Andrew Jarman

Okay.

I've already caused some issues because, as a few of you might know, I used to do a radio show with Bernie Vinson, Andrew Jarman, and I thought it would be a great idea to get all of us together again and play the pro-am on the Wednesday.

And then, so I organised Jazz, organised Bernie, and then Bernie came back to us a couple of days later and said, oh, actually, I'm playing in the SAFM team.

So Jazz is cut up rough and is not talking to Bernie now.

What is your rumour?

Yeah, I've got good mail that Andrew Jarman's looking to return to coaching.

Right.

In the great Southern Football League, and he's narrowed it down to three clubs.

Did they? Yes.

Gilwood Port Elliot? Mm-hmm.

If only someone here at Triple M had Andrew Jarman's number, we might be able to call

and check if this is true.

I'd hate to see West Adelaide lose him, but, you know, if they lose Murray Davis, they're going to have to frame a market and get someone.

Hello, Andrew.

G'day, guys.

How are you? Like almost everyone who listens to this show, I'm not a recruitment expert.

it's a gap they've got now take him by all means and I'm not saying for one moment they should be getting rid of Nick Murray in fact I'd love to keep him I reckon he's really good value and I think there's just a little bit of a form issue between him and one other player that causes you know one of them's always going to be out of the side Luke Pedler if Luke goes Luke goes as long as we get fair value for it that's fine but it just feels like we're not out there and we're not active And when I hear the word organic, mate, I think I'm hearing someone talk about a bag of fertiliser because that's about the value we seem to have got down there at the moment.

Yeah, you're right.

And Andrew, it is a good point because I've sat here for a number of years being very critical of the crows and what they do and I used to have a bloke called Mark Bickley sit there and say, Rowey, they're no better or no worse than any other club.

Everyone has hits and misses but When it's a journey of at least eight, nine, ten years with the same group and you're making the same mistakes and you miss so many first-round picks, and I don't profess to be an expert in list management.

That's how many bouncers I had in my career.

And the punchline of that is two of them was when Andrew Jarman was chasing me.

I took one and looked around, saw it was him.

I took another one.

made that up.

Did one of our great mates, one of the superstars and the legends of VFL AFL, Did Andrew Jarman

take the old Cockle

Divers to

So there is a, our colours are blue with a V with a tiny little star.

Now, Andrew Jarman is the biggest crow eater.

Yeah.

epitomizes the red and SA.

Very good to have me, fellas, and yeah, a bit of... bit cold in Argelong today

yeah yeah it's not really ideal weather yesterday wasn't bad for you fellas to turn on what was a it was a wonderful spectacle I know you you go about it with a lot of fun um during the day to put on these all-star games but it is still great for us old footy nuts to really see the skills of the game still performed and you were taking the p155 as well as Andrew Jarman and other greats of the game you look like you're having fun what do these days mean to you

It means a lot.

You get to obviously play with blokes like that who you played against.

Look, he's someone I idolised from a little kid because coming from Alice Springs, a lot of our players went from Alice to Adelaide.

So a lot of blokes, uncles, cousins played for North Adelaide and I was a big Andrew Jarman and Darren Jarman fan.

So, and you know, Craig McDermott, all the North Adelaide boys back in the day.

So the early 80s and all that.