"SANFL Insight" Tuesday 13 June

[CK]

Hi everyone,

Don't miss this Tuesday nights (8.30) show, when we feature a career retrospective interview with North Adelaide legend, Barrie Robran. This is a real highlight of our year so far, and a personal highlight for myself and new co-host John Nankivell. One not to be missed.

Cheers
Chris

[lesthemechanic]

be great..if I could get CK31

[Spiritof64]

Great! Would love to hear his memories from North Whyalla before he went to wherever it was.

[CK]

Spritof64 - we certainly cover this. It travels fairly well chronologically throughout his career.

[Adelaide Hawk]

Great! Would love to hear his memories from North Whyalla before he went to wherever it was.

Before he played Sheffield Shield cricket?

[Wedgie]

Fantastic show CK, I really enjoyed that, I'll never get tired of listening to Barrie talk.

[godoubleblues]

Fantastic show CK, I really enjoyed that, I'll never get tired of listening to Barrie talk.

I concur, great show, champion footballer and champion bloke
very humble person
good to see him acknowledge the C31 guys and the effort they are putting into publicising local footy

[Booney]

Top stuff Chris,one of the great sayings related to such greats as Robran "is its hard to be humble."What a stellar example of a person and player.

[CK]

This one was a personal highlight of the year for us, and Barrie was very generous with his kind words and willingness to discuss so many different aspects of his career. There has been a huge reaction to this show, so we are considering repeating it later on in the year. Life produces some true gentlemen of the game and this was certainly one of those nights.

[am Bays]

B Robran = Gentleman + Class

[CK]

On this week's show, join Chris Andrews, John Nankivell and myself as we discuss some interesting innovations with local footy. One idea we have raised from left field is the possibility of the SANFL programming a match in early September (a Friday night, Sat. afternoon or Sat. night game) at the Wayville Showgrounds, to coincide with the Royal Show. Entry would be gained through show entry, and it would be an ideal opportunity to hit a captive audience - right at the demographic the SANFL need to aim for, to create the next generation of SANFL fans. It may be a matter of a club sacrificing a lower drawing home game to take the opportunity to play in front of 7-10,000 fans, and takes the game right to the people. It is a very different idea and there are many logistics to work through, but is it worth considering?