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Tom Harley

Tom Harley

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Nov 6, 2026

Caroline WilsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
32:24
I think it began long before Matthew Pavlich became CEO and Dean Cox became coach.
Caroline WilsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
32:30
And I think that the fact that Tom Harley, who's now at the AFL and was CEO and before that footy boss, and John Longmire, who I just mentioned, many years their coach, I think the fact... that they have been, I'm told, personally shattered by this and looking at themselves as they should be.
Caroline WilsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
32:48
And everyone who's been at that club should be.
Adam WhiteHOST
32:50
So that was from the Don't Shoot the Messenger podcast with Caroline Wilson and also Corey Perkins.
Caroline WilsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:06
I think it began long before Matthew Pavlich became CEO and Dean Cox became coach.
Caroline WilsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:12
And I think that the fact that Tom Harley, who's now at the AFL and was CEO and before that footy boss, and John Longmire, who I just mentioned, many years their coach, I think the fact... that they have been, I'm told, personally shattered by this and looking at themselves as they should be and everyone who's been at that club should be.
Kane CornesHOST
4:33
So pretty strong there, isn't it? A couple of things I took out of that has been a hidden secret for some time at Sydney.
Kane CornesHOST
4:41
And Heaney's been living a dual reality, pretending to be one thing, but essentially being another was pretty strong.
Kane CornesHOST
4:49
And the fact that John Longmire and Tom Harley, those that ran the footy club for a long period of time, personally shattered by this and a wake-up call for the footy club.
Kane CornesHOST
4:59
Hard to...
Kane CornesHOST
5:00
Look, I don't have the specific details like Caro clearly does on the Hidden Secret and the Heaney situation, but hard to argue with any...
Caroline WilsonHOST
29:28
I think it began long before Matthew Pavlich became CEO and Dean Cox became coach.
Caroline WilsonHOST
29:34
And I think that the fact that Tom Harley, who's now at the AFL and was CEO and before that footy boss, and John Longmire, who I just mentioned, many years their coach, I think the fact...
Caroline WilsonHOST
29:45
That they have been, I'm told, personally shattered by this and looking at themselves as they should be.
Caroline WilsonHOST
29:52
And everyone who's been at that club should be.
Rob CameronHOST
13:45
That's the important part.
Rob CameronHOST
13:47
He's the Tom Harley of the club.
Rob CameronHOST
13:48
Might not be the best, but he's the best leader.
ChrisHOST
13:50
Love it.
Lauren CranstounGUEST
61:48
We've also got an eye on how we have competitive balance and how we base those rules in the system and ultimately have to try and balance all of those different priorities to try and accomplish as many of the wish lists as we'd like to see delivered from our broadcast partners, from our fans, from clubs, ultimately with an overarching approach of trying to maximise the number of fans that get to watch and go to games.
Adam WhiteHOST
62:19
Tom Harley made an interesting point yesterday in the press conference talking about how he really wanted to listen to the fans.
Adam WhiteHOST
62:27
And I've got to say, looking at the fixture, it does feel that has happened.
Adam WhiteHOST
62:32
How do you listen to the fans?
Lauren CranstounGUEST
3:11
We've also got an eye on how we have competitive balance and how we base those rules in the system and ultimately have to try and balance all of those different priorities to try and accomplish as many of the wish lists as we'd like to see delivered from our broadcast partners, from our fans, from clubs, ultimately with an overarching approach of trying to maximise the number of fans that get to watch and go to games.
Adam WhiteHOST
3:41
Tom Harley made an interesting point yesterday in the press conference talking about how he really wanted to listen to the fans.
Adam WhiteHOST
3:49
And I've got to say, looking at the fixture, it does feel that has happened.
Adam WhiteHOST
3:54
How do you listen to the fans?
Sam EdmundHOST
3:39
You might not have taken a lot of the fixture in, but Grant Thomas, that's a sort of tweet.
Kane CornesHOST
3:44
You're up with Tom Harley.
Kane CornesHOST
3:45
Tom
Sam EdmundHOST
3:45
O's tweet.
Sam EdmundHOST
3:46
Nice of Tom Harley to look after both the cats and the swans in the fixture.
Sam EdmundHOST
3:50
You know, with the fixture, you see what you want to see, I reckon.
Sam EdmundHOST
3:53
Yeah, I reckon too.
Sam EdmundHOST
3:45
Harley? Tom O's tweet.
Sam EdmundHOST
3:46
Nice of Tom Harley to look after both the cats and the swans in the fixture.
Sam EdmundHOST
3:50
You know, with the fixture, you see what you want to see, I reckon.
Sam EdmundHOST
3:53
Yeah, I reckon too.
Tim GineverHOST
10:13
Very happy with that.
Tim GineverHOST
10:13
Here is the Chief Operating Officer of the AFL, Tom Harley, and what the focus was.
Tom HarleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:20
We're very focused on ensuring we get the balance right between history and traditions and also putting on the best product at the best slots.
Tom HarleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:26
The season's starting obviously in Sydney on a Wednesday, over to Perth on the Thursday and the Friday night game.
Barry CarpGUEST
14:04
So Laura Kane is part of the AFL visit every club in their board cycle every year.
Barry CarpGUEST
14:12
And so we had the AFL visit Laura Kane, but we also had Andrew Dillon and Tom Harley and a bunch of other AFL executives come and visit as they do to every club every year to give an assessment of what's going on in the AFL.
Barry CarpGUEST
14:29
and also the AFL-W, which Laura did and gave us a terrific update on the plans and what's going on in AFL-W.
Barry CarpGUEST
14:37
So it was a routine board call that the AFL do with every club.

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