Garry and Tim - Full Show - Thursday September 24 (24.09.26)
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Who are the guests and what’s the opening agenda for the Grand Final Thursday show?
Breakfast with
Gary and
Tim
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It's a very good morning, everyone. Welcome to Grand Final Thursday, the 24th day of September. I think we've got a special show for you today. Jonathan Brown's going to join us from the Brisbane Lions. We've got Sammy Edmond. We've got Corey the Bullet Mobilio. We've got Johnny from Epping, Georgie Samios. We've got Questions Without Notice. And we've got a man who's sitting across from me who's going to give you... Details about the Sydney Swans meeting that took place yesterday last night with the Pullman Five that no one else has got. And I'm not joking either. So stay with us this morning. You've got stuff going on everywhere. The news cycle needs to be listening. Hello, Whispers.
Good morning, Gary. Good morning, everybody. Great to be here this morning. Very much looking forward to the program this morning. Isn't there some good stuff coming our way this morning? And I've got to say, for the first time ever, this is the first time ever, during our program yesterday, we were taking calls about Lockie Neal. Lockie Neal. And our phone line blew up and our text machine blew up. And in the middle of all that, I was getting a phone call from Johnny from Epping who had tried to get through on the line and couldn't get through. And then it tried to ring me and I couldn't answer it because we're on air. I tried to ring him back after the program and he's ghosted me, Gary.
He's
ghosted me yesterday.
He rang me for something as well that I haven't been able to help him out with because it's just that, you know, it's supply and demand. Let's put it that way. What did he want from you? No, not something on air, but he's going to join us a little bit later. So I haven't been able to fulfill his request, unfortunately. I
know what he would have been ringing through for yesterday because he would have been upset with my line of what I thought about Lockie Neal. So he would have been wanting to have a crack at
me. I
don't know why he didn't answer the phone yesterday, but we do have him on a bit later this morning. So I am looking forward to that conversation, although I think I'm going to get one around the ears this morning. I
hope you do. The text, as you said, it was a very emotional day yesterday. What was it, what? For the vast majority, people can get through life with a different opinion to theirs. Some lose their mind and their head, but that's okay. I understand it all. I've got a lot of stuff I want to talk about today. I think... There's a couple of bigger stories of grand final week are about to emerge today, one that's captured my attention like nothing else. Let it rip. I'll get to that in a minute. But I just want to quickly say, you are going to talk to us about the meeting that took place for the Pullman Five and the Sydney Swans yesterday. I don't need to know where or how you got details of this, but the information that you're going to be able to provide for us is...
it is enlightening. Just let me say that. And I'm not joking. I know I can put some mayo on it every now and then. But that is going to be an extraordinary chat about that
meeting. Yes, and just on the Lachie Neal stuff, and I was interested in the way that Gerard phrased this last night around the fact that he looked like a beaten man. He's been very strong on the fact that Lachie should have played. But he looked like he'd been beaten down by very powerful people around the game when he was on G60 last night. He was very despondent about – there was no optimism whatsoever about the fact that Lachie Neal may get offered the appeal.
I don't think he's going to – he thinks he's going to have any success with the appeal.
What’s the story behind the Lockie Neal controversy and the phone‑call drama?
But, yeah, as I said, people, I don't quite, well, there would be, maybe there are a section of the crowd that are, a section of the audience or a section of the footy public who are cheering for him to miss. I think that was Gerard's take on it all. Right. But you can have an opinion and you can dissect it and put your opinion forward.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who are the guests and what’s the opening agenda for the Grand Final Thursday show?
0:00–3:40
2
What’s the story behind the Lockie Neal controversy and the phone‑call drama?
3:40–8:07
3
What details were revealed about the Pullman Five meeting with the Sydney Swans?
8:07–55:38
4
What are the rumours and plans for the NRL Grand Final entertainment line‑up?
55:38–1:01:22
5
What coaching candidates and club strategies are being discussed?
1:01:22–1:08:17
6
Why are Gary and Tim joking about hair dye and aging?
1:08:17–1:15:02
7
How are the hosts previewing the Grand Final match‑ups and key player battles?
1:15:02–1:27:26
8
What are the predictions and betting odds for the Grand Final outcome?
1:27:26–1:54:28
Speakers
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