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hey guys,

I sat down with Turvey this week on my podcast. Let me know if you're interested in checking out the chat and i'll point you in the right direction. Lots of old stories from his pretty awesome career at the Dogs.

The subjects we cover are:

3:10 - His family background
4:20 - His Father & footy
4:55 - Moving to Wagga Wagga
6:09 - Backyard battles with his brothers
6:40 - How he became Turvey
7:49 - Junior footy
9:25 - Footy idols
10:54- Offer to leave the Bulldogs for Manly
12:33- His first job
13:30 - Changing from the Berries to the Bulldogs
15:42 - AFL
17:00 - Being spotted by Peter Moore in the Amco Cup
18:48 - Peter Moore
21:44 - Early rivalries
22:12 - The Sydney competion in the 70 & 80's
23:15 - First grade debut at Leichhardt Oval
24:41 - Developing as a player
25:55 - The chip and chase
28:12 - Best friends with in the team
29:21 - Playing first grade with his brothers
30:42 - Coming back from some lean years in the early 80's
33:38 - Terry Lamb
35:20 - Peter Sterling
37:55 - Rep Footy
44:16 - 1982 Invincibles Kangaroo Tour
48:08 - The 1986 Grand Final
49:39 - Respect for his rivals
52:01 - Warren Ryan & Phil Gould
54:45 - Retirement
56:49 - His final game in the 1988 Grand Final
58:38 - Leaders he admires
1:00:55- Starting his shuffleboard business
1:06:45 - 5 people he would invite to a private dinner party
 
Sure I'm interested what are the details.
 
TK1982 said:
hey guys,

I sat down with Turvey this week on my podcast. Let me know if you're interested in checking out the chat and i'll point you in the right direction. Lots of old stories from his pretty awesome career at the Dogs.

The subjects we cover are:

3:10 - His family background
4:20 - His Father & footy
4:55 - Moving to Wagga Wagga
6:09 - Backyard battles with his brothers
6:40 - How he became Turvey
7:49 - Junior footy
9:25 - Footy idols
10:54- Offer to leave the Bulldogs for Manly
12:33- His first job
13:30 - Changing from the Berries to the Bulldogs
15:42 - AFL
17:00 - Being spotted by Peter Moore in the Amco Cup
18:48 - Peter Moore
21:44 - Early rivalries
22:12 - The Sydney competion in the 70 & 80's
23:15 - First grade debut at Leichhardt Oval
24:41 - Developing as a player
25:55 - The chip and chase
28:12 - Best friends with in the team
29:21 - Playing first grade with his brothers
30:42 - Coming back from some lean years in the early 80's
33:38 - Terry Lamb
35:20 - Peter Sterling
37:55 - Rep Footy
44:16 - 1982 Invincibles Kangaroo Tour
48:08 - The 1986 Grand Final
49:39 - Respect for his rivals
52:01 - Warren Ryan & Phil Gould
54:45 - Retirement
56:49 - His final game in the 1988 Grand Final
58:38 - Leaders he admires
1:00:55- Starting his shuffleboard business
1:06:45 - 5 people he would invite to a private dinner party
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TK1982 said:
hey guys,

I sat down with Turvey this week on my podcast. Let me know if you're interested in checking out the chat and i'll point you in the right direction. Lots of old stories from his pretty awesome career at the Dogs.

The subjects we cover are:

3:10 - His family background
4:20 - His Father & footy
4:55 - Moving to Wagga Wagga
6:09 - Backyard battles with his brothers
6:40 - How he became Turvey
7:49 - Junior footy
9:25 - Footy idols
10:54- Offer to leave the Bulldogs for Manly
12:33- His first job
13:30 - Changing from the Berries to the Bulldogs
15:42 - AFL
17:00 - Being spotted by Peter Moore in the Amco Cup
18:48 - Peter Moore
21:44 - Early rivalries
22:12 - The Sydney competion in the 70 & 80's
23:15 - First grade debut at Leichhardt Oval
24:41 - Developing as a player
25:55 - The chip and chase
28:12 - Best friends with in the team
29:21 - Playing first grade with his brothers
30:42 - Coming back from some lean years in the early 80's
33:38 - Terry Lamb
35:20 - Peter Sterling
37:55 - Rep Footy
44:16 - 1982 Invincibles Kangaroo Tour
48:08 - The 1986 Grand Final
49:39 - Respect for his rivals
52:01 - Warren Ryan & Phil Gould
54:45 - Retirement
56:49 - His final game in the 1988 Grand Final
58:38 - Leaders he admires
1:00:55- Starting his shuffleboard business
1:06:45 - 5 people he would invite to a private dinner party
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Yes I am Very Interested he is my favourite player of all time, I have an autographed copy of his book and the video " Top Dog " he is the greatest half back of all time and should be an Immortal, please let me know Podcast Details.
 
TK1982 said:
hey guys,

I sat down with Turvey this week on my podcast. Let me know if you're interested in checking out the chat and i'll point you in the right direction. Lots of old stories from his pretty awesome career at the Dogs.

