Jonathan Brown, Brisbane Legend (24.09.26)

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What’s the opening banter and why are the hosts excited this week?

Unknown 0:00
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Garry (host) 0:12
Uh it's been a big week. We've both copped a few around the ears 'cause we've taken a position and half agree and half disagree. So this is for you, Bis. Oh my God, you make my morning. I giggle so much. Thanks for putting a smile on my face every morning. I don't always agree with you both, but that's life. My husband always says, Why are you so happy in the morning listening to you guys and moody with him at at night? Ha ha Please say you're back next year. We're uh I love you both. That's from Tracy. There
Garry Lyon 0:38
you go, Wispers. Good on you, Tracy. Yes, we're back next year. I'm with you, Gary. I started going bald in my twenties and owned it. Uh grew a beard and couldn't be happier. I have been divorced three times. Uh maybe the Wisp is just jealous of your hair. Seriously. Loves the show.
Garry (host) 0:50
Good on you,
Garry Lyon 0:51
Gav.
Garry (host) 0:51
Bullet is here, Sam Edmonds here. Welcome boys. What have you not gone grey? Is the question. I don't know. That's a very good question. Is it happening? Oh, how is it not happening? I don't know. The old man, maybe just luck. It'll come and um happy to embrace it. Hey uh Johnny Brown, we're waiting for him to pick the phone up, but in the meantime we'll just start out our uh news and grand final. Look, how are you, Bullet?
Garry Lyon 1:11
Good, how are we? Uh no, well you've made me nervous about the hair. If it comes from the grandfather's side, I might be in a bit of strife. So did he wake up one morning with it was all on the pillow dinner? It just me yeah, it just left him. Oh well then well you're in line for it. You're in line for it. If it's your grandfather I'll just I'll just zip it off. Like I'm I'll just zip it off. It all goes don't and I can't even grow a beard because
Garry (host) 1:34
I can see a small donut bow up.
Sam Edmund 1:37
The bullets come with Apa Bullet points. I can't wait for his take this morning. There's two words that loom larger this grand final is everything we hear from Bullet and his mates is centre bounce. And whoever gets it's gonna score. And both teams are pretty ordinary at defending scores from centre bounce, so that's great for the neutral.
Garry Lyon 1:56
Well you're loaded too. Not mine, that's champion data. No, you are loaded. Have you got any news before we get started? Is there something that uh you'd like to talk about off the top of the side? Yeah, this
Sam Edmund 2:04
doesn't pertain to the grand final, the team's playing in it, but it's uh it's uh an unfolding story nonetheless. It concerns Andrew Mackey, who's giving serious thought to joining the Tazie Devils. Now, the Devils approached him several months ago now via Brendan Gale in a bid to lure him out of Geelong, of course, and make him the club's inaugural head of football. Mackey's wife Georgia was in Hobart yesterday. The family are weighing up. Up a move, a relocation south.
Garry (host) 2:31
Really?
Sam Edmund 2:31
Now he I mean you know he's playing resume, triple premiership player. He's now regarded as one of Footy's best administrators. He oversees the football department down at Geelong, the list management strategy as well, so it's one of those combined roles, a big role. We know he's formed an excellent working relationship with the coach there, Chris Scott, but he also has a longstanding friendship with the Devils coach, Ken Hinckley.

How do the hosts break down the Grand Final preview and centre‑bounce importance?

Sam Edmund 2:52
And as we know, the attempt to get Mackie on board is the second part of a pretty serious Double rate on that footy club from the Devils given. They last month poached Geelong development guru Nigel Lappin, which is a major plank in their coaching team. I think it would be huge. This would be huge.
Garry (host) 3:06
Mineficent c um coup if they're able to get Mackie down. I think he's he's perfect for them given his experience in different areas of the footy departments. Um leaves a hole at John.
Sam Edmund 3:17
Does two two big holes. Eventually. But um but look, I mean clubs I don't think they're happy about it, but they're generally accepting of the fact that this is an industry where people move around. No one is there permanently.

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