Do you think on that very subject that people are starting to take themselves too seriously these days? Was life 10, 20, 30 years ago more fun than it is today?

Yeah, I'm from a big family, as you know, Graeme.

I've got five older brothers, and I remember my oldest brother saying to me that the thing about life is that the older you get, the less serious some of those big moments become.

Yeah.

And you sort of think to yourself, I was worried about, you know, this happening or that happening.

And you go, you know, in hindsight, I shouldn't have been as concerned or worried.

And I think the best thing about that is to just keep looking at it.

There's always a tough nut.

What were you? The

early days of the credit unions taking it over.

Clown? Well, a lot of people said exactly that.

You wouldn't even have to wear a uniform.

That's right.

But it ended up being myself and a mate.

We were...

was a

Timmy G, what have you got on the show today?

It's, it's a lot of football because, uh, the two games are very close, of course.

They're both playing Saturday, Port Adelaide first over in Melbourne, and then Adelaide Crows home against the Gold Coast Suns.

So we'll cover that off with Scott Burns, uh, for the Crows, Sean Grigg for the Gold Coast.

Uh, Jimmy Allen coming on, and a lot of people know Jimmy Allen.

He, he played for North Adelaide, won three Magarey Medals.

Uh, played in the premiership with Norwood but he's a coach at St. Kilda now, so we'll talk to him about the Port game.

Wow.

What did you think of the chicken?

I reckon he should take up cooking.

Yeah.

Open a restaurant, you think? He's got a flair for it, that man.

Chris Jarmer, legend.

How good was that stuff? Oh, my gosh.

How do you think about putting that with that? I don't understand it.

may play.

What's coming up?

Well, the Adelaide Crows, uh, they're on a winning streak.

I think they've won six of their last seven, so they're in, uh, good form.

Since the bye as well they've played really good football, defeated Melbourne here.

Dan Curtin will come on and walk us through that one.

Uh, Port Adelaide, not so much.

A, a very disappointing night.

Mm-hmm

yeah, it's great.

Love it.

And it's great to see all the families get together and have all their little ones running around.

There's twins, there's triplets, there's quadruplets.

And, yeah, I love it.

It's amazing.

Crazy.

Oh, wow.

to 11

minutes.

Paradise by the dashboard line.

Paradise by the dashboard line.

Yeah, I knew where you were going.

No, it's too hard.

I reckon music is very much about the mood you're in.

We're going to get to the news with Mel

you

yes yes yes a big show of course lots happening had a uh well a hall of fame for the afl last night um two south australians into inducted there one i played with so the great tim evans kicked over a thousand goals so a worthy participant and david cantilla was a An absolute standout player for South Adelaide in their last premiership in 1964.

He was best on ground and, yeah, quite a unique character.

So great, great entries and both really well deserved.

But, of course, that saddened by the celebration of life for Neil Danaher today at the MCG.

And I've got to say, it certainly looked a magnificent ceremony that they had for him and everybody spoke.

incredibly well and uh it was it was just great to see and i think it's the way he would have loved everybody uniting and that's that's been the thing i don't know if you heard about the anonymous couple

Yeah.