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Speaker 1: We are talking all things state Jumper. The Victorian State Jumper is now for sale the Big V at the AFL stores two hundred and fifty dollars Chris for a state jumper five percent of the player, is it? I'd say zero zero Personally, No, I think fantasy.
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Speaker 2: You know what.
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Speaker 1: The second Australian one is not a memory of the EJ.
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Speaker 3: Whitten day that the lap of honor that EJ and his son did around the ground. We were all in the change rooms, so Graham's coach and we weren't aware of what was going on. And we're all in the change rooms getting ready for that, and all you could do was hear this raw And when they came back in and said what had happened? Yes and beIN done was almost a collective thought of going.
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Speaker 1: This No that Cornsey tells the story, Curls walked in and said, we will not win this game because there was so much emotion in the venue that you were. And then you're up against the greatest you know, plug a kick seven Garriott.
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Speaker 3: Since since nineteen eighty six, that's ninety ninety five, I hadn't beaten this, beaten him for nine years in a row.
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Speaker 1: So you know Law of Averages said that was the emotional trump. You just got me upset. All right, I'm upset that Sam Daddo, our producer, took his shirt off and put your jumper on. That's sacrilegious.
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Speaker 3: Well I'm glad he took my jumper off and put his own shirt back on, because it could do with a week or two in the gym.
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Speaker 1: Run around the shower to get wet, I say, Blake from then, yes or no, Blake, should we be able to buy the state jumper?
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Speaker 4: Definitely?
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Speaker 2: No, Guys.
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Speaker 4: Look, I think it's it's in this commercial commercialized as well, where everything's for sale. I think some things should be held sacred and something should be earned, and I think the players that have earned the right to wear that jumper, it's it's something that they hold very dear. I'm luckly myself to have one and yeah it's it's framed and on my wall, so yeah, I hold that. I cherish that because I end it.
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Speaker 1: What level did you play State footy? Blake?
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Speaker 4: We represent South Australia in the Masters IFL Masters competition.
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Speaker 1: Gotcha good only Blake, thank you for that. Lauren from Martin.
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Speaker 3: Just to jump in and congratulations to Blake. Yes, so how far do you extend it? I mean if young kids it's under twelves can wear it for primary school, Country's.
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Speaker 1: Fafteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, samdful State of Origin.
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Speaker 3: Team Country Masters.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so you know it's you know what with all durispects to masters, it's the it's the vanilla coke of the State Jumper. This is this is the original. This is the one that you should not buy. Thank you, Blake Lauren from Morphavale. Yes or no, Lauren, shall we buy the state Jumper? No?
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Speaker 5: But can I quickly say one of the things Stephen Kernerhan said no to that and also oh my god, the plattin Johnny Play and said no to it. And I have a picture on my wall from Eric Freeman that was that was given to me and he sent a picture out to me when as photo support pitos were lost and he sent a picture of the State Guernsey out to me personally, So I have that hanging on my wall. I think there are some people that cherished and honored the State Guernsey and I don't think it should be a salable item.
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Speaker 1: Good Onnie Lauren thank you for that. William from Mansfield Park. Yes or no, William. Should we be able to buy the state jumper?
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Speaker 6: Look high, Leathan high Chris. Basically, look, I reckon if you're allowed to wear out, you know, in public, there should be certain aspects of it that are restricted in regards to you know, bud jews or whatever they saw into it. If you get one that is an identical replica, you know what blakes and how it's sprayed on the wall, I think they should be setting those types of.
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Speaker 7: You know, ye memorabilia praying to put on a wall, not to be wearing around because you know, as one or two of us, your guests have said, or you're cooler sorry, you know, some players might feel as though, you know, you know, I'll work my backside off out here to to you know, wear these colors and to see if someone pay tw hundred and fifty bucks to you know where I just I say, no, ah.
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Speaker 1: Well I'm on fire here. This could be pans around the table for you. It's a little bit wayane to it. Oh, I'm not worthy. I'm not worthy of wearing the State jumper. You can have a licro version if you want put it up on your wall. But the woolen ones like you have that should just be for you, Matt and GAULA yes or no, Matt to the state jumper high Leaf.
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Speaker 8: Hi, Chris, it's a no from me, gentlemen. I just want to say, go to Bays as well.
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Speaker 3: While here Chross said, Matt, you almost got yourself out of it.
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Speaker 8: But look, we were at that ninety ninety five state game. It was unbelievable. My uncle Ray. Uncle Ray was actually very heavily involved with bfl AFL media in the early nineties and late eighties. He got us tickets to that game. We're actually sitting in the mcg members about fifteen meters away from where Neil Curley and E. J. Whitten had had their harger. Danny Frawley was on the boundary as well, and I can honestly say there was not a dry eye in the room that day from either side. But yeah, look, I think that the jumper is sack is is something to be cherished by the players. I find it a bit disappointing that the VFL have commercialized the Big V, and at the same time as well, I think the Big V is of a similar nature. It should be cherished by the players and something that remains really special to.
