Bruce Matthews

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332 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard 16 Sep

Bruce Matthews’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Uh that's right.
He was then cleared on the on both of them were cleared.
They were reported for striking each other and both were it was thrown out by the tribunal on the Monday.
Uh and George makes the point that, you know, Kevin Murray was a was a p that outstanding Brandley medalist.
But you just wonder whether or not George w might have been able to at least share the m medal with him, uh, after at least after kicking six goals.
Mission types.
And he he he I he's not sure which of them approached the other, but they were swapping clubs.
So one was going to Carlton and and uh Robert was going back to Carlton and David was going to Fitzroy.
And uh David did say to me that he said that his first year at Fitzroy was the best year he felt that he'd coached, which was a a fair statement for a guy who'd taken Hawthorne and Carlton to Premier.
And he said that it was based on the fact that the intel that he he'd got from all the players from from Robert from sitting there for a couple of hours in the uh at uh at Channel Seven uh after their World of Sport uh coaches corners and they they swapped notes uh and they did it very um frankly too that uh they uh there was a lot of uh a lot of um intel
about players and how they were controlled by their girlfriends and wives and uh how how they couldn't be relied on in a pressure situation and that and then of course there was the obvious um positive ones about how you know how people wa would stand up for them.
So it was and it was just int interesting that and they sat there for a good couple of hours and of course everything had cleared away and uh
No one was around and they uh obviously had the the the the pens and papers out and just took uh and took notes, uh which was which was
What
Yes.
Well Royce was sixty sixty nine.
He was the centre half forward uh at uh for Richmond.
Uh he was conscripted sent to um uh first he w he went to Manley in in up in uh base up in Sydney, but then these uh when it came round to the finals he of six sixty nine he was up at a an army base up in the Adelaide Hills and uh the grand final
uh day he was uh there was a a bivouac, a weekend bivouac on on into into the bush and Graham Richmond, who was the power broker at Richmond and Alan Schwab who was the secretary said you have to pay someone else uh to take your place.
And uh so Royce um saw a new bunch of crew recruits arrived.
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