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Shut up! The pool is on dribbling air! Get ready! Am I on? Because the Saturday rub, Am I let it talk? Yeah, it starts now. It gets better with every listing. We need some rinse. Neat drinks fast, camel on down to thirsty camel bottle shops for unseriously good deals, drink responsibly. For ream hot water and McDonald's. Triple M Rob's final spooly. Oh, look at us. We spread around everywhere. But hard and myself in that late of course, getting ready for the big game tonight. The cruse. Hosting the Western Bulldog pride of that. We've got Brisbane and Sydney in Sydney and pride of that. We've got the Saturday rub. I can see, Domo on the screen. It's so good, all right. I can't see fat. Fat. What's happened? Fat, yeah? What's fat? Where's fat? And I've got something for you, full's heads. What? We are tomorrow. We are tomorrow. We are tomorrow. We're always on the ball. We... Did I hear him complaining about Umber? Yes, I did. No, it's the first half fair enough.

She's all with Carlton, but anyway. I'm watching the... Obviously, watching the game from the commentary box. I see... Mekai not paid holding. Then I see O'Connor dead. Yes. Yes. And then on my phone starts going beat. And I look at it and I get all I can see is, if something something G umpires, fat, the Blues fans nearly tear in the joint down. Not the first half. They got a good run. And then... All in the face. They haven't looked at it half-time, then they just square it up. Is that what they did? Is that what they did? There was some up being 18, 14, cats way. Yeah, yeah. But a nice win. You were confident, Bill. I was confident. How confident? Do you reckon he's good in your head of himself? How confident? There was a spy of mine at the Pullman Hotel and hour before the ball was bounced off this game. I'll fap us in the Pullman, Jim. Fap me in the Pullman, Bill. With another celebrity, we'll leave that person alone for the murder. But Bill was seen to be on each phone on the Qantas app, booking flights. No, they're not on the phone.

No, they're not on the phone. Flights to Perth, next Friday night, before the Jolong games started last night. Could you believe that? That is confident. They can get ahead of themselves with cats. Did you buy two tickets and book a accommodation from Match that is yet to be scheduled by the AFL? No, I didn't. That's a lie. When it was 20, he said that. He had the head and then he looked at the left. No, I did not. When it was 25 to 4, were we canceling him? Fap was worried. No, no. I didn't do it. No, I did not. Maybe purchase them on your phone. On my phone, too. On your phone. And what they mean? Yes, and got on. Fats phone. Got a paper. Oh, he's not getting on their phones. I know we did. We just booked them early, because I thought the cats were going to win. And a combination which has gone up through the roof since the cats have had a win. So we're off the Perth, actually. So the cats obviously can't play an interstate game without you being there. Well, they need the pass piers here. They need to look around the rooms. And then it's fat.

When she returned from flight, because you've got Saturday rub requirements. Yes, I know. You have. Okay, so you do have a pair. I'll be able to do it from Perth up. It's only only 10 o'clock over there. Fat in the morning. Fat in the morning. Fat in the morning. He's flown to watch the game. He's forgotten about the Saturday rub. Yes. He's completely, that was the first time he saw it about it when you asked him, David. Well, you'll be doing it with me. He could see it with me. Fat. Because I'll be in this Perth too. Oh, there we go, Jimmy Boy. Oh, no. That's how Mattkins is going to be joining us. Yes. Tom and me. Yes. George Kiddell. George Kiddell is a big game. That's not sure how we're getting. This is a big name. New year's San Francisco 49ers. Superstar. Right in. Got a bit of Bayley Smith about him. Got the long, blonde locks. He does. Now, how are we doing this? Is Herb going down the speaker? Yes. Yes. George. And also she's had a bit of fake tan. Oh, I know. Applied that today, Jim. She's not the only woman in Melbourne to put fake tan on. But she's all dolled up, like Jackie, Ferdinand, and she's not waiting to get out there with Georgie. Oh, look at her.

So don't stuff it up. All right. She's out the front of you, don't worry. I'm pretty feeling the press. Oh, the press. Yes. He's a good player, the press. What do you think he was for? Jolong and that lady. Do it on a tough at the minute. And it's also going to be fun. I'm going to be doing it on a tough, blonde lock. I'm going to be doing it on a tough, blonde lock. I want a special guest too, Jim, that we cannot yet reveal the identity of. But in this second hour of our time today, it'll be someone or something of interest to you, Bill. Me? Yes. We are not revealing until entrance into studio. Life. Life. It is interest to me. Yeah. It is interest to us. Anything sort of spring to mind, Bill? A couple of things which I'd be a bit worried about. Oh, I did. What is snow? No, no. And I've got something here for you, Jimmy Boy. No, I'm pleased to hear. Because news and all of the above. Yes, going well, never wrong, Jim. That's just taken off. Are we doing this for the fourth week in a row? Yes. And we just got news stuff. And it's where you would meet your wrong team. The poo carters, the last three.

But you talk there. You want to get this right. So don't gaslight me again. Just shut up and listen. The issues that you were with last week, wasn't it? And what? NWJ. Never wrong, Jim. That's the one. And you really go back 20 years ago. No, not yet. But this one, 24. We only have to go back one week. Yeah. And it's fat, quiz, right? Jim, stay out. Get on with the quiz. I'll be getting a mouse. The theme is robots. There we go. Oh, no. What is it? X. Robot. What? If I got the wrong one. What do you got there? I've been handed wild card bloody round. That was last week, I think. What the hell? Now it's his theme. Rowan bot. Oh, we're Rowan bot. You got a robot. Robot. It's his theme. Robot's coming. I don't know if I'll just keep that. Just keep that. He's not, he's not rocket. You keep that. He's not a robot again. Hang on. Who's fault? Who's the robot? He's not the new model. Anyway, let's get it right, fat.

Get it right. Come on, fat. That's the new model. Get it right. NWJ. Yes. NWJ. Is that how we're starting? You must have something better than that. I know what we have got. A stinger. I was really. Not only am I really wrong. I'm actually never wrong. And there's, so that was the first one last week, the theme. That's fat, that's fat's wild card name. And we found one. I think this only goes back a week or two. Also, we found another one. Oh, okay. All right, thanks for that, Chris. And thanks to Max Stevens, of course, we've heard from Mark Rishudo earlier in the program. Triple M's Grill Team also spent some time this week with the coach of the Bulldogs, Terry Wheeler. Thank you very much. The Grill Team there talking to Terry Wallace. Oh, great straight into our wheelers. He's a happy smell of his job. Oh, it's the real wheeler. That's late 19s. Yeah, it's about 97 or 90s.

Right, mid 90s. Which ones worse? Chris saw that one in time. As in, to start the show. We love the Chris one. So there's just a little couple of the top. That's a lot of brought to you. Let you have anything to do with the first segment of the show again. That's just flat and boring. Well, what do you, Bernie got? Are you in the court? Are you in the early court? What's Bernie got? This will be good. Flat and boring? What do you got, Bernie? No, no, we'll just move on. Oh, move on. Move on. What do you got, Bernie? You got to bring something. No, no, I was just having a little chat. What would he start in the elbow? Oh, no, no, no. Where were you last night? Where were you watching? What part of the MCG? No, I was in a box for the cats. We had a nice little sweep there with 32 of the Jolong supporters. It was the Pistach. It was the Pistach. The Pistach. The Pistach. No, no, just go along. And I had to interview a couple of people for the people there. Jim, so it was a good night. So I was for the people. For the people. For the people.

No, I got a ticket. Yeah, so I didn't get a ticket. That's free alcohol and prawns. What's the deal, too? For the people. For the people. For the people. No, Pield, too. I'll get a ticket. Shall it all. Yeah. So let's go into this fat. Who were you there with and how much were you getting paid to be there? No, I didn't get paid. I got a ticket into the sweep. Because it made me the dumb. The interviewed people from the club. For nothing. Yeah. You got free prawns. I got free prawns and a bit of a steak and potato. So it was all good there, but we had a bit of fun and a bit of... La. Do I see you? Either catch or in a bit of traffic. I'm wasting the game. No, no, no. What else have we got here? Well, I do have something if you really want to push me, Bill. Oh. Then I do have something. Don't push me, Bob. What do you got, no? Discounted? What are you doing there? Discounted. Discounted. You should call yourself Discounted Branneless. Because you will do anything for a dollar. What is this? You've got a photo with a minion of all things. A minion. A minion is a little yellow character.

Maybe Discounted. Camus. Croiden of all places. Yes, man. Croiden. Discounted. Camus. Come and say fat. I'm dead. So I take the September Saturday. Is that a rub? Prelim. What time? I think it's a rub time. No, I don't. That's a Saturday. I've done you idiot. Can't do what you're doing with us. We're all like can't make it in a couple of weeks. Oh. No, me, aren't you, Don. Oh, he's this. This is a special guest. Billy Brownless and minion. And minion. And minion. And minion. Was there a minion there for? I don't know. I don't know what. No, I think about this. Did I look like a minion yourself? What day is it? Freebies, hampers, sales vouchers, prizes, signatories, foodie bags, faith-painting popcorns, men in the world. And well, and meat, Billy Brown. That sounds good. Make sure you get a lot of fat. And a Clayton in it. Clay. Croiden. You're on here at the Saturday for the Saturday rub on this same time

and day in question. Free popcorn. I've got to talk to you. Free popcorn if you want to head along. Free face-painting as well, if you want. Coloring income, but you know all that. I'm doing all that. I'm doing all that. That's the beautiful sell-rich. It's a little looks after you. Sell-rock. Sell-rich. No, sell. Sell-harris. Sell-harris. Do you run any of these boyhoods? She doesn't know about this stuff. She doesn't have to. We want to bring that up. She's got a suit. She's got a way from her commission. No, I need two. She's got a cup. Bill. No, I need two too. How are you going to do this show from down there? I'll do a couple of crosses. Oh, cross. Should we get you to sell- Haris on. No, no, don't get it on the run. I'll do it. Four or five of the things you've done this year. Just to see if it's good for your brand. I've got something else. Just thought of it. Just come to me. Oh, did it? I'm living with a great Jonathan Brown at the minute. He's smirled many out there. And he's fit. He's off the grog, of course. Really?

