Your Snap Judgements from preliminary final weekend! (21.09.26)
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What is the opening intro and sponsor message for the Snap Judgments show?
The NAB open line for your Snap judgments, 1-300-736-736. Nab, your partner for first homes and second stories. And the 40 Wings Temper text is 0433-981116. The difference is temper. The means test with Adam Simpson, the wisdom and experience of Robert Craddock from Brisbane, and the ill-fated Brownlow multi. Where will it go wrong this year? Pat is in Brisbane to lead us off. Hello to you, Pat.
Thanks for taking my call, Jared. Um, wow, what a game. I agree with you and probably most of the audience. I reckon that was uh the best game. I wasn't there, I was at a like a watch party, raw deal watch party. in uh in Brisbane and my mate's probably Mr. Badges, but it was absolute scenes. I did want to say hi back to Hawthorne though. Um They c the game clearly could have gone either way. But um how good four fourth straight grand final? eight grand finals in the last twenty five years and Going for another three peat. Let th let the debate begin now about which three peat side, if the Lions do make it, uh m win it, of course, which three peat side's better. Sit by line. Go long, it's good on your pant. Don't don't get ahead of yourself just yet.
Philip is in Waterball. Hello, Philip. Uh my s my snap judgment is this could be the last across the divide this week. I I actu I actually felt a bit sorry for him last week. You gave him a bit of a pasting, but this week, Jared, uh a lazy ninety seven thousand, forty goals kicked. argue with it's it's the best prelim, or at least in the conversation. I mean you could say to Bossi So what'd you get up to this weekend? Anything exciting? Sell me so many tickets. I mean the NRL. could never do. what we so matter of factly do and so casually as well, like you said to Vossi last week, it's what we do.
Philip, we can rest our case in great comfort, except for the bottle throwing out on the field, which is a problem for us as a sporting community. Jarvis is in East Burwood. Hello, Jarvis.
Good morning, Gerard. I just had to call in, mate. I had to get two things off my chest. On Saturday night, I was there, Brisbane Hawthorne, ninety seven thousand fans, one of the greatest atmospheres I've ever experienced. And gee, I loved seeing the Hawks lose. The noise was relentless, tension was unbelievable, Gerard. Every single person in the ground was completely invested in the game. Which brings me to one of my belt sporting hates, mate, which I cannot stand the Mexican weight of sporting events. They do it when the crowd are not invested. At the NFL last week, I was there at the G. I love my stealers, but despite what the media made out, the atmosphere there was lacking. People were making paper aeroplanes from the placards, launching from level four.
Not at Brisbane and Hawthorne, J. Ride, no need for that. In front of ninety seven thousand fans, we lived and died with every possession. That's the beauty of our game mate, the AFL. Great crowds. We don't need to do Mexican waves, Gerard. We're too busy holding our breath. The next thing, for all the city supporters who spent a year telling Carlton they were going to get the final piece of the Premiership puzzle when Charlie Kernell arrived. Well other than that clearly him against Fremantle, it's safe to say they're finally seeing what Carlton supporters have been seeing for years. Charlie is a magnificent front runner. When he's playing bottom six sides in June, Gerrard, he looks like the best forward in the comp.
But when the pressure rises, the space disappears and the season is on the line, he too often becomes a spectator. Great forwards they define September. The legends, they own the big moments, and once again, when the spotlight was at its brightest, Charlie's impact is almost impossible to find. Great forwards get remembered for what they do in September, Gerard. Charlie Kips reminding us what he did against West Coast in June. And my last call out for the year, last one, Operation Get Matt Rao this off season is well and truly underway at Carlton.
How did callers describe the atmosphere of the preliminary final at the MCG?
Make it happen, blues. All the best, Gerard. Next year.
Susan Myrnder, hello to you, Sue.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the opening intro and sponsor message for the Snap Judgments show?
0:00–3:40
2
How did callers describe the atmosphere of the preliminary final at the MCG?
3:40–6:38
3
Why do fans consider the 2023 preliminary final the best game of the year?
6:38–9:35
4
What controversy arose around the umpire’s decision in the Grand Final?
9:35–12:41
5
Which personal fan stories highlight the emotional impact of the weekend’s games?
12:41–15:00
Speakers
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