Paul Kent

So he won't say, well, we'll keep it down in-house because that might – he tries to give you an answer.

And sometimes – well, clearly it hasn't been working with you.

But I just – I find it fascinating all the media games.

I'm seeing them start to heat up.

I know it gives a lot of people the shit sometimes because –

They say, oh, media just generating these stories.

Well, the fact is there's just no – it's very hard to try and get anything real out of them because there's not a lot of access.

It's fascinating.

I'm watching now the Soccer World Cup where they're getting far more access to the Socceroos than you do to the Blues and the Maroons.

And we're fighting this battle amid the World Cup.

By going after him.

I'll tell you why I reckon that worked.

Because for nearly a decade, if not more, Madge was the assistant coach at Melbourne.

So he knew Billy's secrets.

And I reckon when he came out and he said, look, people in glass houses, all he said.

Billy suddenly had this moment where I think all the secrets of all those little private meeting room discussions they had

Billy, it's probably a treasure trove in there for Maguire that he could have gone after if he wanted to start picking the incidents and stories out.

And I think Billy thought, shit, I better watch my P's and Q's here because Mag did know a lot.

Because he didn't say anything else, Mag, outside of that.

I love Billy.