Craig Hutchison

No, I've been this morning.

I'll be there again this afternoon.

What are you doing there?

You personally.

Fair enough.

Fair enough.

All right, let's get on to some normal sounding board photo.

What would you want to start with today, Hutchie?

Yeah, it's something you do wrestle with, I feel, and particularly when you're a bit younger maybe.

And you do, I often wondered, Hutchie, what it is that we do offer the other side because they offer the information, we get the benefit out of that if we're able to get it up and prove the story up.

But in terms of getting back to them in a transactionary sense, there's not a lot I don't think the traditional journo can offer.

I've got my head around what you're saying, but I now need you to tell me what it is you're referring to specifically.

I hadn't actually noticed the phrasing.

I mean, we are talking as we do when we do record the show pretty early in the morning.

I was aware of the story online and on the back page of the paper.

I didn't actually read it.

I mean, I know Corey Enright.

I don't think there's anything wrong with the story, Hutchie.

He will be a contender in at least one of those gigs.

I'd be certain he's going to get a look in the process at Carlton.