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SEN Breakfast — The Friday Agenda (11.09.26). Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Now unfiable, the Friday agenda. And it is, it is for Lillidau instant lawn kinging Australian family own quality turf delivered on time every time our roots run deep. But where's Kangon? He slipped away like a wide receiver on third down. He's a bit towy actually. He's a bit nervous today. He's doing the boundary for Channel 7, which is going not to America, but around the rest of the world. So I'm sort of half praying for a cock up at some stage, but I've challenged him to get a y'all in there. True or false, did he mention in an email chain that this is the biggest career opportunity of his life? He thinks this is his big break. So let's just encourage him and get behind him. Oh, we'll get around him. We might lose him though. We might be gone the captain. But, geez, they get around it here though. This has got shades of grandfather all day about it out there. This was like when in an hour ago to get a coffee and they're about five pot stevens up the pool. I've got a couple of on the net with some emotions and some what do you go with boys?
You've got a carton draft? I haven't got a carton draft. Soak in us inside, I think. We must have drunk them out of it last time Felix. We must have knocked them over inside. They've got anything you want in there mate I'm telling you. You've got something on your agenda though. I want to have a chat to you about foot if we can just quickly. The next season we have up to six new captains. I think that Alex Pierce would look to move his captaincy wouldn't you think given that he's aged and the readiness for guys like Andrew Bracior or Caleb's are wrong to take over. I could see that. That's one. Would you see Nick Deco taking over the captaincy next year? That's two. What about Jolong? Would they be looking to make a move? Could there be a short term in Tom Stewart or would you think Max Holmes? I reckon danger stays. Stays is captain. I don't know if that's one of the six. No handover. I don't think so. I could be wrong. It could be very close. Let's roll him in, he's three. You think that Sydney would look at Errol Gordon? Yep, well Calamille's own plan so that's going to happen by default. Would Calton look to transition to a Sam Walsh?
I think it's perfect timing for Patrick Cripp's isn't it? Last couple of easy career in Walsh's ready that's five. And would Harley Reed be ready? It's a big challenge but wouldn't he be ready? They feel like they need something fresh, something new to get this club, this club absolutely bouncing. Answer your own question, is he ready? I think he's ready. I'd love to say it's early and he'd need a bit of support but I just think he's a pretty solid option. And you forgot one. Who's the other one? There's a seventh. Who's the seventh? Well, Toby Green, aren't going to be captain in GWS. That's a hundred percent. Easy, unless he's doing it by chorus bonus. It's going to be hard to do it from Jolong. They're not going to get all three are they the cat? It's the question I keep getting asked. Jolong and it get all three. It couldn't get all three. Marshall butters and Toby Green. If they get all three, I don't want to ever hear its conversation about a salary cap again. Oh, that'll absolutely do me. While we're on the West Coast Eagles, do you think it's unfair to give minimum equal to
a three-year period only to correct this club if they were not to extend him? What's your old saying? Three-build coach never survives? I know he never survives but don't you have to give him five years when you're picking up a bottom of the barrel lot like he has. It's not in trouble though, is he? Well, what would they look to extend him? They'll call him middle-mass last night on midweek tackle, talking about it and he didn't sound that promising. Yeah, I think he needs time. He needs time a lot of time potentially. I want to quickly talk about their neighbours, Freemann. Yes. Okay, just quickly here. Nathan Broad is interested in playing for Freemann. And Freemann is interested in Nathan Broad playing for them. Now I did catch the Richmond Premiership Defender. He was talking on the latest episode of Footy Infrains and he said, I'm fit, I'm training, I've got an old Peter Burge program from 2019, I'm doing all my training. Would I take a call? I absolutely would take a call at the moment I'm retired.
But I can tell you, he's had taken some calls and I think they've been in pretty regular contact since he announced his retirement. So don't be surprised as a retired player at a contract retired player, whether it be preseason supplemental selection period or late in the draft, Nathan Broad pulls on a Freemann or Guernsey next year. And if they get rolled tonight, Kingy, then that would even strengthen that case. I could absolutely see Nathan Broad continue his career at Freemann. Yeah. I think that's entirely possible. 33, yep. Three time Premiership Player. How was that a progressive move? I mean, I keep a lot of hear about from Freemann or about Freemann is that their list is the best, most perfect list you've ever built. To go to Nathan Broad would fly on the face of that. Only one player on a list of 45 guys. You're adding a 33 year old that's retiring from... But he left the doorjar, didn't he? He left the doorjar at the time and I think he's got an appetite to play at Freemann. I think he's really interested and I think it's been somewhat reciprocated as well.
It would be a strange move for me. And just keep an eye on Jaden Short too. I know we spoke about him during the week. I'll be really interested to see what Freemann will do here. I'd love your take on this. So last crack at a pure draft. I know they got picked two Freemann, then Tazzie come in. I know they've got a lot of kids and they've had a lot of youth come through. Could they get a bigger foothold in the draft? If Collinwood do act on there and they've considered Jaden Short, if Collinwood do come knocking officially for him, would you do a deal? Or can you scalp too hard there? Can you exposure Stephen Moore and Adam Mouset speaking about coaches under pressure? That's him next year. He needs both sides of the Collin, doesn't he? Now I think you just go for the talent. If you think you can get something really strong for Jaden Short, then you go for it and you're back here recruiters in to get the job done. But in saying that they haven't picked the eyes out of a really important draft last year. Yep. Well, the year before. So they got the heat on. As a fully club, the heat is on Richmond right now. Just one other quick one before we get to the news.
And then Felix von Holtz going to join us from Exo Sports. Just in regards to Nick Blakey and a lot of uncertainty up at Sydney right. Now any or any other city player suspended by the Swans and obviously the subject now of a police investigation. That's Haney and Warner and James Jordan. Clubs have been told by the OFL King that those players won't know their fate until after the trade period. So that's according to the OFL. So the league has made it clear to those clubs asking that it's very much by beware. If you trade for this guy and it comes back that he's in trouble with the law or is D registered, you hear that a bit or whatever it might be, then it's on you. So a lot to play out here clearly. So that that that will be really interesting to see what happens with Nick Blakey or whatever it is who becomes the subject of interested other clubs. So you're St. Kilda, would you still trade for Nick Blakey knowing that there's a question mark or not? Answer your own question. You'd want to be doing as much homework as you possibly could, but there will forever be up until who knows, and answer question there.
And only the only Victoria police know the answer to that. So and then the OFL integrity off the back of it. And just for what it's worth, just what you hear around the traps, the word D registered keeps getting used, which sounds severe and serious. But if you do trade for Nick Blakey, take a bit of collateral to get him out of Sydney, even with all his going on. You couldn't do it. If you're St. Kilda, you couldn't do it. You couldn't you couldn't just claim blower first round pick on a go. That's no longer viable. And worse case scenario. And it's a big if he gets the registered for six months, 12 months, then you're stuffed. You're in trouble. You can't do that. You can't take that risk. Wonder what, anyway, this is viable for Dexin. Unlock your warehouses potential, the latest innovations from Dexin. And for DDE, Fireball says yes to going out after the game with DDE. And news headlines in Bam then a bit of, uh, don't hassle the half. Feel like spawn hall. I'll look at it later.
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