SEN SA Breakfast: Recent Episodes
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Port Adelaide star Kane Cornes and four-time Central Districts premiership player Andrew Hayes host SEN SA Breakfast!
SEN's Tom Morris joined the show with the latest trade news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy had all the latest coverage on the Brayden Maynard case, with SEN Chief Reporter jumping on the line to discuss. They also spoke about the future of Travis Boak at Port Adelaide. Plus Quick Bicks and SEN Cricket's Bharat Sundaresan chatting Australia's ODI loss to South Africa overnight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Chief Sport Reporter, Sam Edmund joined the show chatting the Brayden Maynard case, Travis Boak's future & AFL in Tasmania Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Cricket's Bharat Sundaresan joined the show chatting the Aussies collapse against South Africa in their ODI overnight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley gave his thoughts on Travis Boak's future amid reports Saturday's Semi Final against GWS could be his last game for the club. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy gave their initial reactions to Brayden Maynard escaping suspension for his smother which left Angus Brayshaw concussed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy were joined by AFL legend, Malcolm Blight & Port Adelaide young forward, Ollie Lord. The boys discussed the first week of the AFL finals, the Maynard/Brayshaw incident and all the latest from the sporting world. Plus, regular segments 'On The Mark' & 'The Dig'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFL Legend Malcolm Blight joined the show giving his thoughts on the first week of the 2023 AFL Finals series. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Port Adelaide young star forward, Ollie Lord joined Bicks & Walshy after kicking 4 goals in his finals debut at the weekend against Brisbane. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy has a series of statements for Bicks who must decide if they are on or off the mark. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2x premiership skipper at the Crows Mark Bickley gave us the top 5 things he learnt after the first week of the AFL finals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
It's the hottest topic in footy and Bicks and Walshy gave their take on Brayden Maynard's failed smother on Angus Brayshaw which resulted in Brayshaw being concussed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After going through the weekend's biggest talking points in 'The Buck Stops Here', Kane and Bucks were joined by Brisbane star Cam Rayner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks' 'Ramble' was overtaken by their discussion about Brayden Maynard's potential suspension, and after getting the latest sports news from Tom Morris, they were joined by South East Melbourne Phoenix superstar Mitch Creek. Bucks highlighted his five key takeaways from the weekend in 'The Buck Stops Here', Tom Morris shared the latest footy news, and they then caught up with Brisbane Lions star Cam Rayner. They got a US Open update from Brett Phillips, and after going through each result from the weekend in 'Speaks Volumes', they got into 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Port Adelaide's use of Oppenheimer as a theme, what to say to Bayley Fritsch about Isaac Quaynor's intercept mark in the last quarter, do we need the match review officer, where do Sydney go now, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go through each final from the weekend, and assess who the results say more about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Kane and Bucks to talk about the US Open final betwen Novak Djokovic and Daniil Medvedev, Coco Gauff's US Open update, what effect a coach can have on players in tennis, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brisbane star Cam Rayner joined Kane and Bucks to talk about their qualifying final win against Port Adelaide, the form of Eric Hipwood and Joe Daniher, the guidance of Chris Fagan, what Josh Dunkley has brought to the team, the energy Jaspa Fletcher and Darcy Wilmot bring, his ability to break tackles, how they'll prepare over the next two weeks, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks to talk about Travis Varcoe's departure from the Bulldogs, the MRO decisions from the weekend, Sydney's potential interest in Brodie Grundy, Dylan Stephens' future, Liam Henry's requested trade to St Kilda, the AFL not using finals to promote their stance on the Voice referendum, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The speed GWS play with, the players who stood up for Brisbane, the opportunities missed in key moments, why there's no cause for panic at Melbourne, why Carlton give themselves a chance against any opposition, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
South East Melbourne Phoenix superstar Mitch Creek joined Kane and Bucks to talk about the time he spent playing in the Puerto Rican national league this year, the Phoenix's new coach Mike Kelly, their rivalry with Melbourne United, his relationship with Josh Giddey, the injury to Alan Williams, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks to talk about how Brayden Maynard's attempted smother was sent to the tribunal by the AFL, the other players who'll miss this weekend's finals, Port Adelaide's injury concerns, the AFLW results over the weekend, Michael Hibberd's retirement, Luis Rubiales' resignation, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The sport being played this morning, Brayden Maynard's potential suspension, Michael Hibberd's retirement, the greatest athlete of all time, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks share their thoughts on Brayden Maynard's potential suspension after his attempted smother on Thursday night left Angus Brayshaw concussed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we had all the wash-up from last night's game, Brayden Maynard's incident, 'The Dig', 'In The Gun', Jack Buckley, the Friday Agenda, Robert Walls, Eddy Cornes, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Eddy joined us to discuss the NFL and his brothers X followers! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Wallsy joined the boys to discuss the Blues game tonight and how he sees it playing out! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discussed the upcoming matches for the rest of the round, Esava Ratugolea's salary, Damien Hardwick poaching Richmond people, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jack joined the boys to discuss the Elimination Final against St Kilda tomorrow, how his career has developed, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
