This is a company that's grossly inefficient, it could do with a radical shake-up.

He's left-handed, has a great arm and is very strong. The ball seemed to explode when he released it and that's when we first saw him two years ago in Savannah. We decided to follow his progress and he's turned out to be a perfect fit for our program.

I'm absolutely not interested in seeing it happen.

Any upside is a bonus. Fairfax probably looks like a good takeover.

It's going to be a pretty hard task to sell when the future of the most profitable part of Telstra is so uncertain and risky. Its main business is in decline, and the downside is hard to ascertain.

It just depends on what the big guys want to do.

It just depends on what the big guys want to do, it depends on what Rupert wants to do and what James wants to do.

It's a bad surprise for the market when things like the U.K. pop out of the blue.

It seems like a great idea given all the uncertainty over regulation and Telstra's future.

You don't want to be trying to sell half the company when management is out there talking about worse-case scenarios and doom and gloom. The government will have to postpone the sale if it doesn't clear up the uncertainty.