Robert Craddock

He won't be able to go.

Gerard, I've got to say this.

Of all the people we meet in the media, I find Bozard the most interesting because here's a little story about him.

He's the only guy I've ever met with a photographic memory.

And occasionally we would send him photos

at Fox Sports, or I know they did it at Triple M, they'd send him down to the foyer to look at the drinks machine and see if he could memorize it.

So he'd scan it and you'd come up and say, all right, Bozza, what was C3?

And he'd say, twisties, $2.20.

What was J7?

He'd say, Coke, $2.90.

Like he's just, I've never seen anyone like that before.

He's just different.

I haven't heard that story.

That is so great.

Yeah, oh, yeah.

He's just, when he first came on, his first night on the back page, you often tell the story, he's a classic.

He went off about the A-League salary cap and the producer was doing the wind-up signal, as they do, and Boz thought that meant keep going, you're going great.

So we couldn't stop him.

Jeez, it was a funny night.

That's great.