Yeah. But he's a big operation. He's going okay. He's going well, but he's not having a frothy. So me and him sit up and have a cup of tea. But I'll store him. And he's a country boy. He's a rock out of the moment. And he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes. Oh, yeah, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes. No, he did, he lied to me. He just says he's civilt as cup of tea and a bit of Monte Carlo. He just says, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes, he goes. Remember when he used to come over for the footies show tonight. We'd have the big Thursday night drinks after the footies show. At the precinct. And him and silly texts would come over. Fullers. And porpoise. Fuller stays cool. He gets more glasses. He gets more glasses. And he'll walk around in the nightclub with them. And they thought of some funnest, they'll fall seats. The whole lot of them. Where they from, they come over. Yeah. Anyway, Brianna Rickens at Carl's was here one night.

She said the bar just said, and then he walked for the bar. Oh, he said, he's having fun. He's looking for it. He's looking for it. He's so much fun. And then once he's got a big inlayed superstar, you know. Look at me, look at me. Oh, no, there you go. Oh, let's send him fat. Oh, no. There you go. No, you wouldn't do that, please. Yeah. Oh, one night, one night, he's been playing with the crow. So, a good player. I was in Paris, but he was in Paris. And I'm about to play 100 games of Melbourne. I'm a superstar and all this, right? Yeah, that's how we do it. Yeah, after about five or seven minutes, Carl's goes, you might know my husband. She had to come in with that one. No, there we go. Oh, yeah, there she goes. Jonathan Brownie goes, oh, shit himself. Talk up like a mubber of dog. Yeah, when you duck your head, you pop up about 40 metres.

Yeah, yeah. Like a hip-hop, like a hip-hop, just look around. Yeah, that's true story, bud. Yeah, this is some truth to it. Some truth to it. It didn't quite go on. However, I like that version. It used to be a posse of you, Adelaide. Yeah. Oh, and Yenchi was there a couple of times. Yeah. Yenchi, he only got a couple of the crowd of toys. Michael Doudi was there one year. Dougo was there every year, Michael Doudi. But he's only one or two years younger than Yenchi and then tech band him. Banned him. He pissed him off too much. Yeah, I've heard about it. He's the best band in the year. Yeah, that's how I've heard about it. The poor person to go missing at times, I don't know where he went. Tom Atkins, structural issues. The poor person to go. Tom Atkins is ready to go. Oh, right. I'm not talking about the cat. He wants to talk to you. Yeah, he does. Yeah, about why you find the person. Yeah. And then Croyd, the next week. Croyd, of course. Croyd is the camelist of the Saturday rub. Tom Atkins next. On Triple M. Now you can string the footy wherever you go. Download the listener app and select Triple M. For Reem, hot water and McDonald's.

Triple M, rock, footy. Triple M Saturday rub for Thursday camel. Knee drinks fast. Camel on down the Thursday camel bottle shops on seriously good deals drink responsibly. For Reem, hot water and McDonald's. Triple M, rock, footy. Liberation final, front and out footy. The cat's taking on the blues. Comes off here to take the feel around the corner. Steps on it. Up three spoils they get another opportunity. Man a step at goal. And there. And hit the goal on the line. The line. The line comes in the out. You want to kick? What a smash. You kick the line. Don't you feel too misted with that, Croyd? I'm back, man. John, he's for number five. I know. I know you feel number five. The cats are going to go through. They survive the scare early. But they win a big one at the MCG. All right, Fat, you can have the first question. Tommy Atkins is on board, 20 positions 10 in the contest. The man's a star. Kick us off. Well done, Tommy. Great win in the end last night,

because they're a bit scary there for the first, so what, 40 minutes of the game? Thanks Bill. Yeah, we were we weren't too scared. Right, we've we've adapted pretty well. I just want you to see. Yeah, maybe you are a bit scared. We I was. I was in the box up there having a couple of frofies in the broad flight. I had to fly to the Perth to before the game. That's why I was going to be worried, Tommy. But I got it a regrouped. So got the game going again. I tell you what's interesting. You got to block this kick seven hundred and seventy five goals for a full goals. And I don't know where his best position is. And talking about James. Yeah, James might. Yeah, well, it's been an interesting one, because Jay's been great since he's came in. And he's kind of playing that role that jazz was playing, I guess. So yeah, look at where we've got the luxury of being able to move him around.

And I think him just getting a bit more game fitness in going forward is going to help us a lot. So yeah, anyway, J.S. is on the ground. We're happy he's just out there. Well, Tony, let's talk about that man. Patty Dangerfield. What was his chest like last night? Because I'm playing with this guy when he plays like that. He just needs everyone out of his way. The chest goes back and he leans back. Some areas shorts get tucked in. All he's top gets tucked in more. And he just everything tightens up. What was he like after? Yeah, no, he's pretty low. Actually, I don't know. He's probably not good. But yeah, it's good. It's great. I feel like he saves himself for those finals games. And you know, it's pretty. You're just grateful as a teammate to have someone like him who can stand up and sort of carry your home. Max Holmes performance Tom. Obviously the injury cloud that he had. And I suppose hasty return. It was some thought initially he might miss the remainder of the game. He looked sore. He looked under done, but he still contributed, didn't he?

Yeah, I thought Max was great. Played his role. I think he jammed his foot a little bit. That's probably why he looked a bit sore, blade in the game. I don't think he was sore going in. He looked great at training. And yeah, I thought he contributed well. But he actually did. He did. He did. Well, Shawnee. Yeah, bloody good wasn't. Shawnee. Yeah, he's been great since he's come into the midfield. Shawnee. He's explosiveness. And he actually had a really good pressure game last night. I thought, you know, been tipping into his defensive work. So it was impressive to see him doing on both sides of the ball. And in the midfield, he actually has to pass it off because he's not close enough to have a shot. Yeah, that's funny. It's sort of worked out. Probably he. Well, he still has been fighting and really I think one last night. Yeah, I'm sure it probably passed. I think he's going to be able to do it. I think one last night. Yeah, I'm sure it probably pains him a bit to have to pass them off. Exactly. And Wilkeshire, are we locking him? Tommy? Yeah, I love Ollie.

Yeah, we. He's been playing so well at VFL level and then ever since he's come up, he's just so dangerous whenever he gets the ball, he's super quick. Yeah, he uses the ball really well as well. Which, um, yeah, we're lucky to have him as well. And Tom, you got a close vantage point to the progress of midsch Edwards in the rock. he's starting to have impact, isn't he? He's starting to stand up. We can see a future for him, can't you? Yeah, definitely. I think it's hard to, you've just got to pinch yourself sometimes. This is like only played 15 games or something. So yeah, he's going to improve heaps more, but the way he's contributing at the moment is far beyond what you'd expect from someone so early in their career. That halfway through the second quarter, it looked to me. Tommy liked the cats, we're back, playing the sort of game they wanted. A voice admired Chris Scott, actually I admired Brad's ability to do this too. And that is a just in game and move enough things around to get the game back the way you want it played.

It looked like that happened in the second quarter. Yeah, I think it probably speaks to the maturity of our playing list. And maybe just a bit of our flexibility. We've got a couple of players that can be moved around and still execute and have impact on the games. So yeah, I think we just got to trust Scott and Cal and the assistants that they can see the game best and they know what's best to get the job done and then we can adapt and try and carry out their instructions. So Fremantle now up next. Bill seems to know that it's a Friday night game. Do you know when you'll head over there? There will be a normal prep from that regard. And do you like your chances still in the big picture, despite having to go through the old fashioned elimination finals phase? Yeah, well, the first party question, I think a lot of the crew are going to head over Wednesday. I'm going Thursday because I've got a couple of kids at home. So I don't know if that would be good reason to go Wednesday.

Yeah, I've got you as Monday, Tom. Well, I think Paddy and Stuart and those folks have taken that initiative. But I've only got four week older homes. So I can try. Let's go hang around a little Oscar. Yeah, that's it. Oscar, good name Bill. You're named after? Yeah, well, yeah, we want him to have some of your son's attributes. I see you two, um, him seeing Blitab's wedding coming up too. I just ask her and and you good self. No, I'm not doing it with him. No, it's just Oscar and I think maybe another one of Blitab's mates. Oh, that's got the big wedding. Yeah, he was born for it. Got the pedigree for those jobs. So he's exactly. He gets a tool. I'll give a say. He's good. Would you mind by that? Good looking like he's old man. Good man. He's a good man, Tommy. I can, hey, by the way, the cats have got a flight. You can fly over the players and that leaves Wednesday. Comes back Saturday. Yeah. And I think it's only 13 under a bus return.

That's not bad and get on the get on the flight with the cat. So that'd be a nice one. You'd love that. Tommy having the great supporters around. Yeah, well, I won't be on that flight bill. That's right. So yeah, not all that wasn't listening. Yeah, but also I got in. He pulled through a shed in your first year at the club. And you got the nickname shed. Where'd you get that one? Yeah, that might happen. I was pretty young back then and I was the trading of 40 that was kicked out me. So I had best interest. But yeah, did heavy at that stage of my life. So went through the shed. And Tommy, you're also rolling with a similar moustache to Bernie. Yeah. If you see Bernie's moustache, we're not sure about it. Moustache is in. No, I haven't seen it, mate. Sorry. I'm a bit like yours. Like sort of almost mousey-coloured. Yeah, well, respects. You should be able to, you know, where would have you want? Go to the list. Respect. Be good Bernie. See us. He's got the shoulders back.

Tough nuts inside. I tell you, we just go with starters and tough. You know when they won the best clubman at the Yachter Club, Bernie, what did that mean? So try that question again. You know, when only one of your teammates wins the best clubman. Best team, man. Yeah, best clubman. You do the right thing, you know, you do the one-bosenners. Coach, you're the club, you agree with the coach. Yeah, they're not really. That's a coach. Yeah, I'm going to be a little boy. How many reckon Tommy Hackens is one? He won four. Four best clubman. All right. Tommy, they love you. Do you love them or they love you? No, I don't know. Mate, mate, might speak to you. Maybe at least there's not too many other good boys. No. No. I don't know. I don't know what to go. I really don't know how that has happened that many times. But yeah, pretty grateful. No, great story. St Joey's boy. Did a tough in the VFL. Work these ass off. Premiership player and killing them. Good on you. Thanks for joining us.

