Gary

Breakfast with Gary and Tim.

It's alright.

Good morning, everyone.

What a thought.

I think Martin O'Neill's a fantastic manager but he is getting a bit old and the pressure's quite intense Seemed to cope with it alright last season didn't he Gary?

Yeah but that's what I'm saying Maloney done most of the leg work I think and I'll take him in a flash absolutely but I think he could give the other guy a chance as well you know what I mean

well I would maybe that is the idea but the idea is Martin O'Neill is a fantastic manager if he comes in he'll win championships that's the way he is he's a great manager but Kenny obviously Kenny will live until he's 150 you know what I mean so that's the only thing thank you sorry we'll have to leave that I don't use that good but I don't know how I can achieve that well thank you to Gary we'll leave that there because we need to play this

Breakfast with Gary and Tim.

You're still in the onesie?

Are you still in the onesie, by the way, or not?

Yep, it was a great win and you got a great challenge ahead of you this week.

How do you feel about travelling to Bunbury to play a home game this weekend against the Dockers?

With all that going on in a different environment, is it hard in any way to actually concentrate on the matter at hand?

Talking about Bull, obviously Cam Zerha, is that the end of the experiment, do you think, of him playing back?

He went forward.

He just looked like he wanted to be back there closer to you.

George, you know, there's sort of like a fashionable haircut that's in the game at the moment, the fade or the raccoon, you can call it whatever you like, but George is still rolling with the Beatles-style cut.

Will he ever be influenced by these other people out there in AFL football and get his haircut in a different style, do you think, or not?

Breakfast with Gary and Tim.

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