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Scotty & Goss - Wednesday 25th March 2026 - Full Show

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Scotty & Goss - Wednesday 25th March 2026 - Full Show

The transcription captures a lively breakfast radio show hosted by Scotty and Costa, featuring a mix of upcoming segments, guest announcements, and casual banter. The hosts highlight interviews with sports personalities like Chad Cornes and Justin Rodski, as well as community events such as the Bunbury Cup racing night and a new playground launch. A significant portion focuses on an approaching cyclone (humorously nicknamed "Narell"), with discussions on its potential effects, public preparedness, and humorous anecdotes from listeners. The conversation also critiques fuel companies for alleged price gouging amid petrol shortages, sharing personal stories about refueling experiences. Throughout, the hosts interject jokes, birthday mentions, and historical tidbits, including references to Buddy Franklin's 1000th goal and Elton John's birthday. The tone remains informal and engaging, blending news, weather updates, and entertainment.

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[MUSIC] Made in WA for WA, it's Scotty and Costa Breakfast. [MUSIC] >> Welcome to the 46, 7.2 and a half degrees. Having front of 28 in the world's greatest city before it gets blown away. Tickets are selling fast in the MSWA mega lottery. And Bowman Homes, don't forget Alio Galante's our feature guest tomorrow. He's the man behind Bowman Homes, his man behind scenic blast, scenic shot, plastered, West Coast Eagles, Nuffy. Bowman Homes, woodwinders, I'd built to be loved for, ever he's coming tomorrow. But today's lineup Scotty, it's a so good morning to you. >> Good morning. >> Here's a cracker. Simon Miller invites himself in. >> Yeah, good. Good. I guess the world's better in the middle of the year. >> Got a breaking news there. Boys coming in. >> He's talking. >> He's talked. >> No. He's talked up breaking news. Right, he said, I'm going to break your story. >> He's found a new way to iron you shirtfully. >> Why? >> Sharing. >> I know. Seriously. >> That's got, you know what I mean, Simon. I mean, Simon, what he's bringing. >> Well, I got told. >> I think it's completely racing unrelated. >> I got told. Now, the little birdie told me, the Gareth Hall giddy out with Gareth Hall. >> Yes. >> On the SE&T. >> And gangbusters. >> Oh, shit. >> If you sing the podcast. >> He's warming it. >> Oh, yeah. Anyway, so Miller has been asked by G. Hall to go on giddy up to break the news. No, I can't do big brother. >> No, he's exposed. He knows. >> He knows where his bread's but. >> He knows. >> He knows who made it famous. >> He made it. >> Was it a millionth jewel? >> It was us. >> Chad Cauter, join us from Port Adelaide, Fanta. I've done a couple of crosses to Adelaide and Chad is really good. >> He's a bad time. >> He's a bad time. He had a decent corn. >> He's a bad time. >> Easily the best corn. >> Boy, my! >> He's a bad guy. >> He's a bad guy. >> I'm a dude who's making a good living out of it. >> Big room. >> Justin Rotson, he's going to join us. >> Yeah, see you over the Melbourne storm. >> So this is going to be our chance to see the storm, but it will be the last time we see the storm in Perth before the Bears arrive. >> You won't see a good team. >> Yeah, yeah. >> You're not white. >> Barley Rogers going to join us. >> I'll ask you more, they choked on the weekend. >> Yeah. >> 14,000 up last time. >> Yeah. >> They lost 18, 14. >> Brisbane. >> The Bronx got it. >> Yeah, the Bronx were pretty good, they're late. >> No, good. >> Can you, when we get Barley Rogers on for the Clemaw Food Book Club, the sand over there? >> Yeah. >> Counting down to the WFL season. Can you just bring up that it looks really slim, or is it just his haircut? >> I asked him three times at the Clemaw Lord, and I said, "You're looking fit. You lost a bit of weight. It was just your hair." >> Well, you got a, the furthest out you got a bit annoyed. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> Oh, first thing we're going to ask him then. >> Jesse Aaron Schroer is going to join us, speaking of annoyed. Is he going to come on? >> Always waiting for his, he's going to introduce him. There's always little whack somewhere. >> And Sarah Wall, she's the secretary down there at the Bumbry Harners Racing Club, the trotting club down there, Bumbry, they're this amazing committee of doing amazing things and said, "They're not, they're big night." It is the Bumbry Cup, Pacing Cup night. Magnificent storm, the magnificent superstar is going around drawing well, should be winning, but may I just say, they're launching their playground. [MUSIC] >> Right. >> Yeah. >> So, kids free? >> Yeah, and you can put them in the playground and then go trot off. >> Well, because normally Bumbry's, they go down on the cardboard, underneath the judges box and the commentary box. >> Right. >> They go down like a steep bank. >> Then the grass. >> They go down the grass. >> Good. >> Because they've had no, yeah, but they've had nowhere else to go. And now the government gave them all this money and they've gone and built this playground. >> Wow. >> The kids. >> Yeah, good. >> I think they're going to be doing this. >> Yeah, I think they're going to be doing this. the sterling senators, round one, were it senators in Geraldton, post-boned already. Stadium has been blown away already in Geraldton. So — and she hasn't even arrived in New Royal? It's — look, I don't want to — I have a dig at the bomb but I get things wrong a bit quite a lot, quite often. I mean that's a little preemptive vision, I'd say, no we cancel it then because they told us Narell is going to warp us out in three days' time. Narell be a fizzah, I don't know about it. She'll be a fizzah. You never know Narell, are you journey? Yeah, yeah. So, boy. Ralezy, Ralezy, fizzah. I mean, yeah, I know Narell. Narell, Fletcher, Adrian Fletcher's wife, Narell. Okay. Played for the Perthlings. He saw any stuff. Did you — she wrote 487, 76, 76, 76. She's saying Narell. He knows Narell already. Do you know Jane Yates? Do you know what she's doing those days? Narell. Who's the most famous Narell? Narell to Jacobs. Her name's Narell Dah. You know, Narell Jacobs. Yeah, anyway. I had a lot of text coming in. It's got these such famous, not even Narell. Three cup and a new playground during a cyclone. No, it's not my turn. Probably get to Bumper. No, it'll be gone, my thaw. I reckon it's going across North of Perth and go inland. No. Tidy up, it goes for your health. No, no, no. It's not going to hit my heels, is it? Cyclone better not real my way, can my kids are more like off to Barley's. It's coming. That's your eye-cow. I mean, you stay indoors, mate. You find — you do what they do in the Pilber. And they can believe when there's a cyclone coming, you have your cyclone party, a stock up and you get indoors. Tidy reckons and is expected to hit Northern boys. Biggest thing to hit the town since Freo and the bombers played a scratch match in 1990 and the morning. Zero, four, eight, seven, seven, three, six, seven, three, six. No, it'll be a little fizzle out. She's covered a lot of ground, Narell. Isn't she? Very busy. Yeah, it'll be a lot of ground. Yeah. I think Narell might be a — yeah. Flotatious. I have to get around a bit. I want Narell. I don't work in North and Queensland as the after-work. She's on tour. She's on tour. Narell, stop it. No, I won't be a problem. Do you choose, I don't know, Narell? Thanks, mate. Yeah. I've found some dating on it. Zero, four, seven, seven. I like how my producer sits out there, right? He just sits there. He just sits there. He just sits there. He's listening. Oh, he's no famous Narell. Like, like, Google it, mate. Just do something. Don't just see there any joy of the show. When we say, is there a — So I can trace you with your optimism set after noon, Mike? Oh, yeah. Yeah, I know, Mike. We've had that. That's an old, even a goodie, Mike. But what? With Josh Tracey. Zero, four, eight, seven, seven, seven, three, six. Zero, four, eight yesterday? Yeah, someone did. Mike, come on. Hey, a couple of things that popped up over night. He's not a famous Narell's, I'm a J. If I, I can't find it, then no one can do. Oh, there's me. Oh, here it is. According to the internet, it goes to the most famous Narell's, Narell Frazer, how they respected former Victorian police detective who's been 27 years in the force. Mike Hussie's going to, you're going to say a lot of less of Mike Hussie on Fox cricket, they tell me. Why is that? Apparently he's going, he's been courted to coach the city thunder. The big bash. Yeah, okay. Very enough to. Wouldn't you have, won't you have Mike Hussie involved? Yeah, he's a, he's a, he's a, he's a, a career program. Mr cricket, um, makes sense. Every pump at my petrol station at 430 this morning was being used. 430. Yeah. I ran into Kimber from Pete and Kimber. from 94.5. She got up. She got up. She's not supposed to mow down the court. She was getting petrol. She was getting fuel. And we were talking about the jobs that we do. And I said, look, commiserations that we dominate you on the ratings and stuff like that. And we were talking just like, it's just crazy, isn't it? I mean, it's just going to change the morning. So is that in the GT somewhere? That's Wembley just outside. Yeah, okay. So it's all your, it's all the GT people sending their drivers off to get petrol for them. It was just interesting. Because I got in my car and it said 517 kilometres of petrol. Yeah. But it does do seven. Two and a half thousand dollars. It does do seven thirty. I think it's seven thirty. But I threw up the other day and I didn't move. So I thought, oh, I must need 200 ks of petrol. So I thought, oh, I'm there. It's going to go up after six o'clock. And I put my nose in six dollars and it was flowing out six dollars with a petrol. What was I thinking? You're a salty reading. Six dollars. That's what an eight year old would do for a struggling student. Yeah. Six bucks. I mean, barricading. I thought it said I needed 200 ks of petrol. You're a master of stolen that. I know I don't want to give you ideas to people. You're a master of just driven off. So I wouldn't care. What if that's happening right now? Do you think, you know, we open up, yes, no, we've talked a bit of politics and then we're talking about petrol. My greatest gripe right now is that the petrol we're using right now, they didn't buy this. They didn't buy this. This lot of petrol in the last three weeks. They bought this petrol a long time ago and not at the prices that they're making us buy. It's the greatest money gouging in the government's putting a committee to make sure that we don't get gas. They can't control the fuel companies, mate. They just run their own race. So it's lip service. Well, they try. I can only knock on their door and say, hey, guys, what are you doing to us? They're failing again. Would be any government, any government. Even yours have got four seats in Western Australia. They can't control their own. They're all government. You're a basil man. A basil man, man. Some bloggers for him in the morning was filling up about 10 Jerricians. