Who's in Quicksand? - Adelaide & Carlton (12.10.26)
Summary
The hosts discuss the Adelaide Crows' trade period struggles and Carlton's PR crisis following reports of drug use, emphasizing the need for professional athletes to act as responsible role models. They highlight Steve Smith's exceptional fielding in Durban and Kip Choge's marathon performance as examples of "annoyingly good" sportsmanship. The segment concludes with breaking news that Kaito Coleman has requested a trade from Brisbane to Essendon to secure regular playing time.
Topics discussed
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Quicksand: Adelaide Crows' trade period struggles
Quicksand: Carlton players' hospital incidents
Criticism of Graham Wright and drug use in AFL
Debate on player role models and drug risks
AFL drug policy, hair testing, and past cases
Victorian health statement and policy silence
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Annoyingly Good: Kip Choge's marathon performance
Annoyingly Good: Steve Smith's cricket highlights
Analysis of Steve Smith's fielding anticipation
Trade News: Kaito Coleman requests move to Essendon
Essendon's strategy and potential signings
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