Tell me good on you, mate. Thanks, fellas. See, well done, Tommy. He's easy. Are you saying he's one of the Zas off brothers? Yeah, yes, with the judges. He's just realized there was one down the job. Well, it's Terry. Terry and Rudy. Bernie. And Alex's. Work these. What's going on? All right, Brucey. We're the next. The press. No, we've already mentioned Rudy. He's got another brother called Rudy. Brucey. Brucey. He's going to join us next. Triple and rock. Final sputty. It's 10 herb down to speak to George Kittle. Of course, tied in for the San Francisco 49ers. He's a bloody star. I think, Perple, you said you've got someone coming in? Or something coming. Oh, yes. I like you too much more away. But it's someone that will resonate with Bill, and we're not going to tell him who it is until that particular. I like that. A particular person or thing comes in. I want to know Greybid. Nothing. Of course, news. All of that still to come. But to our time now to speak to our very special guest.

guest. Yes. Speaking of special guest, the former team made yours fat. Exactly. Oh, please, Kidler Roy. Bruce Linda may have only played footy at the elite level for a relative short time, but across his 87 games for both Jolong and Adelaide, he definitely knew how to take a mark. And now, all I've got is a deep ender ball for a lot of bad fight with Leanton. And kick goals. Linda the Charts twisting and turning. He snaps with the right. But he's got a chance here at Kaka. Why do I have a different set in 1987? Well, at the Caps, he has scored Ablet and Brownless to lead the club's goal. Can you? Please welcome to the Saturday Rob Bruce Linda. Oh, the praise fat. Exactly. Bruce Lee Linda 66 games down there at the category, 139 goals. He had a bit of magic about him, Bruce Lee boy. And he was one of the big name recruits that come over from Adelaide in 1985. And the other bloke, Dwayne Russell. Oh, the pipe. Oh, Shane. Oh, pipes. But Bruce, the president,

welcome mate. There you go, and old Bruce Lee. I'm going okay. Thanks, Billy. Great to talk to you guys. Oh, those good old days down at the category. You had a great Ford lineback then, didn't we? Ah, was that 87 mate. Ablet was nothing. Billy Brownless. He was the one that was hard to get by. Oh, come on, come on. I'll stick to the truth. Exactly. What sort of a team mate was he? Pres, give us a bloody snapshot of fat. Let's just say Billy was able to galvanize the team with his social attributes. Ah, you weren't bad. Who the Brucey boy? So you got the nickname, the president, because we're down at Jolong. We're lucky to have a tracksuit top, right? So we were walking around freezing and we're out in the ground before the game and out walks Brucey boy in the long, like Donald Trump and where? Trinch coat. The long trench coat, exactly it, and just waltzes onto the field, beautifully dressed. And we go, have a look at this fog, fear, decombs. And that's how

it all began, didn't it? Brucey? Ah, something like that. Billy, what about the tracksuit bottoms that were wore in the yellow ones, the vote seekers? Yeah. Where all this crap and it looked good, it looked fantastic. And then he'd get injured and things like that. But some good times there and Jimmy loves a red wine still. Yeah. And the game, a golf press, you're still out on the course? Man, I'm just about to hit off in a moment. So, yeah, I've taken the time, which has been great for you guys to allow me on. I don't know if most people there know, but I was there when JB started his media career. Oh, JB, I'd like to alert us to it. Tell us more. What was he like there? We've got some audio of that. It was a called the Crow Show, wasn't it? Yeah, it's out of his 40 plus and then the Crow Show or vice versa. Ever listen to this, Brucey Boy? And a three, okay. So we've got a pair of 9s, 11, tie breaker in a minute, but I promised the people earlier that where which camera am I working off here? This one? Yes, okay. I promised the people earlier

that we'd see the beautiful skills of Gary Peat. So even craft back then. Oh, crap. You got the camera wrong, but it was a camera man's fault. It was a good spot. Bruce, having at the Grime Corns, there was a good line up back. Andy Kaye? Yes, Neil Curley. Snuck it. I mean, but you were the only professional one amongst us. So you kept the show together. So thanks so much. Andy came back, played for the Crow's the press. That's right. In the early days of the Adelaide Football Club, they're exciting times too. Yeah, coming back and playing to the original team. And that first game against Torthon, which had always been the Jolong, a Jolong cat's nemesis beaten in two night grand finals by a kick beaten in the finals. So the last game of the round to not make the finals. And I reckon it was 88 when it was a final five and Melbourne went on on a dad's block. And with that, John Devine was no longer and the

great Malcolm Blight came in. He did. Right. Bruce, what's your memories of the 89, the famous 89 grand final, the Gary Ablett 9 goal performance in a losing team? But you had a very big day in that game as well. Yeah, I look for any grand finals would be a great memory for anyone that plays because it's just a, I actually described in my book that game. And so if anyone wants to have an understanding of what it's like when they run out on the ground, there's a word picture basically written there. But it was a great day. And you know, front row seats to see the great man Ablett kick nine goals. We just ran out of time. We got beaten by a kick. We did spot on. And did you see Fat Bunny Chop Gary Buckenara? What are the most pathetic attempts to strike a man any of us have seen on an NFL field? Really? We were worried after that. We just saw that and the whole team have gone made, there's going to be fights everywhere. You're feeling bad at it all. And

retaliation. Just, yeah, if you're in a situation, just give him one. I hit Buckenara. I ran through bloody dermat at the bell. And now I'll tell you that speaking of the book, you've written a book Bruce E. You're an author now, time on in the last. Because you've had a, you've had a bit of bad luck, mate. You had stage four kidney cancer. You survived that. So you've done a tough the last few years. Tell the people why you wrote the book. Well, kidney cancer is incurable, but you can try to manage it. Basically, what happened was after I had the cancer removed, which was size of tennis ball and the kidney I was laying in the critical care unit of Aschford, it was, I still just came out of the operation. And there was all these machines and leads and, you know, things are unbeaten. I've gone, you know, what if things go south, my daughter doesn't know anything about me. And so I thought, why don't I start putting pen to paper, which I did.

And then along the journey, when it was a bit dark at the dimmer as well, I thought, well, if we can possibly make lemonade out of lemons, you know, something positive, yeah, maybe I can raise the money for cancer research. And so I teamed up with an organization called Anzup, which is Australia, New Zealand, and Uruguenital and prostate cancer, along acronym. But basically what they do is they fund cancer trials. And so within the body of the book right towards the end, if everyone that reads it has got to go to, there's a QR code, they'll find out a lot about what's happening in the book, a lot about me, a lot about some health results, and also a chance to donate to a seriously worthy cause. Hey, what about, what about now? ongoing treatment? Do you go check up? So you see that? Yeah, so basically I don't call it remission because that that word sounds to me like it's coming back. So I call it status quo. So I live from scan to scan. I've got another scan about a month's time. And hopefully they'll say,

everything's status quo, you know, go go and have a good time and we'll see you in next scan. So that's where we're at at the moment. Not time on in the last is the name of the book. Get around that. Of course, what about with footy mate, you're still watching, are you a cats or are you a crow's where are your allegiance? Well, lucky, I'm lucky enough to, I don't go to the games that that many times, but you know, still an average avid supporter of both teams. I'm lucky enough that they're both very competitive. And you know, Jolong's performance last night and that second half and danger field in particular was, you know, it was a special game. And you know, I kicked over 20 or 20 or 40 on shots of gold, approximately. So, you know, I could scare a few. I could scare you. 37. And Kury, you're younger? You're pegging it up there? Yeah, just about the tee off. I'm hopefully my mate Timmy Darcy's over at the moment. So look out. Yeah, I could get some of that Victorian money and chop his head off. So you'll be having some reds. Don't worry about that

with that chop chop Darcy. Chad, exactly right. So, you know, everyone that I've know that's read the book and there's some, you know, Graham Corn's written a lovely thing in, he and he's written a lovely thing. John Bruce DeGone, who founded the Angels, written a lovely thing. And even the great Tony Madra has written a great thing about the book. So, you know, people just Google, Tom and in the last and they'll go to my website and buy the book and I'll ship it over to them for free in Australia. So, you know, and then the second, you know, said, do that QR code towards the end of the book. Once I read the book, I'll understand what the QR codes are all about. So, yeah. And we had a launch last night. The great Chris Dittmar, who was number one. Number one. Number one. Number one. That's seriously, seriously professional. We had the launch of the book. Okay, two younger last night. We raised over 30k just there. So, we had a great time. We had a great time. I was across how good this all was until you mentioned it.

Yeah. Flatten me out. Wow. Anyway, it was good. Great chatting to you, mate. Enjoy playing golf at that magnificent golf course. Enjoy the cats and the crows. Hopefully they both go deep for you. Thanks guys. Really enjoyed it. And most importantly, thank you for your support. It's greatly appreciated. Bonya Brucey. Brucey Linda, start. Don't worry about that time on in the last is the book. Get online and get yourself a copy. Now you can stream the footy wherever you go. Download the listener app and select Triple M. For Reem Hot Water and McDonald's Triple M Rocks Footy. Triple M Saturday rub for thirsty camel. Knee drinks fast. Camel on down to thirsty camel bottle shops to unseriously good deals. Drink responsibly. For Reem Hot Water and McDonald's. Triple M Rocks, final spony. All right. So Bernard, before we hit the sting, what's going on? Been doing a bit of work here. Being Lee Roy in the back room. Have you really been through the loop?

Well, it's just not much coming across how best this week. So we thought we'd mix it up a little bit. Yeah. I'm just channeling my inner Barry Bissell take 40 Australia. This is Bernie Vincers, not 40 Australia. Yeah. Nothing off. He said five to eight. Who are we talking about? Yeah. The board of Zip in our strawberry. Fleet up the hay. Two. Nuff. Nuff. Nuff. Hey. He's not skipping the ship today trying to save Remusance. Oh. Oh. Yeah. Nuff. Nuff. Time. Australia. It's a hit. Forgot about that last week. Outstrordinary. That's a good saying from Chris Johnson. I love that. But yeah, there's the Nuff 40. Right. We're going to do a 40 count down over the next one. Over the finals, the next few weeks. So only two games next week. So there's not a lot of opportunity for stuff. I'm saying, you need to know and get all the stuff. So coming in at number 40.