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I know. I don't even get to politics. Yeah. Yeah. It's happening. It's happening. People are going into toilet paper territory with petrol. We have learnt nothing. We've learnt absolutely zero. So it's all about looking after yourself and looking after number one and everyone else can get stuffed. Jerricians, it's more like a faulty driver. I've got a J. I've got in my car and it says 517 K. So I'm pulling into a petrol station which I do every morning to get a coffee, right? And I pulled in and it said five and I said, well, it normally runs up to 200. So I need 200 Ks with a petrol. Why wouldn't I get it if I'm there? If you've been driving the car excessively fast lately, no, I've been flooring it from the lights. Have you noticed people driving a little slower? I've noticed there's a lot less cars on the road. There's a lot more on public transport. I'm going to start catching the train to work. What work? You're a liar. No, there's a, it doesn't operate. It does. Rough catches of train here. What time do you reckon the train starts stopping your first stadium? Well, when Duff starts work, when Duff asks for the train to be, do you take me to opt for it? So you don't reckon if I catch the train from my house at five o'clock, I'd be here in 10 minutes. I just don't reckon you'll do it. You'll be scary when you're. I want to see your first time all video, do a walk and talk at the train station at 5am. Yep. And then just walk us through it on the way here. No, you're not going to do that. Well, you couldn't go to EV. Yep. I know people who know people. Yeah. 0487-736-736-6. Skinny fingers is playing golf as we speak right now. He's be a couple of holes in. He's at the Q school. He's gone to qualifies with a Moona links today. Trying to qualify for his golf ticket on the tour. That's why he's retired, obviously prematurely. He just had enough. You want to play golf? Yeah. I've seen you play. He won't get used to it. No. What about honing? I mean, honing the last six months. What does that mean? Honing his skills. You played golf, you saw that? I did. How'd you go? We finished nine under and didn't finish on the podium, I don't think. You bet had you play. No, I'm okay. I'm good and bad. I was okay. It was no good until about three beazin and then he just started flashing him. I'm going to wash them. I played with my yesterday. Yeah, boy. That you would have just, you would have loved him. Oh. It was 18 holes of some of the worst dead joke material you'd ever heard in your lifetime. Horrible. But I'm partly laughed at all of them. Who was he? I don't know. No. I want to have a look at the bloke. No, no, no, no. Nobody's name is Andrew Vandemy. He's a structural engineer. He's a new Vandemy, structural, horrible material. But you know, it's important to laugh. Now, you know how yesterday in you've kept hiding young in your, yeah, he's been out and ruled out for three more weeks. Oh, boy. I've ruled a couple out of nine. So track, do you want to ski? Yeah, I'd, yeah. And young. Yeah, I think you might have to know him out. I think you might have to take him out next week, but he won't still become. Now, hey, it's my sponsor, Tegman. And I'll do what I like with you. You were very critical this morning or not critical. You had a bit of a chat off here. I got a bit emotional. It's not me. About the Goss metal. No, you just till the wrong. You're just, oh boy. It's like the no prize quiz. Do you remember that? Yeah. It was huge. No prize. I just, I feel the Goss metal is just going to gain traction. It's going to get big because there's nothing to show. It's the middle. Prestige, mate. Yeah. That's what it's going to be. It's like the meat tray after the food. Hey, VC, have the Christian metal. They don't win a cash prize with that. And everyone talks about it on the national broadcaster. Yeah. Well, they can't have cash prizes, can they? That's our money. That's our money. Coming up on this day. It's on. No, I just think you've been disrespecting. Oh, not. I'm saying. Oh, I think you took it the wrong way. It was that is an ordinary comment. Jamie, Chris was very, very happy. I said it's going to be huge. Jamie, Chris is very happy with the metal. When we interviewed last week, we were to seep through the walls of West Coast. MRP. Yeah. Kripper was across it. Yeah. Very bullish about the metal. Yeah. And you know what? And anybody here's better. He goes and kicks through in the weekend. Yeah. No, it's just like a ripro of war. I see exactly. Can't get blood from a stone from him. Right, yeah. When my wife caught be standing on the bathroom scales, sucking in my stomach, she laughed. That's not going to help. Sure does. It's the only way I can see the numbers. Can you relate? Why can he? What? What? That is an ordinary comment. My wife told me, don't get upset if someone calls you fat. You're much bigger than that. Oh, and I roll. Well, these people have, so I don't have a walk right now. So scientists have found that cows produce more milk when the farmer talks of them. Apparently it's the case of in one ear and out the other. That's sort of stuff I was dealing with. That's enough. My girlfriend asked me to name all my sexual partners in order. I should have stopped when I got to her name. Yeah, that's a rookie mistake. 31, 46. Made in WA for WA. It's Scotty and cost the breakfast. Birthdays, events and some of the great moments in history. It's on this day. It's the day before Popper's birthday. Big day tomorrow for the pop stuff. Right. It's a 25th day of March today. Barron a day because the little things are everything. Happy birthday celebrating a birthday with Steve Norman. Boy bands. Top five boy bands. No, I'm not going to listen together. My top five boy bands. Yeah, no, you do that. You do that. What? I can't. Don't you? You can. Don't touch your boy band music. That's a beautiful song. Have a listen. Beautiful song. It's brand new. They weren't called boy bands. Boy bands. They were in your boy bands. Wow. Hey, boy bags. Where's your boy bands back then? We're like, that's called my diary. Boy band. Exactly. Well, no. No, I'm talking to you. You're talking softer. I like, I like human nature. I like human nature when they're in their prime. Yeah. Colin Lane, I didn't know this. He's 61 today, Colin Lane. He's Lane Owen Woodley. Do you find the funny? I didn't find him that funny to be poor with. I just bet they were entertainers and they were doing their best. No, Jesse wouldn't even laugh. I know Woodley. Colour TV sets were produced by RCA, began selling in the states on this day $1,000 each back in 1950. Wow, huge coin. Lines and Demons Night Game at the WEC was postponed for about 35 minutes when the flood lights cut out. Oh no, oh no. Well, I think we've got comms back but we've got lights out. The power is out here at the Gava. The crowd is extremely loud. We have absolutely no idea what is going on but you can see the AFL official is out on the ground just trying to determine what we do from here but as you said the players are going to want to stay warm. There's still another 14 minutes to go and you can just see there. There's fire in the lights here at the Gava. Yeah, it's great insight from everything. Power is out. Oh, that's what's happened. Oh, got you. Have you hold them as she goes by? Holams. Okay, it drives me crazy. Mike Tyson was released from jail, buddy Franklin. Kicked his thousands call on this day. Delayton becomes a movement. Now, Jay, buddy, there are more people on the ground. Love down in the substance. Love watching it. Love the emotion. He embraced it. Like stole a footy and came back up a days later and got a pair of boots and a ball. Yeah, yeah, he just gave the footy back, Mike. We'll give you whatever you know. Exactly right. Love every minute of a buddy, Franklin on this day. Kicked his album, Scott, the SCG in 2022. What was the call when McCormick, Deva, one or third when the champ becomes a legend or legend, whatever something? Not what J.B. Just used. What is it? Ever been the legends become a mortal? Yeah. No, no, no. I saw him in Millers here. What? Yeah, buddy. We're just turned that on. So I just the blue button there there. Morning, all good. Did I just walk in on buddy Franklin the 700? Now, a thousand of the whole of this day, 25th of March. Can I tell you, I've got some footage. I do of a good client of mine who had a sausage roll and a picnic on the and they popped up in a baller's champagne and was prejudiced. That damn was it. I did hear this story. I've got the footage on it. I was pretty. And on this day, so Elton John, I know him, is Reggie Dwight. He was born on this day, 79 years ago. See you, boy, man. Cool, let's get lucky. Oh, yeah, Barron, oh, no. Don't miss out on the little moments because the little things are everything. We'll get some use. Simon Miller is breaking news with us after 630. Oh, what do you got to be? I know. Chad Corns going to join us. The dig a whole lot more. Scotty and Goss. Welcome back 27 away from 717-1/2 degrees 28. There was a lot of conjecture. We have had a official answer from the AFL in regards to the docker's game on the weekend. It would only be counselled if there was a direct threat to safety and under the guidance of governments. They wanted to happen in opening round last year in Queensland. Otherwise, it would be a general lighting strike ruling, lighting policy, off the field and all of that stuff. So just keep across it. So if the cyclone comes and begins still a category for all. No, I'm not going to happen. Not going to happen. You know what? If you've got a boat plan or boat trip, go to Rotten East for the day. You just plan it and be fine. It takes the best form of the adventure. It's a little bit of gill, it's all under way, but anyway. Then all you know, the better it gets to our next tab, Tutorial Pundas player here. Simon Miller is in the studio, wanting to you. How was Adelaide? Did you buy anything? I bought one year, so I bought a yes, yes, yes. So I said to him, one of my mates, he said, you should call it no, no, no. Well, that'd be confusing. That's okay. Yes, no, maybe running it. Yeah, or no, no, no, and then you could put good on that. That was actually very good. Come on, I'll buy fast horses. Got you thinking? Yeah, no, very good. What about the weather's world up north, world. I'm going to a good friend of mine, Dan. He's up in sort of Darwin way at the moment. It's crazy. Bank has more mentions on Australia stage than anyone else. It seems to me everywhere. Everywhere, Dan. It's a bit messy out there. It will feel a lot though. I can't believe it. The cat's out of the van, I've been doing this for two years and you finally brought it up. I've had jelly in every location. Breaking news. Breaking news right here, right. But it's serious face on, too. Yeah. Now, we're led to believe Gareth Hall and Gideop will have their ears cast. In fact, they might be taking this simile casting right now because you're about to break something that you refused despite his pounding the pavement and trying to get you to give it to him exclusively. You've said, no, I'm a state lawyer. I've stayed law, but he, I'll give him his juice. He got the mael. I don't know how he got the mael. But he wasn't broken, does he? No, no, no, he hasn't broken, but he rang me and rang me yesterday. And he said, confirm all deniers is true. He's pretty good. And I was like, how'd you get that? And he said, confirm all deniers said, I am not giving you one little head start. I've got to go see my mates in the Lissie. You know, the WA, I said, I'm going to lock in there and we'll cut loose. So, do you think anabelistic is up to the quarka? That's the first question I asked. There's no question. Just if I can get it around beyond a thousand, I think we're a chance. A thousand of the four days. So maybe a summer scorcher would be who go. So you sold everyone up to the garden path, saying that she was head dodgy legs after the last run. So we've got three thousand to one on tabtouch. Are we safe to plunge? What's the news? At this stage, look, she's doing well and the news is West R is in the quarka. Magic bloodstock and magic means. So, Peter Ty, who race Winks and his crew, we teamed up with him last year with a horse called Generosity, Ren Third. Magic means have jumped on ball with Peter Ty. So, magic means, magic bloodstock, have West R, and it's a fit for magic means as well because he was purchased from a magic means. How's he looking? Oh, Floren. Did you see his troll? No. Not being on screen. He went quick. Happy. Blinking, you missed it. He's Floren. Work. He looks a million dollars. Good. Racing, working well. Good. He's looking to balance yesterday, Gallup Brent. So he's that dolled in and looking forward to the Roman Cup in two weeks time. Brilliant stuff. So there it is. Right. West R is off to the quarka officially. The slot has been picked up by Peter Ty, of course, who raced Winks and the team at Magic a million. So a good deal has been done. In fact, to get a taste of what we're expecting, here's the winner West R and the Northern stakes. The Boss Lady lets down as well at the 200 mark and West R had gone to the lead. West R for Fiori. Boots away. A length and a half to comfort me. Magnificent Andy. The Boss Lady, but the three-year-old sprints away. He's home West R. West R far too good and West R. West R. Brilliant victory of the Northern stakes. One from Magnificent. So, what did he comfort me? 50. No, if I was going to say 56 a half or 58 a half, it would be way for eight. We could go local. Yeah, he I'm sorting the jocks out near him. Okay. I'll hopefully have all that done today. So your phone's just lit up. So he's at jocks calling you now. Thank you. Just put me on, coach. Jamie, don't forget it. Jamie. So, so so Pikesy is a stage ray magnereo. Yeah, but I'll try and nick him off, no more boss. That'd be grass if I just swipe him from under. Luana misses another option for you. Yeah, he's got options. So yeah, so I've got a few as well. So, I'm going to sort all that out today, but now we're in. I can sort out more jocks. It's been a tricky race for us. I don't know if it's been a good race or a bad race for us. I mean, financially, it's been a fantastic race. Yeah. There's been three runnings of it. We've had two seconds and a third in it. So, you tell me the jobs aren't. Is it common practice for you to say, I want this person on my horse, but they are locked into, right, another one. Is it common practice to say, will you give it a thought or jump off and