The 2 people that made me support north back in 1998. My first memory was losing the grand final in 98 and crying so much as a 5 year old kid. It made it all much sweeter when we won the following year in 99 😃 great memories..
For someone who has never really liked you Wayne - albeit from afar, not without a touch of jealousy and with little real knowledge of you as a man - I must say that this interview really made me think. Who of us haven't made a mistake that they regret or wish they could take back? Who of us don't wish we hadn't done things or done things differently in our past? It must have been incredibly hard discussing 'that moment' with your old mentor and for that I admire you. Good luck with this new endeavour mate.
Spent many childhood days watching you and Jacko having those great battles on field. I'd wait all week for the Eagles vs Kangas games. You've made a few blues along the way but you get straight back up again, that's what matters. You're just as natural at interviewing as you were a footballer. To think this was your first yarn, is unreal. Keep it up duck💪💪 From a cattle farmer down on the South Coast of W.A
Was lucky as a teen to start watching North in the late 80’s and seeing Carey, Longmire, Schwatta and Super McCarthy play and Pagan mould this group. The early 90’s were the highlight of following North, after school Friday night, straight to the G with a bunch of mates and watch the Duck strut. Thanks for the memories.
Wayne I remember when I was an 18 year old nobody and you were North Captain and I ran into you in a pub in Whyalla, South Australia. I said hello and you stopped and had a beer and a yarn with me. You didn't have to and most wouldn't .of. You are a good fella, something I have never forgotten.
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts not a North supporter but it was awesome having a yarn with you in the pub in Whyalla. You were there fishing with mates. Snapper.
What I enjoyed most about this was the honesty of both men, it was like watching a father and son talk about life. Wayne was the best player I have seen in the AFL, Denis was a brilliant coach at the Kangaroos. I thank Wayne for what he gave AFL as the game moved to a truly national game from the mid to late 80's to late 90's. Thank you also Wayne for being direct and honest about what you believe in and for saying it how it is about footy.
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts Mate I reckon if you can get Glen Jakovich on to talk about the great Kangaroos v West Coast rivalry that would be great, some of the games played back then where intense footy matches, great coaches but also a healthy respect.
What a fantastic interview. As a lifelong Bombers supporter, it hurt how good you were (!), but gee my dad loved to watch you play. I never knew your childhood story and background and wondered why someone so talented would risk it all.. now it makes sense. Good on you for your ability to be honest with and about yourself. What a great coach and mentor Dennis is and was. Thanks.
We north supporters will forever be grateful for the wonderful joy that not only these 2 men but the whole team of that era gave us, the excitment and the pride we felt made us all stand taller and we wanted to talk footy, it not only gave us joy beyond belief , it made us live for footy. So many players were outstanding and most gave their all. Wayne i know you are serious about that being your greatest regret in life, and im sure it will remain that way, but as dennis said mate, you need to look down the barrel and say the words to stevo and us fans that you are sorry, not regret, there is a difference mate , a huge difference, in life people can be forgiven when one is truly sorry for their actions, but no one can get forgivness for a regret. People can regret they played the pokies, or gambled to much on a race and lost, but being sorry and asking forgiveness is what is needed, and i think that is what dennis alluded to. I will allways to this day defend you as the greatest player ive ever seen, with blighty a close second, but sorry is needed dude, dont make that another regret in your life ok. I wish you every success and thanks for the memories ( excuding the heartache ) and believe me when i say it hurt like hell to every blue and white on earth at the time, it was far bigger than just a f#$k believe me.
Myself not a North supporter, it was a very interesting interview with Denis. I admire him. Learnt some things which I didn’t know. In my view the whole interview was a success, TICK 👍
Magpie fan here but geez what a sensational episode. Who can ever forget the powerhouse North were in the 90’s? Duck is an absolute natural in his role as interviewer and seeing him here with Dennis was an amazing insight into those NM years. Fantastic podcast Wayne!
Lolololololoolololol you must be a friend or a bot. dazzle isn't naturally gifted in the art of interviewing..... for that, watch Andrew denton, Clive James, or borat from Kazakhstan.
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts how come you haven't asked me who I'd love to watch on your next podcast? Is it because I'm a woman? White? 5'5, 92 pounds, gorgeous radio green eyes? Is it because I'm Vietnamese studying in Australia? ;-)>
duck you've made mistakes but we still love you !!! i just found this podcast and have watched a few of them, it's a good formula, easy listening and interesting, there's no aggravation, not like in some other podcasts, it's a winning formula this podcast i think , well done, keep them coming !!!
Get down to NM and pull the boots on again 'Duck' I hold the record for oldest player in club history at 4 football clubs, still playing open age group, 2 seasons to go, 50 seasons, 63, started late, age 16 ☘️♥️😂
i always love how Dennis was/is a straight shooter and says it as it is not how we think it should be told, enjoying the insight Duck and am happy that you have found away to reflect and share some of your past and present chapters of life rather than just what the media feeds us .
Awesome chat, huge North supporter back in the day. The whole room was full of carey posters and north memorabilia. Watching the games from here in west Australia was my friday nights.
That felt like I was sitting at my Uncles House having a cup of tea and talking about old times. Genuine good chat and honoured that I got to hear it. Can't put it into words, but brilliance never can.
Shame Carey has always been brilliant,just look at all his outstanding apologies and deflection he has done {for groping a chick on the breasts look how he brilliantly deflected the fact by Victim Blaming and Shaming By Stating she had small tits anyway and he would say sorry if she wanted him too} also {doing Stevo's missus in the dunny } Victim blamed her for following him in Bashed cops and Bashed n Glassed his Girlfriend at the time Kate someone? She said she started it it was her fault she had it coming and his recent brilliant defence of his carrying white powder most call Cocaine but he deflects and denies {crushed up pain killers of course} and it Falling on a casino table ,,,,when the cocaine king is up n about., he can Rip Apart a whole footy club but he deflects by saying he wasn't sacked he left,,Brilliant denial its not just a river in Egypt its a cocaine Carey Deflection Technique,,,,,,,,,ah well they had small dicks anyway,,,Dennis Fagan would still suck him off with all his Hindsight and tell him ,go back to how you were thinking when you ploughed Kelli Stevens an who knows who else's partner then left his brilliant footy he played at Adelaide to bash police in the USA and Glassing his punching bag girlfriend Fake Kate in the face....KING CALAMITY The Truth Hurts when u dont deny and deflect
Its surprising that Wayne and Pagan never sat down to discuss what happened, even at the time it happened. I have a feeling Pagan was very disappointed in Wayne,
As a Collingwood supporter I think Wayne Carey probably was my favourite player going around in the 90s the kangas were a brilliant side I have never disliked Wayne for what happened it does 2 to tango I truly hope Wayne gets back in the media footy roll 🙏 good luck with things mate chin up you have thousands supporter out there Go kangaroos ❤
So refreshing to hear from your side of things, always used to people talking for you or about you, the way you conduct yourself on these podcasts really show a side I'm glad other's can see, keep it up mate, this will get big soon. You deserve the recognition 👏
Awesome to see you doing these podcast duck. Ive been a roos supporter my entire life and have very fond memories of how good we were under youre leadership in the 90s. I think corey mckernans mother had a footy store in glenroy, i had a birthday party there as a young bloke, and corey couldn't make it so they sent matthew cappuano instead to meet myself and my mates at the time, it was an experience ill never forget. ill also never forget in the 3rd quarter of the 99 flag when bruce macavaney said mckernans been quiet and needs to impose himself on the match, and kicked an aboslute bomb from the centre square. Hopefully we see north back up at the top sometime soon!
