Matt’s Been Caught Red Handed.
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What humorous moments arise when discussing enthusiasm?
Welcome back to another week of the podcast. Family podcast. Family podcast. Six years on, still traveling strong. Shout out to all of our listeners. Yes. Thanks for listening. Each and every week, like and subscribe. Did you just punch the air? Yeah.
Nothing wrong with that, son.
Nothing wrong with punching the air. Better than punching a human.
Yeah, and enthusiasm. Everyone's getting ridden these days for actually being enthusiastic about things. Who is?
Who's getting ridden about being enthusiastic?
Well, the pessimists are trying to repress we optimists.
Yeah, I was asking you to be specific.
Suppress.
Oh, like repress also works, doesn't it, Matthew?
Yeah. Dad doesn't get it. Are you talking? I do want to shout out Dad because he did get the family together this morning before we came on the podcast and just said, you know, let's not have too much getting ahead of ourselves after the Titans had the win over the Eels. The big win. The big win. The great win. Obviously. And I think we've done a good job with that.
Right, Dad? Well, it's a long season. And the last thing you want to do, obviously, is suddenly get a win and start showboating. So, yeah.
You are head to toe in Titans for you, though.
Yeah.
I'm just showing the support. This is just to promote the retro jersey, which is going to be a magic round. It looks cool. It is.
It's sold out. They're doing another run, though.
Do you know the amazing thing? It just shows you the value of time and how fashion comes in and out. When they first produced this in 1997 and they become the Gold Coast Chargers, Everyone went, oh, my God, what an ugly jersey. That's what everyone thought. And all of a sudden when this suddenly appeared, everyone went, mate, is that not the coolest retro jersey we've ever seen? It's funny, it's a tie.
It's because you don't know something's retro until 20 years later.
How does Matt explain the significance of liver function?
You know what I mean? Like I can see if that came out tomorrow like in another sense that wasn't valuing something from retro, I'd be like, yuck. But the fact that it's designed and fashion doesn't really look like, the collars aren't really in at the moment. All jerseys back then were colored, so it wasn't really retro.
Everyone loves the collar jersey.
Collar jersey is good.
They're way cooler. Even looking at it back then, it looks like it was retro for that time.
Yeah, you're right. I look at it and it reminds me of like an American jersey when I look at it.
Yeah, it's got that sort of, yeah.
Yeah, that vibe.
But something about the collars. It's true. Like the other night we had Isaiah Yeo on the show and he was talking about the Titans retro jersey. And he said, mate, how cool is it? And he said, mate – and he was talking about how the Panthers won World Airs a few weeks ago. He said the boys just loved it. He said particularly the collar. Yeah. They loved the collar. And the reason why the collars went out of style, Trish, is because, mate, it used to be – People grab it. It's what they used to do back in the – yeah, they used to grab it. So back in the day when you wore the collar, some people would do this. Tuck them in. You're always told, turn the collar in. But these days with the rules, I think if you grab someone by the collar, it's probably –
almost contact with the head, it'd almost be a penalty.
I blame Gordon Taylor's collar.
What'd he do? What'd he do now?
Well, I think he's probably got the most iconic collar grab moment in rugby league history.
Well, I blame Brett Hodgson. Yeah, Brett Hodgson's to blame.
I think he's to blame. What did he do? I blame the manufacturers of that New South Wales jersey for having a collar.
Do you remember when Gordon grabbed Brett Hodgson in State of Origin and he dragged him over the sideline by his collar? Do you remember that, Trish?
Nice.
What are the insights shared about retro jerseys and their popularity?
Oh, no, strangely enough, I do not.
You actually don't?
No. No, no, no, I don't. Although vaguely in my memory there is an image of a highlight, whatever.
How can she not?
Like what am I doing? In fairness, Brett Hodgson was the sex symbol of his time, so I can understand why she does have some sort of memory of, you know,
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What humorous moments arise when discussing enthusiasm?
0:00–1:47
2
How does Matt explain the significance of liver function?
1:47–3:26
3
What are the insights shared about retro jerseys and their popularity?
3:26–5:05
4
How do personal anecdotes shape the conversation about family dynamics?
5:05–7:06
5
What are the health discussions surrounding ringworm and boils?
7:06–8:24
6
How do the hosts navigate the topic of comedy and humor in their lives?
8:24–10:24
7
What are the memorable quotes shared during the episode?
10:24–13:31
8
How do the hosts engage in their weekly sports tips and predictions?
13:31–40:33