It's a local man. Biggles. Rhett Biggles comes in at number 40 just to kick us off. And well, he gets a bit stumbling over his words here. Biggles. It's a huge game for Luke May and Kevin, of course, with Warle out of the side due to him. And now he's really getting a go in this back line. And he got a couple of injuries here. He can get a little bit lost there. I don't know if he's done ever, or ever done any cricket commentary with you, Jim. But I think he was chowing his inner cricket here as well, Biggles. conditions are immaculate as you mentioned surface. Very good. Had to walk around on there. It is dead flat. And it's going to be a fast track. You mentioned it was dead flat. We're expecting hill for. I don't know. I thought that might be a little bit of hill track. It's a cricket pit. It's not about undulating over. And back to you just all over. Yes, Brian. Thank you, Brian. Has it ever been finished in Brian's? Yeah, I've been there. You expecting some hills there. No, no. We're just getting some feedback on the social media. This is a countdown effectively to enough of you.

This is what you're sitting up for. Oh, really? 40 down to one. Yes, that's what I was people querying what they're doing. We're just establishing what this is. 40 down to one. That's how it takes 40. Australia works with Barry Bissowell. There's a lot of people who aren't know who Barry is. Well, you did, didn't you? I said get out of here. I have to listen to him on 3KZ. 3KZ is for Paul. Yeah, so you're off on it. Yeah, I thought you were locking on the rock. You were locking on the rock. Yeah. Yeah, it's not locked on there. Coming in at number. 39. There we go. It's a very good lever. This is going on. I'd love to start of this. It's a lot. You're all right. Do you want to do it all 40 today? No, no, just a 10. We don't have the 10. Right, right. 10 each week. So I did probably didn't explain myself. No, no, no. No, no, no. To get into it. Tell me you just got a little bit excited about this name. This one's made four unforced changes. So Malcolm Rosas, Logan McDonald, Braden Campbell and Bolly Ross come in. Cleary, Bolly Biss.

What's it? Riley Biss. There we go. Yeah. Tommy. Fourth time lucky. Tommy, we like that one. And then I don't know how we got this. But last time I checked, they're not part of the International Cricut Council. So 102 runs behind the Australians. A big uphill battle tomorrow. The Tasmanians looked very solid in defense. Sorry, the Bangladeshers looked very solid in defense. They got ten of the Tasmanians. On the world stage, Tommy. Coming in there at 30, don't I? But he's a Cricut fan too, Tommy. You're getting sure where he would do that, say. Now, coming in at number 30, I just want that in the point in the 30, I'm not even crying. Player sings. Now, this is just player sings. This is no one in particular, just a bit of a compilation. We call this one Bill. Oh, cool. Let's start with Murphy Reed. Yeah, when you're going to come out in the fourth quarter and just go Gangho Harry. Gangho Harry. Gangho Harry.

Yeah, that's a brilliant saying, haven't we, throughout the year. One, I'll get to a little bit later in the countdown. Right. But the next one is, well, it's a gelong man. And they get a bit confused down there, I think. Tommy Stewart. Tommy, who knows Andrew Mackey knows that he can talk to a brick wall underwater. LAUGHTER Oh, my. I love these. Almost my favourite. Moos next. Oh, Ollie Wands. Now, he's talking to you guys on the rush already. He wanted to bring his dad in and his dad used to say this to him all the time. He was all over it. You know, we don't always like to admit we're wrong, though. No. I think, I think, in my mind, I was definitely... Jim never admits he's wrong. No, it's because Ollie, I never have been. Let me ask you this. It tells me a good saying. He's never... He's not always wrong. He... Oh, God, no. LAUGHTER He's not telling him that many times, he's forgotten. What was the saying, then? Oh, yeah, it's something about being wrong.

LAUGHTER Oh, no, I actually don't know. He was confused, mate. Coming in at number... 37. Oh, that's brilliant. How many have we got of these today? We've just got down to 31. 31, we've got 10 today. 10 today. Oh, we're doing bloody 40 today. No, that's the 40. It's the 41. Uh, Daisy Thomas, now he texts you about this. He wasn't happy. We'll get to that one in a minute. But first of all, Ceebus Super, I'm not sure they want to pay for this. LAUGHTER Oh, have a... Oh, what was that? He was watching a replay trying to wait for something to happen and just, uh, he's just holding onto his words and then... Very good, huh? Well, he wanted to be a bit filthy about this one. As a kid, he always wanted to be a pilot and... Oh, I love it. ..and he made this one, but... LAUGHTER Always wanted to be a pilot. Did you? Yeah. So, all the seven seasons. LAUGHTER I don't know where we went wrong plan that, but anyway.

I'm still trying to work that one out. They played it again. They're just playing it again, but that's it. Now he's done 37. It's been joke, I think, bud. And it has joking. Well, that's the one I don't get. Um, coming in that number. 36. And it's our man here, Damo. Yeah! And what they say, a Barry Bissowish say, with a bullet, this is new this week. Wrong. This week, the BHP Live Read, that Damo's getting a little bit nervous there, because it didn't go well. I just like that. Listen to Chief in the background. Whether that's essential care, local services or programs, that's help. You should try one of these in English, though. That's how people get here. LAUGHTER Chief. Have a look at that. Have a look at that. I would have got through it, but that's okay. No. What do you do the next one? No, you do the line. It's a butcher. Well, have a look at how it's written. It's actually not even on the side. No, you still have to do it. It ends on the letter H.

Damo, you're wrong. Yeah, I was. What's he? What do you have? He's just, he's seven. And even if he uses to do them, too. Like he just refuses to do them. But then we'll pick you up. Very smart. Yeah, and then he's right. Thanks, Boone. I appreciate the feedback. Oh, I'm taking that as a gift. Thank you, man. I'll take you to that one. That one today is amazing. And this one, this classic for you in the year. But I'm going to tip the cats. And my big call will be that Shannon Holt kicks. Shannon Holt kicks. Shannon Holt kicks. Oh, that'd be cool too. That'd be. She has done it. Love that. No, love that. That's a very wild way. Not the first one I've done that. What Shannon Holt going to do? He's going to be the crazy old Shannon Holt. He's going to be the straw for the crazy old here in Adelaide. Didn't he, Shannon Holt? No, he did. And, Boone, you're a long way back in the book for me. I would have thought that. Yeah, Shannon Holt will be. Yeah. What? Why are you at the top 10? I'm at the top 10. But I would be top 10. It's always looked for a bit of support from Daymo. So I was just getting him out of the way.

So now he knows he's a very good boy. Yeah, I do give you support. Yeah, he does give you a little support. A bit of a good, a bit of a good, a bit of a good, a bit of a good. Number 35. There we go. Jay Z Clark, we have said he does for a living and probably should leave it at writing with him sometimes. Get in doing this. Because when he talks, it just doesn't quite work at all the time for him. And first of all, this name, which I didn't think was that hard to say. Sneaky good. Sneaky good. Sneaky good season. Corey, Gordon, now what? Good, Gordon. What does that say? Good. Good. It's a tricky last name. A tricky last name. Good, Gordon. This is not that hard. I wouldn't have thought. And then what he does best, speaking gibberish. You'd think that'd be too good for Richman F. Sure does. But big game. Nessus Nessus Siri. Nessus Siri. Wait. He's got to say what? Come on, Jay Z.

Come on, Jay Z. What's he's Nessu? Nessu, what? He's got a lot of stories about the cats and get your language right. Oh, see? He's got a new name right over here. That's what he said. Get into it. Right. Oh, I saw those. He'll be done for the other day. He can't open that. He forgot to put a stamp on the mail. Oh, my God. Oh, I'm so sorry. He's giving the ball a draw. Oh, what are you asking about this after number? 34. Oh, 34. 34, only. Only three to go. Stuart Broad. Oh, my God. He was on the international here, enough international. He just got his years and his 24-hour clock roll. Stuart Broad, our Eclipse expert, has just announced in the pod. It's been moved back to 10 to 9, the Eclipse time. He's, he now says he might be wrong. More Eclipse chat. Broad's got it wrong because he's just read out of what's that. Saying the next eclipse will be at 2050, which he thought meant 850.

It's actually, it's actually the year 2050, Stuart. Oh, Stuart, he's thinking the day. He's thinking the day. Nick Wunder, Galley and Dinwark, Australia. Couldn't have laid off. So, replay that again the other day. So, it's a bizarre scene. This is a little compilation. I'm not going to say what it's about, but it's number 33. I forgot the number. Joey Montenna, first, I think. 20 seconds left on the clock clock. Oh, it's high speed. That's living it down. Go around. 20 seconds, that's a 20 seconds. You got to get that right, Catholicman next. Good to hear from Errol, I like the hair. So, once Coach Dean Cox is going to join us next after the break. OK, very long. Alex Bryant next. I'm at the Frio Bench. I'm right behind Ozea Dudley. He's getting his left knee strapped up. He did cock a cocky, I don't know what I said there. We do. We did. And then to finish, so far, it's next week.

They do have a circuit in America for hot dog eating. Hot dog? That's cocking, eh? Come on. Hot dog eating. Just, who's the champion? Not what a nut. Who's the champion? You don't want to know him. I don't know. Emily. What's up? Jimmy Chesnut. Uh, Jimmy Chesnut. Time to actually know. Jimmy knows. He knows Emily. Hot dog eating. He's a sister. How many dogs? No, dogs, not sure. Dogs. The great Mark Rachudeau. Oh, what a man. He wore that one. 32. He comes in every two. All right. Uh, he's, uh, he's got a few things wrong. Ruin, we're just pointing him out and making beer. Aren't we boys? No. We got enough and enough. We're all in this together. We don't even know what we're talking about. We're all in this together. Anyway, uh, match leading lead or match winning, I'm not sure what he's trying to say here. They should be a long way in front.