The subjects we cover are:

3:10 - His family background
4:20 - His Father & footy
4:55 - Moving to Wagga Wagga
6:09 - Backyard battles with his brothers
6:40 - How he became Turvey
7:49 - Junior footy
9:25 - Footy idols
10:54- Offer to leave the Bulldogs for Manly
12:33- His first job
13:30 - Changing from the Berries to the Bulldogs
15:42 - AFL
17:00 - Being spotted by Peter Moore in the Amco Cup
18:48 - Peter Moore
21:44 - Early rivalries
22:12 - The Sydney competion in the 70 & 80's
23:15 - First grade debut at Leichhardt Oval
24:41 - Developing as a player
25:55 - The chip and chase
28:12 - Best friends with in the team
29:21 - Playing first grade with his brothers
30:42 - Coming back from some lean years in the early 80's
33:38 - Terry Lamb
35:20 - Peter Sterling
37:55 - Rep Footy
44:16 - 1982 Invincibles Kangaroo Tour
48:08 - The 1986 Grand Final
49:39 - Respect for his rivals
52:01 - Warren Ryan & Phil Gould
54:45 - Retirement
56:49 - His final game in the 1988 Grand Final
58:38 - Leaders he admires
1:00:55- Starting his shuffleboard business
1:06:45 - 5 people he would invite to a private dinner party
Click to expand...
TK1982 said:
hey guys,

I sat down with Turvey this week on my podcast. Let me know if you're interested in checking out the chat and i'll point you in the right direction. Lots of old stories from his pretty awesome career at the Dogs.

The subjects we cover are:

3:10 - His family background
4:20 - His Father & footy
4:55 - Moving to Wagga Wagga
6:09 - Backyard battles with his brothers
6:40 - How he became Turvey
7:49 - Junior footy
9:25 - Footy idols
10:54- Offer to leave the Bulldogs for Manly
12:33- His first job
13:30 - Changing from the Berries to the Bulldogs
15:42 - AFL
17:00 - Being spotted by Peter Moore in the Amco Cup
18:48 - Peter Moore
21:44 - Early rivalries
22:12 - The Sydney competion in the 70 & 80's
23:15 - First grade debut at Leichhardt Oval
24:41 - Developing as a player
25:55 - The chip and chase
28:12 - Best friends with in the team
29:21 - Playing first grade with his brothers
30:42 - Coming back from some lean years in the early 80's
33:38 - Terry Lamb
35:20 - Peter Sterling
37:55 - Rep Footy
44:16 - 1982 Invincibles Kangaroo Tour
48:08 - The 1986 Grand Final
49:39 - Respect for his rivals
52:01 - Warren Ryan & Phil Gould
54:45 - Retirement
56:49 - His final game in the 1988 Grand Final
58:38 - Leaders he admires
1:00:55- Starting his shuffleboard business
1:06:45 - 5 people he would invite to a private dinner party
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I am not gay by any stretch of the imagination, But I've been in love with Steve Mortimer since he became a bulldog back in the late 70s, and will be eternally grateful to him for the excitement he provided to berry & bulldog fans. Thankyou very much for posting this Podcast. although I must say I was very disappointed with his answers to the questions, I am not sure if he was just nervous or developing alzimers or what, I seem to remember a young Steve Mortimer as a very confident & Competent speaker. anyway I'm really not sure if he was being completely honest with some of his answers & kind of came across as just wanting to be a nice guy loved by everyone in any case it doesn't matter I will always love the Arch-Bishop of Canterbury, and to cheer myself up I will do what I always do - I will go to YouTube & watch " Steve Mortimer Career highlights" and reminisce about our golden Bulldog Era with the greatest halfback of all time Steve Mortimer.
TK1982 said:
hey guys,

I sat down with Turvey this week on my podcast. Let me know if you're interested in checking out the chat and i'll point you in the right direction. Lots of old stories from his pretty awesome career at the Dogs.

The subjects we cover are:

3:10 - His family background
4:20 - His Father & footy
4:55 - Moving to Wagga Wagga
6:09 - Backyard battles with his brothers
6:40 - How he became Turvey
7:49 - Junior footy
9:25 - Footy idols
10:54- Offer to leave the Bulldogs for Manly
12:33- His first job
13:30 - Changing from the Berries to the Bulldogs
15:42 - AFL
17:00 - Being spotted by Peter Moore in the Amco Cup
18:48 - Peter Moore
21:44 - Early rivalries
22:12 - The Sydney competion in the 70 & 80's
23:15 - First grade debut at Leichhardt Oval
24:41 - Developing as a player
25:55 - The chip and chase
28:12 - Best friends with in the team
29:21 - Playing first grade with his brothers
30:42 - Coming back from some lean years in the early 80's
33:38 - Terry Lamb
35:20 - Peter Sterling
37:55 - Rep Footy
44:16 - 1982 Invincibles Kangaroo Tour
48:08 - The 1986 Grand Final
49:39 - Respect for his rivals
52:01 - Warren Ryan & Phil Gould
54:45 - Retirement
56:49 - His final game in the 1988 Grand Final
58:38 - Leaders he admires
1:00:55- Starting his shuffleboard business
1:06:45 - 5 people he would invite to a private dinner party
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I give up, What’s a podcast ap? And what are the choices?
 
More to the point explain why I need a podcast ap to view?
 
Listened to this yesterday.
. Loved it! I had no idea Gus tried to move him on.
Steve was a product of his times,
very passionate one club
man. It’s great that he still rubs shoulders with our players today.
 
Very approachable man, doesn't shy away from the community. Ive see him around the place, coffee shops, barbers, hospital, Lakemba RSL etc.. My mum had no idea who he was but she mentioned that a friend of hers from shuttleboard 'Steven ' used to play for the bulldogs , God love her.. No wonder he's so well liked, no wonder he'd never move clubs. Just a genuine guy who excelled in his sport , played for his fans and is still giving .
 
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