Shannon Gill

Mick Malthouse has done it at times too.

So it's happened a long way back.

Yes, he was definitely colour.

And he may have only ever commentated one reserves game, but his special comments leave longer than perhaps anyone else's.

Now, Mike got that wrong, but that's because there became a career path.

And this is the 90s, so in order.

And funnily enough, they're all SEN people.

Through the 90s, these four players retire in chronological order.

Jared Healy, Tim Watson, Dermot Brereton, Gary Lyon, all on this station.

All were doing media work before, when they retired, first of all.

They went straight into it.

All were seen as future coaches.

All had options around media, and as it grew with the growth of footy media in the 90s, they did other things.

But analysis was still their key part.

Still is their key part in a lot of ways.

they were seen as the coaches in waiting.

And that went for like five or six years where they were every, whenever a coaching job came up, these guys were spoken about depending on where it fits.

So,

Jared Healy, I mean, David Parkin tells a story that before 1995, when Carlton won the flag, that John Elliott offered the coaching job to Jared Healy in the end of 1994.

So that was there.