My 2 favourite afl people of all time. I cant thank Wayne and denis enough for giving me so many wonderful memories. My childhood was made up of watching carey on channel 7 Friday night at mcg. Thanks legends. Great podcast.
Only if you two Gentlemen knew how much joy you brought into our lives!! And only if you knew how much the real North Melbourne People care and love you two guys, I have no doubt you would look at the Word in a different light I've watched it 5 times already and enjoyed it immensely You two Gentlemen made every North Melbourne Supporter walk 10 ft Tall when you were leading our great Club We are indebted to you for Life!!!
Great show Wayne. About time we got football people speaking honestly and not reading from a cut-and-paste script. Just to note as a Cats fan I loved watching you play.
Stoked you’re doing this mate. Missing you on tv media but this is a better medium for people like you that what to speak their mind. Would love you to get Kingy on
Loved watching you play love listen to you commentate . Good on you for your honesty Duck . Just remember when it was good , it was very very good . Thanks for your honesty .
Great chat, regardless of who you support or who you think is right or wrong, the world would be a much better place if we simple humans could be honest with each other. Kudos to you both...
Great show Wayne, glad I came across it. Dennis is such a cool dude to listen to, great honest answers. I never followed you as a footballer, I love the Melbourne Football Club. Found I totally love you from listening to the triple M show, your great character shines through and fantastic football tactical knowledge. I found a great video of you verses West Coast Jackovich such epic battles of speed, strength and class, legendary stuff!!! Thank you.
Wonderful, refreshing and totally insightful! Thank you for pulling the wall down Wayne and giving us passionate football and people followers a glimpse into the world of VFL/AFL coaching and leadership. To hear Dennis speak to you one on one about past events in a public forum with no PR filters was nothing less than courageous and genuine on both parts. All the best with your future endeavors and thank you for sharing and creating one of the best footy/life online platforms!
That was a great interview & great to hear Denis and Duck talk about Old times the good and not so good. I'd like to see Carey come back to North in the future as a forward skills coach for Charlie Comben . Looking at Comben I like the way he attacks the footy going for his marks and he even looks a bit like a young Carey. If he ends up being half the player Wayne Carey was North would have a winner as a future key forward
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts I think they could finish as high as 14th-15th. They lack a bit of confidence and experience at the moment but I think they are capable of pinching a few more wins between now and end of the season. Usually in the second half of the season there is always upsets with lower teams getting unexpected wins . If they get 6 wins that would be a good result. I think they would have had won against Carlton on Good Friday had Ben McKay and Griffin Logue played in that game. McKay and Curnow for Carlton were the difference in that game kicking 10 goals between them. Logue has got a pretty good record against Curnow when he lined up on him as a Dockers player.
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts I thought North were very disappointing against Port Adelaide unfortunately on the weekend. I really thought they could have caused an upset in Tassie when Port were missing Charlie Dixon, Todd Marshall, & Darcy Byrne Jones. At the moment they have lost their confidence by losing 7 in a row after a fairly promising first 4 weeks.Alistair Clarkson is doing it a bit tough having one hand tied behind his back coaching while the Hawthorn scandal drags out. I still believe the Kangas can cause some upset wins in the second half of the season they just need a bit of luck and play 4 quarters of competitive footy. I believe any team that is rebuilding from the bottom up needs to aim to get a few wins and some upsets in a season regardless of how far behind they are in development phase to teams in the Top 4 and pushing for the top 8
Another great episode. As a Carlton supporter I’d like to apologise on behalf of them for the way they treated Dennis. They just didn’t let him do his thing. And Duck, you should consider a career in the media. You’re a natural! 👍🏻
Wayne, great interview with Dennis. Love the 1990's football, it was an exciting time. Congratulations to you Duck for being you, i look forward to your next podcast. Well done, mate.
I miss the one on one contests. As a dees fan, I loved the early days of neitz playing at chb on you, duck and then ingerson when you knocked us out in the 98 prelim. Reckon we would’ve done the crows that year
Wayne, Duck Thank you ! It was really great to see you and Dennis speaking across a range of feel good, and not so great topics, really happy to see you have found such a good place after a long time, please get back to Arden Street, the place needs you, wonderful memories of the 90's and the Roos brand of footy, cheers mate, Dave
Lol, for a moment there I thought I was gonba grab a quick coffee with Duck 😂 Definitely Dermie, the two best chf of the past 40 years, differing eras with some overlap, opponents, best team mates, most underrated players in respective teams, and why foot skills now, imo, are no where near where they should be, except for a few teams ...... Cheers Dave
Good one Duck. Was a good chat and good to see that you can cop it on the chin when it is deserved. For the record, there was nothing better at a game than when the full forward was dragged back and Denis opened the ' paddock'.
It would have been great to hear a bit about his life outside football since he stopped coaching. He became a real estate agent and horse trainer. How did he find the transition?
G'day Duck, hope you're well! Definitely Fev, Bruce McAvaney, Chris Judd, The Chief, Dane Swan or Ben Cousins I would love to see. Thoroughly enjoying the podcasts so far, such amazing value.
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts In 1993, I went to footy Park to watch Crows play North. We won by 2 points. Modra kicked 10 and took the mark of the year. People were starting to take notice of your ability at the time. I was 7 years old at the time and just remember people talking about this player at North who was an incredible player. That was my favourite North moment. Just the hype around that game.
