Chapter 1: Which GWS player could be the recruit of the year?
Breakfast with Gary and Tim. Is it alright? Don't move, Gary. Is it alright? Don't move a muscle. I think it's been... Squeak!
Squeak! Hey, you know what?
Marco!
Polo! We know there's a lot of people listening. Now, I know those that can hear will be sick of me saying this, but we apologise. Um... I've taken note of about six very abusive ones. And? And they'll be returned in kind.
It is frustrating. Of course it's frustrating.
It's frustrating for us.
It's been frustrating here for Wisp in Shoreham as well.
In Sunbury, he's licking his thing and he's wasting his petrol. Yeah, mum's upset. It's horrible. My sister's walking the track in Kyabrum and everyone's nodding at each other going, what's wrong with the app?
I actually like Bob's text here, Whisper. That glitch felt like I was at home, everyone talking over each other.
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Chapter 2: What challenges is Bailey Humphrey facing in his career?
What do you say? Well, my suggestion is that the player has to give to the club three options and then the club decides of those three options which is the best deal on the table from that club in a trade.
I think Yes, spot on, Tim. And in fact, that's the feedback you consistently get from clubs who have players who say to them, I want to be traded, but I want to be traded to this club. And there's a rising animosity against that narrative, to be honest, with a lot of clubs at the moment. I'm sure that was definitely the case with the Gold Coast Suns.
OK, well, if you want to be closer to Maui, where you're from, we understand that. But give us some things to work with. Don't pigeonhole us into one club where we can't get an appropriate deal done.
And there's instances this year where I know there's been some hand-wringing and there's always people standing out and want more. But there's been great examples of deals that have worked for both club and player.
Yeah, and often second time around you see it.
happen don't you like you knock on the door hard one year you don't get your way it might be Zach Merritt this time around as well it might be Bailey Humphrey it was Bryce Gibbs so when you do this sometimes I mean Craig Cameron's comments who's now the head of football at the Suns at the time last year when this trade didn't happen as the list manager he said guys think they can get out when they're under contract and might think the grass is greener somewhere else it's just not going to happen he's 21 and it's a bit of the way of the world at the moment um
You may have touched on this previously, but just on Al Clarkson, do we know why he was in Adelaide yesterday?
I don't know the answer to that, to be honest with you, Tim.
He got doorstopped, but I haven't... He got doorstopped over there. And the suggestion was that he might have been over there trying to speak to Zach Butters. But that's a fairly public... Like, there's lots of other ways that you can speak to Zach Butters. without hopping on a plane and flying to Adelaide and being a public figure that he is being spotted over there.
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Chapter 3: How does the trade process affect player decisions?
But that's a big in, isn't it, Will Day? Yeah. Oh, massive.
Let's hope he stays there. Take a deep breath and hope like hell that he gets through. What about the Warlord? He's also, I think this was just a little byline in the paper. This is back news story for me.
Yeah, re-signed. Yeah, the two-year deal. Now, probably small update because I think it had been forecast and had long been coming for a long period of time. But what about his, when you see those legs pumping out on the ground and his last quarters, Timmer, Absolutely massive. And he's got an appetite to defend and to tackle and to harass that's almost frenzied, really.
I want to know that. I want to know from somebody, maybe Corey can tell us when he comes in this morning. I want to know where he was for the first three quarters and what role he was playing, George Wardlaw, last week against the Suns. There was one stage there, and I didn't even know that he was out on the field. He's had two touches in the first quarter. He played 14 and a half minutes.
He had two touches in the second quarter. He played 25 minutes. He had 20 minutes on the ground in the third quarter. He had two touches. Last quarter, he played 19 minutes. Was he saving his best for last? Saving himself. I'm saying that they had him assigned to do something, and then in the end, they just let George free range, and away he went.
Well, Corey's nodding his head, so he'll come in and give us an update. Clarko was in Adelaide to catch up with Jordan Bartz. It's off the temper text. There you go. So he might have had us all fooled along the way. He did get doorstopped. Let's have a listen now, Clarkson.
the club might be interested in Zach Butters. Is there any chance you could talk to him while you're in town?
I think there's 17 clubs interested in Zach Butters. We're working hard to get better as a footy club and hopefully our form improves a little bit more in the second half of the year.
And how keen would you be to be aggressive in the off-season?
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