James Bracey

What he did there, they should commend him for that.

The passion that he showed, the fence he put up for, you know, his team, because he's a board member, so we've got to remind people of that.

Yeah.

And I loved seeing that.

I think Gal was perfectly within his rights to go on the attack.

And some of what he said was reasonable.

But the Bears are very...

they're very sort of hamstrung by what they can do.

As, as James pointed out, they, they can't parade players, you know, and they can't, I mean, they're not, they're not private jetting people because, is that a word?

I don't know, but not using private jets.

You can use it now.

Because, um,

Everything they do is scrutinised by the NRL.

It's the NRL's team, don't forget.

So they can't do that sort of flamboyant stuff.

The other thing that when we look at Perth, and I'm not here to defend Perth by any stretch,

They're not having to sell living over there like you have to sell living in the fourth most dangerous city in the world.

I know you're on that bandwagon.

I get it, Charlie, and you've had your time there.

But, you know, they don't have to sell.