Best of luck with your podcast, Wayne. You've a lot to offer, in many respects. Tip: ignore the critics and naysayers... dime a dozen. (Blues supporter).
Love to see this stuff mate, please keep it up. As a life long Roos fan you were my absolute hero when I was growing up, to the point where you were on my doona cover. Watching your life unfold when I was growing up was tough, but to this day you have shown me that despite hardships one can rebound and get their life back on track. Thankyou for your example, you are a truly great man.
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts For me, watching the 96 and 99 grand finals were special as I loved buying the Herald Sun the next day to get the WEG posters. They, in part, inspired my love of drawing. Also the 2001, r16, match is burned in my memory even though we lost. There was a point in time when you were rumoured to be visiting my home town of Creswick along with Matthew Capuano and the boys (My mother grew up with his sister). I waited at the pub you were going to be at to get your signature. You had some other business that night if I recall, but I still got to meet Corey Mckernan which was very special.
We all want to hear from former players and getting some insight about who they are and about decisions made in the footy world that people don't know about. That includes selections, positions, fights etc... Views on opposition players. What went down on the ground. That's what people want to listen about. We don't want people trying to be comedians. Keep it fresh and get lots of guests. It doesn't have to be footballers always.
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts Has political correctness killed the characters in Football. And people should not be cancelled for making mistakes in life. Inclusion and Diversity has destroyed football commentary. Everyone I know can’t stand Kelly Underwood commentary, you have to mute and turn the radio on. You can tie that in with 1 big question 😁.
@@nigelkelly8016 “diversity and inclusivity “ is the most EXCLUSIVE concept . You’re accepted as long as you have the same opinions as them. Crock of shit
I hated North, hated them because they were everything I wished my team was. Jealousy is a real thing and only now as I am older and thanks to CZcams I can actually sit and watch the way you took games apart and just giggle and enjoy how good you were Duck and how good North were. I watched a night game a while back North v Hawthorn (Duck v Chief more to the point) and I throughly enjoyed it. I love footy now, but there’s nothing like a game where 2 key forwards at each end demand the footy and carry their respective teams and supporters on their backs.
It would be great for you to interview the likes of Ricky Nixon, Gary ablett snr and Ben cousins who can open up and be more candid about the incredible highs and lows they faced and how they are trying their best to turn their lives around. Wouldn't have been easy for you to chat with Dennis on this sensitive topic but job well done
Would prefer to see you interview Ablett Snr. I know he's pretty reclusive but it would be great to see you and him talk about a variety of things including how fame affects someone and how to cope with the expectations
I was very young when Carey was playing and had heard the hype living in WA not understanding it. Then I saw him play a game in the wet. Noone on the ground could hold onto the ball or kick it and it was a mess. Except for Carey who played like it was a nice sunny afternoon. Then I realised
Wow I can't believe you're finally doing a podcast. This has come full circle for me following North as a 10 year old with Carey as my hero. Like most of the North supporters I felt betrayed over the Anthony Stevens saga and the club has never found success since. You were lucky that Laidley was the leader for that 2003 team because I feel like every North player should have targeted you in that game but instead the whole team became wimpy and you had free rein to kick goals and poke your tongue out. It was all left to Archer & Stevo with some light shoving from Colbert who even shook your hand after the biggest betrayal you could commit at a footy club. Justice did not prevail and you even got a lifeline at the Crows who welcomed you with open arms. Round 6, 2003 was the most embarrassing night for North Melbourne, a bunch of wimps who didn't stick up for a legend in Anthony Stevens. Poor Stevo has become like Billy Brownless, a gutless simp who has a beer with you and even allows you to argue with him. I doubt you would allow that to happen Duck, if someone banged your wife I'm pretty sure you would seek revenge forever and especially on the field where you were extremely tough. Never the less my memories of 1993 to 2001 are great and it was the best era of football that will never be replicated.
And just exactly what would you have liked to occur, mate? Nobody was bad/tough enough to intimidate Wayne Carey, simple. You saw him take on the entire Essendon backline, in numerous scuffles. I feel the exact same pain, as you. However, bagging Leigh Colbert is not cool. He bled for the NMFC. Look at Darcy Moore nowadays. He's a bloody tough star, but he's not your in your face enforcer. Seeking revenge doesn't always work out. Look at the recent Freo v WB match, where Rory Lobb was targeted. How did that go? Goals were being kicked, whilst 6 Freo defenders worried about Lobb. It did stuff all, and Freo got pumped. Different circumstances, but there's still a game of footy to be won. Pinning the lack of success and/or Premierships to Carey's departure is absurd, in my opinion. It's not like the club hasn't made and/or won finals, in that time. Consecutive Prelims in 14 + 15, then 9-0 start in 2016. It's been downhill since, due to inept backroom operators.
@@fosjam6421 I explained it but never said go outside the rules, although a few errand coathangers, bumps or just general intimidation would have been great. They did more of it in round 1 the next year but it was too late. - yes he was legendary for standing up to Barnard, Wallis, Wellman etc, some great games against Essendon. - Colbert is a gun, I'm saying that I wouldn't have shaken Carey's hand, at least the rest of the team didn't do that. Try and be objective on each point, no one questioned Colbert's career. - Watt & Brown were big dudes and yeah the other guys weren't fighting types, but a stand had to be made. - Lobb totally different compared to the biggest story of 2002 that carried over to the next season. - North went from 7 straight prelims and premierships to mostly outside of the 8 since 2000. - The finals you mentioned North finished 6th & 8th and had some good finals but not really a stable contender for the flag.
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts Get me on the podcast, I could ask you questions all day about 90's footy 😄 Guests - Any North player from the 90s, especially Archer, Laidley, Adrian McAdam, Mick Martyn, Pickett. would love to hear your thoughts on the following - Ant Middleton, Gary Dhurrkay, why did stevo yell at Daniltchenko in the 97 prelim. - why did you have a falling out with Mick Martyn? - did you target players when you hit them or just frustration eg kane johnson, ben hart, fitzroy player in 94 - thoughts on Shannon Grant? - thoughts on Melbourne players gambling? - why is david king towing the line so much when he was the biggest trash talker on the field?
Its a real shame Wayne has had such character flaw’s throughout his life because he’s been one of the greatest players as well as a brilliant commentator and footy analyst. So much charisma despite the character flaws
Ok Wayne I’m going to send you a list of players or ex players I think you should have on your podcast Nothing to do with north Melbourne. And please let me know if you want a proper musical intro to your podcast to make it sound original mate. I’ll do it for nothing But you need it.
