Everyone wants a moment with AFL boss Gillon McLachlan.
But it’s easier said than done.
With 18 clubs, multiple broadcasters and millions of fans worldwide, McLachlan’s schedule is understandably busy.
But one man who has a direct line to him is the Collingwood captain.
Scott Pendlebury was fortunate enough to host McLachlan on episode nine of Jock and Journo.
Pendlebury and co-host Jay Clark speak with the man charged with the task of leading the game into the future about a host of issues nearest to their hearts.
From the state of the game to the future of Lion Josh Schache, to Grand Final entertainment and the collective bargaining agreement, McLachlan answers all the hard questions from Jock and Journo.
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Other talking points in episode nine of Jock and Journo include:
- Pendles tries Indian food for the first time (1.25)
- Beard talk: Goal kicking competition (3.15)
- Reviewing the Zac Jones-MRP decision (6.34)
- Gillon McLachlan joins the podcast to talk about (8.22)
8.47: His sporting career
12.54: The state of the game
13.45: How long does it take to build a list?
16.44: What’s Gil’s take on the MRP?
17.55: The latest on the Collective Bargaining Agreement
19.55: Will The Killers be a part of the Grand Final entertainment?
22.05: Gil turns the tables on Pendles
23.23: When Gil got cut from Carlton
24.23: Gil clarifies the Collective Bargaining Agreement
24.53: Gil’s premiership tip
- Pendles and Jay’s take on their interview with McLachlan (25.22)
- Who do you tag: Dangerfield or Selwood? (27.45)
- Does Pendles pay attention to the shot clock? (29.14)
- Can we have State of Origin in our game? (30.17)
- Hot or not? (33.34)
- What Schapelle missed (38.49)
- Pendles reflects on Alex Fasolo (41.05)
- What’s happening with our club wide review? (42.35)
Podcast: Pendles v Gil
The Collingwood captain hosts the AFL CEO on the latest edition of Jock and Journo, available on iTunes and SoundCloud now.