Whateley in a Snapshot | Tuesday (22.09.26)
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Who is Luke Hodge and why did he salute Brownlow medalist Nick Daicos?
It's Stuart Whaitely. Here's a snapshot of Tuesday, September 22. Luke Hodge saluted Brownlow medalist Nick Dacos.
It was it was fitting last night. You sit back and uh I think I only really tuned in to to see speech and to see how much he was going to win by 'cause I think I reckon I spoke to Kane last week on locked in and I thought it was going to be over about round nineteen or twenty, but then Bailey Smith kept getting some votes, Bond kept getting some votes. Um but you sit back and go, y talk about leadership, talk about the impact he's had from the start. So mature he's twenty three years of age, four all Australian tops. how he spoke and handled himself and then the the big test of how mature you are is how he rocks up the next day. So I saw him on Sunrise this morning. He was fresh. He looked a little bit tired, but um he he just ticks all the box from from how he's presented himself from day one of getting drafted, how he spoke to the media, how the stuff he does away from football cameras that people don't see, the charity stuff that he that he does as well, going to the hospitals, uh
Um You sit back and you you hope a a a kid like that can have success on field and he's done that and I just hope that take away any injuries. I don't think it's gonna be the last time we we see him stand up there on on Monday Brown like Brownlow make a speech and I I wouldn't be surprised if if two or three or four um head Nick's way considering what he's done and and you sit back and go maybe uh one or two people might be able to stop him but not every team has got a tagger who can um stop his running stop his
What leadership qualities does Nick Daicos display on and off the field?
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Hodgy gave us his view of the Locky Neal tribunal hearing.
Teams that have success uh in September, Jared, are teams that put their ego to the side, whether it's a player or a team, I reckon that's what the MR MRP should have done this week. Just put the ego they looked at it and goes this is my time to shine. How can we get noticed? And that's tongue in cheek for people out there maybe joking around. But I I think they could have let it go. I I think if you look back and and don't don't just say it's a grand final. Look back at at the history this year of what has been suspended and what hasn't. And you go Go to the ones that haven't been suspended, you go to the ones that what classifies as a fine. There's two that probably match up close to. That's the the Newcomb on Gorn and also the Harley Reed on Johnson with the elbow at the stoppage.
Both those players went down for a long period of time, a lot longer than what Jack Guinnavan did, got up and were still struggling when they got the free kick, when Johnson did, and then Gorn took a long time to get up. Lockie Neal comes in, throws an arm, shoulder hits, he's he's the his left shoulder hits the back of um Jack Ginnavan's shoulder, and then his arm swings round into the into the mid rear from what we can see.
How did the AFL tribunal evaluate Lockie Neal’s controversial incident?
But Jack Ginnavan gets straight back up. Lockie turns around, has a bit of go at go at him at flopping. I think if they looked at that and went back and reverted to the ones that they gave just fines for low impact to Newcomb and Reed, that's what it classifies as. It's not something where Ginnaver. And stayed down, he wasn't winded. Um, he got back up and move on from there. I think I think that would be the right one and I feel that's the way that the tribunal will see it tonight. Or they'll go through the the three hundred games, not the good bloke part that Bashahooley got a few years ago. They'll go back in to say, look, he's had a record where he's been bashed from pillar to post. He I put him with M Sam Mitchell's up there with two blokes that just got whacked.
Time and time again from week in, week out, and didn't respond. They'll go that they'll be physical at the ball, they'll be hard, but they just copped it because they knew that that's just what footy's about. Lockheed's played over three hundred games and not been suspended. So I think that the tribunal would sit back and go, same as the Scotty Penn everyone, we believe that this is too much question mark for him to miss a game.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who is Luke Hodge and why did he salute Brownlow medalist Nick Daicos?
0:00–1:32
2
What leadership qualities does Nick Daicos display on and off the field?
1:32–2:32
3
How did the AFL tribunal evaluate Lockie Neal’s controversial incident?
2:32–3:30
4
What is the AFL’s new ‘gut‑punch’ crackdown and how is it being applied?
3:30–4:42
5
How are fans and authorities responding to violent crowd behaviour at the preliminary final?
4:42–5:59
6
Why did Coach’s Association boss Alistair Nicholson criticize North Melbourne’s handling of Alastair Clarkson’s exit?
5:59–7:34
7
What impact did North Melbourne’s 32‑game losing streak have on the AFL landscape?
7:34–9:06
8
Where can listeners find the full program and additional interviews from this snapshot?
9:06–10:25
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