Garry and Tim - Full Show - Wednesday May 27 (27.05.26)

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What is discussed at the start of this section?

Unknown 0:00
Breakfast with Gary and Tim.
Unknown 0:12
Morning, everyone.
Tom Green 0:13
How are you? Wednesday, May the 27th. McCafe Menu. Try McCafe's new drinks range today. She's been a big 24 hours. Kevin Sheedy, Essendon legend, is going to join us at around quarter past seven or just after. Lots to discuss with Sheeds. Neil Danaher's passing, of course, and also the Essendon vacant coaching job. Lean, clean Tom Green, the injured GWS star, is always a great chat. Andrew Russell's in for Wellness Wednesday as well. As I say, good morning to the Wisps. Tim Watson, welcome to the Wisps. Good morning, Gary. It has been a heavy couple of days, a very, very heavy couple of days. Can we just lighten the load a little bit this morning for the first hour and maybe get back to something that resembles a ramble or not?
Tom Green 0:58
I'd love to. I would love to. But you can't. No, no.
Unknown 1:01
We can?
Tom Green 1:02
Let's throw it open to anything other than Essendon, James Heard, Brad Scott, Zach Merritt, and anyone else until we get to it.

What are the key topics surrounding Kevin Sheedy's appearance?

Tom Green 1:11
Because it is a massive story, and there were big developments overnight with Jimmy sticking his hand in the air saying, I'm in, and Brad speaking and saying, I said for Zach to go, amongst other things. Yep. Okay, we'll get to that at some stage. Because you had Brad Scott on one of the shows last night. You had the agenda setters. And there's no doubt in my mind it would have been a pay gig and that's fine. And then they would have been thinking there's a very competitive tussle going on there between the agenda setters and classified. And then they would have thought, great, we've signed up Brad Scott. We've got the man of the moment. The first time he's going to speak about what's happened at Essendon.
Tom Green 1:50
And lo and behold, he goes on Footy Classic. He's on that show, though, isn't he? He doesn't go on it. No, no, no. Wait till I finish. He goes on Footy Classified and talks about the fact that he's putting his hand up to be the Essendon coach. That probably gazumped what they'd already had on the agenda set. So it was a big, big footy night on the TV last night. A big, big night. Yeah, it was. And it ain't going anywhere. So if you're sick of the Essendon story... Maybe stay with us for a while because it is going to hit the airways again. And what you've got to say on it is always of great interest to us. Maybe not others in this joint, but to us it is. Are you interested in the Vinnie Jones doco or not?
Tom Green 2:33
Don't look at me like that. Yes. Are you interested in the Vinnie Jones doco or not? Well, I watched, is this the Untold? Yes. Yeah, I watched the great Untold over the weekend. I watched the Liverpool winning the Champions League at Istanbul. Yes. And they went three, they got three nil down against Real Madrid. That was unbelievable. Unbelievable doco. But that's not the Vinnie Jones one. The Vinnie Jones one is a standalone one. It's a doco about Vinnie Jones. You know Vinnie Jones who became an actor, don't you? He's in the lock. Yeah, lock, stock and two smoking barrels or whatever it is. Is that what it's called? Lock, stock and two smoking barrels? Yeah. Yeah, no, he's in that. And he's in other things too.
Tom Green 3:09
He's good. He's a really good actor. Like he's done a great job. But he started off at Wimbledon, Leeds, Sheffield. He was sort of like at Wimbledon FC, he was part of what they called the crazy gang. Yeah. So he was sort of like a hood. He's almost like a hood out there.
Unknown 3:24
Yeah, he was.
Tom Green 3:24
He was a hoodlum. Yeah. So I think it dropped on Tuesday. I've been so busy, but I think it dropped on Tuesday. Well, you have been busy too. God, you've been busy. A lot. There's been a lot going on. But as a kid, did you do Lego at all? No. Because I haven't touched a Lego in my life. We couldn't afford it at our house. No, we couldn't afford it either. We used to take sticks and make those. We used to gather icy pole sticks and make those little triangle things. That was our Lego. And then fling them at people. Did you? Oh, we used to wait for the rain to come and then go down. We used to race our icy pole sticks down the gutters. Good, clean fun back in the day.

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