Questions Without Notice - Wildcard Round, Toby Greene's future and more (23.06.26)
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What are the highlights from the recent sports events?
Hey, got a big hour and a half coming up. We have got Dylan Moore was the star for the Hawks on Friday night. It's great to see him back in some really good form. Sammy Edmond, who we haven't seen for a week. He was filling in last week for Duano. He'll be here out of eight o'clock. And we've got questions without notice between now and eight. So join in at any time. Anything you want to have a chat about, 043 98 11 16 1 300 736 736. There's been a lot of sport play that we haven't had a chance to talk about over the last five days.
What are the implications of the wildcard round for teams?
So let's get into it.
Okay, I want to ask you this question, though. This is a serious question, okay? You may think that I'm having a joke here, but I'm not. Cozzy Bignick's, as I like to call him, Cozzy Bignick's picket, he was tackled. This is serious, right? I don't know whether you saw this game. He was tackled by his shorts, right, four times. I counted four times at the weekend.
Are you sure, or did they just fall down fast?
No, no, he was tackled. He was being tagged, and he was tackled by the Adelaide players four times, and they caught him by the shorts, okay? Does he need to? I know he likes to wear big knicks, but should he go down to a size 22 boys pair of knicks?
No, whatever he's been wearing this year, I'm happy for him to continue.
Are you happy for him to get tackled in his long shorts? Yes. They're flapping around.
If he plays in the manner that he has in those shorts, whatever he's been wearing, Tim, I'm happy for him to continue wearing.
Okay.
Well, I think it's a serious consideration that he should – I'm not being silly. I'm saying it's a serious consideration that he should try and find himself a nicer, tighter-fitting pair of shorts.
It hasn't stopped him being one of the top five players in the comp.
No, my point is it did at the weekend.
Well, it hasn't, though.
No, but it did at the weekend.
Well, you think he wore a bigger short?
I think he went up a size at the weekend. No, he did not. He's just making a mockery of the whole thing, the whole property steward thing.
How does Toby Greene's potential departure affect GWS?
Hey, very quickly, questions without notice between now and then. So I'll ask one, then we'll take a break and get stuck into it. Any of those suggestions for when Tassie enters the competition for what the season looked like interest you? A mid-season tournament, 18 home and away games, gather round, rival round, and then three-week pause, three-week in-tournament competition. Whoever wins the in-house competition plays five weeks. Is that interest you? No. 22 games each, all teams play each other once and four double-ups. Does that interest you? No. 24-game season, all teams play once and six double-ups. And then a group stage where all teams once, two double ups, top 16 teams split into four groups.
God, this gets complicated. Four based on play once to determine the last. Bottom three teams play. Any of that interest you?
Complicated. Complicated. Can we just play each other once? Hallelujah. And then we're going to find some more games though. That's the problem.
Rivalry round and gather round.
Yeah, no, happy. Happy for something like that. Something simple like that.
All right. Paul, just hold on. We'll get to you on the other side of this. Questions without notice are on 1-300-736-736-04-398-1116.
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We are doing questions without notice. Paul from Rosanna has rung through. G'day, Paul.
Hi, Gary. Hi, Tim.
What are the challenges faced by Carlton's interim coach?
By the way, Gary, good luck with your back operation.
Very kind. Thank you, Paul.
No worries. Listen, I'm a Bulldogs member, and I was opposed to the wild card round, but we finished ninth last year a bit stiff, but if we were to finish ninth this year, I'm just started to warm to the concept that we'd still be alive in the wildcard round.
I think it's going to work, Paul. Well, I'm not telling people what they need to think. I just think the idea behind it is to make this season remain relevant in the minds of most supporters or as many supporters as we can for as long as we can.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the highlights from the recent sports events?
0:02–0:29
2
What are the implications of the wildcard round for teams?
0:29–1:45
3
How does Toby Greene's potential departure affect GWS?
1:45–3:16
4
What are the challenges faced by Carlton's interim coach?
3:16–5:20
5
How do coaching styles impact player performance?
5:20–8:00
6
What strategies are discussed for managing player dynamics?
8:00–10:27
7
How does the wildcard round influence fan engagement?
10:27–11:34
8
What are the future expectations for the AFL season?
11:34–11:40
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