Flanno's Final Week? Is Fozball Here To Stay? And Crisis At The Storm! | Sunday Sin Bin
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Hello and welcome to Allianz Stadium ahead of the Roosters taking on the Newcastle Knights. Gordon Tallis, James Graham, Brent Reid, Ben Dobbin with you for the next two hours. It's the Sunday Simbin and a lot to get through today. The Dragons with another loss. Brisbane scraped for a thrilling win at Campbelltown last night. We talk about Manly and Kieran Foran. Has he done enough to retain that job long term? And what's going on with the Melbourne Storm? We'll cover all that ahead of the Knights taking on the Roosters. But Gordon Tallis, a very good afternoon to you, my friend.
Good afternoon, Dobbo and the boys and everybody listening. What a beautiful day.
Beautiful day in Sydney.
Great day for rugby league.
Great to be here. Brent Reid, hello, my friend.
Hello, Dobbo. How are you? I concur with it. Everything what people said. It's a beautiful day. Beautiful day. Great place to be. Great stadium. We're looking at it now. It looks in great nick too.
Well, I'll tell you who's in great nick is our next guest. Yeah, unbelievable. 114 kilometres over 26 hours roughly. 17. 17 hours. The backyard ultra, James Graham. Firstly, congratulations. An unbelievable achievement over the last 24 hours which you competed in. You must be very sore to run 114 k's in 17 hours.
What issues are currently affecting the Dragons?
Yeah, a little bit fatigued, Dobbo. It's only natural. I probably planned to feel like this, but didn't want to let the team down. But you know what? It was an endurance challenge. You put yourself in this situation.
Is Kieran Foran the right choice for Manly?
I'm a little bit sore, but I'm not the only one taking one for the team here today. I'm not the only one. Right. The past couple of times that this show has aired in Sydney due to Gordon's refusal to share a plane with you has caused some delays. Look, I ran 117 k's yesterday, but that is nothing compared to what Gordon Towers has had to go through.
What challenges is the Melbourne Storm facing this season?
Sharing a plane with you, the flapping around. We didn't talk. The deliberation, the stupid questions that Gordon would have had to endure. He didn't have to endure any of that. Then I reckon you would have talked to the air hostesses. Yeah. Just blabbering on. Like that for me is the greatest sacrifice that you can do for the team. That Gordon did that of his own accord. Of his own accord. It's got it in his contract that he doesn't fly with you.
Oh, no, he tried to get out of it. He did try and make a phone call this week and get out of it.
But there is a bit of truth. Because I got to the airport and went to buy a coffee and I just sat down on these stools and him walking around trying to find people to talk to was embarrassing.
I was sitting on my own and a bloke, one of my fans, came up and spoke to me, all right? And so I addressed him and talked to him. He said to me, keep on giving it to James Graham and Gordon, he said, because you got them rattled. And I said I did. Now, just before we go, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I don't necessarily think that you deserve the recognition for your 114-kilometre run. Now, I've got some information that's come to light over the last couple of hours about this prima donna and some of the demands that he made. Now, this backyard ultra, everybody, you run 6.7 kilometres in an hour and you go back to your tent. Was there a lot of tents there and marquees there, James?
Yeah, there was, yeah.
Yeah, and people had to walk a fair distance. When they crossed the finish line up to 6.7 kilometres, they had to walk back to their tents.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–1:55
2
What issues are currently affecting the Dragons?
1:55–2:13
3
Is Kieran Foran the right choice for Manly?
2:13–2:45
4
What challenges is the Melbourne Storm facing this season?
2:45–19:15
5
What are the implications of the Dragons' recent losses?
19:15–19:22
6
How did the Roosters perform against the Knights?
19:22–26:12
7
What does the future hold for Shane Flanagan?
26:12–1:17:06
Speakers
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