Jamie Siddons

Well, you can go back to a few batters as well.

I mean, Darren Lehman, et cetera, Jamie Siddons.

There was a lot of batters that couldn't get a gig back in the day as well because of the loyalty to the people that were in the team at the time.

So it's a good discussion.

Anyway, so we get into the bloody rooms afterwards.

I might have told this story once before, but we get into the rooms and Jamie Siddons, he s- says, "All right." We're all sitting around having a beer.

He goes, "All right," um, you know, "Just, just as we go around the group, just say a, you know, the sentence you can think of about playing cricket with Bray." And Bluey, as you know-

[laughs]

... has got his hand in the air like he's in the classroom.

"No, I got, I got something.

I got something." [laughs] So much, you had Jamie Siddons is like, "All right, Georgie, what have you got about Bray?" He goes, "No, I got nothing about Bray," but he said, "Can I have your pads?"

No. [laughs]

A couple of underrated ones, mate.

Jamie Siddons, very unlucky.

Very unlucky, yeah, the South Australian.

Jay said, Boland

The Vics finally do it at 4.44pm. Victoria, two for 239.

Jamie Siddons, 124 not out.

The last game he'd ever played for Victoria.

And Wayne Phillips, aka the other Wayne Phillips, 91 not out.

...

Darren, Darren Ramshaw making 48 not out, and Jamie Siddons' dashing 50-

[laughs]

... against South Australia on a flat top.

Should have played, should have played at least one test, Jamie Siddons.

[laughs] So I, I would love to go back and grab all your old Sheffield Shield stories out of the Herald Sun arc- archives and read them.

Yep.

So, uh, yeah, that was Paul Nobes.

Jamie Siddons was from Victoria, from Robinvale, up near Tol Tol, up near Red Cliffs, up Mildura way.

Yep.

Uh, Peter McIntyre from Victoria, from Gisborne.