come on over? Not not in perf. It's two. And is that considered poor ethics? I can be, but there's a lot of there are some people that are consistently good at being average. Could you name those for us? There's, but in all seriousness, it's a pretty tight ship overheard. It's a community. So, it's not like dog-aid dog over east where Melbourne and Sydney is huge and you look at the jocks, they're jumping on and off horses all the time and trainers and owners are doing the same thing. It's cut through right over there where it's here. It's a bit of a community. Yeah, you look after each other a bit, but who's ridden Westar? Chris Parlin, Lucy, Pike, they've all had a spin on him. So, right there. And CJP's doing a heap of riding for us at the moment. He's in the mix. So, I'll sort it out today, but it's just good that Westar's here. Fantastic news. So, there it is. The news is Westar is going to the quaker, Peter Tite, of course, and the crew from Magic Buds, Magic Means. Magic Means, nice work by you. You've got looking forward to that one. I'm going to take a break. Was the other day you mentioned it? that might have been the last time you were in the studio the time before you mentioned it. Horses don't measure up, they go online. I've been sneaking suspicion. One of yours has already been online and is racing at Elbenheat tomorrow. - It could, yes. I've had a lot going online, so it could be. - Shooting spirit, can you confirm it? - Oh, is it down there? Yeah, okay. - Yeah, how long Smith is it so far? - Yeah, he'll do a number of down-eats in Oshor. So in that area, he'd like to think he could chalk up a few wings, that's completely-- - Yeah, he runs, we won three for you, and last race in January, we ran fourth in town. - Yes, yeah. - We've got no room. So we need, we've got to make way for the babies. We've got a good batch too. - All righty, let's get a breakaway and come back. So there it is, shooting spirit for Alan Smith races at Elbenheat tomorrow. - Don't for a reminder too, just in regards to racing. Elliot O'Gillante joins us in the studio tomorrow from Beaumont Homes. He's had some great horses over the time, scenic shots, scenic blast, of course, which took him to England and the King's stand and Plaster, Plaster, yeah. 2004 and Paul Harvey came back during the Western Front W. - Team, but no, he didn't. - Well, according to him, he didn't, but he did it. I've got a photo of him doing it, but he claimed it was nothing to do with that. - No, sure. - If you do a W and W in and we say, well, Western Front W. - You're a liar. - You know, I've got a photo. I remember doing it from the Raffles one day when I first got here, and I sent it to you, the W. You know who it was? It was a lot skinnier version of me. - J.L. - Just along the way up. - Yeah. - The great man. - Yeah, the classic photo. - Absolutely. - Western Front W. - But you just don't appreciate it, mate. - No. - No, you know what? And a lot to go through the hard drives. - It's good Perseflash. - That means to be in to us. (laughing) - You'll see the-- - I'm taking a break! - Yeah, I know. I can't, I'm sorry. - You'll see the W back shortly. - Oh, it's in the screens, isn't it? - It's gonna be on the TV very shortly. (upbeat music) - Made in WA, Ford WA. It's Scotty and Costa Breakfast. (cheering) - It's on another in the studio. That news again, the Dwester is in the Quaker. And of course, it will be Magic Bloodstock and Magic Millions, so they've all forgotten their own. - Yes. - It's been a bit of time. And thank you, Lewis from Bell Dives. Hey, Goss, do we smell the foul stench of jealousy? Seafing from Scotty's pores every time the iconic show the West and Front has mentioned. We do, he just doesn't want to give us cues. Cures that we had 279 episodes. - Never seen-- - And dominated the airway. - Never seen, and I lived in Melbourne, so I missed it. So maybe I missed the greatness of it. But I just saw lots of people at Suviac and Ova with the W symbol on thinking, "Cheers, there's West Australia, "can we do embarrassing us?" - What did you make of the West Coast Eagles? - I know you're a gelong man first and foremost. What did you make of the Eagles? - Yeah, it was really good. And they're good for the supporters, you know, they've done a tough for a while, but it just shows, you know, you get a good mish-dunk in there from gelong, look what happened. You're way better magic for them. - Harry Tyler? - Harry Talley, yeah, right? And that's what happened. - Well, then do we have a bit of an argument about the Harley-Reed Charlie Commons? - What's an argument? - This is a pretty special-- - Conversation, yeah. Heavy-duty conversation, and the social media's probably got it. Well, according to Shade Bolton, he's probably got it 60/50. - Oh, so you prefer to be around the ball? That's where you would like to play? - Yeah, I like playing forward as well. I like, I forgot, I was about, yeah, mainly just like that 60/50, probably a little bit more than four. - Where were you? - So that's what the conversation was yesterday. I was 60 May 50 Scott, about the, I was on the Harley-Gottwey deserved. Convin shouldn't have been suspended. Scotty believed he should have been judged. - I agree that Harley-Gottwey deserved, and he instigated it. - Simon? - But, - Bart, Compton had a choice. - Which is the MRO's key words. - Well, can I say, from an outsider looking in, these two ways you can read this room. And the first one is if you're an eagle supporter, you're loving. He's done nothing wrong. But if you're not, then Compton's just standing there more than his own business, and Harley deviating, and speaking goes him, if fight or flight, and you know what, he got what he got. - Is there a echo in here? - There's nothing that, that's nothing. Down the track, it is hilarious, because everyone talks for you, and everyone loves for you. And the eagle supporters down the track, oh, he's had done boy, and everyone else is like, he should have got another one. - Oh, I was thrown a little bit too, but the fact that, oh my dear, was having a crack at his golden boy. - I'd say down the track at 70, 60. (laughing) - Oh, he's going around today. - He's up there with Dave Booting. - Yeah. - That is a good one, isn't it? I'll giggle him if it's not where he is at. - Dave Booting. - This way, he's certainly up. - He's been free to fly, he'll side Avenue, they're both yours? - Yes, he'll side Avenue's a lovely two year old, it's a half to Valorade. Obviously we're trying to get into a quaker, sorry, a quaker, a caracatta. It's just, this time of year, there's no free kicks in the two year old ranks, because everyone's channeling to the same goal. So I think she's $8 represents great value. If you play it a each way, she'll look to winner at some stage. - All right, and that is race five, number 10, Brad Panham to ride, and free to fly. - Free to fly, going really well, child good. I think I might have made it blue last time, I ran her over 1200 a couple of times, possibly didn't agree, so I've got her in a thousand today, W-Python. Drawn low, look for a forward showing, I think she can win. - Saturday? - Saturday's great, got a few more two year olds spinning around. - Yeah, it looks good, really good. We got nice changes, just depends what cyclone Narell does. - Well, I bet she's in Narell. - I love it when cyclones are named up there, I said, "Apply, name this one." - You know Narell? - Yeah, I do, yeah, I do from in Melbourne, so I just, yeah, he's just out. - I love the cyclone, no. - Well, I asked the forecast, will the racers go ahead on the weekend? Will the rain this forecast in? - Yeah, not sure, I'll just, you know, how many times do they threaten us with the cyclone up north and it gets. - They get it wrong all the time. - It gets out by the end of the foot stops. - Yeah, well, that one. But you don't speak to a cyclone, say, you're coming all the way. - I'm trying to predict what's going on. - I'm not your plans. - Narell, what are you saying? - Yeah, let me give her a sad day, I'm gonna catch up. - Narell was threatening Keens, like five days ago, now she's crossed over. - It gets around. - Around. - He's a thing, around. - Oh, yeah, yeah. - That's seriously not done with there, do you though? - Alrighty. - So just a reminder, everyone, shooting spirit is going around for Alan Smith. Thank you for those who have texted in. Yes, shooting spirit now in the Alan Smith camp. He's a pilot, pan-order as well. - I will say that horse races well fresh, so. - Albany tomorrow. - Yeah, there you go. - I'm sure I get a result straight away. - What is there other little favourite and schmoove mover? - He's three weeks off trial and started galloping. Yes, he's come on good. - He looks good. - He looks good. - Yeah, does look good. But he's missing a bit upstairs, I'm sure. - It's an air and half to watch 60 minutes for that. (laughing) - I work with a simmer bike. - Everyone. (laughing) - I'd be harsh on belly. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - 28 degrees out of that. - 17.6 degrees. Thank you for dropping in. Thank you for the news on West. Good luck. - All right, thank you. - I'm just going to go to Gersho. - Yeah. - Well, I'm just trying to run around my head. - Reheat some soup. - Yeah, there's that bit of that goes on. I'm going to try and think of the jock you'll be. - I love to know you're not going to tell me I know. - Oh, no, as soon as I work it out today, I will actually let you know so you can break it again tomorrow. - Thank you very much. All right, we'll find it 'cause everyone will be chirping at the bit. Not jumping, chirping at the bit. - I'll jump another. (upbeat music) - Made in WA for WA. (cheering) - 28 degrees now tomorrow, possible shower 32 and 26 on Friday is the cyclone neural works her way down the coast. Putting, as I said, keep an eye out on the Bureau of Meteorology and of course the AFL website as well. Just talk about what's going to happen with Saturday football here between free metal and a Richmond. Coming up after seven o'clock Chad Corns and Justin Rodzky will be in the studio from Melbourne to Storm. The news coming up thanks to McAfee. McAfee ice drinks the little treat you deserve when you deserve a little treat only at McAfee. 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Our next guest is a part of SEN, of course, he's on the run home SEN with Kimbo and Chad, and Chad of course Chad, of course we're talking, you deserve a little treat with the ice. I'm going to have a nice range at McAfA and you guys through this man's resume. It's long an extensive. IFL Premiership Play two time all Australian showdown Middle, put out late Hall of Fame, Peter Badgo, VC Middle, S-A-N-F-L Hall of Fame at two time, IFL Pre-C's in Premiership Play. But best known for having a middle name, studly and I talk of Chad Gorns. Good morning. Thanks for having me with your brothers. How often does that get brought up at the dinner table? When you know the family catch up, just go through resumes and say, "Geez, yours is short, okay?" No, I came, got me covered by a long way. Scotty, if you just go straight to the fall best and fairest tomorrow. Zero. That gets brought up quite often. Hey, where would me at all? He didn't play 16 great games with GWS, though, did he? He got about in. That was a very enjoyable year of 16 games. How have you enjoyed the step out? I know the departure and being moved on by your mate Josh Carr, hit hard and I'm sure he did and I know you, I've heard you speak about it. But now when you have time to breathe and we've all been down this path in regards to having to pivot in a career and stuff like that, you've fitted in beautifully. You've seen your stuff on SCNSA and the like. Have you, as a surprise, how much you've enjoyed it? And are you settled now? No, firstly, thank you. It was always scary initially, a lot of guy. I expected to be let go or sacked or whatever you want to call it. But when you first hear it, yeah, it was, um, it was little daunting what's next. But I've always enjoyed the media and and Hutchie was really great. He reached out quite early after the news broke from port. And I'm loving it. I haven't missed the coaching one bit, to be honest. I look forward to driving into work to that every day. I'm working with Kim Bowen and a really good team at ESN, SCN here. Yeah, it's been great. Really enjoying it. It gets easier each second. No way about it. You learned, you learned a deal with different ways all the time. Have you shed your skin though? I mean, because it's not easy. When you're stepping away and you, you got a shed your skin. We're seeing this with, we're seeing this now with Ken Henkeley. We saw it with Simo, who started with us last year after his departure from West Coast. Have you, you're poor, Adelaide skin now where you feel like you can have strong of opinion and that someone says, "Well, firstly on the cruise, because there's always