Podcasts...... Ayrton, what's your role ? Who else is there behind the scenes? How did the poorly titled youtube channel "Wayne Carey The Truth Hurts Podcast" come about? Who was the brainchild? Can't wait til Jeff French comes on at 9PM tomorrow night!
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts lolololoololololololololol I don't think so,but he seems like a sweet kid. Wayne, I reckon if you have Stevens on, the roos may not need clarkson. Wodiya think?
Sounded more like "dazzle" wanted to talk..... Ayrton, "the ugly thruth...... with dazzle, aka Wayne Michael Carey " .... wodiya think? I can set up a meeting with my people.
....truth should be a given You expect it in the irrelevant male nonsense of the AFL but during the Pandemic, there was silence, cowardice and compliance.
Go you roo boys instill think carey would play a great role one day for the roos to much talented wasted ....... Denis pagan the goat great podcast ......... I Rember the day it happen been a blood white blood blue ,it was heart breaking for Anthony hope your doing well imagine Cory Cary Allison Simpson Mickey Archer Kingi what a combo you guys put your sht aside for the sake of the club life to short Perth WA trust me I know ........ It still hurts 🙏
Wayne you may not believe this, but you can save the club once again, now dont get a big head, but if you were to put your hat in to coach the roos, i would bet my left nacker it would generate 20,000 plus in membership, and when success follows and it will, under your leadership, then not only would people let the past settle , but again would your loyalties to the club be justified and your contributions be fully recognised not only at the club but also the afl would have no choice but to elevate you to where you belong, at the very top. The longer you put it off, the more the club bleeds. Get in their and redeem yourself duck, be the king carey that you once were. The club needs you more than ever. My father died in 2015 and was buried in a casket painted in total of the nothmelbourne football club emblem and colors.
Van Paul everyone makes mistakes in life and sometimes people do things beyond mistakes.But remember that Unforgiveness & hate is like a cancer. Id like to see Stevens & Carey & Archer become friends again later in life. Maybe they won't become best friends but if a friendship between them and Archer can happen at a later stage in life It would be a positive thing.All those North footballers are part of North Melbourne folklore,they are premiership brothers in football terms
Wayne trying to rewrite history 😄 You didn't beat the Bombers twice in 93, only once in R15. Surely Denis biggest regret was berating Schwass & Archer after the 97 prelim. The same game that Stevo started yelling at Daniltchenko in front of the St Kilda players.
The 2 people that made me support north back in 1998. My first memory was losing the grand final in 98 and crying so much as a 5 year old kid. It made it all much sweeter when we won the following year in 99 😃 great memories..
For someone who has never really liked you Wayne - albeit from afar, not without a touch of jealousy and with little real knowledge of you as a man - I must say that this interview really made me think. Who of us haven't made a mistake that they regret or wish they could take back? Who of us don't wish we hadn't done things or done things differently in our past? It must have been incredibly hard discussing 'that moment' with your old mentor and for that I admire you. Good luck with this new endeavour mate.
Brilliant comments, appreciate you!
These two men gave me the greatest experience as a kangaroo supporter throughout the 90's... Thank you! Great chat.
legend appreciate you
How did you feel when he quit?
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts lolololoololololololololol you don't even know his starsign.
As an Essendon supporter, this was a very insightful interview. Always admired you from afar Wayne.
who's your fave bombers player?
Spent many childhood days watching you and Jacko having those great battles on field. I'd wait all week for the Eagles vs Kangas games.
You've made a few blues along the way but you get straight back up again, that's what matters.
You're just as natural at interviewing as you were a footballer. To think this was your first yarn, is unreal. Keep it up duck💪💪
From a cattle farmer down on the South Coast of W.A
Fond memories as a North supporter through the 90s.
Took it for granted.
We will come back!
I hope so Wayne 👍
Was lucky as a teen to start watching North in the late 80’s and seeing Carey, Longmire, Schwatta and Super McCarthy play and Pagan mould this group. The early 90’s were the highlight of following North, after school Friday night, straight to the G with a bunch of mates and watch the Duck strut.
Thanks for the memories.
Wayne I remember when I was an 18 year old nobody and you were North Captain and I ran into you in a pub in Whyalla, South Australia. I said hello and you stopped and had a beer and a yarn with me. You didn't have to and most wouldn't .of. You are a good fella, something I have never forgotten.
Appreciate you mate, what was your favourite north memory?
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts not a North supporter but it was awesome having a yarn with you in the pub in Whyalla. You were there fishing with mates. Snapper.
Snapper, good eating
What I enjoyed most about this was the honesty of both men, it was like watching a father and son talk about life.
Wayne was the best player I have seen in the AFL, Denis was a brilliant coach at the Kangaroos.
I thank Wayne for what he gave AFL as the game moved to a truly national game from the mid to late 80's to late 90's.
Thank you also Wayne for being direct and honest about what you believe in and for saying it how it is about footy.
Thanks Shane that is truly much appreciated. The nationalisation of the game was so good to see. Who Would you like to see on next?
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts Mate I reckon if you can get Glen Jakovich on to talk about the great Kangaroos v West Coast rivalry that would be great, some of the games played back then where intense footy matches, great coaches but also a healthy respect.
Great idea Shane we are going to ask
The King and see if he can do it!
What a fantastic interview. As a lifelong Bombers supporter, it hurt how good you were (!), but gee my dad loved to watch you play. I never knew your childhood story and background and wondered why someone so talented would risk it all.. now it makes sense. Good on you for your ability to be honest with and about yourself. What a great coach and mentor Dennis is and was. Thanks.
Appreciate you mate, always best to speak from the heart
We north supporters will forever be grateful for the wonderful joy that not only these 2 men but the whole team of that era gave us, the excitment and the pride we felt made us all stand taller and we wanted to talk footy, it not only gave us joy beyond belief , it made us live for footy.
So many players were outstanding and most gave their all.
Wayne i know you are serious about that being your greatest regret in life, and im sure it will remain that way, but as dennis said mate, you need to look down the barrel and say the words to stevo and us fans that you are sorry, not regret, there is a difference mate , a huge difference, in life people can be forgiven when one is truly sorry for their actions, but no one can get forgivness for a regret.
People can regret they played the pokies, or gambled to much on a race and lost, but being sorry and asking forgiveness is what is needed, and i think that is what dennis alluded to.
I will allways to this day defend you as the greatest player ive ever seen, with blighty a close second, but sorry is needed dude, dont make that another regret in your life ok.
