Question Without Notice - Simmo vs McClure (14.07.26)
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How did hosts open the show and update listeners on Gary Lyon's recovery?
Here we are, Tim. Good to be alongside you this morning on SEN Breakfast. Gary Lyon not here at the moment. He's still recovering from back surgery. We're sending our love and support to him. Hopefully see him back soon. You've been in contact with him, Tim. Just give us a quick update. No, he's going great.
He's going great. It's a big operation. Obviously a lot of pain. First four or five days, I was bedside for most of that with him, sort of just making sure that he was okay, coaching him through the pain because I've been subjected to a lot of pain myself over the years. So I know what it's like. I know that medication that you need to take, the dosages, all that type of thing.
What personal caregiving details does Tim share about supporting Gary after surgery?
But we've been able to nurse him through that. And he's well on the road to recovery now, Tom.
That's good to hear. I love that. Have you followed the Adam Simpson, Sam McClure stoush? on radio over the last few days?
When you say follow it, I've been aware of it, yes.
Would you like to cover it or not? Do you care or not really? I don't really care.
If you don't care, we won't cover it. I don't really care too much about it. I think most people know what happened. But I think probably, okay, now that we've discussed it, I think probably we need to play. We can if you want. Okay, this is what Simo had to say. And then this is Sam McClure's response last night on Footy Classified.
And Carlton won't say this publicly, and I don't expect him to, but it's very clear to me, speaking to people in and around the club, pardon me, if they beat Hawthorne tomorrow night and then they beat Collingwood next Saturday night, I think Josh Fraser would put himself in the box seat for that job. He would be conducting the interview without having to do it on paper, essentially. If he doesn't, I'd still have Corey Enright as the hot favourite for the Carlton job.
I'm really pleased about this process so far from a Carlton point of view. Nothing's got out. And something might get out at some stage. The more you talk to them, the more it gets revealed. But none of that was true. When someone's just not right, but they don't listen. They go, well, that's not what I've been told. And you go, I can't tell you anymore how wrong you are.
How did the hosts introduce the Adam Simpson vs Sam McClure disagreement?
And they just go down swinging. It's just made up. Well, whoever told him didn't get it from the right sources. There you go. How's that sound? All right.
The sources probably doesn't reflect reality. For those of you who weren't listening, what I said at the time was that Josh Fraser, if they continue on this trajectory and they get to a situation where later in the year they're probably going to make the 10, he will enter that process late. Now, that's a fact. That's what will happen. And insofar as Enright being the favourite, if he doesn't get the job, that's me offering up my opinion as to if Josh Fraser doesn't become Carlton's coach, I would have Enright starting favourite.
Tim, what are your thoughts? My thoughts are I'm less interested than what I was, say, two minutes ago. That would be my honest view about that.
Oh, wow. The Carlton coaching process continues. Okay, I'll ask you this. Do you think Josh Fraser, based on the wins that they've had so far, should be in the mix to be a full-time coach at the Blues? Yes. Absolutely. Do you think it's in his best interest to continue to play hard to get or to say he's not interested?
Well, we don't know whether he's really playing hard to get. We don't know whether there's a public and there's a private face to this. Is he genuinely playing hard to get?
I think he's genuine and authentic that he's unsure whether he's ready to be a senior coach. I take him on face value.
Yeah. And that's a reasonable view to take in his position. And only he would know whether or not he believes that he's ready to take the reins.
What did Sam McClure claim about Josh Fraser and Corey Enright in the Carlton coaching race?
It's very different doing what he's been doing and then putting him... And what he's actually experiencing now and the loss will even give him a different experience too because of how he handles that and the messaging that goes to his players.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
How did hosts open the show and update listeners on Gary Lyon's recovery?
0:02–0:36
2
What personal caregiving details does Tim share about supporting Gary after surgery?
0:36–1:58
3
How did the hosts introduce the Adam Simpson vs Sam McClure disagreement?
1:58–3:33
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What did Sam McClure claim about Josh Fraser and Corey Enright in the Carlton coaching race?
3:33–4:25
Speakers
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