been a strong history in myself and the cruise. I think I've said previously in past press conference the hate word, which is a strong word, but I really respect it about how they've gone about things last year. So it's good to be able to watch the cruise without hating them. You know, I'm just respecting how they're going about it. Ports, interesting. I think I've been working here on SE&R. I think I said they've lose to North Melbourne and said, "I would have that, but as Captain, not kind of Rosie." And that makes headlines over here. So I still want to, I don't want to be bagging for it, but I want to be objective and speak the truth. So after the poor performance last week, I think it was fairly balanced. But the cruise fans, I think, are warming to me and the port fans are probably going the other way. But it's just finding that balance. I know, Cari was pretty annoyed. When I said I would have butters as Captain compared to Connor. So that's going to happen. I don't want to go down and cane angle to often, although I really respect and rate what he does in the media. I just want to be balanced and fair with both teams here. He's incredible. He's, Cain Corns is the modern day. I love you two together. I'm going to be able to say I love you two together. I love listening to you two together. I can't wait to hear it if you actually like each other or you hate each other or do you want the answer? Yeah. They like each other, but don't worry. They like each other. It's just the way they talk to each other. That's how it gets talks. You know, he talks a lot like Choco, a lot like Williams. Where you think your, your goss is talking to you. He's not Choco. I'm just on Choco. Tim, I don't know how it came up. We were speaking to one of your young players from West Coast. Yesterday, Jacob Newton and Kimber was asking him how he's been received at the club. And then Kimber asked the question, how you received a Port Adelaide in Scotia? I remember you being really warm and you know, as you are, I was really welcoming. But Choco is first words to me when I got in 1997 was Alan Stewart drafted you. I didn't want you here. Proud me wrong. Wow. Nice welcome. Nice job. That was his motivation. That's his very speech. It's not the similar idea with each morning. If Hayes was available, I would have taken Hayes. She said that they decided to move on. You had your head. Proud me wrong. Good to see you at 5 AM too. Peanut. What is it like over there? The most big game tomorrow night of taking on Jolong. I don't know what to make of Jolong. But Jolong and Jolong, everyone, that sort of grow a bit of a leg. No danger if you have no walker going there. What you vibe on Adelaide. They were so good last year apart from not winning a single quarter in the finals. They really sort of, they stunk it up bad. They're going to have a small sample size. Yeah, I think they are good enough. There's been a lot of talk over here this week about their ball movement. I thought that the Western ball dogs defended them really well. Got numbers back behind the foot. The crows probably over the last five games they played to the honest. Have played really slow. Not quite boring football, but not the attacking style they were playing in the first half of last year. So, the team is a huge out for them. He's got hinge missing from the back line. So, a couple of really good ball users. And they just, from my point of view, they don't have enough good use of half bat, which is leading to this pretty average slow ball movement. So, to win in Jolong, you have to take the game on. I think you can get it Jolong's defenders. If you move the ball with real, with real speed. So, that would be my focus for them this week. And also some questions around their midfield. Like Dawson's outstanding, and he can stand up against a strong Jolong midfield. So, you're saying, mate, that this is a personnel thing, not so much a math-unique-driven thing, because you would think with, you know, you're three forwards in Thilthorpe and Foggy-Din and Walker. And then you're getting it in there as quick as you can. So, do you think it's directly from the coach, or is it a personnel, you know, a couple of personnel missing? Well, we have Rory Lad on HWH. And he assures us it's not a message from the coach. Maybe in their scouting of the Bulldogs, they realise that the Bulldogs do get numbers behind the footies so well. And there's opportunities to go lateral and take marks and build the ball up that way. Whether they took that message too far, but we keep hearing it's not a message. Yeah, like I said, Ken is so underrated, and he's a massive loss. And for a guy that intercepts us as well as he does, he also really takes the game on. But if he makes a mistake, he doesn't care. He just keeps going for it. So, you're missing him, missing Dan Kert. And then the injuries are starting to pile up a little bit for them. As a poor dad made as well. So, I haven't one down in just one for 23 years. So, I'll just be taking the game on and have a crack and see what happens. I'll go now issues with the position game, the back half position game and going, literally. But you've got to go at speed. Just chip chip chip at a pedestrian pace. The opposite is, you're going to have to kick an adventure. Turn over football. Is that right? Get it over the lines. Get it over the heads of the people that have run off and get it in deep and long and hard and fast. Hey Chad, 930 perth time. 930 perth time. Just told you when you get to hear him. Now, the taking on the West Coast. Scottie will be just getting in. Yeah. I love it. It's so early. That's where is that midday your time? Yeah, 12 o'clock. It's 12 o'clock here. I can't remember a Sunday game that early here. I was going to ask you guys, when, when will West Coast fly over? Do you know? Are they left yesterday? Yeah. There's every chance. I think it's a ton of qualm at odds to the calm difference. It's really going to rattle them. It's like you said, 930, if they get in the day before, you want to be gone to bed by 7. Here, so you get up and yeah, I really loved West Coast win last week. Some of the young players, I didn't know too much about them too much in that game. Like, being a failed forward myself. Scottie, I've always got a keen interest on good young forwards. And this super dark tie and joeb Shanahan. She wins. Yeah, so it's throw in Archer Reed. Archer Reed's under him, probably not spoken about as much either, but he will be now. I thought it was the general, and he's really just breaking into a new net. I love watermelon. I love watermelon. You don't have Bergman, right? on an ankle. It looks like a sender's most sister me the way grabbed the sort of the shin area. He's dog. No, no, no, no, stuff. He's calling me dog. And the other one is of course the hamstring which looks terrible for Rosie could be seasoned ending. No, it's easy to say next man up, but she there, two big men to have next man up. They're two senior players, key players in regards to ball movement, possessions and skill. Yeah, I agree. If it was Jess Conner, you could have replaced miles and put miles into the midfield. There was talk that miles would play more midfield this year, but he played most of his footy off halfback. So losing both of them who both they play with speed, they've got great agility, they take the game on. I'm assuming they'll bring in Oli Wynne. I thought he'd retire. Well, he's been outstanding what he's done, but he's not Conner in the way he moves. The way he takes the game on and putting Oli Wynne and Willem Drew in the same midfield. I'm a little concerned about, I think, Locky Jones has recovered from his slight hammy, he'll replace Miles Bergman, but they're huge losses miles and Conner, they've been the top five best players to port. Port don't have great depth. So I'm a little concerned or worried about this game. I just, you guys tell me, can West Coast bring that same energy, youthful energy and play with the flared I did last week at 930 at Abbeyed Oval on Sunday? Just remember, their second half against Gold Coast, not forget about, just they had moments in the game here, they got sort of like behind the eight ball early. First quarter. But they have, they don't, there's not a role over mentality, they're no longer with these kids. And the thing about what we noticed really clearly on Sunday was their tight, their tight isn't a group. These young guys that you can see that they're looking at each other going, "Right, it's us, it's us." And we're the ones taking this club forward and they're in it together. And that's a mentality that you have where you can bring each week. It's a mindset thing. But when you ever look at that, I know it all, it'll come to you under a lot of supply. But the three names you mentioned there, Chatein, or Archer Read and Shanahan, who's my favorite, Duff Tartler, who just looked amazing for 200 centimetres. You've got a backline of, well, you've put out a lot of, got a backline of Alia and Redigalia and Totti Marshall's going back there as well. Alia loves to seep off. And these young boys, all three of those young boys present at the footy and they go to the boot. So they're going to have to, or Alia at least has to adjust a little bit to having a player that presents and presents hard. Yeah, the best, the best man out of the three-port defenders, you spoke about there at defending hard weight ups. He's a saver. When he's on, he's really good at that. He's just a lockdown, then he's. Paul hasn't played on a four yet that heats up and presents really well. Totti's been there, namely for his intercept work and good use. And like you said, Alia, Alia had his first really strong game for a while last week. Totti marks played really well. But he's, like you said, he's great in high ball 1v1s and then coming off to intercept and can struggle against fast dynamic. He's up forward. So that's a huge test for those three-port defenders. Harley Reid, okay, a couple of things. We're going to touch on Totti. Yeah, Harley Reid and Ajax. I'm going to have to, on Reid. Did he get, did he get fine for staging after that common incident on the weekend or not? No, I don't believe he did mate. I don't believe he did. We didn't get stave wasn't staging. He got it in the head. Oh, what were you going to ask? He had Jason Hornfad. Hornfranc is wouldn't carry Harley's bags, right? That's a great way. Not even close. Not even close. A-TREED. Who do you reckon is going to play on him? Because I've got five goals. I've marked him down for five-fourth of centre. He's going to have an absolute feel day. For three votes in the Goss Middle. Yeah, the Goss Middle. Have you had about the Goss Middle? Of course he's heard about the Goss Middle. I haven't heard about the Goss Middle. That just me. Just Kimbo, say, "Hey, Chad, I've got an idea for a segment. It's about me and a medal that I'm going to present in my honour." Hey, no one pumps his tyres up more than himself than Kimbo, Dylan. The part for Miles Fitzner. I was trying to do some research yesterday. I got into work early and for an hour, Kimbo, Sean, you highlight the team from 1979. I'm just like Kimbo. Who are you going to play? I'm looking forward to the Arbor Jason Ferns. I'm looking forward to the answers here. Harley Reid. John she's been big on tagging from the first bounce. I reckon they'd have Willem Drew ready to just in case. I think Hornfranc will spend a little bit more time inside. He was mostly forward last week and played really well. I would love to see them just go head to head. I don't know. Coaches don't love that. Putting two great players head to head. But you write, they're so similar in the way they play. They're emotional. They get the boys going, they get the crowd up and they take the game on and play with the players. I reckon if you had one prediction, they'll both get fined for wrestling. I'm not sure. If they're playing on each other, they shake hands and begin the game and they wouldn't see each other for the next two hours. You go your way on my way. What did you make of the Patti Voss stuff, which has been making news right around the country? The made news here. There's, you know, everyone's going, "Oh, a little bit of showmanship, a bit of character and stuff." I think there is a bit of that, but you earn your stripes for that type of stuff. What would you have done if Patti Voss had walked up to you, Chad, and rubbed the back of your head? What would have been the feedback you would have provided? Well, firstly, I loved the way he plays. I said earlier in the wake, I would have loved to have played with him, I would have loved to have coached him. I loved the way he gets the crowd and he's 10-going. But I didn't love that incident. I think I've heard a lot of people say it and I said it earlier in the wake. I think that you fear game if you rubbed some on the head, that just deserves whatever the opponent