Simon Says - Episode 11 - Kirstie Marshall + Paul Roos

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Simon Says

Simon Madden

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Simon Says... what is it? It's an opportunity for former AFL legend Simon Madden to catch up with others from the world of sport, entertainment & business. An opportunity to share stories, talk about their successes, as well as talk about overcoming obstacles. All in a fun & entertaining way. An opportunity to share what makes each of them tick! In a world that has changed, with getting together more difficult, Simon & talkingtalent.com.au have reinvented the traditional sports night experience. A little bit of lightness, with a whole lot of laughs. Something we all need at the moment.

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Simon Says - Episode 11 - Kirstie Marshall + Paul Roos

Simon Says

50 minutes 29 seconds

4 years ago

Simon Says - Episode 11 - Kirstie Marshall + Paul Roos

In this episode - Simon Madden catches up with the uber-talented Kirstie Marshall OAM OLY and former AFL superstar player & coach, Paul Roos.

Paul Roos is best known for representing Fitzroy and Sydney during the 1980s and 1990s and then turning his hand as the senior coach of the Sydney Swans and Melbourne Football Club from 2002 to 2010 and 2014 to 2016 respectively, guiding the Swans to a premiership in 2005 - their first in 72 seasons! He was also inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2005.

A former gymnast, Kirstie Marshall paved the way for Australian women in aerial skiing, the nation’s most successful Winter Olympic sport. In her 10-year long career, she won an astounding 41 World Cup medals from 1989 to 1998, of which 17 were gold. She finished third on points in the 1990 World Cup season, second in 1991 and took the World Cup title in 1992. Kirstie was inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame in 2010.

Simon Says is produced by Talking Talent.