Colleywood, if they didn't butcher their inside 50s, have a match leading, uh, that's right. Match leading, match winning lead. Match winning lead. Yeah, you're on it. I mean, you think it does. Not that hard, does it? Oh, wow. What's going on? Thank you, Ron. It's very worse. Just get him in the right order. Thank you, Ron. Thank you, Ron. Thank you, Ron. Oh, everybody. And then our favourite of the year, when he thought he wasn't on air and he went. All right. There you are, it. You're on, Jayce. He milked it absolutely beautiful. Just had like Christmas. So far, they're just really clean. It takes, and really efficient for Western Bulldogs, and that later, in the opposite side. Two gets. That'll be something. I'm going to get it for the time. What is it? It's an interesting one. Come on, Ruth. That's going right, right. Come on, Ruth. Get that a quarter time. I will look at it. Yeah, we love that one. Yeah, Ruth. It finishes off for today. Mitch Cleary at number 31. Now, I'm not sure where he was going with this,

but I know how he feels. Where are you going with this? Really good questions. I ask really good questions. So I know how to sort of link them out or bring them in and get right to the point when you need to. Right. I think I need to have a chat to Mitch. I don't have a chat to him. Right. Tom, for those that are just listening, don't know the full back story to what you're able to do to arrive the S&M 40 Club. School teacher in the West, get your chance to train on at the bombers. Sign on at the start of the year, then do your ACL last year. I just want to tell you to talk to us about how that eventually happened last year. And then also, the ability to put a cup of cup in here. You do your ACL and get the contact extension. What that meant to you last year, after everything you'd been through to get on to that pretty cost. Tell me, did you understand that question? And I was like, oh, are you OK? You understand what you're trying to say? Yeah, I'll see what I can do with that. But no. Wow. Wow. We had a lot of opportunity then in the end didn't really

ask a question. So I'll go after that for chat to him. You're going to have to mentor him. Yeah, mentor him. So he had opportunity, did he burn on the run? Yeah. He had opportunities there to meet question where he could have sort of just stopped or asked an actual question. That's about it. Yeah, I'll chat to him and I'll run him through a few things. And in fact, I can also chat to him about his theory on when things are going wrong. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. And then the player just answers the question. Yeah, stop. It's not breaking. If you haven't asked this question, what happens then? Where do they end? They end up in question. If he will stop on all jumping, don't worry. Oh, OK, someone else will jump in. He will jump in. He knew B2, Dopey 2, but people will come out. He got the slack. Well done. So we've got another 30 of them. OK. Well, we've won. But we've got another 30 of them. Barry Bistle. We've got a lot of 2 and a half hours show is coming up, Bill. We need to first something. No, wait, what are you having another 50 of them? OK, we're going to have a few more of your work.

That's a long and a half. So we got pulled. Like he got pulled. So we've said, herb down to Amy Park in the hope that she can lasso George Kiddlin, we can have a chat to him, but that might be a few minutes away. So, well, we're waiting purple. Let's get stuck into some news. Yeah, we spoke with Tom McKenzie before of the long-footie club after their very impressive win against the Coulton last night, Bernie and the elimination final, 37 scoring shots to 19. It was a 33 point margin. And just a reminder that this club, while it's coming through the old-fashioned elimination final phase, is still capable of doing some serious damage. Yeah, they certainly are. Are you going to be very nervous if you're a free man who, well, play a first-end supporter because, Jolong, they travel well and they had them on toast this season over there as well. They're up on record from memory, two or three goals, a half-time and then free man around over the top of them. So plenty of belief. And I reckon on the shoe on the other foot, a lot of doubt now with Frio and they've proven

that they're very gettable at home. Exactly right. And they will improve the cats. I reckon they're just going a bit. They'll certainly have to half-time a lot better, but they'll improve. And the other one there is, Sam decoding, not playing last night, but with the three tall forwards that Frio have, he might come in now. Yeah, he will. Just on the three tall forwards, Jim, the generative recently has been that the tall forwards struggle to have major impact in finals. Now, we saw that again with free mantle and Hawthorne game and obviously tonight, Bern, the three tall forwards for the crows against the Western Bulldogs pressure on them as well, clearly. Yeah, certainly is. And it's been a little bit wet and windy in miserable over here in Adelaide. I mean, it's cleared up a little bit now and it's meant to be a little, thinks they pretty clear. So if it stays on that, you can get a hold of the one way you can beat the Bulldogs is get a hold of them with your key forwards because they can be a little bit dicey down back with their key defenders. So I think that's what they're trying to do,

but it doesn't always work out the way, finals don't always work out the way or play out the way you think it's the gunner. So, geez, I hope Adelaide do get hold of them, but for me, it's the midfield Adelaide. When those finals last year, their midfield really let them down. So they'd be big pressure on, you know, Rankin Dorsen, these guys in there, but they are playing really well. Yep. Jim, I know you commented on the rush hour on Wednesday, the day that North Melbourne Football Club sacked Alistair Clarkson as coach. It was a very explanatory and very open. I'm very honest. And very honest, Sonja Horton, Todd Viney, who presented to the public, the reasoning why. The aftermath of that is that Alistair Clarkson has spoken to Caroline Wilson last night, published in today's age. And among the quotes that he's given is this one, to sit there and say one man has lost these marbles in terms of the modern game. Wow, we're just shocked and we just thought we were owed a little bit of respect in being informed and warned. Instead, they chose to dance on my grave. That's a quote from Alistair Clarkson.

I'll just pull out another quote here too in this article, any deficiencies I've got, and you know that I've got them, to be absolutely blind sighted like that. I've got a new, I've got a daughter who works at Fox News. Can you imagine how she feels, how we all feel to be so publicly humiliated? That is the narrative around it. It is deeper than that. There are other quotes in this article that are of a similar nature bill. He's clearly hurt, upset. Absolutely, oh, and lost. We haven't really heard from him. How we haven't heard from him publicly. Was he invited to the press conference or he just didn't want to go? As a rule, coaches are in those moments invited. Now he chose not to. Given he had been told the previous night, the Tuesday night by both Sonja Hood and Todd Viney at his house that he would be sat. If he was there, would have been not as brutal. It always changes the way those moments are presented to the public. There's less likelihood of, in fact, there's almost no likelihood at all of the openness with which Sonja and Todd's fight. Do you reckon they went too hurt? I did it. And I'm happy to stay with that as an opinion.

I can't stay where I always stay. Clarkson doesn't like it. I get other people's views on this too, by the way. You need to respect people on the way out. But I feel if they hadn't, Jim, gone as hard as they did with what they said publicly, the modern game, the extended meetings, some of the problems that they didn't touch on, I feel they would have left themselves even with more questions going forward with why they actually went down this path with one year of a contract to run. I must admit, I didn't actually what the press conference I saw the all-accomming team on it and the quotes from it. And I thought they went into more detail than they needed to, to be honest. I mean, you just got to be honest and say, you know, we're not confident that it's going to work going forward. So we've made a change and we're bringing someone else in and we've got to be better. And so to actually dive into the weeds of footy style and I just don't know why they felt they needed to do that, to be honest. But if you tow that line, do they, does that open you up to more questioning? Like more questions get in. Potentially, but, you know, so that was my only query on it.

And I haven't spoken to Dodd Vynie, so I've got no idea, you know why? But I just looked at it and thought, did you have to go into that much detail? Maybe not. Yeah. And Dama, your of the belief that the new coach they're looking at is a new coach. Yeah, processes can take a lot of their own but once they begin, but my strong belief is that they want to head down the untried path, the Jamie Graham, Corey and Wright style of candidate. I feel that they don't have a chat that I'm sensitive. I feel if he wants to be part of it, that he will as a former North Premiership Times 2 player and a Premiership coach. Yeah, again, if he wants to be part of it, I can't see why they wouldn't include those candidates. And even Nathan Buckley, we spoke to him last night under the guise of him being an assistant coach at Jalong for last night's game. He, look, he didn't say he was absolutely going to 100% go for it or apply for it, but he certainly gave the indication GM that he would. And it's really enough with Buckley, just specifically. I know that you had a lot of chats with him in the period of time you were chair of the club

and prior to Brad Scott being officially announced as coach that Nathan Buckley was a person of interest for you way back then. That's 2009, I reckon it was. So it was a long, long time ago. I don't know whether he would be where they'd go. I'm with you. I suspect it's going to be, I mean, all the same names come up. And they Jamey Graham and Corey and Wright and whoever they all are. Harvey Merrigan. I don't reckon if that's him. No, that's him. Probably not as much. You know who will put his hand up? The bloke I couldn't think of his name, Murray Davis. He was on the phone the other day to John O'Hoo. Brown. I said, who was that? He goes, Harvey Davis. I go, no, what's he known? Murray Davis. Murray Davis. So I think he'll put his hand in the ring. And Murray Davis. Yeah, Murray Davis. Murray. He'll put his hand in the ring. He might. Have we got George Kiddell? Yes. Kiddell, next. Jim. First year camel Saturday rubbed quiz-filled to come by the way. McDonald's and Reem Hot Water San Francisco 49ers tight end

and superstar George Kiddell next. Now you can string the footy wherever you go. Download the listener app and select Triple M. For Reem Hot Water and McDonald's, Triple M Rob's footy. Triple M Saturday rubbed for 30 camel. Need drinks fast? Camel on down to 30 camel bottle shops to un-seriously good deals. Drink responsibly. For Reem Hot Water and McDonald's. Triple M Rob's footy. Triple M. So this shows all about the AFL, of course, but in about six days' time, purple, a full MCG full rocking with the Rams taking on the 49ers. Four points. Oh, yeah. This isn't a friendly. This is no exhibition. No, no, no, no. Proper game. And we have on the line now from the 49ers, this superstar tight end. George Kiddell, welcome to you. What's up, boys? How are we doing today? Man, this is cool. Now anyone who watched the receiver series, which I absolutely loved, George was a huge part of that.

