Stuart Fox

A week after the Rams and 49ers walked off the hallowed turf, the best stadium in Australia is ready to host a Hawthorne Brisbane preliminary final tomorrow night.

The chief executive of the Melbourne Cricket Club is Stuart Fox.

Stuart, good morning and thanks for your time after an incredibly busy time, I'm sure.

Yeah, good morning, Sam.

All right.

Now there's a lot of texts.

We're with Stuart Fox here, who's the chief executive of the Melbourne Cricket Club, the transformation of the G, nothing short of staggering.

A lot of positive texts coming through around the, I guess the campus style ring of steel that you touched on off the top, Stuart.

[laughs] Well, yeah, '23 Ashes, um, was, uh, yeah, well, it was an incredible series, but the Lords test in particular, um, for those of you that, that, you listeners that remember, it ended in some controversy when Carry ran Bairstow out on the fifth day by throwing the ball back at the stumps.

Um, and again, I was- I was stood actually on the pavilion balcony at the top with, uh, Stuart Fox, who's the CEO of the, um, uh, the M- MCC, um, but not, not, not the Marylebone Cricket Club, the Melbourne Cricket Club.

So he's the CEO of the, um, MCG.

And we both stood on top of the pavilion and we watched this happen, uh, live.