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PonsfordMagpie said:
Barassi would be a great guest, and could cover the whole hour easily.

Some other good guests that Mike could have on:
  • Craig Bradley (Record games holder for Carlton and started his career at Port Adelaide in the SANFL)
  • Gary Dempsey (Brownlow winner and Bulldogs and North player)
  • Peter Daicos (The Macedonian Marvel and renowned for his goalkicker exploits)
  • Shane Crawford (Brownlow winner and played in the 2008 premiership)
  • John Cahill (Port Adelaide legend as a player and coach. Also briefly coached Collingwood in the 80s).
  • Barry Davis (Ex Essendon and North Melbourne player and premiership player with both clubs)
  • Carl Ditterich (St Kilda and Melbourne hardman)
  • Russell Ebert (SANFL legend)
  • Brad Hardie (This would ruffle feathers)
  • Robert Harvey (St Kilda legend and Brownlow winner)
  • Darren Jarman (Goalkicking magician and premiership player for the Hawks and Crows)
  • Alex Jesaulenko (Hall of Fame legend, Carlton premiership player and coach, renowned for his mark in the 1970 GF).
  • Paul Kelly (Swans legend and Brownlow winner)
  • Dean Kemp (Solid Eagles premiership player in the 1990s)
  • Chris Langford (Hawthorn premiership player and backman)
  • Nigel Lappin (Brisbane premiership player and renowned for playing in the 2003 GF with broken ribs)
  • Michael Long (Essendon premiership player and renowned for his off field work with Indigenous Australians).
  • Ross Lyon (Player and coach of multiple clubs)
  • Mick Malthouse (Been a few years since he's coached, so maybe his perspective has changed on things).
  • Peter Matera (West Coast legend)
  • Peter McKenna (Collingwood goalkicking legend)
  • Ian Nankervis (Geelong legend who played with the club from 1967 to 1983)
  • John Nicholls (Carlton and Hall of Fame legend)
  • Michael O'Loughlin (Swans player who played 303 games and kicked 521 goals)
  • Bernie Quinlan (Goalkicking legend of the 1970s)
  • Don Pyke (West Coast premiership player and Adelaide coach)
  • Richardson brothers (Wayne and Max)
  • Barrie Robran (SANFL legend)
  • Barry Round (Footscray, Sydney and Williamstown player)
  • Wayne Schimmelbush (Key member of North's 70s team under Barassi)
  • Michael Tuck (426 games and 7 time premiership player)
  • Tim Watson (One of the youngest players to debut, 3 time premiership player with Essendon and the father of Jobe Watson)
  • Murray Weideman (Collingwood premiership player and captain. Coach of Collingwood in a turbulent period in the 70s).
I'm sure he's asked Carey, Ablett Sr and Lockett to be interviewed, but they've all declined.
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John Todd - Sandover Medallist at 17, ACL at 18. All Australian five years later. Captain coach of Souths at 21. Coached six WAFL premierships, four pre-AFL, and coach of WC.
 
PonsfordMagpie said:
Barassi would be a great guest, and could cover the whole hour easily.

