Damian Barrett

But

Again, I acknowledge the seriousness around him, which is why he's not yet a legend.

And I totally get that.

And that conversation does need to continue to be had.

But in terms of just straight football, he has to be in.

Did you know early days that he was tracking to be that?

Well, even that last night, Daze, he referenced the leading teams coming into the team in that 2006 period, which was the year they missed finals after they'd made consecutive prelim finals.

And

Bomber Thompson's status was under question with the review that was undertaken at that stage and he acknowledged that the senior players said to him in this period of time we need you to be the best you can be because we're not going to be the best we can be as a team unless you are and to his credit he said I heard them say that but then I left the meeting and I then said to him okay take me through this and we know what happened after that.

for those who aren't or haven't been there can you just explain why this night is different to say a brown low and why everyone truly loves going in the different vibe in the room it's a good question days because it is just a straight footy night and you can see the people who have been previously inducted they're in the room and a lot of these people say no to these invitations that are separate to the hall of fame but they then go they see their old teammates and then

then they then they bump into another equally great or someone that they've admired and respected and loved and then they engage in conversation and it's it's just the most positive room you'd ever get which is unusual in an afl that's what i mean it'd be a humbleness wouldn't it because normally these these greats of all time would walk into a room and they would sort of command the room but because you're there with your peers who are just as good if not better it almost humbles everyone to the point where everyone's an equal and yeah just have a great night it's just a passing one i'm only answering this because you've asked it days but to see stephen kernahan and ross glenn vinning just

just briefly just see each other's eyes light up when they saw each other.

I mean, they would have had some, you know, great battles over time and equally great at their football clubs.

And they were just engaging in just deep, you know, deep love really.

And that's how it works.

Moving from that to something very serious from King's birthday match, the Brodie-Mycheck tackle by Billy Frampton, which is now going to have a sequel, we believe, of Time Code at 10.18.

We expect it to go to the tribunal.

What did you guys make of it?

Just my take for what it's worth was that Brodie Majcik stumbled ever so slightly, which then had him in a precarious position from that moment.

I can understand why the AFL wants to at least explore further.