wants to give you. So back in the day, Scotty, similar to what you and Jammo did to each other. Jammo did to you. Yeah, that's what I like it. Oh, the thunderboss, I like. No doubt about that. You'd hope you didn't have his mouthguard in. And there should be a rule in, right? And this would seep through Junior Football more than anything else, right? Because they sort of, the pads on the head and the taunting, right? They want it, they say it's a bad look at seeping in the Junior Football. We don't see it. Irene is a better way of saying, if you're going to behave like a frog, you caught one in your face and see if Junior players want to tap blocks on the head knowing that they're going to get punched in the mouth. You can agree more. It's got to be some accountability for you. I was talking with they say it right. No problem. And you took it going to your fall over. As soon as you hit the ice, that's it. No problem. Is it the deep? All right. There you stop. All right. So who's going to win Port Adelaide West Coast? You think it's a danger game for Port Adelaide too? And I'm not an, I'm not an Eagles man. I'm a Saints man. I'm a Saints man. As you know, try to try to test it. Who do you think wins this game, Chad? Who are you running with? I think Port will win, but it will not be easy. And I reckon it's sort of below below 20 points. And it wouldn't surprise me if West Coast got up. If they can bring that energy and the time doesn't bother them, but like he said, it feels like they're playing for each other. Got a new age of last. I think they're really well coached. So it wouldn't surprise me if they got up. Nice work. I made always good to chat. Thanks for making me. You this afternoon. You the run hundreds after. Yeah. P 30 run home. He made sure his name's fair. Oh, don't worry. I've had five co-hosts in five years and one name's always been last. Don't worry about that. I don't take you to a counter. I keep the winning go for the win being degraded in 1989. So you see you're dealing with the same thing, aren't you? I can feel that you know. You're the same story. Yeah. Yeah. Good on you. It's your name at the front of the show, mate. You're the draw guy and that you'll wipe people losing. So you'll add a Chad leak. Not to work by you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Good on you. There is Chad Corns from Adelaide. McAfey ice drinks. The little treat you deserve when you deserve a little treat. Only McAfey. He's a gun. I love likes who are climatized out of playing and have a different aura about them because he had an aura about him. Chad Corns. He's just easy. Good. He's a good fellow. He's a good fellow. Seriously. He's a good fellow. And he laughs. Something his brother does not do. Never. It's a little thing. See. Chad, he's got the big man status. The little little Cains got to have other little weapons because Chad and I sort of get along so well because we look we look alike as well. The rig. The rig is the same as well. So I look in the mirror when I see Chad. Corns with an opinion. No way. Says Tom O'Chad is excellent. Get him on every week. There you go. And Ray. Hmm. Forget the resume. Chad's got a rig on kill for. Oh. I don't know. Right. This is a little inside in the right. 24 past seven. Scotty and Goss. My name W I for W I it's Scotty and Goss the breakfast. Oh, no big up. Still fed. Before every job says before you dig online every time, my dig is at Ross Lines at this to say about who he could have brought to the football club in his time at Friode. When I left St. Kilda, like this one were biggest regrets. When I left I was leaving my line, don't go near them. And turns it taken into Friode. Yeah. Yeah. Like Dawson was already spoken to before, went, but Del Santa would have come. Right. And I could have had a go to it. And then I looked around, like there's other play coaches who take them. Right. I'm like, so you didn't need that. I was a bit altruistic. Right. Yeah. And if you're out of some good welfare security. Well, yeah. Just didn't want to, yeah, I was weird. If I have a time again, no, they would have, I just think throw those. Yeah. God, Adam Del Sano today, Friode team, would have been frightened to be on it. Where did Ross Lines, all of a sudden, take into account a club's view rather than his own? Oh, tell us how they would have come. So you're now saying admitting in that interview with Gary Lines that Del Sano would have come to, to Friode out of from St. Kilda, but you didn't want it because you'd formally coach him and walked out on them. Yeah. But you didn't want to make Friode out better. So you didn't do everything you possibly could to make your list as good as a boss? Because it would be reflected well on you. I find that staggering. If I was a Friode fan and I saw that he had an opportunity, if he's being on genuinely, I think he is, I think he's being honest. One thing Ross is, I think, is pretty down the line. Is he basically said, "Del Sano's a lock, and I reckon with a bit of work I would have got out of the line." Don't want to say it, St. Kilda, I feel bad for it. Yeah, yeah. I know, I know that the. Could have been. Boltam, what might have been. Anyway, no. You put Del Sano in got out in that grand final team. Incredible. I win the game, hate superstars. Anyway, before your next job search for you dig every time and never dig blind. That's our dig for the day. Sports update. Justin Voski is going to join us. Of course, Melbourne Storm CEO. They're across here August the 8th, around 23. They're going to be gaming. They're just getting the reconnaissance out to try and make sure that the Melbourne Storm has they always have to receive great support here in Melbourne. The CEO of the Melbourne Storm, the powerhouse in our Royal Club, will be joining us after the 7th, 13th year. ♪ I feel like. ♪ ♪ Look at Robbie League with the CEO of Melbourne Storm, Justin Voski, ♪. as shortly, but in the meantime, we do this. shoot. (BEEPING) Try a powerhouse, footies, backshadows on now. Visit your local tie power store today. Good morning, Goldcoe. Still be with our young gun. Barely Humphreft, the next two games after their argument at the tribunal fail. They had the sling tackle on Morris Riholi. Yep. No comment from Humphre on the way out. 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So if those are no magic bloodstock, let's put a tie behind the winks and like. So that is a great news for Simon Miller and W.A. Racing going to the what the to the quokka thinks to Westar. Visit your local tie-up house today for a free tie safety inspection. Now with over 60 stores across W.A. we're going to clear out Dex because we won't have a longer chat with our man from the Melbourne storm. Great to have him in the studio. Justin Rodzky is going to join us next. Made in W.A. for W.A. It's Scottie and Goss the breakfast. Scottie and Goss 18 degrees. He'll be top of 28 before we get blown away the next couple of days. Just keep a bat down the hatches or a right to tie the kids down in the pits as well. Big day coming up today for Melbourne storm because they're really having a lot of their general ticket sales for their big game which is coming up on August the 8th round 23 against Madly at HPF Park and their CEO Justin Rodzky who's a long time mighty yours. You've known very well for a long time. Tommy's Essin and Daze. He was talking about him and he's sitting one yard away. Welcome to the studio. Good to be with you both and good to be over here in Perth. Hey what a little low hanging fruit for you. Are you missing Essin and the moment? I look away. I still have a lot of friends there and a lot of people I know and you know it's always difficult when clubs are going through these types of situations and clearly everyone at the club will be hurting right now. So I feel for them. I know that they're doing everything they can to turn things around and I think that they can but yeah unfortunately they're currently in a pretty challenging spot. Tell our W.A. listeners who have now racing themselves for the arrival of the Perth Bears and you weren't there as an original at the Melbourne storm. You're in the AFL space. How impactful or how important or what even know what Melbourne storm hold inside the Melbourne sporting lands go. Yeah I think it's a really unique opportunity for people in Perth to embrace their own team playing rugby league in the NRL competition. I've seen the power of the brand in Melbourne. Obviously Melbourne being one of the biggest sporting cities in the world, let alone the country and we hold this unique place in the Melbourne sporting landscape where everybody's second favourite team. So for the Perth Bears they're not here trying to compete with the dockers or with the Eagles but they're here to exist in the same sporting market and so for all of the AFL fans out there who want to have a look at rugby league I would strongly suggest you come along and have a look at our game, have a look at the double header happening this year and get on board with the Perth Bears because every second weekend your team's not playing in Perth. So why not go down to HPF Park and watch the Bears play game rugby league. It's great entertainment and it's going to be something that I think sports fans can connect with but you've got to give it a go and that's the first point. Does your crowd support waiver or do you just have your constant rusted on supporters and members? Do you get a lot of walkthroughs? Do you get a lot of people go, "Hey we've heard about the Melbourne storm. There's no out our team's not playing this weekend." What's your sort of percentage of walkins and regulars? Yeah I know I've got a combination of everything. We've got over 10,000 reserve seat members at Amy Park. So over a thousand foundation members who have been with us since 1998. We get over 12,000 casual ticket sales to every game. So as an example last Friday night we sold out against the Brisbane Broncos, Friday night in Melbourne. We're the only game in town. Incredible atmosphere. We had a massive activation out on Gossars Paddy before the game. Obviously unfortunately on the field we didn't win the match. I don't want to talk about that. In terms of the entertainment, the product, the match day experience, how close you are to the action in rugby league. You really do hear the hits. It's a very, very different experience and it's one that I know any sports fan once you give it a go. I think they'll really embrace it. When you dig a little into Melbourne storm or you pay attention to when they came into the competition and what you were just saying there about having a real connection with Melbourne, which no one probably expected to be as big as it is. But they've been in a phenomenal organisation from the start to we are right now as well being successful along the lines. They've you see people at the footy especially ANZ-8 Dayward. They have the ANZ-8 Day game and then straight over to Amy Park. People will be at the footy with their SNN or Collingwood jumper on and their storm shirt over their shoulder because they're getting changed on the walkover because they're doing both. Have the Perth Bears hierarchy reached out to say how do we how do we do it? Yeah they have. We've been in ongoing conversations with them. In fact that's how the game play we're playing in August over here, eventuated. We started discussing with the Bears, you know, the way that the Melbourne storm connected with the sports fans in Melbourne being in an AFL dominant market. And you know that's been something from from their perspective, how they can use those insights to build a connection to fans here. It's been something that's really important to them and we started thinking about we have a 12th home game that we can take to another market each year and 2027 was open for discussion. So 2026 was open and we decided that we'd bring our game over here and work with the Bears to help them in the lead up to their inaugural season next year. Justin Rodzki is in the studio Melbourne storm CEO. So the game is August 8, around 23 mainly see it was at HPF Park, which is a rectangular stadium. So beautiful for rugby league fans and rugby league to be played. Ticket start at $10 for children. 