Jean van de Velde

A bit like Bathurst, it's one of those races or matches you're actually going to remember the loser, Bondi.

Is there a game you remember? I use Jean van der Velde as an example.

He didn't win, but that's all you remember.

These two events, that's what I'm going to remember in years to come.

Yeah, right? Um-

Like, I remember watching golf one afternoon, watching, uh, Jean Van de Velde.

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I just re- that was in 1999.

Now, Brennan got to seventh place after 36 holes at 14 to one for me.

Van de Velde was ninth after 36.

I had him at 140 to one.

Mm.

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Him and Jean Van de Velde-

Mm-hmm

... at the British Open.

That one's epic.

Mm-hmm

... uh, you have to go watch Jean Van de Velde.

There's never been a Frenchman to win a major, that I'm aware of.

Um, his big brother Nacho was there to console him at the back of the 18th, and even the iciest heart would have been melted by the scene of visibly upset big brother consoling his heartbroken younger brother.

And look, this isn't The Open Championship, but it kind of reminded me a little bit of Jean van de Velde.

Look, it's not as big a tournament as that, but I c- you kind of feel...

I hope I'm wrong.