Mark Bickley

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781 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 8 Aug

Mark Bickley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 8 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 5.

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Could they reshape a manner or... I know they tried Brian Myers through there and he can overlap.
And the other one who's an interesting player and he was fantastic on Thursday night was O'Sheen Mullum.
Now, he has got a tank.
Now, can he be one of those players who goes from being a tagger to going beyond that and becoming that player that now starts to create some of his own footy?
He's been around long enough now.
It's whether you want to lose him from that very specific role that he plays and that he plays so well.
Is he someone that you can unleash and see if you can turn him into a more offensive player?
And he's such an instinctive player.
He's not a measure to anything he does.
He just gets it and things just happen and he moves instantly.
So the moment you take instinct out of it and you're thinking about, can I move in this direction and am I worried about someone falling across me?
That just takes all that instinctiveness out of it and you become a much lesser player.
I was so disappointed because there was so many opportunities for the narrative this week around having won there for, what was it, 29 years.
And, you know, I envisaged, you know, all the players that have played over the last 29 years, the Tony Locketts and, you know...
Stewie Lowe and Harvey and all the great players that St Kilda have had.
And Ross saying, none of these were able to do what you have the opportunity to do tonight.
And I thought they would have went out there and be breathing fire.
And then to look like they were sort of shell shocked.
That Geelong brought so much intensity.
How could you be surprised?
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