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What secret habit does Josh Worrell have that had the whole Crows locker room laughing?
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This is That's Ridiculous the Adelaide Club Cast.
Coming up, Tex squares up with a journo, Nixie gets misty-eyed, and the Lions lock away a target we had circled. First though, straight to Triple M footy where Mark Keane fronts up after nine years of hurt finally ended.
Peter, congratulations on the victory. So many massive moments, particularly the back six, and the intercept marking from you and was it was just unbelievable.
Yeah, no, geez, Josh Josh Warren played an absolutely unbelievable game, didn't he? Um no, he just coming across the intercept and we just uh go back at him at like that. But no, he was an um unbelievable sniper. Did he have something like nineteen intercept possessions? Yeah, nine eight. He was quickly to tell me after the game. Oh, he already knew, did he? It was actually him that taught me.
Oh That's unbeliev so he counts his inner set possession.
Apparently I think he likes has a pen in his uh pocket and just tips it off.
That does not surprise me by the way. Uh your little you had a few little run ins actually uh with your opponent. Well what was getting said out there, a lot of trash talk. You went to ground a lot of times, you were having a crack, of course.
Oh I I'm usually on the other on the other side of giving away a free kick, so I was hoping to get a few back tonight. So um I think I got a couple tonight, so uh I was hoping hoping to get more.
Hey we spoke to Murray Davis pre-game and he talked about Keyesy's role. So playing that defensive forward role on Bailey Dale and then the footy guards looked after him again with a couple of snags. How good is he?
Oh Keyesy's role e every week is unbelievable. He puts puts team first. Um I don't that's what he does every week. Um it's just tonight Bailey Dale's been such a good player over the past six, seven weeks and he uh went to work at him tonight.
A bit of pressure on this man coming into the final series. He off his own back, he said he had a pretty poor couple last year. Riley Fieldthorpe tonight I reckon stood up big time. There's some big contested grabs when he went into the ruck, he took it took hold of the center square. He was just brilliant tonight.
Oh he's an absolute beacon up top, isn't he? Uh even having Rory Love to go back on him even he's he's uh uh probably even taller than uh filthy and even still get the clunks going. So yeah him fog and textbook unbelievable to get up there.
We're down in the Adelaide Crow Exchange Rooms with Mark Keane, great to chat to you mate. Talk us through when the Bulldogs were missing their opportunities, particularly in the first quarter, it was one goal seven and then in the third quarter they missed their opportunities again. How did you keep the composure down back?
Oh well we just we didn't really focus on we just wanted to focus focus on ourselves and m or our game plan. We know our game plan holds up so we just didn't want to go away from that and um yeah th thankfully it it didn't. We just we just wanted to be brave. I think last year we kind of just went into our shell of small and we just said this year we want to be brave with ball in hand as well.
Did you have you s gone a spike to the couch yet and said oh we've we've kept doing your job, mate?
I think that was a lot of bullshit.
I think it was as well. Hey, how important the big Texan tonight. Uh had a couple of big moments, kicked a big goal, passed the goal off, goal assist, last ever game at Adelaide Over. Was it mentioned this week?
Uh uh yeah, was uh last no it actually wasn't really because I suppose we had a big send off from the week the week before but I think everyone at lead's uh really proud of what Tex has done for this footy club and this city over the past sev sixteen, seventeen years that he's been at this footy club. So now he's an absolute legend of the footy club and the city.
We saw the pressure uh could have been the pressure or the rain with a few fumbles early. Was it the the finals intensity or was it pretty slippery out there?
It was probably a bit of boat.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What secret habit does Josh Worrell have that had the whole Crows locker room laughing?
0:02–10:56
2
How did Tex Walker and Tom Morris’s post‑siren showdown shape the finals narrative?
10:56–19:33
3
Why did Matthew Nicks get emotional in front of 51,000 screaming Crows fans?
19:33–30:47
4
What are Riley Thilthorpe’s guitar‑learning goals and how do they affect his on‑field performance?
30:47–32:18
Speakers
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