29 for adults and be available from 11 o'clock today from ticket master. But my male is Justin, you might confirm with an eye, but I got good people who know people already. You are very connected. Thank you. Thank you very much, Justin. A lot of good tickets are already. Yes, we have soft launched already and we've already had over 1,500 tickets sailed sold overnight. So that's on par with any big game in Melbourne. In fact, it's ahead of most of those games. So the demand is already there. So really encouraging everybody over here in Perth to get on board and buy a ticket and come along and you also get great visitation from our fans from over in Melbourne. We've got a big corporate group coming over here. Our football the board of department will come a bit earlier and we'll be involved in some clinics and some local coaching and development. So, you know, we're not just here to play the game, we're also here to engage and be a part of the community and obviously bringing our corporate network. There's gonna be some great business opportunities as well. - And that's the difference. So when you're talking about a Melbourne storm, I know how to engage with community because you have to lie in Sydney and there's not no things up in Sydney, man. They expect everyone just to come to them where the storm are out and about, active in the community promoting the game the best I can so I say to all West, he says, "Get here and just barrack for the storm and get him over man, 'cause I hate man." - Last chance to see a road middle league that's not Perth Bears, 'cause Perth Bears entered the competition in 2027, so it's great. And you can always have two teams. You can always have two teams. - Oh, well, well, well. - Will you be converting? - Um, publicly, I'm here. - I'm publicly on air. - I mean, it's almost storm-twest Australian team and I fly the flag as much as I can, but I'm not sure I'm gonna be coming straight over. I'm serious about the respect that I have for Melbourne Storm from the ice and from the get-go to where they are now. We did a long, long time ago now. I'm talking about three and a half forward with some kicking coaching with them 'cause they trained a Victoria Park for a little bit and they have phenomenal blocs. So I love the storm and I'm not sure I'll be coming over to him to be perfect. - Hey, we do have a song in Melbourne Storm Jersey that you brought in top Justin, we appreciate it. - And it's signed. - Andy is caught. (laughing) - No, it's not so we can put Australia on the gum. - There are, there are, there are, there are. - There is a certificate of authenticity here but it as well. - No, it's legit. - Is it signed by the former superstar, Papine Housen? - He's actually on this jersey. So it is a 2025 jersey. - Where's he gone? - Well, he's currently cutting. He's doing it on a bit of a golf tour at the moment. - Zero. - Yeah, so he's on the bag and he's enjoying life. He just got to that point where professional sport injuries, he had a pretty bad concussion again, late in the season last year. And he just decided that it was best for him and his body and also that for the future, you know, in terms of, there's a lot of life left in him and he didn't want to risk that with playing professional sports. So he may come back in 12 months' time but if I was a betting man, I'd say that he's retired. - Oh, it's a loss, it's a loss to the club and lost the game as well. - Yeah, you're the CEO, you're on the boss. - When you're in the room with Craig Bellamy, are you still the boss? - This is a really tough question. - Definitely not. - Yeah, you know your place. - It depends what mood he's in. - No, Craig's a great person, great coach. And in fact, the best part about Craig is he has genuine respect for people in their roles. So me coming across from AFL five years ago now, he automatically engaged with me, built a relationship and then we have a level of respect for the roles that we play and we work really well together on that. So I have a lot of respect for him in that he does that. Like I just think the best coach is coach and they're allowed to coach. And he's had a person like Frank Penese, he's his general manager of football who's been this Batman and Robin to everything that they do across the football program and I can play the roles CEO and look at the overarching sense. - I'm chipping, there's a lot of CEOs that want to be involved in the football program. - Lidemann Sniffers, I call them Scott and Lidemann Sniffers and I don't like Lidemann Sniffers. - You're not going into selection saying why are you playing him? - Fair to say I'm not involved in match committee now. But I am involved in list management and other football matters. But when it comes to match day, when it comes to being down in the sheds, as we call it in rugby league, yeah, no, that's not my area and nor should it be. - 7th trip to W8 from Melbourne's storm. I started with, of course, you play the town, do you play town's full this week? - Yeah, we play the Cowboys in Townsville. - Yeah, you worry serious being a Melbourne based team and not having, do you, does this have what we're going through with fuel and all this stuff? It looks like it might be sorting itself out over there. I spoke in a Trump E. Orc and he's got a cover. I know people, I know people, I know people, right? So, do you, does it have a COVID feel about it? Where maybe you might have to anchor yourself somewhere? - It definitely does, doesn't it? I don't know yet, is the answer? I haven't had any communication from the NRL or any indication that there's anything to worry about at this point in time. But if you look at the possibilities of where this could land, and you'd have to seriously think that there could be some kind of issue that might arise in that sense. But hopefully we can avoid that and hopefully, Trump E, or make it on top of what's going on over there. - What's your name, mate? I just don't agree with what he does a little of the time. - But I can't stop downing though. - It's not the way to get to know just a quick question from Roy here. He's always birthday today. - Yeah, he's very happy. - How many temples do you have? - Melbourne storm. We're close to the Zaccalomex at all. Obviously, ended up here at the Western Four. - Yeah, he did. - Yeah, we were very close. Unfortunately, we just couldn't quite get the deal done with Paramatos. So, in the end, they held all the cards when it came to the date of release that they needed to consent for him to leave. So, we did everything we could to get him, unfortunately, in the end, it just wasn't enough to satisfy Paramatos. So, unfortunately, we've used out. - 8-2 now. - Yeah, now put them on the list. - No Paramem! - There's no love lost there. So, no, we. - We're at 8-2 now. - Maybe in two years' time, once he's finished here at the Western Four. He might come back to the NRL and certainly we'd be open to his discussion with him then. - 11 o'clock this morning, ticket master, ticket $10 for kids. $29 for adults will be available for the big game. - They're gonna get along. - It's Saturday, 8th of August, around 23 at HBF Park. Against the manly sea Eagles. And just in an overview, you confident that it can work the Perth Bears. We've been there, done that. When the competition divided, it sort of broke up, rugby league all those years ago, but are you confident we can make it work over here? - I think so. I really think that the Perth Markets ready for a team in the NRL. I think that there's enough support and passion for sport in general. Obviously, you've got the Western Force over here, but the NRL is flying and the game has never been a stronger position. You've got Vegas, you've got World Cup, you've got Pacific Champs. You've got a broadcast deal coming up that's going to be the biggest in the code's history. There's more expansion coming as well with the Pupp and you get any chiefs coming in. It's going to be a national game, it's been globalised. And I think that right now is the best possible time for the Perth Bears to come into the competition. And I think the Perth Sports fans will get around the team and I think it'll be a huge success. - Last one for you, Aaron News, as you know, Haji, when you've got meds. - Yes. - Level five. - What do you say that? - You're there everywhere, don't you? - There you go. - Just in a short one, if Paddy Voss was playing for the Melbourne score and rubbed a big VGN on the head during a game, would that VGN chat to him or punch him right this time? - I said like the way, who did you pick up and take over the band line? - Yeah, he did. - That was a nice rugby league move. It was beautiful. - Yeah, no, I don't know what the result of that would be, but. - You do, don't. - Yeah, I do, but he looks like he could be a good rugby league player actually Voss. - He's just asking me to tell you. - Right, he's squatting forward drives at the moment. - He's a big boy, and he can play. - He was at the Vomans, wasn't he? - Yes, he was. - I think you letting go. - No. (laughing) - That was close my time. - Thanks for coming. - Thanks, boys. - Thanks for coming. - It's just a big success for Melbourne Storm. Just a reminder, just quickly, today, 11 o'clock, get those tickets. It is August the 8th Saturday at the Skins Manly Seagulls at HBF Park. $10 for kids, $29, and we do have. After 8 o'clock, I'm going to tell you how you can win the signed, and significant of a authenticity Melbourne Storm jersey. That's on the way. (music) - Made in WA for WA. (music) Three past 8, 18 degrees heading for the top of 28, 32 tomorrow, showers, and plenty of rain around increasing. Tickets are selling fast for the MSWA Mega Home Lottery. You can win the $3.8 million grand prize package and move into the GT, the Golden Triangle. - I'm coming. - And Bowmine Homes, don't forget LA Gellante is our special feature guest tomorrow. He's the man behind Bowmine Homes. He's the man behind Plaster. He's the man behind Scenic Shot Scenic Blast. He's arrested on footy fan Hilljoiners, a wood-winning design built to be loved forever. Justin Rotsky from Melbourne Storm, it did leave us with the signed Melbourne Storm shirt, which also includes the signature of the departed Ryan Papin-Hausen. - Yeah. - It's a beauty, but he's also said, "We've got a couple of tickets to give away." So how do you get him? Text the word "Storm" with your name and where you are from. And we've got tickets to give away to the Melbourne Storm, taking on the Manly Sea, with HPF Park, round 23. And we've got the signed Melbourne Storm game jersey. Storm your name and where you are from. There are three things to go into the draw. Storm your name and your suburb. - Gotcha. - Storm. - No, I've got you. - Name. Now, as you know, last week, as you know, last week, as you know, last week, I had the privilege of again holding court and being the main man at the Clemontford Pool Clubs. - Yeah. - Season launch and play a rock. - Yeah, yeah. Because you're rusted on Clemont. - Well, I am if they keep paying. - All right. - Are you starting to swing to his Clemont over a Sube Ake? No, I've finished his ends. That's a different question altogether. You started to swing. There's completely different questions. - Balls, come on. - That's for the Shimazal. Tomorrow's Shimazal. - All righty. I like Clemont. I like the way the club is around. I like the facility. I like all the players except Alec Warteman. [LAUGHTER] Valley Rogers join just now. And I'm looking forward to the next time. I'm going to be in the water. K, K, K, K, Captain miles. Good morning to you. Morning, lad. How you going? Yeah, really well. Don't forget train before you work nine 69 per week, a river. If you're not speaking, River. They've got the best river. Yeah. Don't even become a member just go and watch the river. There's joined up there and you have a coffee. Hey, buzzer. It wasn't good. Now it wasn't what a great app is fear and really like the sort of things that you can do. So it's a great event. It's an absolute cracking night. Yeah, it's always a great night. One circuit on the calendar for a big night for the footie club and a lot of money is raised and for the club and also for the player sweepstakes for the year. So it's good to have the women involved as well in the last couple years. It's been a fun night. Yeah, I didn't take too kindly to to to waterman. A waterman gave me a bit of a drive by was both of us a drive by night and even doing the thing instead. You're right. Yeah, we're going to show you. And I wasn't even involved. It's got a very good reaction. I think he's talking about Monday Friday. You're on belly. What did you make of that? That whole little so it was a very sort of touch the edge off the night to be really honest. No, I said he was fought on. You know, you're on here. You're on here. You're on here. No, no, no. Very good. I thought you had the better of him. So thank you very much. Well said, you know, where your bread's buttered. There's been an amazing recruiting across waffle football for most clubs this year. Barley like and it's becoming a competition that's sought after by a lot of players on the east coast or wherever they are. They want to come over and play waffle 40. Tell us about some of the ends for for for clamant. You would add in balls and release bird ties in headland. You know, we're going to have a lot of fun. We're going to have a lot of fun. So, there's our gaping of 12 or 13, 3 or this deep 5. So up against the blast, really. In terms of what has been done over pre season, there were actually full time. I felt athletes so good test for us and it came