Jonathan Brown, Brisbane Legend (29.09.26)
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What does Jonathan Brown say about Brisbane’s three-peat?
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Great David with us from the Broom Closet here at SEN and a big show ahead. Jonathan Brown to join us in just a moment. He's going through security. He's making his way back up to old Brisbane town and celebrate the three in a row. We will unpack it in forensic detail. Forensic detail. The Wharfie Time's going to get a run as well. We're going to cross over to Perth. You and Mark Duffield, all right? You've had a few blues.
Never had a blue with Mark Duffield at all. I can't recall even speaking to Mark Duffield. Have
you called him the silly duffer?
Oh, yeah. But that wasn't to his face. That was just to you and I having a conversation. Simon out there, he says that he'll text Cooper or Graham to get him on the program for us. So he must be a friend of the Johns's.
Well, we can deal with that because that's rugby league and that's happening on Sunday night. That'll be a great game. We're thinking about Saturday afternoon. Jonathan Brown, he joined us through the week. He was confident coming into it and he celebrated in fine style afterwards. Hello, big fella.
G'day,
boys.
Great to be on. I've won
three years in
a row.
Three years in a row on Grand Final Tuesday. Now, you're heading back up.
How did Jonathan Brown celebrate Brisbane’s Grand Final win with his daughter?
Are you going to hit the celebrations or what are you up to?
Heading home, yes. I'll tell you what, you want to get out to the airport. If you're planning on flying this morning, being school holidays, it's pretty
hectic. Have you left it
late as always or not? Absolutely. So I normally, I've got a rule that I don't arrive at the airport. I certainly don't arrive to the security until boarding has already started. So I don't waste any more time at the airport than I need to, Gaz. Hey, Brownie, how have you spent
the last couple of
days? Well, we had a good time Saturday night. Me, my daughter Olivia and myself, I took her to the party. We just went to the aftermath with the boys, which was good fun. And we're walking home arm in arm through the gardens. About 12, 12.30, I said, Liv, we'll go a long way until we can find a moment as good as this, sweetheart. So make the most of it. They don't come around so easily. So, geez, it was good fun.
Were you there with Faggs when he was on the shoulders of Harris Andrews? Were you in that
party or not? No, I'd taken off because I was a little bit concerned. It was about midnight at the dance floor. When you're trying to chase up a... 16 year old daughter who's just starting to maybe get a little bit ahead of herself ahead of herself I just had to put brakes on I had to make my presence felt to stay out in the dance floor and I just saw a few young blokes just sort of hanging around for a dance and all that and I was like okay time for the big fella to step in so you played security did you? So it's fair to say I
had the strut going. That's going to be a brave young man,
Gary. All stupid, but she's a beautiful girl. So you walked home. I was just saying to the boys in our audience, I love that story you told her.
How does Brisbane’s one-club culture bring players and families together?
I hope you don't mind telling it after you'd finished at the Hilton Hotel there. You just had a moment with your daughter, who's part of the Brisbane Lions Academy, so she's very much involved in this football club.
Yeah,
she's,
well, she knows the boys. She knows the boys well and they're actually such a great club that they're a bigger, they're very much a one-club mentality and, you know, so they've got the men's and the women's and the 218 programs all housed in the one facility. So it's pretty cool. So quite often Liv comes home and she said, you know, Harris said to say, you know, we're in the gym at the same time and, you know, Foggy Lester said to say g'day, how's the old man going, all that sort of stuff. So that's pretty cool. I said to Liv also, that's not a... It's a rare occurrence. I'm not sure that's happening across the league. So pretty good. I do make sure that when I take her and Lucy Ashcroft up to training, they don't have to drop them off.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What does Jonathan Brown say about Brisbane’s three-peat?
0:00–1:28
2
How did Jonathan Brown celebrate Brisbane’s Grand Final win with his daughter?
1:28–3:18
3
How does Brisbane’s one-club culture bring players and families together?
3:18–4:45
4
Who could replace Chris Fagan as Brisbane Lions coach?
4:45–6:29
5
Why has coaching Brisbane through a challenging season taken a toll on Fagan?
6:29–7:46
6
How are Will Ashcroft and Brisbane’s young talent shaping the club’s future?
7:46–9:37
7
Which Brisbane Lions team would win: Jonathan Brown’s era or the current side?
9:37–10:21
8
Why have the Brisbane Lions earned respect for their humility and resilience?
10:21–11:21