Capalaba

And the only, the other thing too is, um, what I will say, uh, to the audience, and if anyone high up is listening, the only reason I'm interested is because I wanna be able to take my son or daughter to the greyhound races when they're old enough to go, and I, I want the sport to continue.

Like if, if I wasn't going to the Capalaba Dogs as a youngster, mate, I would not be sitting here today with that passion and love of going to the track and then betting on the greyhounds and then also, you know, watching the races with my pop and, and all of that.

So it's pretty special to me, greyhound racing.

I love it.

I'm not being the old critical of, oh, you know, I don't care about it.

I wanna know because I want it to thrive.

So speaking of Capalaba, uh, the Cup final wrap from Sunday, and they got a good crowd there too from all reports, which is great for the club.

There was a massive crowd there.

Um, anyway, it's super clean.

We got it through Think Cars here in Capalaba.

They were fucking awesome.

Um-

So, um, yeah, Mick, Mick covers the Sunshine Coast region.

Joe and I cover Brisbane, Moreton Bay, and we get down to Capalaba, Redland Bay when we can.

Yeah.

But yeah, it is, it is nice to have a brother covering a region because it-

The one outlaw was a difficult year for South.

But as you said, even the teams outside of the top four teams, like even Capalaba, in addition to Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast that you mentioned, it was a pretty even competition across.

Would anything in particular stand out for you? Great games, goals or the like?

Yes, Scott, that for my moment of the year actually goes to a couple of players from the FQ Academy QAS there.

That was Roland.

We bought tickets down at Capalabar Event Cinemas or BCC back in those days.

Bert's Carol and Coyle.

That's what I want.

[upbeat music] It's also a special day today for these Squiz Kids celebrating a birthday today.

CJ and Christopher from Dunsborough, Drew from Glen Waverley, William from Capalaba, and Aiden from Narre Warren.

And classroom shout-outs today go to Class 4B with Mrs.

Cotton at Holy Spirit Primary School in Kurri Kurri, Class 5W with Miss Weller at St. Augustine's Catholic Primary School in Sydney, and Class 4C with Mrs. Conroy at Central Coast Grammar School in Erina.