Grand Final - Sunday Crunch Time Full Show (27.09.26)
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What is the overall vibe and opening banter of the Grand Final episode?
The award-winning crunch time. Hell bells!
All retired comes to the grand final. Draper wins it, spills to Ashrop. Lovely little diggle left footer to Charlie. Cameron wheels onto it and Charlie kicks the goal. They are not done yet.
Bailey put his head over the footy, got a snap out and kicked a rockless goal! Two and thirty seconds for the Lions! 1v1, Morris, McDonald
Morris, stands up, genuine 1v1, 30 out directly in front and takes a huge grab. Pulls the trigger, drop pallets, and only move straight! The Lions
lead again! Rules out the proud. Two boxes make it three, make it four. Rule's running the clock. He's running the goblet. He gives it to Morris. He snaps! The Lions appreciate again! How? How has this happened? Morris kick the goal! Four in time on the From a position that looked lost. I can't remember a storming finish like it. Draper's got it in the middle. Hand pass went nowhere. Sorong to Jackson. High to the 50. A champion's quality like you've never seen. The Chris Fagan trilogy is complete. TLOY! Legacy! Dynasty!
Right around Australia. Hello to you. Right across the SCN radio network or via the SEN app. All thanks to Ozito. This is Sunday crunch time. The day after, the Brisbane have been crowned back to back to back from a near impossible position. But they stand up and deliver in the last four minutes like no team we've ever seen before. And for the Fremantle Dockers, O So close yet so far. For the Ford Ranger triple stack deal, let's break it down as we do each and every Sunday. Josh Jenkins in the house for SIG Energy. Hello to you, JJ.
Good uh afternoon, Cam. Uh what a day at the footy. It was absolutely incredible. We thought we thought last week's performance from Brisbane uh was one of the greatest games we've ever seen. And that remains and that stands. But what they were able to achieve, a team that defied history all year and they defied history once again yesterday, and it was as incredible as it gets, absolute hard. Heartbreak for uh Fremantle. I don't think I've ever seen uh scenes like it from the losing team. The coach led the way in that regard. He was completely devastated in the box and on the ground with his family. And uh I unfortunately know the feeling. And for Brisbane, it was just just pure brilliance, pure heart and determination that uh got Chris Fagan and his.
Men three straight cups.
And the celebrations are in full swing. The text machine is open. 04398 1116. JJ and our man Adam Cooney is only moments away for SIG Energy, Australia's number one residential battery. You can find your local accredit installer at SIGENERGY.com forward slash AU forward slash off far. While we wait for the 2008 Brownlame Medalists, let's dive in, JJ, as we do each and every Sunday. A snap. And where do you want to start us?
So for me, I mean you can go absolutely anywhere in this game, but I thought the most interesting element of the week in terms of some of the discussion, there was a lot being played out, of course. The Lockheed Neal uh tribunal hearing dominated discussion, but there's always so many breadcrumbs in Grand Final Week. There's so many discussions, so many reports. Every single journalist and media Media person involved in the game is covering two teams. So so many things get out. Talk about Connor McKenna and his last game. Talk about Chris Fagan and potentially his last game. We knew it was Sam Switkowski's last game. What's Alex Pierce's future looked like with Tasmania on the horizon? So so many things to talk about.
And one of the things that emerged on Friday was Chris Fagan leaning into war. Warfy time and what that might look like. Now we know Hawthorne spoke about it during the season, that they, in a sense, got a little spooked and a little surprised by the energy and the uh intensity of Warfy time in Perth. And I mean, for most of the week it was up and down um in terms of whether they were going to be allowed to play Wolfie time. My view is they should have because they were the uh number one seed. In the end, they were allowed to, and they went to it, and Chris Fagan had prepared his men.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the overall vibe and opening banter of the Grand Final episode?
0:01–13:55
2
How did Brisbane dominate the early quarters and build a lead?
13:55–27:41
3
What was “Warfy time” and how did it change the momentum in the final minutes?
27:41–36:25
4
Which players delivered the clutch moments in the last quarter?
36:25–1:05:30
5
Why did the Norm Smith Medal voting spark controversy?
1:05:30–1:27:58
6
What does Chris Fagan’s future look like after another premiership?
1:27:58–1:33:58
Speakers
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