Tom Papley

So we're excited about that.

You were born in Essex and you grew up in a tiny African town.

Give us the story of Connor Iden's younger years.

No, he hasn't.

We're not wanting to, you know, get too into it, but was it –

um a spiritual kind of a thing when you go back there and as you say it's it's a part that you'd parked for a large part of your adult life but you're now you're probably at a stage maturity mature wise you go back and embrace it i mean tell us how profound an impact it was

And Tom, what was the experience like for you to be with Connor over there?

Well, he wouldn't have heard us talking about this early in the program, but there's four goats on the loose up in my street at the moment.

If I catch one, how should I prepare it, Connor?

Hey, can we talk about the footy side of things for one second?

And Razor Ray Chamberlain was on Gary's show 360 last night.

I don't know.

Maybe either of you caught it last night.

It was talking about the fact that players are constantly colliding with the umpire.

Now, Tom, you're out there at the centre bounces and stoppages and that type of thing.

Have you been trying to use the umpire as a shield in the way that you go about breaking a tag?

Because this is one of the points that Razor touched on last night.

Now, be honest.

I know you're smiling already.

Hey, we know you boys have got a meeting coming up.