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Julian de Stoop chats with former Adelaide and St Kilda forward come highly successful businessman Fergus Watts. After injury cut short his AFL dream at just 23 years of age, Watts started The Bastion Group which has developed into one of Australia's most successful marketing and communications agency. More recently, he has just been appointed CEO of The Reach Foundation.
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Sam Edmunds chats to one of footy's first full time recruiting officers Greg Miller. After his playing career was cut short with South Melbourne, Miller moved into recruiting at the Swans before later moving to North Melbourne. A successful stint which included the hiring of Denis Pagan as coach in 1993 and the signing of teenage duo Wayne Carey and John Longmire from under the Swans noses. Miller later worked at Richmond under Danny Frawley and Terry Wallce
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Greg Miller discusses the appointment of future dual premiership coach Denis Pagan in 1993
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Greg Miller explains how the Kangaroos signed future champions Wayne Carey and John Longmire despite both being zoned to the Swans
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Nathan Buckley became a Bear and then a Magpie but he could have easily been a Kangaroo
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Greg Miller recalls how a future Brownlow Medallist slipped through his fingers
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Greg Miller recalls the time he was called a white marshmellow by Kevin Sheedy in 1998
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The recruiting game was very different back in the days of zones. Greg Miller explains how he ensured Mark Bayes became a Sydney Swan
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Sam Edmund chats with former Adelaide and Geelong forward Josh Jenkins. Initially a high level basketballer, Jenkins impressed playing local footy in Swan Hill and was drafted as a rookie by Essendon. 12 months later he was offered a position on Adelaide's senior list and didn't look back
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Sam Edmund chats to one of the most powerful men in world cricket, ICC Chief Executive Geoff Allardice. Before embarking on a successful administration career, Allardice played Sheffield Shield cricket for Victoria and was on Melbourne's list in the VFL in the late 1980's.
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