I wish you every success and thanks for the memories ( excuding the heartache ) and believe me when i say it hurt like hell to every blue and white on earth at the time, it was far bigger than just a f#$k believe me.
Myself not a North supporter, it was a very interesting interview with Denis. I admire him. Learnt some things which I didn’t know.
In my view the whole interview was a success, TICK 👍
awesome Darren, right back at you. Who would you like to see on the pod next?
Magpie fan here but geez what a sensational episode. Who can ever forget the powerhouse North were in the 90’s? Duck is an absolute natural in his role as interviewer and seeing him here with Dennis was an amazing insight into those NM years. Fantastic podcast Wayne!
Appreciate you John and go pies. Who would you love to see on the show next?
Lolololololoolololol you must be a friend or a bot. dazzle isn't naturally gifted in the art of interviewing..... for that, watch Andrew denton, Clive James, or borat from Kazakhstan.
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts how come you haven't asked me who I'd love to watch on your next podcast? Is it because I'm a woman? White? 5'5, 92 pounds, gorgeous radio green eyes? Is it because I'm Vietnamese studying in Australia?
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@@bigboybruce1992ur a flog mate
Richmond supporter here, one of my favourite commentators on AFL.
duck you've made mistakes but we still love you !!!
i just found this podcast and have watched a few of them, it's a good formula, easy listening and interesting, there's no aggravation, not like in some other podcasts, it's a winning formula this podcast i think , well done, keep them coming !!!
Appreciate you Fred! Who you want to see on the poddie next?
Wayne Carey, one of the best footballers of all-time! Coming from a Pies fan, Great podcast.
appreciate you mate, who you want to see on the poddie next?
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts I reckon Ben Cousins would be unreal!
Let’s try get him on!
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts Bloody oath, all the best to you legend!👍
Get down to NM and pull the boots on again 'Duck'
I hold the record for oldest player in club history at 4 football clubs, still playing open age group, 2 seasons to go, 50 seasons, 63, started late, age 16
☘️♥️😂
I used to go to North games just to see Duck play, and I’m a Richmond supporter, really enjoying this podcast can’t wait to hear more
appreciate a Tigers supporter, what was your fav north/richmond memory?
This Podcast is becoming a favourite of mine. Keep up the great content Wayne.
Snoddy you legend! Welcome to #thetruthhurts family brother! Who you want to see the King interview next?
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts you gotta get Gary Ablett Jr on. He's a legend of the game. Good luck
Totally agree Snoddy let’s get him on!
Great episode. Very interesting.
i always love how Dennis was/is a straight shooter and says it as it is not how we think it should be told, enjoying the insight Duck and am happy that you have found away to reflect and share some of your past and present chapters of life rather than just what the media feeds us .
appreciate you
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts Thanks for the response that's really epic!!! Would love to hear about the contests and how you guys went about it 😁👍 Cheers!
Back at you Ben!!!
Awesome chat, huge North supporter back in the day. The whole room was full of carey posters and north memorabilia. Watching the games from here in west Australia was my friday nights.
That felt like I was sitting at my Uncles House having a cup of tea and talking about old times. Genuine good chat and honoured that I got to hear it. Can't put it into words, but brilliance never can.
Shame Carey has always been brilliant,just look at all his outstanding apologies and deflection he has done {for groping a chick on the breasts look how he brilliantly deflected the fact by Victim Blaming and Shaming By Stating she had small tits anyway and he would say sorry if she wanted him too} also {doing Stevo's missus in the dunny } Victim blamed her for following him in Bashed cops and Bashed n Glassed his Girlfriend at the time Kate someone? She said she started it it was her fault she had it coming and his recent brilliant defence of his carrying white powder most call Cocaine but he deflects and denies {crushed up pain killers of course} and it Falling on a casino table ,,,,when the cocaine king is up n about., he can Rip Apart a whole footy club but he deflects by saying he wasn't sacked he left,,Brilliant denial its not just a river in Egypt its a cocaine Carey Deflection Technique,,,,,,,,,ah well they had small dicks anyway,,,Dennis Fagan would still suck him off with all his Hindsight and tell him ,go back to how you were thinking when you ploughed Kelli Stevens an who knows who else's partner then left his brilliant footy he played at Adelaide to bash police in the USA and Glassing his punching bag girlfriend Fake Kate in the face....KING CALAMITY The Truth Hurts when u dont deny and deflect
Its surprising that Wayne and Pagan never sat down to discuss what happened, even at the time it happened. I have a feeling Pagan was very disappointed in Wayne,
@@tubester4567 Ya, don't say! Of course, he was disappointed in him. There'd be something wrong if he wasn't
@@dickiesdocos Right but Im saying I think he blamed wayne more than he did in public where he tried to stay neutral.
As a Collingwood supporter I think Wayne Carey probably was my favourite player going around in the 90s the kangas were a brilliant side
I have never disliked Wayne for what happened it does 2 to tango I truly hope Wayne gets back in the media footy roll 🙏 good luck with things mate chin up you have thousands supporter out there
Go kangaroos ❤
2 absolute footy greats. Gave me my greatest footy memories growing up as a kid watching North.
awesome, what was your number 1 favourite memory?
Pagan for President
Great podcast and coming from a carlton fan, you were probably my favourite player.
So refreshing to hear from your side of things, always used to people talking for you or about you, the way you conduct yourself on these podcasts really show a side I'm glad other's can see, keep it up mate, this will get big soon. You deserve the recognition 👏
appreciate you Donato, who would you like to see on the show next?
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts would love to see the man at the other end that you played with, the big man Micky Martyn.
Good call
great to see you back .
Awesome to see you doing these podcast duck. Ive been a roos supporter my entire life and have very fond memories of how good we were under youre leadership in the 90s. I think corey mckernans mother had a footy store in glenroy, i had a birthday party there as a young bloke, and corey couldn't make it so they sent matthew cappuano instead to meet myself and my mates at the time, it was an experience ill never forget. ill also never forget in the 3rd quarter of the 99 flag when bruce macavaney said mckernans been quiet and needs to impose himself on the match, and kicked an aboslute bomb from the centre square. Hopefully we see north back up at the top sometime soon!
Great comments mate and welcome to #thetruthhurts family brother
Awesome interview and some great questions being 90s football was the best
Just brilliant. Thank you.
My 2 favourite afl people of all time. I cant thank Wayne and denis enough for giving me so many wonderful memories. My childhood was made up of watching carey on channel 7 Friday night at mcg. Thanks legends. Great podcast.
awesome, what was your fav memory?
when carey kicked 7 goals in the first final against geelong in 1997 coming back from the shoulder injury. Showed the footy world who was boss.
