Garry and Tim - Full Show - Thursday September 17 (17.09.26)
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What is the opening banter and guest introduction for this episode?
Breakfast with Gary
and
Tim.
It's all right. Riding around in the breeze well if it's alright. If you live the life you please Morning
everyone, welcome. It is Thursday, September the 17th to my Cafe Menu. Trima Cafe's new drinks range preliminary final is only a night away, a week away. A sleeper, sorry, a sleeperway. Starts tomorrow night and then runs into Saturday, so we'll have a good look at that. Corey Mobilio to join us from Champion Data, Sam Edman with all the news. And then the big name guests that we get here: George Samios and John from Happying Arl joining us on this Thursday. Welcome to you, Tim Watson. Good morning, Gary.
Good morning everybody. Great to see you again. Great to see you again. What's going on? Um I'm just asking uh my chat GPT how many games uh Jim Jess played of AFL, VFL football. Jimmy Jess. Jimmy Jess. The ghost. Yeah, the ghost. Was it it'd be over 200, wouldn't it? Uh yeah, easily over 200. I'm just reading a story um online about Jim Jess. What are the AFL's priorities? Question mark. Making money or looking after players who used to put on the show. So he's saying that uh there should be more grand final tickets or more finals tickets available to past players. We got smacked in the head a few times. We did the hard yard. We played the game, but the AFL is interested only m only interested in making money.
I would have thought that he would have qualified for um one or two finals tickets or grand final tickets basically. Is he a
hall of fame? He's not in the hall of
fame, but he would be two hundred gamer gamer.
I think you get access to one ticket. But you've got to register, as you well know. Yes.
Yes he played two twenty three games, Gary, before you get onto my technical uh abilities.
I was just looking at you for the first time this morning. What happened to your face?
Oh no, I don't want to talk about that.
I don't want to talk about it. You
walked into a tree
or
something?
How do the hosts discuss AFL grand‑final ticket eligibility and Jim Jess’s career?
I don't want to talk about it.
Well, everyone's gonna see you on the v on the video here and they'll be saying, Well, how did the witch cut his head open?
It's not a cut, it's a scratch. I've got very, very sensitive skin and I've grazed uh something. I ran into a branch and I just grazed my head, so um I wasn't looking where I was going. I was uh I was preoccupied. Well that's giving me a laugh or something. Well, there you go. There you go. So Jimmy, has he got a has he got a point to make here or has he got a Ah tickets is uh midday madness
special.
Oh no, but I'm asking you because you and I'd love all players to get it. But we're in a privileged position, you know, we uh you're in the Hall of Fame, which means that you qualify for a couple of grand final tickets if you if you get online at the correct time. I am in that privileged position too, which I qualify for a couple of grand final tickets, which I have taken up the opportunity to, and I think that we'll probably get those. And I don't know about the what the qualifications are for anybody else that's played the game.
Oh I do know if you're in the well you you and I both know, if you're in the two hundred club you get allocated a ticket. Now, I read that article from Jimmy. He said and this is understandable as well, he said we used to get one sent out to us, like it just would arrive in the mail. Yes, in the in the modern age you've got to, as you and I both have to do, get on and um you know, register.
Yes.
And then they um y then you'll get the s sent out via um email. Yes. And you get a QR code and all that sort of stuff. Which for some people You included. No, I can do that now. Oh, you can do that. Yeah. Well that can be a challenge. Like Jimmy, you might not I'm not saying this about Jim Jim. Are you saying that his
computer
illiterate. Well he did say that it's a lot different than than what it used to be. And it is and if you miss the deadline for uh registering and then you don't get it's as simple as that, you don't get a ticket. So you gotta you gotta follow you we're on email every day because we have to be because we're still working in that space.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening banter and guest introduction for this episode?
0:00–1:55
2
How do the hosts discuss AFL grand‑final ticket eligibility and Jim Jess’s career?
1:55–5:07
3
Why are the hosts talking about whipper‑snipper coil heads and garden‑tool frustrations?
5:07–11:37
4
What arguments are made about AFL game length, quarter duration, and fan engagement?
11:37–56:52
5
What are the clubs’ ideas about contract structures and player trades?
56:52–1:11:40
6
How does the discussion shift to shortening AFL game time and its impact on fans?
1:11:40–1:25:35
7
Why is the quality of the MCG turf being debated and what does HG Turf do?
1:25:35–1:39:16
8
Who are the next guests (Sam Edmund and Corey Mobilio) and what will they cover?
1:39:16–1:54:27
Speakers
8 identifiedMore from SEN Breakfast
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