Tuesday's Questions and Answers (08.06.2026)

**SPEAKER_1** (0:00)
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**SPEAKER_2** (0:07)
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**SPEAKER_3** (0:15)
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**SPEAKER_2** (0:18)
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**SPEAKER_3** (0:30)
Okay, I have to tell you, I was just looking on eBay, where I go for all kinds of things I love, and there it was.

**Paul Heath** (0:36)
That hologram trading card.

**SPEAKER_1** (0:38)
One of the rarest. The last one I needed for my set.

**SPEAKER_5** (0:40)
Shiny like the designer handbag of my dreams. One of a kind. eBay had it, and now everyone's asking, ooh, where'd you get your-

**Paul Heath** (0:48)
Windchill wipers.

**SPEAKER_2** (0:49)
eBay has all the parts that fit my car. No more annoying.

**Mark Duffield** (0:53)
Just beautiful.

**SPEAKER_3** (0:55)
Millions of finds, each with a story. eBay, things people love.

**SPEAKER_7** (1:07)
Yeah, it's time for your thoughts and questions. 487 736 736 is the text line.

**Mark Duffield** (1:13)
If you want to get one in to us before the end of the show, Paul Heath has joined me in the studio wearing his New York Knicks track suit top.

**Paul Heath** (1:22)
Yep.

**Mark Duffield** (1:23)
They're just a little bit behind at the moment.

**Paul Heath** (1:26)
That's right.

**Mark Duffield** (1:26)
Closing in quickly.

**Paul Heath** (1:28)
They had a 40-something point second quarter, so, you know, they're going with the wind in the last quarter.

**Mark Duffield** (1:31)
Going with the wind.

**Paul Heath** (1:32)
Yeah, I expect another big scoring quarter from the Knicks to get there.

**Mark Duffield** (1:36)
There's a lot of piss and wind in New York.

**Paul Heath** (1:38)
I thought you were saying me. I was like, that's true as well.

**Mark Duffield** (1:42)
Excuse the language.

**Paul Heath** (1:43)
Yeah.
Also, another one that we want to miss this morning, Archie May's season is over for Essendon as well. He broke a bone in his shoulder and suffered significant ligament damage last week, so they're going to operate in a few weeks' time.

**Mark Duffield** (1:54)
If you are the MRO, Paul, is Billy Framden being cited for a dangerous tackle?

**Paul Heath** (2:02)
Yeah.
Just the consequence of the action, you know, we can't have that in the game, and you can't have Billy Framden play next week when a guy was worried that he couldn't feel his limbs as the consequence of a tackle, basically. He did live with his head, sure, but I don't think that that movement has really got a place in football.

**Mark Duffield** (2:26)
It's that awkward sort of pull them down head first sort of, yeah. It's an interesting one. It's going to be an interesting one to see how the MRO tackles it.

**Paul Heath** (2:37)
If you do listen to a John Ralph type though, he was saying that Collingwood are expecting to lose him for three weeks.

**Mark Duffield** (2:44)
Losing Billy?

**Paul Heath** (2:45)
Yeah, they're fully expecting to see him be suspended at the Tribunal.

**Mark Duffield** (2:49)
Consequences big, and it's that awkward, actually. It did look a lot like the Mitch Antonio tackle on Bo Chatley.

**Paul Heath** (2:56)
Yeah.

**Mark Duffield** (2:57)
And of course, that had dire consequences for Bo Chatley back in the Waffle Reserves game a few years back. So no malicious intent, but yeah, awkward and clumsy and dangerous.

**Paul Heath** (3:09)
Yeah.
Yeah. So Pye's bracing for Frampton to be suspended for three weeks for his tackle. So we'll see how that plays out. Dave from Perth is saying, Hi Duff, people like David King are still criticising the way Frampton play and not going quick enough. I think it's a positive. We've shown we can go quick from half back at different times, but we also show we can go slow and long down the line. Having different game styles to use is far superior to only having one, says Dave.

**Mark Duffield** (3:31)
Yeah, I agree with Dave. You got to have different modes. And I understand David King's view that he believes that speed of ball movement is what keeps opposition defences hopping and guessing and makes the likelihood of your scoring much greater. And there's logic to that argument. But there's also logic to the argument that in round one, Fremantle tried to persist with the quick stuff a little too long when they were fatiguing, and they made the skill errors under fatigue that allowed Geelong back into the game and to get out from underneath them.