Boss mode, love it!
Only if you two Gentlemen knew how much joy you brought into our lives!!
And only if you knew how much the real North Melbourne People care and love you two guys, I have no doubt you would look at the Word in a different light
I've watched it 5 times already and enjoyed it immensely
You two Gentlemen made every North Melbourne Supporter walk 10 ft Tall when you were leading our great Club
We are indebted to you for Life!!!
brilliant Asip, who would you like to see on the show next?
%100 agree still reminisce about those great days.
Great interview
Can you both come back to north. We all love both you blokes.
Great show Wayne. About time we got football people speaking honestly and not reading from a cut-and-paste script.
Just to note as a Cats fan I loved watching you play.
love that, who would you love to see on the show next?
Stoked you’re doing this mate. Missing you on tv media but this is a better medium for people like you that what to speak their mind.
Would love you to get Kingy on
Let’s get him!
This content is great. A wonderful interview with two Titans of the game.
Good conversation thanks for sharing this with the world 🙏🏼
thank you
Great podcast,thank you.
Great episode can’t wait for the next !!
love it Crow, who's your fave Kangaroo?
Loved watching you play love listen to you commentate . Good on you for your honesty Duck . Just remember when it was good , it was very very good . Thanks for your honesty .
Great chat, regardless of who you support or who you think is right or wrong, the world would be a much better place if we simple humans could be honest with each other. Kudos to you both...
awesome, who would you like to see on the show next?
Great interview. 2 of the best to ever do it at North Melbourne. And great topics covered, some new things as opposed to what is usually spoken about.
legend Aaron, who was your 3 fav players at north?
Great show Wayne, glad I came across it. Dennis is such a cool dude to listen to, great honest answers. I never followed you as a footballer, I love the Melbourne Football Club. Found I totally love you from listening to the triple M show, your great character shines through and fantastic football tactical knowledge. I found a great video of you verses West Coast Jackovich such epic battles of speed, strength and class, legendary stuff!!! Thank you.
appreciate you, do you reckon we should get Jakovich on the show? What would you want Wayne to ask him?
Wonderful, refreshing and totally insightful!
Thank you for pulling the wall down Wayne and giving us passionate football and people followers a glimpse into the world of VFL/AFL coaching and leadership. To hear Dennis speak to you one on one about past events in a public forum with no PR filters was nothing less than courageous and genuine on both parts. All the best with your future endeavors and thank you for sharing and creating one of the best footy/life online platforms!
I enjoyed this episode. Congratulations on the podcast
back at you Stephen, who do you want to see on the pod next?
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts I'd like to see Glenn Jackovich on and them both discuss their rivalry
Let’s make that hsppen
Wayne, enjoyed the show, all the best
Good interview.
Used to love those North and Richmond Friday night games, Richo up one end and Duck up the other, great days. Great poddy, subscribed!
A totally enjoyable interview thanks Wayne and Dennis
appreciate you Andrew, who would you like to see on the show next?
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts Martin pike if available he was at my friends local footy club great fella to talk to
Nice call!
He’s got some guts bringing up the past. Great podcast
Yes I agree
loved it the podcast. dennis is all class from a cats supporter. oh by the way dennis thanks for the colbert/mooney swap much appreciated.
Thanks mate, Cats were a formidable opponent so many good players across the board, who was your favourite?
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts buddha hocking always will be. He was loved.
Love whiskas
That was a great interview & great to hear Denis and Duck talk about Old times the good and not so good. I'd like to see Carey come back to North in the future as a forward skills coach for Charlie Comben . Looking at Comben I like the way he attacks the footy going for his marks and he even looks a bit like a young Carey. If he ends up being half the player Wayne Carey was North would have a winner as a future key forward
fair call, where do you see north finishing this year?
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts I think they could finish as high as 14th-15th. They lack a bit of confidence and experience at the moment but I think they are capable of pinching a few more wins between now and end of the season. Usually in the second half of the season there is always upsets with lower teams getting unexpected wins . If they get 6 wins that would be a good result. I think they would have had won against Carlton on Good Friday had Ben McKay and Griffin Logue played in that game. McKay and Curnow for Carlton were the difference in that game kicking 10 goals between them. Logue has got a pretty good record against Curnow when he lined up on him as a Dockers player.
Brilliant comments
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts I thought North were very disappointing against Port Adelaide unfortunately on the weekend. I really thought they could have caused an upset in Tassie when Port were missing Charlie Dixon, Todd Marshall, & Darcy Byrne Jones. At the moment they have lost their confidence by losing 7 in a row after a fairly promising first 4 weeks.Alistair Clarkson is doing it a bit tough having one hand tied behind his back coaching while the Hawthorn scandal drags out. I still believe the Kangas can cause some upset wins in the second half of the season they just need a bit of luck and play 4 quarters of competitive footy. I believe any team that is rebuilding from the bottom up needs to aim to get a few wins and some upsets in a season regardless of how far behind they are in development phase to teams in the Top 4 and pushing for the top 8
Time to start channeling the shinboner spirit?
Another great episode. As a Carlton supporter I’d like to apologise on behalf of them for the way they treated Dennis. They just didn’t let him do his thing. And Duck, you should consider a career in the media. You’re a natural! 👍🏻
fair call, would you still want Denis coaching there now?
Could the young kids at footy clubs handle a coach like Dennis these days , duck?
Tough question, probably not
Wayne, great interview with Dennis. Love the 1990's football, it was an exciting time.
Congratulations to you Duck for being you, i look forward to your next podcast.
Well done, mate.
appreciate you Ian, who's the one guest you would love us to get on next?
Footy was at its best in the 90s
Boom!
I miss the one on one contests. As a dees fan, I loved the early days of neitz playing at chb on you, duck and then ingerson when you knocked us out in the 98 prelim. Reckon we would’ve done the crows that year
Towelled up Neitzy in the early days
An insightful and entertaining debut episode. I look forward to enjoying future installments. All the very best (from a Bomber fan).
Wayne, Duck
Thank you !
It was really great to see you and Dennis speaking across a range of feel good, and not so great topics, really happy to see you have found such a good place after a long time, please get back to Arden Street, the place needs you, wonderful memories of the 90's and the Roos brand of footy, cheers mate, Dave
Shout you a coffee anytime Duck, be great to meet you, cheers Dave
Thanks David, who would you like to see on the show next?
