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Dean Bailey - Before the game

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He'd have to be one of the best interviewees in the AFL.

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    He'd have to be one of the best interviewees in the AFL.

    Pretty cool is Bailey, never seems ruffled and that must be hard on a show like that where they take the p/s out of you all the time. He is certainly sick of Jack Watts questions and the announcement that they were going to have a Where's Jack Watts segment was very good.

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    Pretty cool is Bailey, never seems ruffled and that must be hard on a show like that where they take the p/s out of you all the time. He is certainly sick of Jack Watts questions and the announcement that they were going to have a Where's Jack Watts segment was very good.

    Bailey is well composed during media interviews, spot on there.

    Bailey is going to hate the Watts question more when Watts gets his first of many games in a few weeks. Watts is not going to come out and kick 6 goals in his first game this season nor is he going to have a impact the media will expect from him. All the media will be focused on how Watts is crap blah blah blah, and how Nic Nat is so much better blah blah blah. People just do not get it, Nic Nat is a ruck, Watts is a forward, lets compare apples with apples.

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    Bailey is well composed during media interviews, spot on there.

    Bailey is going to hate the Watts question more when Watts gets his first of many games in a few weeks. Watts is not going to come out and kick 6 goals in his first game this season nor is he going to have a impact the media will expect from him. All the media will be focused on how Watts is crap blah blah blah, and how Nic Nat is so much better blah blah blah. People just do not get it, Nic Nat is a ruck, Watts is a forward, lets compare apples with apples.

    Nic Nat is 11 months older than Jack Watts. Eleven months ago, Nic Nat was still to make his debut.

    They play in different positions.

    It's going to be a while before we're really going to be in a position to compare their careers.

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    Nic Nat is 11 months older than Jack Watts. Eleven months ago, Nic Nat was still to make his debut.

    They play in different positions.

    It's going to be a while before we're really going to be in a position to compare their careers.

    Exactly. And even then, Jack's going to have to wear a pineapple on his head to get as much recognition as Nick, Nat an' Nui. It's unfair to compare one player to three anyway (don't blame me for that joke, blame Cometti).

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    It gets rather annoying comparing Watts and Naitanui when 6 teams decided to pass up Daniel Rich who won the Rising Star Award

    Havent heard that question asked by the media yet :rolleyes:

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