League bosses exchange zingers while McLachlan schmoozes TV moguls at the G. | OPINION by Noel Towell and Kishor Napier-Raman
Apparently, Kearney asked Albanese what he did before politics, to which Albanese replied “not much”.Goyder also said in his speech that a former PM had called a national security council meeting in the third quarter one year “I suspect because of boredom”, but told Albanese he doubted Geelong fanwould attend if he pulled the same stunt this year, unless the Cats were being flogged.It’s not easy to pull a face out of a 100,000-strong crowd, especially someone who doesn’t want to show their face.
CBD does feel, though, that Seven’s commentary team could have been a teeny bit more gracious to Murdoch. When the cameras picked up the trio, the men behind the microphones gushed about their own boss, Stokes, while if Murdoch Jr got a mention at all, it was decidedly muted.Murdoch and wife Sarah arrived late and left early.
Still the early departure spared the two TV tycoons an awkward conversation about the soft-ish TV ratings for Saturday’s game.Earlier on the big day, North Melbourne’s traditional Grand Final Breakfast brought Albanese and Opposition Leaderinto the same room with lots of big names from the footy world including former Kangaroos coach
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