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Speaker 4: Those who wore it.
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Speaker 1: I agree with you. Thank you for that. For Zike. Come on, there's going to be somebody more yes or nodan on the state jumper.
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Speaker 9: Absolutely no, absolutely no.
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Speaker 1: I'm one game away from Chris Downtrout. Dean, Please, No.
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Speaker 9: You don't earn it. Man to earn it. It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter. You've got to earn it into you know, You've You've got to be one of the best.
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Speaker 1: Yes in your state. Yes, Dean, and you know what, Thank you Dean and Chris. You weren't it this If people like us, Dean and I and others who didn't earn it, and we're telling you you weren't it, that that should be yours to keep. That's sacred for you.
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Speaker 3: Here's your challenge with it the next two minutes. Ring Kernahan now and get him on and see what he says, See if he's changed and he's your love child.
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Speaker 1: I'm about to go six zero first set, and you're six zero now that's five?
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Speaker 2: Is that all?
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Speaker 1: Guess who gets the six zero? Call John mcgahann Portagusta, Yes or no. Johnny can't John, Yes or no?
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Speaker 8: Johnny his best, but no lessens the charity unless it's charity.
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Speaker 1: Oh asterix, Okay, thank you John. I'm not sure. I'm not happy with that. I love John, I'm not happy. I'm going to go. Zelko is going to go this? Zko? Are you getting me to six nil? Yes or no? For the jumper?
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Speaker 8: Yes for the jumper because like it's a state jumper. You can buy national jumpers of every team in the world.
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Speaker 9: What's the big deal?
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Speaker 1: You knew? I shouldn't have taken the world on zoo six one five per se. It's still a thrashing. But now I understand that, Zelko. You can you can buy soccer roofs top. You can you can buy an Australian rugby union top. You can buy a Boomers top if you want opals.
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Speaker 3: I get the romance, I get, I'll get all of it. No understand it. But times have changed, and you know if it's in demand, why wouldn't you?
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Speaker 1: Why wouldn't you because we haven't earned the right?
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Speaker 5: What?
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Speaker 1: Oh get me the six to one?
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Speaker 2: What O?
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Speaker 8: You're done?
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Speaker 4: They have two rowan diamond Back in the day used to sell those.
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Speaker 1: Jumpers, state jumpers. No, will I will no, I'll disagree with you there.
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Speaker 9: Rowan Downmon used to sell them upstairs there at Grenville Street.
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Speaker 1: Spent a bit of time there. I did what. I just goietly, okay what I thank you, and I'm sorry to cut you off. And I'm going to be late for the news at three o'clock, so I do apologize Meal, but we have to because the greatest football are in the history of the entire universe. He's on the phone, the great Stephen Kernahan Sticks very well. I'm here with your great.
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Speaker 2: Generous of you putting that way, and I'll just cut into your conversation. I'm not sure what the topic.
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Speaker 1: Let me just explain this to you, Sticks very quickly, because you're going to get the final vote on this. Because Chris came in watching three sixty last night. They're selling the Big V jumper to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of the Ted Witten Lap of Honor. I said to Chris, I don't think we should sell the state of Origin jumper for South Australia because it's too sacred and the only people that should own it are people like you and Chris Chris has changed his mind. He thinks it's to be available for the general public. You know punters like me from Mount Burr who can buy it. Yes or no? Sticks, Shall we be allowed to buy the South Australian State of Origin jumper or is it sacred for people like you?
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Speaker 2: Before? Before I say anything, I should say, listeners with great respect. We love the jumper there. We're a great bone and a great time putting it on. It was the greater stars at all. I phone with the footy park on Tuesdays. In the arts we ever had and we love them, but we can't hold onto the for everly. I know you are the great football supporters and most passionate blokes in the world, but if someone's got to have access to a one day bone, I can't live with it. All our laws, our passions there, we love that jumper, but maybe someone else needs to have one here and there?
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Speaker 3: Maybe well said, and what we did do a leath is we really like the night of the state after the game, Yes, we thrived off.
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Speaker 1: You feel we would have been amazing. Sticks. I've now changed my mind because you said it. You're the best Sticks. Thank you appreciate it for the best there is. Uh, you know, I'm not religious, but there's like God, Right, Stephen, I'm going to Good Seed. How can you win six to two? You like I've just forfeited injury wise. Thank you, Chris. Thanks for coming in news time for three or two
Speaker 1: We are talking all things state Jumper. The Victorian State Jumper is now for sale the Big V at the AFL stores two hundred and fifty dollars Chris for a state jumper five percent of the player, is it? I'd say zero zero Personally, No, I think fantasy.