Some other good guests that Mike could have on:
  • Craig Bradley (Record games holder for Carlton and started his career at Port Adelaide in the SANFL)
  • Gary Dempsey (Brownlow winner and Bulldogs and North player)
  • Peter Daicos (The Macedonian Marvel and renowned for his goalkicker exploits)
  • Shane Crawford (Brownlow winner and played in the 2008 premiership)
  • John Cahill (Port Adelaide legend as a player and coach. Also briefly coached Collingwood in the 80s).
  • Barry Davis (Ex Essendon and North Melbourne player and premiership player with both clubs)
  • Carl Ditterich (St Kilda and Melbourne hardman)
  • Russell Ebert (SANFL legend)
  • Brad Hardie (This would ruffle feathers)
  • Robert Harvey (St Kilda legend and Brownlow winner)
  • Darren Jarman (Goalkicking magician and premiership player for the Hawks and Crows)
  • Alex Jesaulenko (Hall of Fame legend, Carlton premiership player and coach, renowned for his mark in the 1970 GF).
  • Paul Kelly (Swans legend and Brownlow winner)
  • Dean Kemp (Solid Eagles premiership player in the 1990s)
  • Chris Langford (Hawthorn premiership player and backman)
  • Nigel Lappin (Brisbane premiership player and renowned for playing in the 2003 GF with broken ribs)
  • Michael Long (Essendon premiership player and renowned for his off field work with Indigenous Australians).
  • Ross Lyon (Player and coach of multiple clubs)
  • Mick Malthouse (Been a few years since he's coached, so maybe his perspective has changed on things).
  • Peter Matera (West Coast legend)
  • Peter McKenna (Collingwood goalkicking legend)
  • Ian Nankervis (Geelong legend who played with the club from 1967 to 1983)
  • John Nicholls (Carlton and Hall of Fame legend)
  • Michael O'Loughlin (Swans player who played 303 games and kicked 521 goals)
  • Bernie Quinlan (Goalkicking legend of the 1970s)
  • Don Pyke (West Coast premiership player and Adelaide coach)
  • Richardson brothers (Wayne and Max)
  • Barrie Robran (SANFL legend)
  • Barry Round (Footscray, Sydney and Williamstown player)
  • Wayne Schimmelbush (Key member of North's 70s team under Barassi)
  • Michael Tuck (426 games and 7 time premiership player)
  • Tim Watson (One of the youngest players to debut, 3 time premiership player with Essendon and the father of Jobe Watson)
  • Murray Weideman (Collingwood premiership player and captain. Coach of Collingwood in a turbulent period in the 70s).
I'm sure he's asked Carey, Ablett Sr and Lockett to be interviewed, but they've all declined.
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Pretty shocking that he hasn't covered any of Dempsey, Nicholls, Jezza or Quinlan….all legends for mine.
 

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Angus Young said:
I'm guessing he asks a lot of these individuals listed in the previous two pages and I'm assuming many would politely decline.
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Or maybe even impolitely.
 
PonsfordMagpie said:
Barassi would be a great guest, and could cover the whole hour easily.

Some other good guests that Mike could have on:
  • Craig Bradley (Record games holder for Carlton and started his career at Port Adelaide in the SANFL)
  • Gary Dempsey (Brownlow winner and Bulldogs and North player)
  • Peter Daicos (The Macedonian Marvel and renowned for his goalkicker exploits)
  • Shane Crawford (Brownlow winner and played in the 2008 premiership)
  • John Cahill (Port Adelaide legend as a player and coach. Also briefly coached Collingwood in the 80s).
  • Barry Davis (Ex Essendon and North Melbourne player and premiership player with both clubs)
  • Carl Ditterich (St Kilda and Melbourne hardman)
  • Russell Ebert (SANFL legend)
  • Brad Hardie (This would ruffle feathers)
  • Robert Harvey (St Kilda legend and Brownlow winner)
  • Darren Jarman (Goalkicking magician and premiership player for the Hawks and Crows)
  • Alex Jesaulenko (Hall of Fame legend, Carlton premiership player and coach, renowned for his mark in the 1970 GF).
  • Paul Kelly (Swans legend and Brownlow winner)
  • Dean Kemp (Solid Eagles premiership player in the 1990s)
  • Chris Langford (Hawthorn premiership player and backman)
  • Nigel Lappin (Brisbane premiership player and renowned for playing in the 2003 GF with broken ribs)
  • Michael Long (Essendon premiership player and renowned for his off field work with Indigenous Australians).
  • Ross Lyon (Player and coach of multiple clubs)
  • Mick Malthouse (Been a few years since he's coached, so maybe his perspective has changed on things).
  • Peter Matera (West Coast legend)
  • Peter McKenna (Collingwood goalkicking legend)
  • Ian Nankervis (Geelong legend who played with the club from 1967 to 1983)
  • John Nicholls (Carlton and Hall of Fame legend)
  • Michael O'Loughlin (Swans player who played 303 games and kicked 521 goals)
  • Bernie Quinlan (Goalkicking legend of the 1970s)
  • Don Pyke (West Coast premiership player and Adelaide coach)
  • Richardson brothers (Wayne and Max)
  • Barrie Robran (SANFL legend)
  • Barry Round (Footscray, Sydney and Williamstown player)
  • Wayne Schimmelbush (Key member of North's 70s team under Barassi)
  • Michael Tuck (426 games and 7 time premiership player)
  • Tim Watson (One of the youngest players to debut, 3 time premiership player with Essendon and the father of Jobe Watson)
  • Murray Weideman (Collingwood premiership player and captain. Coach of Collingwood in a turbulent period in the 70s).
I'm sure he's asked Carey, Ablett Sr and Lockett to be interviewed, but they've all declined.
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I was sure Nicholls and Ditterich have been on. Daicos rings a bell.
 

