Guinness

Here's the pitch to Hubbell.

He hits the first ball, down the foul line of the Guinness bottle.

Listen, Warren, I don't want the radio audience to think I'm kidding.

You tell me if I'm-

I'd be delighted to see you.

Uh, why don't you come in?" Anyway, one of them was called Paul McGuinness.

Right.

And I said to him rather casually, "Good, good afternoon, Mr. McGuinness.

Where are you, uh, where are you coming from?" He said, "Well, I know I may not sound absolutely, uh, absolutely like it, but I'm actually an Irishman, and I'm coming from Dublin, and I'm bringing a band called U2." I remember...

I do remember saying to him, "You...

What? You too? How, how do you do that? Y-O-U T-W-O?"

[laughs]

And that is referenced in this episode, so it's good you brought it up.

Uh, and I can tell you that, uh, according to Guinness, the official number for Regis Philbin, who does hold the record-

Yeah

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Then we look at, again, interesting newcomers.

Our Adam McGuinness has got Thumann Maglorio second, last time out.

This one's probably more open, Fran.

Yeah, to a point.

Billy Lee, is of memory suspended this weekend or for a couple of days so she picks up what could be a good ride there on Tajak but again you're dealing with unknown quantities and you're gonna I'm gonna have to stick with the ones with experience and the best of that trio I mentioned PK is number seven mirroring for me uh three very good runs to date intertwining form with Bally Ski and Star Glory from that run on debut in July where he was a big eye catcher.

He ran a very good race Murren afterwards at Gorham Park and again wasn't beaten that far albeit a beaten favourite last time at Cork.

back to seven furlongs on a level track with the experience of them runs and i think he liked the poly track mirren i think sets a very good standard you mentioned robson's runner toj toj number 11 crack and run the handicap last time a snappyquist doing us a good turn but a toj was a much improved effort then for all he looked like he was on a high enough mark but he only got nailed inside the last couple of strides and at the top number two Tumana Glory, trained by Adam McGuinness, cracking run last time, stayed on strongly over six furlongs, doing his best working to finish another furlong at seven furlongs, will suit very well and he should be open to further improvement.

Number one, The pipe man has been a little bit disappointed for me following on from a very good debut run at Navan.

A few other bits and pieces as well.

Is this holding things up from a Hudson O'Keefe point of view and Finn McGuinness point of view? How does those deals sort of track whilst the Zach Butters one is still going?

Again, good real conversations, managers and other clubs.

But yeah, there's an awareness that we'll need to work out at least what path we're treading with Zach and then we can get more into the specifics on other players.

I think the Pies are going full bore to finish at least top six next year.

Should be an interesting ride.

There's another one here about Reef McGuinness being in Collingwood's best 23, who was injured in the back half of last year.

And another one as well from a Magpie fan.

Yes.

Yeah, but we have not heard back yet from Guinness.

I don't see how the clam chowder can be a record.

A lot of it ended up on his shirt.

I

think.

But the tomato sauce, I think, is going down in history as the first cigar event to break a Guinness Book of World Records.

Keep that in mind.