AH 18 Max Delmege

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I’m a huge rugby league fan! I’m devoted to the mighty Manly Sea Eagles since I was a little fella, and it wasn’t even my family’s club! I am privileged to interview football royalty – Max Delmege who saved the Manly Sea Eagles Warringah football club from financial ruin from 2002, investing millions until a very public and ugly exit in 2010. During this golden age, the Sea Eagles climbed up from the bottom of the ladder each year to win the 2008 season after a 12 year hiatus. Join Max and I as we go back to Sydney in the 60s where this self-made businessman went to the top of real estate and then rugby league. As a former radio jockey, Max enjoys spinning a yarn and I love listening to this bloody good Aussie bloke - and in my book: an Awesome Human. Check out the episode.

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