00:00:18
Speaker 2: You know what.
00:00:19
Speaker 1: The second Australian one is not a memory of the EJ.
00:00:22
Speaker 3: Whitten day that the lap of honor that EJ and his son did around the ground. We were all in the change rooms, so Graham's coach and we weren't aware of what was going on. And we're all in the change rooms getting ready for that, and all you could do was hear this raw And when they came back in and said what had happened? Yes and beIN done was almost a collective thought of going.
00:00:47
Speaker 1: This No that Cornsey tells the story, Curls walked in and said, we will not win this game because there was so much emotion in the venue that you were. And then you're up against the greatest you know, plug a kick seven Garriott.
00:01:00
Speaker 3: Since since nineteen eighty six, that's ninety ninety five, I hadn't beaten this, beaten him for nine years in a row.
00:01:05
Speaker 1: So you know Law of Averages said that was the emotional trump. You just got me upset. All right, I'm upset that Sam Daddo, our producer, took his shirt off and put your jumper on. That's sacrilegious.
00:01:15
Speaker 3: Well I'm glad he took my jumper off and put his own shirt back on, because it could do with a week or two in the gym.
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Speaker 1: Run around the shower to get wet, I say, Blake from then, yes or no, Blake, should we be able to buy the state jumper?
00:01:28
Speaker 4: Definitely?
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Speaker 2: No, Guys.
00:01:30
Speaker 4: Look, I think it's it's in this commercial commercialized as well, where everything's for sale. I think some things should be held sacred and something should be earned, and I think the players that have earned the right to wear that jumper, it's it's something that they hold very dear. I'm luckly myself to have one and yeah it's it's framed and on my wall, so yeah, I hold that. I cherish that because I end it.
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Speaker 1: What level did you play State footy? Blake?
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Speaker 4: We represent South Australia in the Masters IFL Masters competition.
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Speaker 1: Gotcha good only Blake, thank you for that. Lauren from Martin.
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Speaker 3: Just to jump in and congratulations to Blake. Yes, so how far do you extend it? I mean if young kids it's under twelves can wear it for primary school, Country's.
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Speaker 1: Fafteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, samdful State of Origin.
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Speaker 3: Team Country Masters.
00:02:31
Speaker 1: Yeah, so you know it's you know what with all durispects to masters, it's the it's the vanilla coke of the State Jumper. This is this is the original. This is the one that you should not buy. Thank you, Blake Lauren from Morphavale. Yes or no, Lauren, shall we buy the state Jumper? No?
00:02:50
Speaker 5: But can I quickly say one of the things Stephen Kernerhan said no to that and also oh my god, the plattin Johnny Play and said no to it. And I have a picture on my wall from Eric Freeman that was that was given to me and he sent a picture out to me when as photo support pitos were lost and he sent a picture of the State Guernsey out to me personally, So I have that hanging on my wall. I think there are some people that cherished and honored the State Guernsey and I don't think it should be a salable item.
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Speaker 1: Good Onnie Lauren thank you for that. William from Mansfield Park. Yes or no, William. Should we be able to buy the state jumper?
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Speaker 6: Look high, Leathan high Chris. Basically, look, I reckon if you're allowed to wear out, you know, in public, there should be certain aspects of it that are restricted in regards to you know, bud jews or whatever they saw into it. If you get one that is an identical replica, you know what blakes and how it's sprayed on the wall, I think they should be setting those types of.
00:03:57
Speaker 7: You know, ye memorabilia praying to put on a wall, not to be wearing around because you know, as one or two of us, your guests have said, or you're cooler sorry, you know, some players might feel as though, you know, you know, I'll work my backside off out here to to you know, wear these colors and to see if someone pay tw hundred and fifty bucks to you know where I just I say, no, ah.
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Speaker 1: Well I'm on fire here. This could be pans around the table for you. It's a little bit wayane to it. Oh, I'm not worthy. I'm not worthy of wearing the State jumper. You can have a licro version if you want put it up on your wall. But the woolen ones like you have that should just be for you, Matt and GAULA yes or no, Matt to the state jumper high Leaf.
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Speaker 8: Hi, Chris, it's a no from me, gentlemen. I just want to say, go to Bays as well.
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Speaker 3: While here Chross said, Matt, you almost got yourself out of it.
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Speaker 8: But look, we were at that ninety ninety five state game. It was unbelievable. My uncle Ray. Uncle Ray was actually very heavily involved with bfl AFL media in the early nineties and late eighties. He got us tickets to that game. We're actually sitting in the mcg members about fifteen meters away from where Neil Curley and E. J. Whitten had had their harger. Danny Frawley was on the boundary as well, and I can honestly say there was not a dry eye in the room that day from either side. But yeah, look, I think that the jumper is sack is is something to be cherished by the players. I find it a bit disappointing that the VFL have commercialized the Big V, and at the same time as well, I think the Big V is of a similar nature. It should be cherished by the players and something that remains really special to.