I'm going to get to that in a moment. Yes, Jim. Are you playing because you're toy-eric-ing? Yeah, yeah. Where are we at with you? You know what? I'm trending in the right direction. You know what? It's going to be pretty close to game time decision, but I'm out there practicing, getting team reps feeling great. No setbacks. And really at this point, it's just getting in shape again, because I haven't really played a lot of football since January. But we're getting there. We're a chance to play, so I'm looking forward to it. How is the body? Obviously, this series, this of the injury, you sustained last season. 32 years of age, you play in a brutal sport and in the position you play tight end, is a brutal position. How are you holding up? Oh, fantastic. You know what? You know, early on, right when I had my injury, everyone told me, like, yeah, you know, hey, good news. You tore it up high in your calf. We don't have to drill into your heel bones. So that's going to take a like weeks off your recovery. And if you just attack this the right way, rehab the right way, you have a chance to play a week one. And so, you know, I'm a big, speaking to existence type of guy, I'm a big positive vibes. And so I just attacked it every single day. And hey, I'm in a position where I'm practicing.

I'm out here in pads running around, sketching the ball, scoring touchdowns. So if I get back on that field, what is that Friday morning at 10 30 AM? That's the goal. So you've got a chance. Oh, good luck. How are you coming out? Body's great, though. Body's, I'm flipping great. Oh, it looks good. We saw you on TV. Oh, yeah. Muscle's popping out everywhere. Big boy. Big boy. Thank you. And 113 in kilos if you're listening. If you haven't said it, what a kilo is. But that's a big man. That's a big man. Hey, you flew out of wake early. The Rams get it just before the buddy kick off. I've got only 24 hours before. Are you going to have a look around? Oh, you know what? Actually, yesterday we landed. And the first thing, me, Bosa, Kyle Yuschak, and Chris Schmickaff, we went on a walk. I think I had about six lattes yesterday, just sort of caffeine, stay awake. But you know, it's been fantastic. The weather's been really nice to us. I did wake up to a thunderstorm about 4 a.m. this morning. Shit, it was layout one. Holy cow. I was like, oh, gee. You don't get thunderstorms in California. I live in Nashville, Tennessee, in the off season. You get big thunderstorms there.

But California, you don't get those. And so I was like, holy schnikes. Where am I right now? Big one last night. It was fun, though. I enjoyed it. And you had an old fashioned last night. I did. It was delicious. I think it went down about two golfs. Two golfs. Now an old fashioned. Just to explain to you. Yeah, go on. What is an old fashioned? Well, I think a twisty sugar and bitters, but I don't know. Yeah, that sounds about right. I don't know. Make one. I just know how to drink them. Yeah, that's a way. Good boy. He's still having a problem. The thing not only is this a big man we're speaking to. Also a superstar. Seven time pro bowl. I don't know. Yes. Twice a first team, all pro. And as I said, if you love the game like I do and you watch the receiver's series, a big part of that with your wife Claire. Was that fun to do? Oh, dude. It was actually incredible. What I liked about it too, I was scared. You know, I'm a big believer of like Carmen. I think there's the football gods who control the game a little bit. So you want to not piss them off. So I was happy with the whole experience. They did a great job. It was NFL films. They were behind the scenes. You didn't really notice them unless they were at your house,

which that was weird a couple of times. But overall, I had a great experience doing it. And it's always fun just being yourself on camera. Don't have to be somebody else. I think that's a good thing. And I also think, you know, putting out there a good, healthy relationship with your wife is a good thing for people to see. Bloody, I have. Yeah, the attitude of the American athlete is different to a lot of the Australian ones. George, you obviously have a big profile in the States. And one of the off-season events, the big one, was the waiting of Travis Kelsey and Tally Swith. And you were there. What can you... I wasn't. I wasn't. I wasn't. I wasn't. I wasn't. I wasn't. I wasn't. I wasn't. For me. Like, I mean, I walked in behind Steven Spielberg. And I just started... I was just muttering the jazz theme song behind him. Has it went up the stairs? I don't know if you noticed me. Yeah, but I was doing that the whole time. I just had a great... I met Sasha Barra Cohen. And all I did, like, looked at me, said, this is my wife, great success. And I walked right by him. He has no idea who I am. But he definitely heard me say that.

That's pretty good. Speaking of which, I'm getting back to that receiver series. I think he won the championship game to book us about into the Super Bowl, I think it was. Yes. And everyone has flooded the field. And everyone's ecstatic. And the camera's following you. And someone said, hey, man, that was amazing. Well done. And he said, oh, thanks for that. Without realizing it was Joe Montana. Oh, I just said, I said, thanks, Joe, but I got to find my wife, man. You know? I got to celebrate this with the people who helped me get here. But I appreciate you being an absolute savage and a stallion of a human being. What about Ozzy Rouges' football, did you get along last night? Or did you have your, oh, so you're kicking a footy during the wake with Tom Mitchell? Have you found that different shape? Well, he kept telling me to put backspin on it. And that was a thing for me. I'm not really a kicker. I'm more of an ass kicker is what I do. So that was a change for me. So, but I had a good time doing it. That is an odd shaped football. But you know what, it makes sense to me. So I got to, I wish I could have gone to the game last night.

If it was tonight, I definitely would have gone. But I was a little sleepy last night. Bit sleepy. And Hal's Melbourne, might Hal have you found the, well, Australia, but also Melbourne? Melbourne's been fun. I've just enjoyed walking around. Like I said, a pre-show. I had about six lattes, went to six different coffee shops and it's good coffee. So I'm enjoying that so far. Weather's been beautiful. The views are fun, but it's a nice, it's got a good vibe to it. I'm just kind of enjoying being here. And the fun thing is too, I haven't been recognized too many times except these two kids were going by me on e-bikes. And they just dropped hard F-bombs, seeing me there. Oh, the kids are on top of it. Was it hey, beats? Yeah, that was pretty fun. You've been with the, the 49ers the entire time. Jim and I, some years ago, probably 12 years ago, Jim managed to get across to a game in Cleveland. Cleveland, my team with the Browns, George. The mistake by the lake as they described that stadium. What's your perception of that bad team? Oh, my perception of the Browns. Yes.

Well, you know what, they always have an absolutely outrageous defense that always gives everybody fits. You know, it's just about, they just got to find the right players, man, to help them, you know, get a good foundation in there, have a consistent coach for a while, and they'll be fine. You know what, there's ups and downs to every season, man. But hey, the dog pound, they got a great fan base. I just want to win. They'll be fine at some point. I think that's code for the end of their best. Yeah, but what I have done is they lost Miles Gary. The best defensive player in the comp. And he is playing for the Rams. Yes. So you got to stay away from him, George. Yeah, is he really? I had no idea. That's great. And Aaron Donald's got to be playing next week. Too potentially as well, I guess you. Yeah, he, you know, the benefit, the good thing about me playing against Aaron Donalds is I have actually only blocked Aaron like twice in my career because he's on the inside. So, you know, that doesn't affect me too much. So I'm okay with that. But yeah, Miles is built different. He's a different type of player. He's a freak. I mean, we can't watch this. This, this, the game was sold out, George, inside of four hours.

There was not a ticket available. You know what's crazy is so fun fact in Nashville, my neighbor is actually Luke Holmes is manager. Oh, and he said so he, because Luke played out here, what two summers ago. Yep, yep, yep, yep. And he said they told me that Melbourne was one of the, it was like the second fastest sold out stadium for back-to-back nights. They said it sold out in like less than 10 minutes, two nights, 10 minutes. I was like, that is cool. So when we got, when it got announced that we're playing here, I was like, those tickets are going to be gone so fast. And they were, they were, I'm excited, I'm excited for it. Not a seat in the house left. That's about 100,000 people. Yep, you will absolutely love it, George. It's great to have you in Australia. Enjoy every part of Melbourne. Oh, I'm going to, you guys have any suggestions? Where should I go to dinner tonight? That's some toast and veggie mite. Oh, go to the book. Now you've got to have veggie mite. George, is that, I don't know what is that? It's like a spread. It's a spread, but you have it on your toast in the morning. You'll love it. I've done. Well, you know what, I'm down to try anything. I'll give everything a shot, but I'll let you know

if it's good or not. Yeah, very Australian. That one. Somewhere with a bit of course. George, like, Cafe de Stasio and Fitzroy Street or something like that. Yeah, so you sound like a class individual, don't you say, go there. I'll try whatever. Enjoy. Thanks for chatting. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Don't shoot you, you're going to be there. That's good. Decent one. Just want to wet the whistle. Just love. I'm in a fashion. Have fun. Thanks boys. What does MM stand for? It's music, madness and mystery. Oh, sure. Are you guys the mystery? Because I had my kids. You guys got faces for radio. I'll tell you that, Mike. Oh, have a listen to kids. Have a listen to kids. You always have a good one. Thank you so much. Oh, my God, George. Oh, do you get it? Love that. An absolute superstar of the game, by the way, purple. Yeah, rock's a lot too. Yeah, very good. He's not just a runaround. He's an legitimate star. Well done, herb. Yeah, and he could have been here. I don't know if he's going over other stuff.

No, I didn't say anything. He just ate it. He drinks frothies. Yeah, I'll bet. Frothies. Fat. Yes, quiz. Yeah. I know. Jim, we've got a special guest coming up before the quiz. Oh, how are we? Oh, the quiz. I've best been told, special guest has arrived. So are we holding the quiz? Oh, we're holding the quiz. The guest is in the four years. I'm going to go and introduce myself to the guest. Oh, I do it. I want to know if it's next. Triple M rocks, finals funny. Day, mo. Well, we're intrigued, Jim, as to Bill's being freaked out by certain issues and certain topics. We're not having a robot. And certain issues in society. And you had this conversation with Jim on the rush hour a couple of weeks ago. What would you do if a robot just came into the studio? Yeah. I wouldn't talk to him. I don't like him. I wouldn't talk to him. Would it be out of sitting here and ban? Well, there would be no ban. What? If we say, Robby. Well, Bill, we're better than I do. I don't like that. Because I am going to leave the studio for a few minutes. A few seconds. You're going to come back with a robot.

