The sizzling sausage, studs on cement, sport in the crisp wintry air.

When the drawbridge goes up, see the absolute state of it.

You're with Pezzan.

Here goes, it's the circus.

No, you're not, you're with Peasant.

Huey once again this week.

Our great friend Ian Higgins, he's still on paternal leave.

But we go to air fresh

off the elation of national success. That's right, the Tilly storm into the Asian Cup final, courtesy

for Sam Kerr winner against defending champions. China, these are the words the nation expects.

These are the feelings that we get. In the other footy going around the traps, the swans also

dust the defending premiers, but seem to be getting a lot wrong, according to some. I'm of course referring to Errol Goulden's shoulder. Yes, that's right. Alex Johnson now holds the record. The fans rejoice, the PM rejoices, the roosters sneer, and Wayne calls it a disruption. That'll absolutely do me, says the continuous call team. Upon the PM entering the field of play, more on that later. Piastri crashes out again, something's up with the car. The tars are stitched up, Chelsea huddle around the ball. Boys actually is red-hot this week, mainly with job rankings and comparisons. Here to do it with me again, as I said, is Tim Hewitt. Huey, welcome back to the circus. Thank you, mate. Pleasure to be back. What a treat. Two weeks in a row. By popular demand as well. Wow.

Well, mate. Pleasure to be back. What a treat. Two weeks in a row.

Well, popular demand as well. Well, yes. Thank you. I'll take that.

What caught your eye over the weekend? I just just in a general sporting sense.

I mean, my conception of you is you, as a impresario of comedy around Melbourne, that you frequent pubs and clubs, etc. You run the rule over up-and-coming comedians.

But how does sport interface with that?

Oh, well, my gigs are at a basically sports bar.

So that's sort of the high level.

So I get the top room and then I walk down and see what the energies are down below.

Yeah, people are up and about. You can tell AFL is back big, big, big styles. Yeah. A lot of, a lot of, a lot of, a lot of scarfs back, you know, ready to make the walk to the G. It's exciting. There's an energy in the air. You know, it's, it's truly winter now. Being a Queenslander, um, born and bred, what is your relationship to AFL? And I don't mean Aussie rules. I mean the league,

the Australian football league. Yes. I mean, it's, it's so important. No, I mean,

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