Sam Edmund

And sport in the locker room are a good idea.

Can you ever recall in your football career having a conversation about politics with some of your teammates?

Jimmy and the Irish political scene back in the day we used to talk about regularly.

Oh, that's interesting.

But not from an Australian.

There was no great interest in Australian politics in the locker room when we were playing.

Not from Melbourne anyway.

I don't know about you.

Right.

If you've got people in the locker room who are liberal and then you've got, say, people in the locker room that are Labor and say there was really strong support for Albanese and other players in the locker room had very strong One Nation support, do you reckon that would divide a locker room?

Because there's a big story over in the States at the moment that there's this division in a locker room because of their quarterback, their star quarterback actually introducing Donald Trump.

Well, we'll have to get to... You should have introduced this earlier because this is a... We'll do it tomorrow in greater detail because it's a fascinating chat.

Sir Billy Sneddon was a great Melbourne man.

He was the leader of the Liberal Party.

He was a Melbourne footy club, a huge Melbourne footy club man.

Yeah, of course he was.

Yeah.

Of course he was.

All right, we'll have a chat about that tomorrow.

You can fill me in on the whole situation with Jackson Dart because that would make for an interesting locker room.