Let's see what I'm going to come back with. You can get in the nuts. I've got a gentleman by the moment. I'm in another gentleman by the moment. Johnny outside waiting for me. I'll just be five, ten seconds to you. I don't like him. But I might have nuts and nuts. We had one on the show. Yeah. Ordeal only. Right. That was called Ron. Right. Okay. But short for Rob. Oh, right. Rob, last name, right. So, Ron bot. Is he? Oh, no. Oh, no. Get out. Look at it. Are you scared of him? Are you scared of him? I'm scared of him. I have. I didn't know that. What are you doing? He's what? What's he doing? He's now saying hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. We've got some controllers here. We've got a hammered and John here. A hammered and John. And John. And we've got, as you would call him Bill, I believe it's him. Rowan bots and these mates call him row. Yeah. Where is he going? Swinburne University. So tell us. You're going to see this is John. This is John. This is John. And we can't see. We can't see. We're going to throw this buddy robot.

Yeah. Yeah. This is a humanoid robot. We've got it. Swinburne University. And there it comes. Yeah. They're really capable now. It's starting to be seen a lot more in social settings and stuff. And in sport, you would have seen the game. Yeah, we watched the games. Yeah. Well, I bet when they're running down the under-meters, but they fall over and the sparkles and shunned out. Out. And it's closer. Yes, closer. Yes, we will. That was a candy that I want to bring you together, Bill. No, can they shake hands? Can they shake hands? Yeah, they can shake hands. Come here, Rowan. Come here. Come on. There it is. Look at that, Toby. Here we go, right? Toby. Humanoid robot. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Look at that. You're too scared, Bill. Yeah, okay. Get it to fighting or something, can you? Oh, no, we're not fighting with ours. No, no, no, no. They might remember that. Oh. Oh. They couldn't stop in the under-meters when they'd run into the big bag. What happened there? They're told to do one thing well, and so those robots are told to just run. Run.

That's it. That's the priority. What does he want to do? Can he talk? Not at the moment, though. Oh, you're right, I know. Yeah. Oh, that's why he's got a little dance for you, actually. Oh, right, I know. Right, I know. But here, let's have a look at this. Here we go. Yeah, he's been practicing and trying to learn some stuff about footy, actually. We said, you need to know something about footy. Good. So, came up with something. Here he goes. This was a swing burn. He's just taking a few steps back. I know. He's a bit of a space. Right, I know. Go for it. Oh. Oh, I'm in the ball. Oh, two hot. Two hot. That's an umpire. Push in the back. What are in the last split? What's that wide? It's so warm. Free kick. Free kick. No ball. He's just changed sports. Yeah. 50 metres. 50 metres. Oh, go. Oh, go. Oh, go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go.

Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. I'm trying. I'm trying to get you at one with this machine. No, I'm not sure about that. I find people scared of them. Not really. Do people really positive about it? They want to know, okay, what can this do for me? Yes. And they're going to take over our jobs. That's the other worry, isn't it? Well, not necessarily. I mean, I think what we're aiming at is supporting jobs where people, you know, we're struggling to find people. Yes. And then you're going to be able to see people's work. And then you're going to see them. And then you're going to be able to see people's work. And then you're going to see people's work. And then you're going to see them. What we're aiming at is supporting jobs where people were struggling to find people. And also doing things that are repetitive and dangerous, for example. Kind of supporting people. How much is that robot worth? What did that cost? That cost us about 50,000, but you can get one that isn't as programmable for about 20,000. So they're coming down fast. And not shoes. They are. We're not. The hummus. The hummus. The hummus. Yeah. That's in on your shoes, are they? Can this robot actually delivered the match ball for a Richmond game recently?

That was the one. That was the one. That was it's mate. So from the television robotics lab out at Swinburne, there's in. And they got the money. Can they get together? I think I'm going to have to. I think I know what he's asking. Well, in the corporate, you mean get together. They'll shag or something. Well, no, I think their, their, their genders kind of new tools. I know it's a little piece. I will be. You know, he's asked if he's shag if they can shag. I actually did say that. They knew it. You know, they were human robots. Definitely designed specifically for that. Oh, well, yeah. There was a sign. I know they're trying. They must go. Oh, my God. Hey, can I ask you a question? Yes. Why do you make them in the human shape? Isn't there a more efficient shape? You can make a robot in. Yeah, it depends on what it's doing. Yeah, sure. Like I mean, if you're putting a card together or something, you don't need a human knowledge, you know, or, you know, but they can fit in. Or you're Debbie. Where we fit.

So if it's like in the kitchen, it'll fit in the kitchen. They can pick up tools, you know. So anything that's designed for human, this shape works well for something. And you know, there's still, they want 10 different robots in your house or your workplace want, you know, like, if you have a number of robots, that can do multiple. What do you do? You just charge them up, and I'll go. What are you going to do it? You're going to be a night time worker. You're going to be a night time worker. Basically, we can swap the fact that question. Yeah. Have you seen I robot? The one that goes, Ferrell? Yeah, there's plenty of Ferrell robot movies. Yeah. That's what I saw. And that's what I worry about. I'm going to go on bad. Are you less freaked out now that you've had some time with this little robot? It grows a nice fellow. Like we do like row. We do. We do. You worry about the ones. Yeah, I think it's more. I don't know. I see problems with robots. Probably more people problems. Yeah. Yeah.

Someone's got to actually get them to do something that's not so nice. So, you know, really, you know, I think it's been of a neutral platform. Oh, you're right. Yeah. Yeah. So, for an interest. Yes. On a scale. Yes. What are you now more afraid of? Yeah. Clown or a robot? Ah. Clown. Oh, that's good. Don't get it going. He's kidding me. He blown me a kiss. So, I don't mind, bro. So, you bonded. I reckon you bonded in this short time. So, you just charge him up. Well, just have a put him on the battery. Charge him up at night. Yeah. He's coming right on. Oh, I got him. Oh, I got him. I don't want to touch him. Oh, I got him. Yeah, you know, it's a him too. And do you think to Swimburn for providing the robot? Yes. I mean, you know, it's one day, you know, we're all getting older, you know. We're getting a company. We're a kind of helpers. Yeah, company. I mean, companionships really can go in and make a cup of tea and bring it into you and some banana cake. Just start forgetting things. They can remind you. You know, bring yourself in the hospital. Yeah. And then you stop round.

And they do that. Like, what? What? We'll help you out if you need, if you're... No, it won't move on. No. What are you saying, well, that, that, it will... Oh, I'm glad you're saying that. Oh, I'm glad you're saying that. Something like that, you know. No more. No, thanks, now. No, no. We're going to our wedding. No, thanks, now. Thank you to Swimburn. You and your parents will bring you a beautiful humanoid robot in cold road. Road, road, road. No, no, rowy. Come on, rowy. Here's the thumbs up, rope. What the hell. We are going to be right back. One triple three, five three is the number ring us. 250 is the first gigamil voucher. On the line with the quiz next for McDonald's and Bremen Boss. Thank you, boss. Water, triple M Rob. Charge him up at night. Yeah, what done, boys? Now you can string the footy wherever you go. Download the listener app and select Triple M. For Rear Point Water and McDonald's, Triple M Rob. Footy, triple M. Triple M Saturday Rob for Thursday Camel. Need drinks fast?

Camel on down the 30 Camel bottle shops for un-seriously good deals. Drink responsibly. For Rear Point Water and McDonald's. Triple M Rob's final spuddy. Triple M. And now across Australia. On the Triple M network, the Pundas love it's the quiz you've been waiting for. I want the quiz, mate. Camel on down the 30 Camel bottle shops for un-seriously good deals. Drink responsibly. It's the Saturday Rob quiz. It's the People's Quiz. And he is your host, Billy. Bro, I'm lost. Here we go Jimmy Boy. We're away. Saturday Rob Quiz finals week one. The theme is bins. Oh, boy. Oh, boy. September, that's when the sun stays out. We put out bins out. We mow the lawns. And the prize, of course, is a $250.30 Camel voucher. And away we go with Jack. I've never got the bins thing. No one did they go out. He did the same thing. A lot of them were more often. There's no one who gets it.

He doesn't know we talk about it. I don't know what it is either. It would be honest. He don't know it is. No, no, no. That's why we went with bins one day and it caught on. And get out, Jackie Boy. Get out of the way, just chronically. Oh, that's right. Roy, get out. You're not allowed to tell us what you're doing. Exactly. Come on, Morgan. What are you doing, Morgan? I'm just working, Bill. Just working. What are you doing, Morgz? I'm a Christian Knight. And if my boss is listening, which I know he will be, Mark, I am still working. Or you're not at the minute. No. Well, I'm having lunch. Oh, good. Question one now. Jackson bins. Quaid eight games for which AFL club? Doggie? No, Morgz. And Jeff, they're filibol and I know Jeffrey. Good morning, Bill. Oh, hello. It's a pretty simple one, this. Tell us what you're doing. Don't ask Bill how we use.

He's out in the backyard. Doggie? Yeah, just getting ready to go down to power. I haven't caught what he is. Oh, what's your pub of choice there, Douglass? Just stand in the Smithfield. Go down the Smithfield. Then catch a train into the hoodie. He's in that lead. In that lead, yeah. Smithfield. Yeah. Nice. Blakeview. That's it. Yep. It's all done. Dougie, do you know who Jackson bins played eight games for? I don't have no idea how to count. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I love that. Dougie, boy. He's like letting you in the quiz. He's like, why? Question two, Tom Pappley, the trash panda. Oh, yes, bins. Has played in how many grand finals now, Douglass? Oh, not normal. Three. Oh. Oh, you're like, Dougie. Dougie. Dougie, a lifeline. You got Zemo. Oh, Barry Bistle.

And I can see Barry Bistle. So I'm going to be able to see the cheating. Here we go. In last year's prelim final, Mason Cox, trash, taught, which Brisbane opponent causing him the Puloffi's goggles? Who was it? Oh, yeah. Oh, Bernie's got it. Although, can I have Bernier's laugh? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I know this because there was talking, might get a week for it, but he got fine for it. Dane Zorke. Interesting. Doug. Yep. Oh, trust me. Yeah. Oh, three in a row. He actually knew that. No, I didn't know that. He didn't even have to put any acting. No, no, no, no, no, no. Any pausing. I like that. I like that. He's got it. The goggles. He did do. He's perfected it though, Jimmy. He's that good now, you just can't tell. Yeah. I'll be out of the tail. I'll be out of the tail. I'll be out of the tail. I'll be out of the tail. I'm here. Question four now. A tougher one. There's Douglass.