BP joined us to discuss the semi-finals in the US Open! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy put Dayne Zorko, Port Adelaide's defence, GWS' medical department, KISS as the Grand Final entertainment, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys have their initial thoughts on the Magpies' win last night, where the Demons went wrong, how Collingwood held up defensively, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy had a dig at the tribunal and Simon Goodwin's post-match press conference! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys scrambled about last nights game, we had 'Dumb Shizen', and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks & Walshy previewed this weekend's AFL finals action and spoke about all the latest trade news. Joined by AFL.com.au's Josh Gabelich and Port AFLW's Matilda Scholz. Plus, Bickley's Believe It or Not, Pull Up Your Socks & Elephant in the Room. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFL.com.au's Josh Gabelich joined the boys with latest teams updates for the first week of finals, and early trade news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
PAFCW's Matilda's Scholz joined the boys off the back of making her debut against the Crows at the weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Plenty in the boys sights this morning's edition of Pull Up Your Socks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy chat the latest trade news with Shane McAdam wanting out of Adelaide, Esava Ratugolea requesting to head to Port. Plus, Bicks has a hypothetical trade that could see Port Adelaide's Xavier Duursma cross town to the Crows. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley & Jarrod Walsh were joined by Lions great, Shaun Hart, Adelaide SANFL utility, Jack Madgen and tennis expert, Brett Phillips. Plus, Quick Bicks, Most Reliable and all the latest from the sporting world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy named who they think has been the most reliable player for Port Adelaide and the Adelaide Crows for season 2023. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brisbane great and former Port Adelaide assistant, Shaun Hart joined Bicks and Walshy ahead of Saturday night's qualifying final between the two sides. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Crows SANFL star, Jack Madgen joined Bicks and Walshy ahead of Sunday's semi-final against the Bays. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN's tennis guru, Brett Phillips joined Walshy & Bicks with all the latest from the US Open Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jarrod Walsh is back for Quick Bicks this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jarrod Walsh returns to SEN SA Breakfast after two weeks away, joined by his co-host and 2x Adelaide premiership captain, Mark Bickley. The boys were joined by Strikers coach, Jason 'Dizzy' Gillespie, Port Adelaide star forward, Charlie Dixon and Brett Phillips who spoke around all things U.S Open. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SA Redbacks & Strikers coach, Jason 'Dizzy' Gillespie joined the boys off the back of the BBL draft over the weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Port Adelaide star forward, Charlie Dixon joined the Bicks & Walshy after signing a one year contract extension at Alberton. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN's Tennis guru, Brett Phillips joined the show chatting all things US Open. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy is back and has a series of statements for Bicks who must decide if they are on or off the mark. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
As we head towards the AFL finals, 2x Crows premiership captain Mark Bickley listed what he's most looking forward to across September. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After previewing all four finals this weekend in 'The Buck Stops Here', Kane and Bucks were joined by Sydney Swans CEO Tom Harley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks' 'Ramble' was followed by a chat with Tim Paine, who joined them in the studio. After asking who needs to pull up their socks, they got into 'The Buck Stops Here', where they went through each final and highlighted the key match-ups we're likely to see. They got a footy news wrap from Tom Morris, and following their 'Questions Without Notice', they got a quick US Open update from Brett Phillips. Lastly, they were joined by Sydney Swans CEO Tom Harley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sydney Swans CEO Tom Harley joined Kane and Bucks to talk about their first AFLW win yesterday, the relationship between the men's and women's programs at the club, their 2023 season so far, the impact of Lance Franklin and Paddy McCartin's retirements, their potential interest in Brodie Grundy, how they're aiming to improve their fourth quarter efforts, Errol Gulden's All-Australian selection, their injuries, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Kane and Bucks for a US Open update, where he talked about Rinki Hijikata's loss to Francis Tiafoe, Tiafoe's upcoming quarter-final, Alex de Minaur's big match against Daniil