The Beston and Greenway NBL Podcast
Sep 29, 2026 · 1 hr 48 min · 10 segments
Beston and Greenway talk NBL Round 3. But they start at the MCG with Brisbane's three-peat, Fremantle's heartbreak and address the biggest issue in Australia right now... Wharfie Time. Then it's into…
Karl BestonHost
Sebastian GreenwayHostWhat were your thoughts on it? Well, first thing was I was completely stunned by it.
Like, you know, this is just like it's the classic, you know, when you, I don't know, if you watch a TV show with your – with your significant other, Carl, and they're always like, you know, you might get up to make a tea and you're like, oh, pause it.
This is a classic example of you need to see how it actually unfolds in the game to fully understand it and appreciate it in the moment.
But the thing that I said to you, and I've been pretty big on this for a long period of time, and I guess I think this shows like a generational shift in some ways because, and I referenced for you, you know, the Socceroos in particular.
I know that might seem a bit weird to go back to, Tony Popovich, but he pulled some similar kind of antics in my view at the world cup recently where, you know, he made the goalie switch from at Ryan.
He had Ella couldn't, it's not starting the second game after he was brilliant in the first game.
I used to think you could pull a tactical move or you could do a little tweak here and there and it actually would materially alter the result.
And I used to think I used to be a big believer in external motivations of things.
I've come to the view, really, that it's all about process, locking in systems.
What were your thoughts on it? Well, first thing was I was completely stunned by it.
Like, you know, this is just like it's the classic, you know, when you, I don't know, if you watch a TV show with your – with your significant other, Carl, and they're always like, you know, you might get up to make a tea and you're like, oh, pause it.
This is a classic example of you need to see how it actually unfolds in the game to fully understand it and appreciate it in the moment.
But the thing that I said to you, and I've been pretty big on this for a long period of time, and I guess I think this shows like a generational shift in some ways because, and I referenced for you, you know, the Socceroos in particular.
I know that might seem a bit weird to go back to, Tony Popovich, but he pulled some similar kind of antics in my view at the world cup recently where, you know, he made the goalie switch from at Ryan.
He had Ella couldn't, it's not starting the second game after he was brilliant in the first game.
I used to think you could pull a tactical move or you could do a little tweak here and there and it actually would materially alter the result.
And I used to think I used to be a big believer in external motivations of things.
I've come to the view, really, that it's all about process, locking in systems.
The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.
