Brendon Julian

Uh-

Brendan Julian has said it was the most hostile place to-

Mm

... to, uh, to come and tour.

So let's hope, let's hope that the stands start to fill.

Uh, Brendan Julian had said it was the most hostile place to, to, uh, to come and tour.

You'd be fielding at, you'd be fielding at fine leg and, uh, you'd be getting all manner of taunts.

When Steve Smith walked out for his first test match since the Sandpaper Gate series in South Africa, I went and positioned myself over underneath the, uh, the castle corner.

It's been a, it's been a long journey.

I've been with you from the start, from the Brendon Julian interview onwards.

[laughs]

Oh, wow.

Arundel Castle against the Duke of Norfolk 11.

In the innings break, we're all kicking footies out and Brendan Julian came out.

Yes.

And he kicks a very nice ball.

Dale, forty-two at twenty-two.

Julian, thirty-five at twenty-four.

Angel, thirty-one at twenty-one.

David Saker, 30 wickets, who never actually went on to play for Australia.

Mm.

You could see why the big Joe Angel supporters would be going, "Well, come on." Well, that was-

Especially when it's over in Perth, that next test, you know, where I- I'm not sure if Joe Angel was fit and raring or whatever, or Brendan Julian or whatever, but he's...

And, and I'm not kind of shitcanning Cook in saying this.