Lol, for a moment there I thought I was gonba grab a quick coffee with Duck 😂
Definitely Dermie, the two best chf of the past 40 years, differing eras with some overlap, opponents, best team mates, most underrated players in respective teams, and why foot skills now, imo, are no where near where they should be, except for a few teams ......
Cheers Dave
Love it
Good one Duck. Was a good chat and good to see that you can cop it on the chin when it is deserved. For the record, there was nothing better at a game than when the full forward was dragged back and Denis opened the ' paddock'.
It would have been great to hear a bit about his life outside football since he stopped coaching. He became a real estate agent and horse trainer. How did he find the transition?
true, good point, we will ask him next time. Who would you love to see on the show next?
Outstanding Duck, so many valuable insights shared! Love what you’re doing with this podcast, fantastic!
back at you Henry, who do you want to see on the pod next?
G'day Duck, hope you're well! Definitely Fev, Bruce McAvaney, Chris Judd, The Chief, Dane Swan or Ben Cousins I would love to see.
Thoroughly enjoying the podcasts so far, such amazing value.
Back at you Henry!
Great interview. I still can't believe we beat North in ' 98
tough one, what a game! What was your fav north footy moment?
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts In 1993, I went to footy Park to watch Crows play North. We won by 2 points. Modra kicked 10 and took the mark of the year. People were starting to take notice of your ability at the time. I was 7 years old at the time and just remember people talking about this player at North who was an incredible player. That was my favourite North moment. Just the hype around that game.
Modra!!!
Best of luck with your podcast, Wayne. You've a lot to offer, in many respects. Tip: ignore the critics and naysayers... dime a dozen. (Blues supporter).
Love to see this stuff mate, please keep it up. As a life long Roos fan you were my absolute hero when I was growing up, to the point where you were on my doona cover. Watching your life unfold when I was growing up was tough, but to this day you have shown me that despite hardships one can rebound and get their life back on track. Thankyou for your example, you are a truly great man.
right back at you Anthony, what was your best Roo memory?
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts For me, watching the 96 and 99 grand finals were special as I loved buying the Herald Sun the next day to get the WEG posters. They, in part, inspired my love of drawing. Also the 2001, r16, match is burned in my memory even though we lost. There was a point in time when you were rumoured to be visiting my home town of Creswick along with Matthew Capuano and the boys (My mother grew up with his sister). I waited at the pub you were going to be at to get your signature. You had some other business that night if I recall, but I still got to meet Corey Mckernan which was very special.
Next time for sure!!!!
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts If you are ever in Adelaide (Where I live now) I'll keep an eye out :)
G'day cousin Duck, hope you're going good take care. Pete Smith!!
The 2 best ever at North Melbourne!!! Fantastic Podcast!!
We all want to hear from former players and getting some insight about who they are and about decisions made in the footy world that people don't know about. That includes selections, positions, fights etc... Views on opposition players. What went down on the ground. That's what people want to listen about. We don't want people trying to be comedians. Keep it fresh and get lots of guests. It doesn't have to be footballers always.
Just an absolute legend thanks Duck
Enjoying the Postcasts Duck… different prospective or view from the great man Pagan
Subscriber number 430 here.4300 within a month
Great chat and insight Wayne, looking forward to the Sam Newman chat.
that would be cool Nigel, what's the number 1 question you would like Wayne to ask Sam?
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts Has political correctness killed the characters in Football. And people should not be cancelled for making mistakes in life. Inclusion and Diversity has destroyed football commentary. Everyone I know can’t stand Kelly Underwood commentary, you have to mute and turn the radio on. You can tie that in with 1 big question 😁.
We will keep this in mind!
Duck, Sammy Newman would be a great guest on. Would be superb
@@nigelkelly8016 “diversity and inclusivity “ is the most EXCLUSIVE concept . You’re accepted as long as you have the same opinions as them. Crock of shit
I hated North, hated them because they were everything I wished my team was. Jealousy is a real thing and only now as I am older and thanks to CZcams I can actually sit and watch the way you took games apart and just giggle and enjoy how good you were Duck and how good North were. I watched a night game a while back North v Hawthorn (Duck v Chief more to the point) and I throughly enjoyed it. I love footy now, but there’s nothing like a game where 2 key forwards at each end demand the footy and carry their respective teams and supporters on their backs.
Brilliant comments and welcome to #thetruthhurts family!
That was a fantastic side.. i always wonder how Tim McGrath ended up at Geelong..
What tough backman, we think he went back to local club Grovedale in Geelong and coached successfully
It would be great for you to interview the likes of Ricky Nixon, Gary ablett snr and Ben cousins who can open up and be more candid about the incredible highs and lows they faced and how they are trying their best to turn their lives around. Wouldn't have been easy for you to chat with Dennis on this sensitive topic but job well done
fair call, who would you like to see most as our next guest?
Would prefer to see you interview Ablett Snr. I know he's pretty reclusive but it would be great to see you and him talk about a variety of things including how fame affects someone and how to cope with the expectations
Great call!!!
Why did wayne give up his dog?the dog was a family member@@WayneCareyTruthHurts
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I was very young when Carey was playing and had heard the hype living in WA not understanding it. Then I saw him play a game in the wet. Noone on the ground could hold onto the ball or kick it and it was a mess. Except for Carey who played like it was a nice sunny afternoon. Then I realised
too kind, who do you want to see on the show next?
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts Hi. Andrew Krakour to talk about his football career thankyou
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Love the duck. Screw the haters!
Fucking wicked I love this stuff many thanks
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Who is next duck ??? This is a really good behind the scenes look at what happens
Is it every Thursday???
Pagan has not changed in appearance at all. He must have been in a good paddock.
Wow I can't believe you're finally doing a podcast.
This has come full circle for me following North as a 10 year old with Carey as my hero.
Like most of the North supporters I felt betrayed over the Anthony Stevens saga and the club has never found success since.
You were lucky that Laidley was the leader for that 2003 team because I feel like every North player should have targeted you in that game but instead the whole team became wimpy and you had free rein to kick goals and poke your tongue out.
It was all left to Archer & Stevo with some light shoving from Colbert who even shook your hand after the biggest betrayal you could commit at a footy club.
Justice did not prevail and you even got a lifeline at the Crows who welcomed you with open arms.
Round 6, 2003 was the most embarrassing night for North Melbourne, a bunch of wimps who didn't stick up for a legend in Anthony Stevens.
Poor Stevo has become like Billy Brownless, a gutless simp who has a beer with you and even allows you to argue with him.