I think you know. A name three current AFL club captains that have been recycled from another club. Oh, three current AFL club captains from other clubs from another club. Oh, Doug. No, look up. I've not just had a mental blank. Yeah. Probably not a great time. Yeah. That's the latest. Have you got to see it? Yeah, look, look, look. Jordan Dawson, yeah? Yeah. Bobby, what would you want? Yes. Well, no, I don't find it. I don't find it. I'm going to be out of the tail. I'm going to be out of the tail. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. You don't know. I don't know. You don't know. You don't know. I don't know. You don't know. Yeah, mental blank. Charlie's there. Charlie boy. Just about having beer fat. Oh, right. Anything else? Or just having a beer? Oh, I might have a pump later. You got any tips? I have. Giga kick. Oh, Giga kick.

I thought people, that's what I thought. And Adelaide race four number four. Everyone says that. That's all. Yeah, that's up and about Charles race four. Number four Adelaide. Giga kick, gamble responsibly, which you will, Charlie. That's it. That's all right. Right I might name three current AFL club captains that have been recycled from another club. And I'll give you Jordan Dawson. Yeah, we've got Josh Dunkelies from Busan. And I think Patti dangerfield kicked five last night. You know, you had to tie it out of eight with me stasha. He kicked five last night? Yeah. Yeah, danger. Yeah, Mastaka, did he call me? Yeah, he did. Mastaka, he's stuck in a... He's about to... He's about to get... That's a good get. Toby Nenkervers was the other one in Liam Baker. It was another one there, but well done. Question five for Charles. Charles! It's a lifeline. You got Dame O. A 1993 news report shows Adrian McCatum, member him at North Melbourne. Super staff for about half of you. Training by kicking a ball into a bin.

And remember that from our 40 metres away, the ball into a bin? Yes. How many goals did he kick on De Buu? You can come to me, Charlie, if you don't know it yourself. Yes, Charlie. Yeah, let's go purple. Don't let me down. He kicks seven, Bill, and Charlie. And then he kicked ten the next week, and he kicks six in game three. He went seven, ten, six... Twenty-three after three. He kicked it, what? Yeah, seven, ten, six, and then three, Bill. That's ridiculous. Locking it in, Charlie. Well, I'm locking it in your way. I'm locking it in your way. Well done. How many, he finished? Faded away. I think he played in that one final north plate that year in 93, but he's forward-taped right off, and never, ever got near that form again. I think he kicked 50, but for the year... I think he won the 50-three. Yeah, he did. Twenty-three and three weeks. Sixty-eight. Seven in game, sir. Yeah, it does, yeah. Right, 68, Bill. He fell away. He fell away, right? Well, you would after seven, ten, six after your first three. There's questions six for Charles. Which recycling company formally had the naming rights to Colton's Princess Park?

Jody. Is it... Diddy? Oh, Charlie! Why? He's on, Charlie. $250.30. He's on, Charlie. He's on, Charlie. $250.30. Camel Batch. I reckon you'll use that today. Where's it got it, you, Bill? Yeah, probably well. You just got to answer four more. Four more questions, yeah. Speaking of that, Visi? Who signed a three-year deal in 2008 to be Colton's Visi ambassador? Oh, yeah, it's one of these shaders. Oh, no one else. He's got it. No one else. Charlie, by a mentalist, Jimmy, too. Yeah. Jody was on the Friday. How do I find it? Chris Judd? That's him. Yeah, John, three bucks. How much was that worth? Visi, do you want to have your water to be? He just... It's no one who lives on the boat. Yeah, me, who got it? Yeah, he came back to the cabin to see how was it. He was good. Yeah, he looked at me and Bucks. Yeah, he looks fit. Yeah. He got something, John. Yeah, he was on some. I'm not asking you. He's on some more. Yeah, he's on some more. Yeah, he's on some more. Yeah, yeah. He should try them, Bill. Oh, funny. You should say that. Someone said that to me, but I'm too scared.

I'm happy being fat. You wouldn't look right if he wasn't. No, I didn't mean skinny. I'm happy being fat and bald. He's face and all. Yeah. He never went excess skin and stuff, too. You definitely need to get rid of that. You have to bear me. Got the excess skin. Yeah, you have to cut off of that out. You have to cut off. You have to cut off. Oh, Charlie, is that a guy? Oh, Charlie. Oh, Charlie. Oh, Charlie. Oh, Charlie. Oh, Charlie. Oh, Charlie. Oh, Charlie. Oh, Charlie. Yes, is that a guy? Oh, Charlie. Three to go, Charlie. Come on, Charlie. Three to go. The KSA. Three votes. We got it. That's what we're all patterned for. I'm not a boss. Question eight, Lifeline Boys both back in. Oh, I didn't know. Jamie Elliott was sanctioned by police in 2017. What? For urinating in a wheelie bin. Wheel. I can't remember this. I'm in a wheelie bin. I'm in a wheelie bin. I'm in a wheelie bin. I'm in a wheelie bin. This is made up. How much was he fined? Oh, he had been bitching over that. I don't know.

I bet Bernie does. I'm a burnie, or no. No, no. Unless Charles knows. Do you know Charles? If you get this, I'll go with Bernie down. Let's work it out together, Charlie. Yeah, I'll work it out. I reckon it'd be in the vicinity of about 500 to 700. Good guest soap. So far. And we start, then we work it down from there. What are you reckon? In the Sixers? Oregon, that's enough of an answer, Bill. Because here you meant to know what? 600, I'll say. Nine, six, 50. I've never, I didn't even know this. I can't. I've heard of a story. Even though you're into a wheelie, you can be up into the wheelie bin, obviously. Right. I don't know how you fill it up, then you shut the lid and walk off. You have to get a ladder to turn it down. So, no, you could, you've got to get a ladder there. Bit of pressure, a ladder. Bit of pressure. You never ladder next to the bin, so you get a ladder. Yeah. Here's your pressure, Bill. Can you get it up a bit? I just tripled that. Because every bin you see, there happens to be a ladder just next to it. So, here it is, it plays. That's my hard rubbish, that day.

Hard rubbish, it would be hard rubbish. Oh, man. He's going to be rich, he's doing it. Charlie, I'm reading this now. Charlie, as we speak, it's understood the Richmond man was seen urinating into a bin on Victoria Street at about 450. I am. He was released and fined $634 to make drugs. Oh, he's going to be rich. He's going to take $634. Oh, he's going to be rich. Charlie, what are you reckon? What do you want to say, Charlie? I've got that in his mouth, I've got that in his mouth. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, the article. You would have got there, Bern, I've gotten no idea you would have worked it out. I did say $600. You did in something. $634 bucks. For what, Dhammer? It's a really big deal. It's an offer ladder. Off a ladder. That's the way it's situated next to it. Yeah, it's the way it's a ladder there. Yeah, yeah. I've seen a bin the other day. Couldn't get out. I've not seen a bin without a ladder for years. Oh, yes. No, we move on. It's all right. It's all right. No, I'm turning it over. You're still there, Charlie.

Yeah, still here. You're reading that answer out there. He's turning it over. No, I want to Charlie just stay in there. Was that 450? Yeah, he's got a 40, 40, 40, 50, eight. What are you reckon? During the hour, you're having a leak down the street. Right? Well, I don't know. You might have been doing the f**k. Gardens, and then just needed to go. Shut up. Which freemant old pipe? It's fine. Led Thursday night's qualifying final in disposal. Oh, they've been drawn far. Oh, yes. Yeah. You dropped the magic on air when you had him on a fleek. I remember. Wait, he had him on and he dropped the magic, I reckon. You know, you know, when you grab the ball sometimes and you just take off, you're like Blakey a bit. Just run. Oh f**k up a few people. Sorry, I was on. It was something you haven't a beer? Yeah, you see, he's having a beer. He already had two of them. I think it was Bill's question that caused him to swim. Yeah, Bill, Bill talking when normally it doesn't. 30, 80, I don't know how he was good. Thank you. I was really hanging there. Yeah, I was. Well, the few that was good.

Yeah, there was only two. The two, yeah. I thought there was three already. Oh, sorry. We'll get him we out of there. You want to go out here? It is. 250 dollar, 30, camel voucher. The AFL. This is for it. This is for it. This is for it. This is for it. The AFL announced this week that which unpopular round has been scrapped? Scrap. For next year's fixture. That would be round zero, opening round. Yeah. Charlie deserves it. He just is good up. He's out there at Listerfield and they got a thirsty camel out there, Charles. I think there's one in Fertre Gully, so we'll be heading there with the brother who won the quiz last week. Yeah, that's our fellow guys. Oh, there's brotherhood. Hell. Well done, Charlie. You're very good today. I'm at the Cougy Parby, Fedger and Amy. He got free piss all night. Happy days. Oh, he did. No, no chance. No chance. No chance. Yes, he would have. No chance. No chance. Yes, he would have. No chance. He's fat and bald, is he? All right, Fed. How well done. I'm going to the putty.

What are you doing? I'm going to do Jelong the Cramon and might have a... What do what Charlie's doing? Yeah, I'm doing too. I'm going to put it in there. I'll be watching this... This City Swans Brisbane Lions game, Jim. Well, yeah. All right, got a couple of nervous lines in the vicinity. Oh, yeah. All right, all right. I see the other one thinks they've already won the flag. Yeah. The Fivinger always got him down for it. Exactly right. All right, thanks to Thursday Camel, $250 voucher. This has been the Saturday rub. And from McDonald's and Reem Hotwater Triple M Rock Saturday afternoon football. The Lions have fought lightning in a bottle. Triple M Saturday rub for Thursday Camel. Need drinks fast? Camel on down the Thursday Camel bottle shops for un-seriously good deals. Drink responsibly. For Reem Hotwater and McDonald's. Triple M Rock's final sputty. Triple M.

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