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Rod Stroker said:
JJ seems like a decent bloke, and I always liked him as a player (tough ball winner) even though he played for the campaigners, but that was pretty bland interview.
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Forgiven him for the Blakey bump?

Agree flat last night even for a Bomber fan. Looking forward to another Bomber next week...70s full forward Geoff Blethyn
 
Cochblocked said:
Yeah another boring one. The Dale Morris one the week before was slightly better with the talk about battles with certain defenders but still this show has declined so much.
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Morris and JJ are good blokes and great players, but they're 2 of the most straight up no fuss footballers to have played, they're not really characters of the game with interesting stories to tell, hence why the last 2 weeks have been fairly vanilla. Frankly, this whole season has been like that if you include Ward from round 1.
 
TheGreatBarryB said:
Forgiven him for the Blakey bump?
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I'd actually completely forgotten about it until they showed it last night. It was a dog act, and JJ even admitted that he'd get 4+ weeks for it today as he jumped off the ground and deliberately hit him in the end.

It was 20 years ago... I'm over it.
 
Rod Stroker said:
I'd actually completely forgotten about it until they showed it last night. It was a dog act, and JJ even admitted that he'd get 4+ weeks for it today as he jumped off the ground and deliberately hit him in the end.

It was 20 years ago... I'm over it.
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“dog act” is a bit of an Over exaggeration fella.....

JJ said he didn’t go into the bump to hurt him on purpose but that he did brace for contact - it was a head clash. Johnson just came off it better.

most of the s**t done in that time period would get weeks now.
 
HirdsTheWord said:
“dog act” is a bit of an Over exaggeration fella.....

JJ said he didn’t go into the bump to hurt him on purpose but that he did brace for contact - it was a head clash. Johnson just came off it better.

most of the sh*t done in that time period would get weeks now.
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head clash. LOL!

yeah, JJ's shoulder clashed with Blakey's head, after he'd jumped off the ground to launch into him.

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Rod Stroker said:
He needs more blokes who were good players but also characters in the game. e.g Fev, Allen Jakovich, Ballantyne, Roughy..
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This. One of the most whirlwind AFL careers yet had such an impact. Amazing to think it was only 54 games but boy - could he turn a game on its head when in the mood and the delivery was right. Was very entertaining on The Front Bar but would like to see Mike tackle this one from a few angles.
 
Rod Stroker said:
head clash. LOL!

yeah, JJ's shoulder clashed with Blakey's head, after he'd jumped off the ground to launch into him.

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not to go much into a 15 yr old incident but you have cropped out the photo where the impact actually occurred and also you must be calling JJ a liar?

let it go lol
 
HirdsTheWord said:
not to go much into a 15 yr old incident but you have cropped out the photo where the impact actually occurred and also you must be calling JJ a liar?

let it go lol
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That shot is the actual point of impact. Previous obvious that Blakey's head is in line with JJ's shoulder.
 
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