I doubt you would allow that to happen Duck, if someone banged your wife I'm pretty sure you would seek revenge forever and especially on the field where you were extremely tough.
Never the less my memories of 1993 to 2001 are great and it was the best era of football that will never be replicated.
And just exactly what would you have liked to occur, mate? Nobody was bad/tough enough to intimidate Wayne Carey, simple. You saw him take on the entire Essendon backline, in numerous scuffles. I feel the exact same pain, as you. However, bagging Leigh Colbert is not cool. He bled for the NMFC. Look at Darcy Moore nowadays. He's a bloody tough star, but he's not your in your face enforcer.
Seeking revenge doesn't always work out. Look at the recent Freo v WB match, where Rory Lobb was targeted. How did that go? Goals were being kicked, whilst 6 Freo defenders worried about Lobb. It did stuff all, and Freo got pumped. Different circumstances, but there's still a game of footy to be won.
Pinning the lack of success and/or Premierships to Carey's departure is absurd, in my opinion. It's not like the club hasn't made and/or won finals, in that time. Consecutive Prelims in 14 + 15, then 9-0 start in 2016. It's been downhill since, due to inept backroom operators.
@@fosjam6421 I explained it but never said go outside the rules, although a few errand coathangers, bumps or just general intimidation would have been great. They did more of it in round 1 the next year but it was too late.
- yes he was legendary for standing up to Barnard, Wallis, Wellman etc, some great games against Essendon.
- Colbert is a gun, I'm saying that I wouldn't have shaken Carey's hand, at least the rest of the team didn't do that. Try and be objective on each point, no one questioned Colbert's career.
- Watt & Brown were big dudes and yeah the other guys weren't fighting types, but a stand had to be made.
- Lobb totally different compared to the biggest story of 2002 that carried over to the next season.
- North went from 7 straight prelims and premierships to mostly outside of the 8 since 2000.
- The finals you mentioned North finished 6th & 8th and had some good finals but not really a stable contender for the flag.
great chat, who would you like to see on the show next fellas?
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts Get me on the podcast, I could ask you questions all day about 90's footy 😄
Guests
- Any North player from the 90s, especially Archer, Laidley, Adrian McAdam, Mick Martyn, Pickett.
would love to hear your thoughts on the following
- Ant Middleton, Gary Dhurrkay, why did stevo yell at Daniltchenko in the 97 prelim.
- why did you have a falling out with Mick Martyn?
- did you target players when you hit them or just frustration eg kane johnson, ben hart, fitzroy player in 94
- thoughts on Shannon Grant?
- thoughts on Melbourne players gambling?
- why is david king towing the line so much when he was the biggest trash talker on the field?
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts Glen Jakovich, Anthony Rock or Greg Miller!!
Its a real shame Wayne has had such character flaw’s throughout his life because he’s been one of the greatest players as well as a brilliant commentator and footy analyst. So much charisma despite the character flaws
I miss my Dad Wayne and his words of wisdom stay close with Dennis Pagan
Ok Wayne I’m going to send you a list of players or ex players I think you should have on your podcast
Nothing to do with north Melbourne. And please let me know if you want a proper musical intro to your podcast to make it sound original mate. I’ll do it for nothing
But you need it.
Does anyone know what bomber Hamilton first name was
Amazing insight and honesty Duck and Dennis. Loved every minute… thanks boys 💙🤍
appreciate you James, what would you like to see next?
Podcasts......
Ayrton, what's your role ? Who else is there behind the scenes? How did the poorly titled youtube channel "Wayne Carey The Truth Hurts Podcast" come about? Who was the brainchild?
Can't wait til Jeff French comes on at 9PM tomorrow night!
Ayrton is the perfect Robin to Batman yeah?
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts lolololoololololololololol I don't think so,but he seems like a sweet kid. Wayne, I reckon if you have Stevens on, the roos may not need clarkson. Wodiya think?
Time will
Tell
@@WayneCareyTruthHurts I reckon Sally would make an interesting guest. Wodiya think?
Sounded more like "dazzle" wanted to talk.....
Ayrton, "the ugly thruth...... with dazzle, aka Wayne Michael Carey " .... wodiya think? I can set up a meeting with my people.
....truth should be a given
You expect it in the irrelevant male nonsense of the AFL but during the Pandemic, there was silence, cowardice and compliance.
Go you roo boys instill think carey would play a great role one day for the roos to much talented wasted ....... Denis pagan the goat great podcast ......... I Rember the day it happen been a blood white blood blue ,it was heart breaking for Anthony hope your doing well imagine Cory Cary Allison Simpson Mickey Archer Kingi what a combo you guys put your sht aside for the sake of the club life to short Perth WA trust me I know ........ It still hurts 🙏
Wayne you may not believe this, but you can save the club once again, now dont get a big head, but if you were to put your hat in to coach the roos, i would bet my left nacker it would generate 20,000 plus in membership, and when success follows and it will, under your leadership, then not only would people let the past settle , but again would your loyalties to the club be justified and your contributions be fully recognised not only at the club but also the afl would have no choice but to elevate you to where you belong, at the very top.
The longer you put it off, the more the club bleeds.
Get in their and redeem yourself duck, be the king carey that you once were.
The club needs you more than ever.
My father died in 2015 and was buried in a casket painted in total of the nothmelbourne football club emblem and colors.
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That was then of you and the North Melbourne club never recovered😅🎉🎉
One of the best, if not the best, players in the modern era, but I still wouldn't invite over for a barbie.
To be fair ..Cheating / doggin ya mate is more than a mistake. Eg. Kicking the ball to the opposition is a mistake....
Van Paul everyone makes mistakes in life and sometimes people do things beyond mistakes.But remember that Unforgiveness & hate is like a cancer. Id like to see Stevens & Carey & Archer become friends again later in life. Maybe they won't become best friends but if a friendship between them and Archer can happen at a later stage in life It would be a positive thing.All those North footballers are part of North Melbourne folklore,they are premiership brothers in football terms
@@andrewandy137 yes agree. But Dogging your mate is not a 'mistake'. It's many many pre planned mistakes rolled up it into one big catastrophe
Wayne trying to rewrite history 😄
You didn't beat the Bombers twice in 93, only once in R15.
Surely Denis biggest regret was berating Schwass & Archer after the 97 prelim.
The same game that Stevo started yelling at Daniltchenko in front of the St Kilda players.
Bit weird interviewing someone to talk about yourself 🤷♂️in bearable
Of course he should have apologized,