Medvedev and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Why Bucks gave Mitch Owens' full votes for the Rising Star, how will Adam Kingsley's demeanour change during finals, who is the coach of the year, how alarming is West Coast's best and fairest results, the biggest exclusions from the All-Australian team, Brodie Grundy's future at Melbourne, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about the fitness of Blake Acres, Sam Taylor and Nick Daicos ahead of this weekend's finals, Toby Bedford's upcoming tribunal hearing, Sam Flanders' four-year contract extension, the AFL's memo to clubs ahead of finals, Elle Bennetts' likely ACL for the Bulldogs, the AFL Grand Final entertainment, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Collingwood vs Melbourne, Carlton vs Sydney, St Kilda vs GWS, Brisbane vs Port Adelaide, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who do Kane and Bucks think needs to pull up their socks after the weekend? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former Australian Test captain Tim Paine joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about his funny travel story, his new role with the Strikers in the BBL, the BBL draft last night, why he's feeling bullish about Tasmania's AFL team and the new stadium, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How to rank this weekend's finals, Kane's trip from Adelaide to Melbourne yesterday, when Kane was sacked from his first job, how Bucks lost his first job, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we had Friday First Thoughts, In The Gun, Dan Richardson, Brett Phillips, Jonathon Brown, Ruby Schleicher, Friday Agenda, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys and Ruby discussed Damien Hardwick taking Richmond staff to Gold Coast, Nathan Murphy, the CBA, ACL issues in the AFLW, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ruby joined us to preview the AFLW season starting this weekend, the standard of league, some key departures like Ruby Schleicher, where she wants to play, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jonathon joined us to discuss his elevation to legend status in the Brisbane Lions Hall of Fame, reminisced on his days at Brisbane, the current Lions chances this year, who has to be 'the man' for the finals, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brett joined us to discuss the US Open, Alex De Minaur, Chris O'Connell, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan joined us to discuss some contentious umpire decisions, centre bounces, blocking in the ruck, Brownlow Votes, push-in-the-back, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week the boys had North Melbourne's list managers in the gun with Tarryn Thomas interest looming and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy discussed what signs show a team is 'on', they looked back on their pre-season predictions, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kingy has a dig at uncontesed players ahead of finals! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discussed the AFL Awards night, 'Dumb Shizen' they heard this week, the All-Australian team, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Crows veteran Stevie Lee Thompson joined Bicks & Miles ahead of Saturday's AFL-W Showdown Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Star Port AFLW forward Gemma Houghton joined Bicks & Miles ahead of Saturday's AFL-W Showdown Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Off the back of the AFL Awards night, Mark Bickley & Miles Pfiztner spoke about who their pick would have been for All Australian captain. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Miles Pfitzner joined Mark Bickley as the boys wrapped the AFL Awards night & looked towards the Brownlow medal in a few weeks time. Plus we looked ahead to Saturday's AFL-W Showdown with Adelaide's Stevie Lee Thompson & Port's Gemma Houghton joining the program. Brett Phillips also jumped on the line chatting all things US Open. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
As Port Adelaide prepare for another finals campaign under Ken Hinkley Bicks spoke about close the side is to breaking through to playing in the Grand Final. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
With the Crows just missing finals in controversial circumstances, SEN SA's Mark Bickley looked back at some positives and negatives for the club. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley & Paul Bonsor were joined by Crows young gun Max Michalanney & Brett Phillips who gave the latest on the US Open. Plus, Quick Bicks, who wins this years Rising Star award, and more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Crows young gun Max Michalanney joined the boys wrapping his and the sides 2023 season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks & Bonz with all the latest AFL news. Who was lucky, and who was unlucky to make the All Australian squad? Do we need a pre-finals bye? Joined by Brett Phillips for all the latest from the US Open and Michelangelo Rucci on all the AFL's hot topics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN SA's own Michelangelo Rucci joined Bicks and Bonz chatting all the hot topics in the AFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN's resident Tennis expert Brett Phillips joined the boys chatting all things US Open. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks spoke about if he'd keep Mitch Georgiades at Port Adelaide with the forward still without a new contract for 2024. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley makes the case Dusty Martin was lucky to make the All Australia squad... or a few other players were unlucky to miss out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After going through Bucks' key five takeaways from Round 24 in 'The Buck Stops Here', he and Kane talked about North Melbourne's win against Gold Coast and spoke to GWS star Josh Kelly. