Questions Without Notice (08.07.26)

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Gary Lyon 0:00
Breakfast with Gary and Tim. The Imar trade-off. Questions without notice. For Imar. Protecting tradies and builders for over 35 years. Call 13 Imar to get covered today.
Sam Edmund 0:13
Hey, questions without notice, if you've got one, drop it in the temper text inbox tray 0433981116. Make sure you call 13IMR to get covered. That's IMA. Protecting tradies and builders for over 35 years, Tommy.
Tom Morris 0:28
So there's different categories of players wanting to leave clubs. So Alex Neil Bullen, it was reported, I think by Mark McGowan before he finished at Melbourne. that he'd be leaving to South Australia at the end of the season. So he played a farewell game at Melbourne knowing he'd be in another club next year and Melbourne supporters clapped him off because they were out of finals contention and he's a premiership player. Nathan Broad is, I think, a dual premiership player. Two or three time. I think he was all three. Might be three, yeah. And different circumstances, but again, he's heading home.
Sam Edmund 0:57
Okay, so under certain scenarios, it's fine. Then under others, it doesn't. Like Jordan Henderson, if it was Jordan Henderson. I was going to say Jordan Henderson.
Justin Longmuir 1:07
Lockie Henderson.
Sam Edmund 1:07
Jordan Henderson's the soccer player who broke his arm the other day. Lockie Henderson, when he went from Carlton to Geelong, that didn't work. Yeah, it didn't work. In fact, he was kicked out by his own club.
Tom Morris 1:16
It only works, I think, if your club is right at the top and you are clearly, like Lockie Neal, you are clearly still trying to win a flag, or right at the bottom and it becomes like a farewell tour because you've given everything. I'm not sure what works for clubs in the middle, like what Carlton were last year.
Sam Edmund 1:29
They got a prize to give away too. It's a $100 voucher, if you don't mind, to Lamaro's Hotel. I saw Paul DiMartino in here yesterday. G'day, Dimmer. One of the best, not one of, the best schnitzel in Australia. I was going to say Melbourne. I'm going to say the country. Come for lunch, stay for dinner.
Tom Morris 1:43
Question with that note is for you, Sam. If Jamara doesn't hit his trigger, and it looks like he won't now... Should another club chase him and offer a multi-year deal and get him out of the Suns? A multi. Well, that's the only way you can probably get him, I would imagine.
Sam Edmund 1:57
No. Not worth it? I don't think. How many games has he played? I haven't seen quite enough. And I've been barracking for the story. I don't think I've seen enough if I'm a rival club to be tempted to offer a rival, a multiple-year contract, to be honest.
Tom Morris 2:11
What if you're desperate for a key forward? What if you're Collingwood?
Sam Edmund 2:13
What if you're Melbourne? I don't think anyone.
Tom Morris 2:16
What if you want to replace Tex Walker at Adelaide?
Sam Edmund 2:18
No. Well, then you've got two very good key forwards there already. Yeah. I just can't see it, to be honest. Three games he's played this year, so he's not going to hit his trigger. Yeah. And look, the Suns cautioned against getting too carried away, didn't they? Absolutely. He's just not fit enough, is what they say. Yeah. He's working hard. He's just not fit enough. I don't think he's put himself up in the shop window enough to kick on at another club. I might be proven wrong, but I think there's desperate and I think there's silly, to be honest.
Tom Morris 2:48
Another question without notice for you, Sam. I'm grilling you here because you are AFL 360's very own. Justin Longmuir wasn't telling the truth when he said on 360 he wouldn't accept a four-year offer from Freo because he likes the rolling deal.
Sam Edmund 3:00
Now, he did say a couple of times in this interview that yours in outside is not privy to the details. And he said he would have protection and that he couldn't leave for another club because his current arrangement prevents that situation. So there's a lot we don't know about this. It's one of the most mystifying adjustments to a coach's contract that we've seen. I'd love to know how much protection. It's described as on staff, but I think both are protected. I think the club's protected. I think the coach is protected. But to what form, what level, what mechanism, I don't pretend to know.

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