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Podcast Kepler Bradley

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For all the people that listen out there and for those that haven't done so yet, next week I will be doing an interview with Kepler for the pod so if any of you have any questions that you would like asked, I will do my best to get them answered in the time we have available.

The interview will go up next week before the North home game.
 
For all the people that listen out there and for those that haven't done so yet, next week I will be doing an interview with Kepler for the pod so if any of you have any questions that you would like asked, I will do my best to get them answered in the time we have available.

The interview will go up next week before the North home game.
Why exactly does god hate him?
 

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Who was it that gave you the nickname "Fridge" and did it come about from your impeccable physic.
There were 3 children: Flower, Petal and Fridge.

Flower asked, "Mum, why is my name Flower?" to which she replied "Because a flower was the first thing to fall on you when you were born."

Petal asked, "Mum, why is my name Petal?" to which she replied "Because a petal was the first thing to fall on you when you were born."

Fridge said, "Herp derp dur" to which Fridge's mother replied "Shut up, Fridge."
 

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That is a good one, we have all read about Jesus walking on water.
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But we have picture evidence that Kepler swam on land.

Do you feel sorry for mere mortal footballers?

Did you have a laugh at the Kepler Bradley song - (a classic that really got stuck in your head!) Was that the only song played whilst you were in the gym??
 
1) I'd seriously like to know how much of an impact his knee injury had on him ending his career, and if he didn't have it, how much longer he feels he may have gone on, or was he comfortable that his time was up in any case. Before he did it, he was in good form for us and giving us good value in the role that Tabs is now basically doing, I for one reckon we certainly missed him.

2) What was Ross like as a coach? I know it's a cliché question, but I'd seriously like Kep's take on how he found him.

3) And finally, when they erect a statue of him in front of the new training facilities, would he prefer bronze or majestic imported marble crafted in the way the Roman's honoured their gods?
 
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Great idea Centies!!

My 2 cents worth:

1. Why did they take so long to finally name a space telescope after you?
http://www.space.com/6379-kepler-spacecraft-blasts-hunt-earth-worlds.html

2. what was it like when the engineers with their pocket protectors called time on your inter-planetary career of discovery and groundbreaking acrobatics?
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/16/s...-mended-but-may-never-fully-recover.html?_r=0
"NASA said Thursday that its celebrated planet-hunting Kepler spacecraft, which broke down in May when a reaction wheel that controls its pointing failed, could not be fixed and would never again search for planets around other stars."​

3. Was the telescope's remarkable resurrection after injury due to your pre- launch psychic coaching of the control modules? If so I bet it was a female module... (Look out for the Matt De Boer Mars telescope next...)
http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/...-replaces-broken-parts-with-magical-sun-power
"Over the past year, we’ve told the sad story of NASA’s Kepler space observatory, and how the failure of two vital components have resulted in the sad and premature retirement of humanity’s best tool for spotting Earth-like planets elsewhere in the universe. Just when all hope seemed lost, though, NASA has approved an ingenious plan to bring Kepler back"​
http://time.com/104575/kepler-spacecraft-lives-again/
"Broken machines don't always get a second act, but thanks to NASA scientists, the Kepler probe—one of the most successful spacecraft ever built—can continue its search for distant planets.
The Kepler telescope has just been resurrected by NASA, nearly a year after it was declared effectively dead, having lost its ability to orient itself with sufficient precision to do it’s job."​

4. Where did you find the energy to discover over 1,000 new planets in less than 6 years? And is it easier to make Judd look a fool than to find a planet?
http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2015/05/n...vered-1000-planets-in-its-quest-to-find-life/
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