Sam Edmund, with all the news (17.09.26)
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What’s the opening banter and why did Gary leave the studio?
Breakfast with Gary and Tim. A sports news update for the Butcher Club. For quality produce delivered
with exceptional customer service, simply not your average butcher shop. Well, when you want to know what's going on in the game, there's only one place to go, and that's with Tommy Morris. Unfortunately, we couldn't track him down this morning, so we've got Sam Edmund with us. Good morning, Sam. Oh, hello,
Wisp. Good to be with you. Oh, you slipping back into hosting mode. What's happened? Um Where's Where's Gary going?
Gary has taken a very, very important call. In fact, in all the time that I've ever been working with him, I've never seen him leave the studio as quickly as what he did today with his mobile phone. Look at him, he's got a furrowed brown. Give us a description of the look on his face right now. Concerned. Right.
That's not a good sign. No, but serious. Furrowed brow. Oh, he's hung up. I think he's coming back in. Right, okay, we'll find out exactly where we're talking about him. Don't
uh just while he's sitting down uh getting himself settled again. What's
happened? Who did he talk to? He just Wisp just said there in all the years he's been working with you, you've never left the studio to take a phone call. No.
No, 'cause we've got a special guest who's gonna come on and he just wants to tidy something up for us. So Greg Swan's gonna join us in just a minute. Um and uh about last night Right there there was a turn of phrase he used which our listening audience is uh was take an exception to this is the heart we're g uh this is the heartland of our of our um football supporter baits of our listening audience and uh Swanney's been good enough to jump on. I think he wants to clear a couple of things up, gay Swanny. Morning boys. How are we? Uh well we're well. Yeah, Greg. Your appearance last night on AFL three sixty's been a talking point this morning.
Yes. Um And a little bit around that I said that the fans don't care. What I actually meant was the fans didn't really care about our debate, Gary, whether it's thirty two minutes or thirty minutes. No, well I think it's important that you fans it's huge hugely important, uh, obviously and uh And yeah, we we're loving that they're coming to the games and we're loving that they're watching on T V and Listen to them. So, um, yeah, if there was a bit of uh misconception there, that wasn't what it was meant to be. They do care. They care a lot about the game. We get a lot of advice about changing rules and not changing rules and um But no, that was the context. It was just I don't think the fans are really Uh, on what we understand to fuss whether it's thirty two minute quarters or thirty minute quarters, they just want to see good footy, which
We'll certainly get this weekend and we've had for most of the year. Yeah.
And so just on the monitoring of the media feedback, uh is that you or Mrs. Swan that um looks like
Well I just I I have been listening as I've been walking and um so yeah, I just thought I'd better clarify that because your temper text is probably blowing up, is it? Uh Whack or whacking Gary for talking about it and me for changes fans don't care.
No, we appreciate you jumping on, mate. I we know you've got another six kilometres to go, so we'll you get back to that that stroll this morning. But uh an important message to get across. Thank you, mate. Thanks, Greg.
It was good. Thanks, guys. Cheers.
That's the footy department head chief. Um, who has got a a a very, very unique style in the media. He does
have it. I I kinda love it. That's a good way to put it. But it's
um it's a bit more like us talking
Why did Greg Swan join the show and what controversy did he address?
Yeah, generally. Um and w we know and you know and I know him well, h his care for the supporter base is absolutely
No, he's I think he's got a good heart. He's unique in his presentation. So the question might be, what would you rather? A buttoned up, stiff operator who gives nothing or someone who has a little bit of colour about them and maybe we have to, for lack of a better phrase, wear a few things along the way. Wasn't the intention of his comments, clearly.
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