"The First BSA Complaint"
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Morning, Tony Lyle. Good morning. How's it going? Big congratulations to you. Oh, what's this for? You've received your first complaint. Oh, yeah. That's how you know you've made it. This is big. What's it for? It was good. I mean, look, to be honest with you, I could probably see it coming, this one. It was for your introduction to the All Blacks. Italy test match at the Caketon.
What triggered ACC Head G Lane’s first BSA complaint about his All Blacks intro?
Ah, yes. The 5 p.m. kickoff.
Yeah.
I mean, you picked up what we all kind of looked at amongst the crowd. There was a lot of kids. 5 p.m. kickoff encouraged a lot of families. I see where this is going. And I think you may have described the environment at the Caketon, a pedo's paradise. Yeah, I think I did say something along the line of Pito's Paradise. From memory, I was actually trying to establish ourselves because we were in the box up alongside the missionary commentary. You know, to your left, you've got the Newstalk ZB commentary. And then in the next box along, Nisbo and Mills Molaina are sitting there. And there's just something about being in that environment. And with us sitting there, I just felt like we needed to establish ourselves and sort of show our brand and what we were all about.
So I do remember coming in quite hot. So you just drew a big pedophilic line in the sand. I did. You know, we're here to provide a service, and it's different from their service, and I don't think it's any less important. It's fulfilling a lot of people of what they like, what they want to hear. Well, congrats, because I think it potentially will be one of the last BSA decisions they'll have to make. I mean, wouldn't that be nice? A little cherry on top. I'd really like them to not print it in the paper with my name and the word pedophile in the same sentence. That'd be a real treat. So if we could somehow avoid that. Maybe if we elongate the process, they'll be disbanded by the time they do anything. Surely at this stage, they're just like, honestly, is this worth?
Yeah. They're in the departure. It's like painting the back fence after you've already sold the house. Just move on. Yeah. Just move on. And also, am I wrong? No. Well, you weren't. No. I mean, it would have been. It would have been.
How did the commentators’ setup at the Caketon affect their rugby commentary?
It would have been. I'm not saying I'm happy that that was a thing. I'm just saying that- But if Jimmy Savile was there, he would have been- He would have been having a field day. Yeah, correct. Having an absolute field day. I don't think it's wrong. Also, I mean, it's pretty funny that satire come on now. Hey, just speaking of the lineup you just described of us and our radio commentary booth. Yes. Did you notice that Nisbo was two away from us? It was all glass- He was two away. He had the biggest one, the biggest box. Yes. He had the most notes.
100%.
He had like a dossier. And they had four screens. One was the live coverage, and they had stats. And then it moved on to ZB. We had Elliot there. And they had a lot of notes. Yes. Slightly smaller box. And then there was us. And we had a very small box. You could almost just fit two of us shoulder to shoulder. Yeah, you kind of had to stand while I sat. Yeah, and then they gave us the feed of the big screen, which is about five seconds behind the actual footage. Literally useless for a commentator's purpose because you're trying to call what's happening And that's behind what's happening. So your inclination when you're watching it there is you sort of glance down to your left to get like just a closer look at things.
So you kind of see something happening far away in real life and you'll glance down, but it's too late. So you can't call it as you see it. The only reason it was good, it was for replays, but usually the replays, the delay was so big, the actual game had carried on.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:43
2
What triggered ACC Head G Lane’s first BSA complaint about his All Blacks intro?
0:43–2:15
3
How did the commentators’ setup at the Caketon affect their rugby commentary?
2:15–13:22
4
Why did Barnaby Joyce’s Zoom interview with dogs go viral?
13:22–26:17
5
How did Ryan Fox’s Open win create big betting windfalls and who lost most?
26:17–50:07
6
What production mistakes and celebrity ID errors happened at the Football World Cup final?
50:07–55:31