Sunday Sin Bin | Brent Read Addresses His “Apology”, The Tigers Crisis & The Dogs Season Is Over!
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Yeah, doing very well. England got a victory this morning, but jeez. Controversy. Controversial. Controversy. You know, with FIFA and all the things that they're about, we got to play with an extra game suspension. But anyway, I am so excited for today's show. So excited to hear from Brent Reid. The apology.
I'm going to deep dive onto that. He's the last one. Bull, how are you, mate? I'm good. I'm fantastic. You be tired? You been back and forth from Sydney?
No, I had a good sleep. Jumped on the plane a little bit late today, but what a beautiful day. What a glorious day. Special day. You know, hopefully the fans turn up. If you're driving around now and listening and you've got nothing to do, just make sure you just pop into Homebush and come and celebrate. And I saw the Wiggles walking in.
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Hello, Dombo. Great to be here. Great day. Okay. I walked in and I walked past the birthday hats and stuff and I thought, what a great day to be at the footy. It is, of course. And then I walked into this room and I started copying it. Yeah, okay.
And right. All right. Okay. Well, let's just get straight into it because we all want to talk about it. I'm filthy with you because you cost Queensland by your... Queensland cost themselves. Now, your actions caused a lot of drama and your cohorts caused a lot of drama that inspired New South Wales to a victory on Wednesday night at Suncorp Stadium. Now, credit where credit's due. You came out on Thursday or Friday with a written apology.
No.
No, no, no. And I want to congratulate you. To admit you're wrong, it's something Gordon and James aren't good at, but well done to you. You've admitted that you're wrong.
Let's make it very clear there was no apology. At no point in that open letter to Laurie did I say sorry. And I got the headline changed to reflect that. So I did not apologise. I did not say sorry. Okay? All I did was clear the air with him. And said that it wasn't personal. Well, I don't know. I thought I did, but subsequently I've heard I didn't need to. So it was a waste of 600 words in the end. But it wasn't an apology. Let's make that very clear. Well, Laurie's press conference. And I've heard people saying, I heard yesterday, Wade. No, no, no, no. I heard Wade Graham yesterday.
What does the headline say? I am sorry, Laurie.
No, no.
Proud Maroons apology to Victoria's New South Wales.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–5:23
2
Did Brent Reid really apologise to Laurie Daley or just 'clear the air'?
5:23–10:53
3
What evidence and sources fueled the media drama around Laurie Daley?
10:53–18:54
4
How did the hosts debate whether media columns crossed the line into personal attacks?
18:54–53:56
5
Was Jerome Luai’s five‑year Tigers deal a success or failure after two years?
53:56–58:14
6
What are the Tigers’ recruitment and culture issues behind Luai’s exit?
58:14–1:16:59
Speakers
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