away with, when was a good step in the right direction for what we've done over the, we've got a few things wrong here and there, but was able to test a few things out as well. So happy with the three games we've got through and give another way, and it's around one road to go. Listen, good minor, mind's act, man. He's an absolute champ in human being. He's been elevated, I think, to an ecaptancy position as well. Is he vice captain? Vice captain? Vice captain, I tell follow him on his socials and he looks fit and every time he's there with you boys somewhere, he, if you've all got your shirts off, they're looking a ripping naked claim on at the moment. I don't know, my shirt off, but he certainly has his eyes on. He does have every chance he can get it, training he goes as skin's team. So he's got great energy. He's got great energy. He's a key component to what you do. He's a repair and he's going to play a bit more inside this year. And so, exciting times for him and his development of his own game. He's obviously showing what he can do up forward and kick goals, play pressure and all that kind of stuff, but now he's going to move inside and do a bit in there for us. So, exciting times for us and him. I mean, I've got some moral about yourself too. We've watched your play for a number of years now and I just feel that you've got a new look that's about to be debuted in round one against worst per thing. He's a haircut involved here. It looks like apparently, the word is, and you won't know where I've got this from. Currently, you've trimmed down a bit as well. I didn't think he had much to trim down to be honest, but the bloke who told me said, "Geez, he's in good nick." How would you know that? No, the big peanut across the road for me here right here. It's just across the desk for me. I just, I was, you know, you look, you know, and you've always had that little face of yours, you know. I'm pushing back from the market. It's you and Goss right now. But it's been caused by the fact that he's had injuries and hasn't been out of it. But it looks like you've had an uninterrupted preseason and I don't know. You're just looking incredibly healthy and fit. Yeah, that's probably, that's a fair point. I have had probably the biggest preseason in the last five years of playing Waffle Footy. So, obviously a bit of fat has fallen off over the last couple of months and the haircut might do a bit as well for me. So I'm happy it's looking that way. But yeah, I'm feeling the best I have in five years. So healthy and fit and really good. I got it. I'm going to number two all over. There's nothing I can do to help me. That's it. Yeah, you're looking well. Hey, mate, just we talked about it. We talked about that experience that you haven't got. And I made that point when I was talking to Ashley Prescott on stage. He was very, very forward and about going coming forward saying straight up straight up. It's not about the games we've lost. It's about opportunities for those who get their opportunity, the young kids. And that's it. Such a young group as well. You know, no, no, you've got top end experience, but you do have a lot of young boys coming through that same from Ash. Very excited. Yeah, they are. It's refreshing for the whole group as well, not to get rid of the experience. But for these young guys to have a go and just play off their instinct and talent and first of all, it's, yeah, it's refreshing for the whole group and it's bringing something else and a fresh legs as well. They can run all day do things that I can't do jumping wise and pace wise. So, yeah, it's going to be exciting for us. The youngest side, no one over the age of 30, like 10, 30 later this year. So, yeah, that says a lot about our squad and how young it is and yeah, it's going to be excited. There's a group of 23 to 26 year olds that are very tight and and many is one of those. It's been really a sheltered by the Anthony Davis. And they're all coming to the prime of their career. So they've all had great pre-sales and running to go. Well, I tell you, don't worry about Ali, because if Goss gets his way, I'll be playing res. He'll be playing 11, 40 every week. So don't worry about him. But there's a lot of faith in here in the marketplace because you've got South Romano favorites for the for the pre-sales, the pre-sales, the $3.25. I think the grand finalist last year and the next perth who have recruited well there at $4 perth who have recruited heavily or $9 per clamon sits second on the market at $350. So there's a lot of faith in you and a bit of expectation. There you go. Yeah, there's always a bit of expectation. So I think for the last 10 or so years when I've been at clamon. So nothing strange there. But yeah, I think you just go take it and you stride and has a question. It is week one week at a time and we feel there at the end of the year. You go sometimes get lucky and win a few games and so what happened from the last last round of the year and the grand final? I know you're a big fan of well, he's a say you've got your own gym, but you're a big fan of Rev. O Fitness when you go into football training. They have wonderful supporters of ours and Andrew Holder and the crew do a great job. I think the clamon one at Rev. O Fitness is one of the best to view and to go in and to use the review. What would you lead with views? You've been the scumber one to work out. To work out. Yeah, that's what I was talking about by. I think the work out. the first game is again April 4. So this weekend, do you train? Have a light run? Have a bit of a head out? What's the plan in the week off? Yeah, we'll train tonight and Friday night and then back again on Monday and get ready for round one up in June. Good on you mate. Appreciate your time. You're a good fellow. Sandover, Mellister and World Decorated and all the very best leading the team into action. A clean off football club this season and starting at HIF insurance over at 3 30 on April 4. Thanks for joining us mate. You guys think I'll be. Bali Rogers. No lock in contracts. No hidden fees. Just 9 69 per week for 24/7 access for any revo fitness across Australia. You're doing your tips for tomorrow night. Yeah, a lot of lines through Adelaide. Jordan Dawson out confirmed wasn't it the captain's run yesterday? A little cow tightness. Yeah, so everyone is saying that he's being managed, layered out with the calf. 0487-736736, if you want to put yourself in the draw for the storm, jersey and there was also we've got a couple of tickets up for grabs thanks to Melbourne's storm as well. That's called Ceylon's. He has with every name that's texted in you've got to say storm, name and suburb. And we're going to put them in to your big hats. Big head hats and we are going to draw out a winner and that is just around the corner. All right. John says, Revo, it's Harper's a rip up as well. Somebody said coming up after a 30. Bumbi Trotting secondary Sarah Walls going to join us because all roads lead to Bumbi Saturday night. If you want to see a superstar go around in the flesh, I talk of magnificent storm and he's going around in the Bumbi Cup. We'll take a break and come back plenty more to come. Scotty and God 17 past eight. Made him W A for W A. Welcome back. After eight 30, we will be chatting with Mark Duffey. We'll be previewing his show after nine. Sarah Wall from the Bumbi Trotting Club big night down there Saturday night. Got the playground and launch down there Scotty. It's going to be huge and Jesse Aaron Shaw will give us a win or two for greyhoundsw.com.au. But kind enough of Justin Rodzki to leave us with a signed storm jersey. It includes the signature of Ryan Papinhouse and he said, hey, if you're going to Perth, I'll sign it. So the Papster, he's signed it and also we've got two tickets to the game, which is of course is on August 8th against the Manly Sea Eagles. So thank you to Justin and the crew at Melbourne. Straw this out of more normally sized hat. Everyone who has contacted us with a name, storm and suburb is in the draw. I think you've shaken it up enough, mate. It's on the video. It's live on the video. It is. So what are they waiting here? They're going to get the jersey or the two tickets. Ooh, we are separating. Here we are separating. Just, Jesse for the first one. Let's go to Rick Fremotion Reef. Rick? Rick? On real? Bells and whistles. Yeah. Yeah. It's a big announcement. Good. Good. Oh, he's believing you're so. I don't know what excites, Brian. No one does. No one does. There's a set out there. I don't. Rick's on the. Rick's on the. Rick's on the. Rick's on the. Rick's on the jersey. Yep. Fair enough to. Now two tickets for the game. The game, your beauty. I don't know, man. It's an instrument. I'd have my normally sized hat. His. Ronnie from Ellenbrook. Yeah! Go! How good. There we go. We made two people happy and about 45 really pissed off with me. I draw in that. Well done to everyone. Thanks to. I'm in Melbourne. Stormier. Fantastic. What are you for texting in? All right. 25 past 8. It's time to off the cuff. I'm Scotty and Doss. Off the cuff. Trained before work. 969 per week at Rev. O. Fedner. Scotty, off the cuff. Question for you right here right now. When I say "Oca Jumpa," which is being relaunched together around for the West Coast Eagles, who's the first eagle you think of? Rowan Jones. Don't know why. I've just seen lots of photos of Jonesy. Yep. In the "Oca Jumpa." Mine's Michael Collica. Oh, Collie. I reckon he was here on the weekend. He was a former. He's been out here with the father son, father daughter. Yeah, absolutely. So he's mine. He was fans out there when you see the "Oca Jumpa," 0487-736-736, and interesting. They've already sold out the first round. It's sort of made a return the last couple of years. I'll keep it, mate. They're no good. I remember bad time. I like them. They come back. All right, we need. Aston and disarray, right? Brad Scott. How many more weeks has he got? There's one question. "Lose to North Melbourne." "Lose to North Melbourne." It could happen real quick. Like, quick. By the weekend. "Lose to North Melbourne." Yep. And they might have a new coach. Swoll it by Monday. That's your vibe. I don't know. That's the vibe. Well, we've been around the game long enough to see how these things work. I just feel like there's a disjoint between he. It was so evident on the week. Yeah. And again, he must be feeling the heat. He must be going, "Wow." Oh, sorry. Well, you told me it's someone's job. No, no, it's horrible. But it's part of the business. Yep. So, yeah. "Lose to North Melbourne." And it could be bad. And replacement. James Herd. Straightaway. In my opinion. It's so happy to hear that. James Herd. I think herde's a brilliant coach. I think she's a very good coach. And be really interesting to get the temperature of the coach. The temperature of the room there. And whether people will say, "James Herd's been punished." Oh, badly. And whether he. Your thoughts on James Herd's route turning? I think it's a coach. Put everything else aside as a coach. As a leader, as a man who will drive a culture. I think it'd be a great replacement. Travis reckons the new jumper. The Oak jumper looks like vomit. Yeah. And Rowan's been injured in the jumper's horrible way. But that's together in jumper, right? Yeah, Takie reckons Dean Solomon and more replace Brad Scott. Brett Jones, Michael Says, is the first player you think soft, Jonesy? And John says, "Guardna throwing fists at Pav." Pav, he left fist about eight times in a row. I mean, that's an assault by Pav. That was just. Patrick Voss. Wow. What's your expectation of a bounce back? A focused bounce back from him. Where we talk about his amazing exploits and skill set that he brings to the same. Yeah. What do you think he can do against Richmond? I think he kicked four or five. Yeah. Yeah. So, the bereft of tall defenders, they got no a bolter. Millus still down there, is he? Millus still there? And they've got weapons up forward that they need to. need to curtail it, free man. So, I think he could keep plenty. And I think he'll just be. I think he'll be normal. He's not gonna do anything stupid. I think he's got the clip and it's Wednesday we're still being on. It might just straighten him up. It might be. Can I just say. I don't want to lose the nut bag in him. I don't think we have to. I know you don't. So, I think you'll go into that. Staying in lane with your skill set. And you'll concentrate on his teammates. That's what I'm thinking. It can only be a positive thing. Do it now. Well, it's round three. I believe that he will bring lots of energy to the table as per normal. But I do think. Can I just. I say this in the nicest possible way from an outsider looking in. I felt he got ahead of himself. With the notoriety and with who I am and what I do and the crowd love them. I'm a prancing pony and I start to. I get all that. And I reckon sometimes you can set