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BH had the pleasure of seeing SD finest do that 84 job over EF first hand mate......got no probs watching it again......as long as we can watch the 2nd quarter of that game, the last quarter choke in the 2014 1st semi and the last 5 mins of the WP game last weekend......just seeing the faces of the SD fans in the crowd TBH would be worth the dosh spent ......very kind of you Swandog to have a whip round for me mate......but save your beer money big fella you might need it to ease your pain after Blakely and Hughes surgically create SD a new arsehole this weekend...pity Clancee aint playin TBH

Freezin wrote: BH had the pleasure of seeing SD finest do that 84 job over EF first hand mate......got no probs watching it again......as long as we can watch the 2nd quarter of that game, the last quarter choke in the 2014 1st semi and the last 5 mins of the WP game last weekend......just seeing the faces of the SD fans in the crowd TBH would be worth the dosh spent ......very kind of you Swandog to have a whip round for me mate......but save your beer money big fella you might need it to ease your pain after Blakely and Hughes surgically create SD a new arsehole this weekend...pity Clancee aint playin TBH

Mate I reckon there would be a fair few WP supporters who would like to see the replay from that last 10 minutes from Mondays game as well as they quite unbelievably we're flocking out the gates when we went 26pts up and missed their come from behind win!!

That Open Mike show was heavily edited. At one stage Sheehan said that after the break I will ask you about John Todd's influence on your career. When they came back from the ad Todd was hardly mentioned again.
It was Baker himself who brought up more about the WAFL at the time. He mentioned John Cooper and Phil Narkle.

Channel 7 think they are the home of WA football, why don't they do something similar over here now. Interview ex WAFL legends with Leon included and cut out the Victorian crap.

Cesspit wrote: That Open Mike show was heavily edited. At one stage Sheehan said that after the break I will ask you about John Todd's influence on your career. When they came back from the ad Todd was hardly mentioned again.

I remember that. I was waiting for that after the ad break, but it never came. Would have been good to listen too. That was a stuff up I thought. But overall that Open Mike programme is probably the most interesting show on TV. Better than anything Channel 7 have dished up over the last 40 years.

One of the best interviews Sheehan did was with Dermott Brereton & Mal Brown. Very good viewing.

jardine wrote:

Cesspit wrote: That Open Mike show was heavily edited. At one stage Sheehan said that after the break I will ask you about John Todd's influence on your career. When they came back from the ad Todd was hardly mentioned again.

I remember that. I was waiting for that after the ad break, but it never came. Would have been good to listen too. That was a stuff up I thought. But overall that Open Mike programme is probably the most interesting show on TV. Better than anything Channel 7 have dished up over the last 40 years.

One of the best interviews Sheehan did was with Dermott Brereton & Mal Brown. Very good viewing.

Jards,

My favourite was Wayne Swass, he spoke so well and suffered from severe depression for 10 years and brushed it aside until 1 particular training session at Sydney........ I will let you watch it to see what happened. I have been captivated by Open Mike over the past 6 weeks, all interviews are available on Youtube, I watch a few a day.

gday leedy'
yes I did see that Wayne Schwass interview. Absolutely brilliant and him opening up about Dennis Pagan proved why footballers still need hardline discipline to get success. If they want it bad enough, they need a thick skin.

Personally the Simon Beasley episode was my Open Mike favourite!

Baker may not have wanted to talk about Todd