00:05:39
Speaker 4: Those who wore it.
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Speaker 1: I agree with you. Thank you for that. For Zike. Come on, there's going to be somebody more yes or nodan on the state jumper.
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Speaker 9: Absolutely no, absolutely no.
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Speaker 1: I'm one game away from Chris Downtrout. Dean, Please, No.
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Speaker 9: You don't earn it. Man to earn it. It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter. You've got to earn it into you know, You've You've got to be one of the best.
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Speaker 1: Yes in your state. Yes, Dean, and you know what, Thank you Dean and Chris. You weren't it this If people like us, Dean and I and others who didn't earn it, and we're telling you you weren't it, that that should be yours to keep. That's sacred for you.
00:06:28
Speaker 3: Here's your challenge with it the next two minutes. Ring Kernahan now and get him on and see what he says, See if he's changed and he's your love child.
00:06:39
Speaker 1: I'm about to go six zero first set, and you're six zero now that's five?
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Speaker 2: Is that all?
00:06:44
Speaker 1: Guess who gets the six zero? Call John mcgahann Portagusta, Yes or no. Johnny can't John, Yes or no?
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Speaker 8: Johnny his best, but no lessens the charity unless it's charity.
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Speaker 1: Oh asterix, Okay, thank you John. I'm not sure. I'm not happy with that. I love John, I'm not happy. I'm going to go. Zelko is going to go this? Zko? Are you getting me to six nil? Yes or no? For the jumper?
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Speaker 8: Yes for the jumper because like it's a state jumper. You can buy national jumpers of every team in the world.
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Speaker 9: What's the big deal?
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Speaker 1: You knew? I shouldn't have taken the world on zoo six one five per se. It's still a thrashing. But now I understand that, Zelko. You can you can buy soccer roofs top. You can you can buy an Australian rugby union top. You can buy a Boomers top if you want opals.
00:07:38
Speaker 3: I get the romance, I get, I'll get all of it. No understand it. But times have changed, and you know if it's in demand, why wouldn't you?
00:07:46
Speaker 1: Why wouldn't you because we haven't earned the right?
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Speaker 5: What?
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Speaker 1: Oh get me the six to one?
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Speaker 2: What O?
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Speaker 8: You're done?
00:07:53
Speaker 4: They have two rowan diamond Back in the day used to sell those.
00:07:58
Speaker 1: Jumpers, state jumpers. No, will I will no, I'll disagree with you there.
00:08:05
Speaker 9: Rowan Downmon used to sell them upstairs there at Grenville Street.
00:08:09
Speaker 1: Spent a bit of time there. I did what. I just goietly, okay what I thank you, and I'm sorry to cut you off. And I'm going to be late for the news at three o'clock, so I do apologize Meal, but we have to because the greatest football are in the history of the entire universe. He's on the phone, the great Stephen Kernahan Sticks very well. I'm here with your great.
00:08:31
Speaker 2: Generous of you putting that way, and I'll just cut into your conversation. I'm not sure what the topic.
00:08:37
Speaker 1: Let me just explain this to you, Sticks very quickly, because you're going to get the final vote on this. Because Chris came in watching three sixty last night. They're selling the Big V jumper to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of the Ted Witten Lap of Honor. I said to Chris, I don't think we should sell the state of Origin jumper for South Australia because it's too sacred and the only people that should own it are people like you and Chris Chris has changed his mind. He thinks it's to be available for the general public. You know punters like me from Mount Burr who can buy it. Yes or no? Sticks, Shall we be allowed to buy the South Australian State of Origin jumper or is it sacred for people like you?
00:09:11
Speaker 2: Before? Before I say anything, I should say, listeners with great respect. We love the jumper there. We're a great bone and a great time putting it on. It was the greater stars at all. I phone with the footy park on Tuesdays. In the arts we ever had and we love them, but we can't hold onto the for everly. I know you are the great football supporters and most passionate blokes in the world, but if someone's got to have access to a one day bone, I can't live with it. All our laws, our passions there, we love that jumper, but maybe someone else needs to have one here and there?
00:09:44
Speaker 3: Maybe well said, and what we did do a leath is we really like the night of the state after the game, Yes, we thrived off.
00:09:52
Speaker 1: You feel we would have been amazing. Sticks. I've now changed my mind because you said it. You're the best Sticks. Thank you appreciate it for the best there is. Uh, you know, I'm not religious, but there's like God, Right, Stephen, I'm going to Good Seed. How can you win six to two? You like I've just forfeited injury wise. Thank you, Chris. Thanks for coming in news time for three or two