yourself away from the playing group and your focus. And that's not free metal. Have flair, 100%. But do it in the team way. Keep doing the things that may do a cult figure and a fan favourite. Keep doing those. Which is hard at the footy. Energy, galore, happiness for every little involvement that you have. And happiness for your teammates. Go nuts. They don't know his opposition anymore than anything. Nudge from Gossner was Glen Jacob. Which I still have one of those jumpers. Good on your nudge. And Tom says, "Coming, kicking 12 against flag, Mattel still have nightmares." I do too, Tom, when I say your name appear on the text machine. And it was only 10. Sorry. Still a derby record. But anyway, we'll just put that in. Build the man a statue. Yeah. But when. When. Good fit-looking statue too. Like a real fit-no-day statue. A hurricane, a statue of you. No, no, I'm being serious. Talk of your damage for two. Are they going to need to be with you? No. I don't agree in that type of. What's that called that where. Fat shaming. That's what it's called. Talk about your size. How you guilty? What? You guilty about, I mean. Shut. It's a past, mate. It's called something. I was sort of like bullying, but it's not. I'm not gonna do that, I don't do that to you. Mate, the room. That's South, South proof. Right. Everybody. Do I read this joke or not from Todd? No. It's all I think it's a long one. He's written that word, pervert. He might have stars with little Johnny, so generally no. So he just says, "Today we're going to stand up and say your dad's occupations, spell it." Oh, no. I read it in the news and come back. It's 20 degrees. Mark Duffield in to preview his show next. 26 away from 9 o'clock, Mark Duffield is swammed in to the studio because after 9 o'clock he takes over. And for those who didn't see our heated chat about Harley Reed and Charlie Combin, if you go on socials, you'll see Mark Duffield using the putting machine outside of the window. Well, you're going to move that little butting through it now. It's a good preparation for the show. It's a good, good freshener. Good morning to you. Good morning, Tim. Good morning, Scott. Did you leave something in the car? You have to wander back to the car from South. I always leave my glasses in the car. I put them in their little drinks holder as I'm driving along and then I forget them when I get out of the car. He couldn't find the car because he didn't have a glasses. That was a shimozle. How morning for that? What are you guys coming up after 9 o'clock? I do enjoy listening to the shimozle, by the way. David Wilde will join us, we'll talk about Port Adelaide versus West Coast and that very early start for the WA2. What do I do that? No idea. It's not like this 9 games going on in the round or that. Dan Churny will have on to talk cricket and obviously the chef of Shiafile final coming up. Mike Hussie to the Sydney Thunder? Yes. I was down about that. Yeah. Yeah. And we'll fork now. We'll talk. He's finally getting around on our show. We're quite much willing to come up with times. I'm glad because he's a good operator. We'll fork now. Do you think Essin could put James Hord back in the chair? No. No. They might try. But I think they're assuming that their membership is unanimously in favour of James Hord returning and I don't think that's the case. I think there are people there that want him back and I think there are people there that think he just cannot come back after what happened. There's a winning cover. All of that. That I've been told. They're not going to win. They have no players. And I'm going to address this in my editorial off the top. We all talk about culture and coaches. It's all about players. They don't have any. Yeah. Apart from Zach Merritt, who is their a-grader? No. They don't have one. Yeah. That's it. Cady could be. Cady could be. Yeah. I do like. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But he's just small forward. Yeah. So he needs other stuff. Oh, it doesn't. I do like Roberts. Yeah. I don't know if I'm sure. Yeah. But don't be. It doesn't get the ball. That we just don't. Darrym is your classic B grader. Yeah. I agree. And overpriced. Toolkit depots Easter sale is on now. Get 30% off selected tools from Milwaukee, McKida and more at Toolkit depots Easter sale. Duff in after nine o'clock. Looking forward to that one. I love it when he comes in with strong passions. It's a great night out. The gray house. For more information, go to grayhoundswa.com.au. Jesse, good morning. Good morning. Hopefully coming in here with some passion. What did that performance last week, boys? Hunter $8 got up as one of the best. I know. And we were inundated with two texts from people saying, how good you were, Jesse. So well done. Eight dollar winner. That's two more than usual. Well, no, we do get a lot of people who love your work. And we love it this Friday night because it's a good Friday cup because I think it's Friday night. Is it not? Yeah, good Friday cup heat. Next week. Thanks. Final night. Good Friday, guys. Yeah. I'm not going to do that. people involved. It takes a village doesn't have to put on a light like this and weather permitting and there's still plenty of undercover there for everyone. There's plenty to see and do. It is the night of night. So is there a cost to get in? It is a $5 entry for adults and then under 16s are free. But yeah, once you're in the venue, all of that entertainment is free. So it's great value and just a low cost to get in and enjoy night out. And yeah, light you say the weather is looking a little bit questionable, but we're lucky to have a big undercover area where we'll move all that entertainment under and it'll probably just be one big hub of entertainment and activities for everyone. So regardless, hopefully we can get the support and get them down there. We've been talking cyclone parties, cyclone party at Bumbi Trotting Club. Done. Everyone get together, look after each other and have a great night. Yeah, yeah, exactly. So magnificent storm on and off the truck. Very true. Hey, listen, here, wall of you, have anything going around? You got anything going around in your own out of your own camp on Bumbi Cup nod are you too busy? Oh, I don't actually. I've got a smaller team here in work at the moment. So hopefully we'll see a couple back at the races like Roman Legion in a couple of weeks time. But for now, I'm just focused on playing A, B and C for the Bumbi Cup on the table. And just for those who if you go there, they have a cafe, which is on the, I think it's the south side down there. I'm going to tell you. Yeah. The best hot food you will ever. What are you throwing at? All right. The chips, chips, chips, the burgers, but everything is cold, everything is hot. Cupid you can get everything. I'm telling you now you do not, if you don't bring your own which you shouldn't, eat there. I'm telling you now, it is. And it's just a little bit away from the normal areas just tucked up, but we'll be busy because it will be where all the activations are. All right. Oh, just good enough for me. You had me at cafe. Yeah. Had you had burgers and all. Anything else before we let the go, Sarah Wall? No, I guess after the cafe is if everyone's feeling too warm, there's a Mr Wiki on course as well. So I can head there way. There after their perfect finish, perfect. Just a little palette cleanse that have been just what the kids need at 10 o'clock at night. Yes. I give Mr. Wippy. That's where I'm bedbied to I am. Tabs, that's real fun. I just play what are you really gambling with? Sarah, congratulations on everyone. Let's hope weather permitting and we'll be fine. It will be fine. I'll be sure you don't say that night. Bumbi, exactly. I will be long gone. I walked off the mat last year by you. That went through much worse. Thank you, Sarah. Enjoy and good luck with the magnificent storm. And everyone else down there there. She goes, she knows horses. She said she got a testic not be on an upset. Yeah. You know what? If she got tested, please make magnificent storm. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. What? I will run five laps of the Bumbi, Hanna's racing track. Not no. Ah! Made in WA for WR. So you know that the NBL Grand Final series, it's one day on Sydney to wipe the floor with Adolfo. Yeah. Whiped and bright now. Very strong talk out of Michael Randle, I think is a basketball journal and he is across his story that the unrest inside the Adelaide camp. Again? Yes. And apparently it's to do with the coach again and have a listen to DJ Vasilievich. He spoke on ESPN with Cain Pittman. After the Sydney, they played Melbourne Phoenix and they got a technical foul against Mike Wells. Have a listen to what DJ Vasilievich said about the coach? You know, we don't need that from Mike Wells. I think it was 14, 15 at the time and he keeps yapping to Mike A. And like that's not the guide to be talking to. Because as you say something wrong or something that's going to kind of threaten him, he's going to tell you up and he teed up John Brown and the end of the game as well. I'm with Ian Clark. So we're just going to hold each other to a higher standard and obviously Mike knows that and we'll speak about it later. You know, I practice but you just got to chill out and allow the game to keep going and we can ride the moment. That is a player talking about his coach, whether you agree or disagree. We don't need that from Mike Wells. Yapping. And he called him Mike Wells. Need a higher standard from Mike Wells. And we'll talk to him about that. Apparently it's got real nice. Well, it's got real nasty, real nasty. They'll be wiped out in three then. But first time, it's happened they already had a truce about all of that. Yeah, they got through all of this. And Mike's my man and all this sort of stuff and now all of a sudden that's happened again. Yeah, what did Bryce say to the MVP? I did you. I did you. No, I rolled with you. What does he say? He was saying stuff that was mean that we're so tight. He's never been tight with anyone else and he's all in tight lifetime. Well, we was falling off. Tomorrow I showed this team. I was the boss after. I was the boss after I showed this team. I could get blinded wide a couple of nights. I could get blind wide a couple of nights. I could get blind wide a couple of nights.

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. The hosts discuss upcoming guests and segments, including interviews with sports figures and community events.
  2. Conversation shifts to a cyclone (referred to as "Narell") approaching Western Australia, with speculation on its impact and local preparations.
  3. There is criticism of fuel companies for price gouging, alongside anecdotes about petrol shortages and consumer behavior.
  4. Lighthearted banter includes jokes, personal stories, and mentions of birthdays, historical events, and sports milestones.
  5. The show touches on local news, such as a playground launch at a racing club and potential disruptions to sports events due to weather.

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The transcription captures a lively breakfast radio show hosted by Scotty and Costa, featuring a mix of upcoming segments, guest announcements, and casual banter. The hosts highlight interviews with sports personalities like Chad Cornes and Justin Rodski, as well as community events such as the Bunbury Cup racing night and a new playground launch. A significant portion focuses on an approaching cyclone (humorously nicknamed "Narell"), with discussions on its potential effects, public preparedness, and humorous anecdotes from listeners.

The conversation also critiques fuel companies for alleged price gouging amid petrol shortages, sharing personal stories about refueling experiences. Throughout, the hosts interject jokes, birthday mentions, and historical tidbits, including references to Buddy Franklin's 1000th goal and Elton John's birthday. The tone remains informal and engaging, blending news, weather updates, and entertainment.

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Alio Galante is the feature guest on the show and the man behind Bowman Homes, a company known for building homes 'to be loved forever.'

The Bumbry Harness Racing Club is hosting the Bumbry Cup, Pacing Cup night, which includes a new playground for kids and is a major trotting event.

Cyclone Narell has caused the postponement of events in Geraldton, including the Sterling Senators round one, due to stadium damage and safety concerns.

The hosts express frustration over petrol price gouging, noting that fuel companies are selling old stock at high prices, and government efforts to control this are seen as ineffective.

Mike Hussey, known as 'Mr. Cricket,' is reportedly being courted to coach the Sydney Thunder in the Big Bash League, which may reduce his appearances on Fox Cricket.

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