Greg Balloch
speaker
210 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 6 Jul
Greg Balloch’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You're listening to Halford & Brough.
Morning, Adam.
Gentlemen, very good.
I'm with your texter, your caller, who's all about the music.
I'm fired up for this segment now, so thank you for that.
I have to say, to start, I am really a fan of the suggestion of the cooling off period for Jesse Marsh because I think I've needed that as well.
from Saturday it's no doubt an emotional you know it matter no matter part of me how much you tried to take the fan out of the analysis and the broadcaster when Canada's playing when the stage is that large it's a moment where you are entirely consumed by the match and everyone at the studio that was watching it along with us at one soccer you you would for you would think for
more than a moment that this was a group of supporters as much as it was a group of broadcasters.
And you were riding that emotional rollercoaster with everybody.
And I'm sure that that transcends across the country and all the watch parties.
With that said, when things don't go well, I think you feel the downs even harder.
You feel the ups even harder.
And Canada just didn't have that one moment to sort of always reference back to in the match against Morocco.
And when you outplay a team like they had done yesterday,
And all the metrics, but goals, you feel like there's almost this, you deserve something more than a defeat.
But as a tale as old as time, if you're not going to take advantage of your opportunities that you're created, and I can only imagine Daniel O'Shea has hardly slept since he had that brilliant day.
opportunity to make it 1-0 for Canada.
You asked the question, is it different?
Can Canada hang on to the lead?
Obviously, they take three goals.
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