Malcolm Blight

A veteran of 122 games with the Blues, we welcome Ian Robertson.

Robbo, welcome.

Terrific to be here, Sandy.

Malcolm, welcome to 7.

Thanks very much, Sandy.

It's great to be here.

Good on you, Bruce.

In this magnificent southern stand, as you say, and I'm particularly looking forward to sitting up here and watching the forwards.

They lead by that bare margin, 20 points.

Well, amazingly here, working by torchlight, would you believe?

The lights are off at Waverley and it's, well, halfway through the third quarter, in fact.

Five minutes to go in three quarters.

Essendon led by 20 points, 9-9 to 6-7.

There was an accident in the area and, believe it or not, we now have Russell Morris down in the boundary or underneath the grandstand to make an important announcement, Russell.

Yes, Blighty, I've just got Gary Colling and Don Hanley, the Chief Executive, or the General Manager of St Kilda Football Club, has just been informed by, I think, the Commission that the game has been officially abandoned.

and the Commission will meet to decide exactly what the consequences of that will be.

That's what we didn't want, we had absolute chaos outside and I just hope that there's no dramas out there because you don't have any security people required, ground management, you've got families with problems, people getting out with car parks, the players can't have showers because the sewerage system isn't working so they can't be, the system flushed through, I mean, goodness me, it's getting rather out of hand.

Well, I mean, I can't see, Scotty, how they can be having fun.

Sorry, Sandy, but I mean, that's hardly fun.

I mean, you're pulling down point posts, destroying public property.