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks' 'Ramble' was followed by a quick sports update from Tom Morris and after looking at who needs to pull up their socks, they got into 'The Buck Stops Here' where Bucks listed his five key takeaways from Round 24. Tom joined them in the studio again to share the latest footy news, and after speaking to GWS star Josh Kelly, they went through each result from Round 24 in Speaks Volumes. To finish off, they went through a few 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How much do players like winning individual awards, who will be Port Adelaide's 'finals champion', will Mason Cox keep his spot in Collingwood's side, should Essendon avoid dressing up for Mad Monday, will Gold Coast make finals next year, will Adam Simpson be the coach of West Coast tomorrow, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go through each game from Round 24, and assess who the results say more about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
GWS star Josh Kelly joined Kane and Bucks to talk about their turnaround this season, what has led to their finals berth, their team identity, how much he's loving his footy, the calmness of Adam Kingsley, Sam Taylor's chances of returning for the first final, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to discuss Jacob Weitering's chances of getting suspended, the finals fixture for week 1, the latest assistant coach to leave the Bulldogs, North Melbourne's chances of getting a draft assistance package, Adam Yze's prospects at Richmond, the players who may be on the move this off-season, Bailey Smith's future, Matthew Nicks' possibility of getting a contract extension, who'll attend Hawthorn's 2013 premiership reunion, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks discuss North Melbourne's win against Gold Coast and ask if the club will regret not securing the number one pick. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Why Melbourne's win was full of merit, Errol Gulden's incredible form, the impact of GWS's high forwards, why Port Adelaide will have to do things differently in September, Lance Franklin's send-off at the SCG, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who do Kane, Bucks and the callers think needs to pull up their socks after the weekend? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about the fixture for the first week of finals in the AFL, the EPL results overnight, the Boomers' loss to Germany, Max Verstappen's win overnight, the World Athletics Championships results, Jake Melksham's potential ACL injury, Jacob Weitering's chances of getting suspended, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The event Bucks went to last night, watching your kids play sport, the new song for Ange Postecoglou, the players getting suggested for All-Australian selection, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On todays show, we had John Longmire, Chris Ryan, Mitch Cleary, Friday First Thoughts, In The Gun, Friday Agenda, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mitch jonied us to discuss Damien Hardwick's appointment at the Gold Coast, Luke Beveridge's future, Dustin Martin, Ben McKay, Brodie Grundy, Geelong's rucks, Buddy Franklin's future, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, the boys discussed who they can't wait to see in September, the future of Darcy Parish, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Chris joined us to discuss his podcasts, TV and movies, working with Bill Simmons, sports documentaries, Ben Simmons' career, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
John joined us to discuss their return to finals footy, Lance Franklin's farewell, why they can win it, the controversy against Adelaide, Tom Papley's health, byes in finals, the game against Melbourne, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy put Cody Weightman, Todd Marshall, Essendon's fade away, Dustin Martin's future, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys had their first thoughts on Luke Beveridge, Damien Hardwick at the Suns, AA meeting audio, who wins the Brownow, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy have a dig at people who think football is just a game, Jake Stringer, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discussed some shows catching their interest, Max Verstappen's speeding charge, Bailey Smith's gastro, 'Dumb Shizen They Heard This Week', Adelaide's loss, retirement speeches, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on the show this morning included Amy Nikolovski from DBH Lawyers, Michelangelo Rucci to discuss Port Adelaide's next captain, and young Port Adelaide midfielder Miles Bergmann. Bicks and Bonz previewed Port Adelaide and Adelaide's round 24 fixtures and had a look at all the sporting news from across the world and and home in Australia. Regular segments on the show this morning included the Elephant in the Room, Bickley's Believe it or Not, and the Breaky Brownlow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The best (and worst) bits of SEN SA Breakfast for the week as ranked by Producer Jase. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Port Adelaide's Miles Bergman has had a breakout season and he phoned in this morning to go through his season to date and what he is looking to achieve over the next month of football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks had three stories regarding final round (AFL) heroics this morning with Bonz having to decide which stories were true and which was false. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Michelangelo Rucci joins Bicks and Bonz to discuss who Port Adelaide should appoint to take over the captaincy from the retiring Tom Jonas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Bonz go preview an important clash for Port Adelaide this Sunday against the Tigers with a top two spot on the ladder still a possibility. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Adelaide Crows season will come to an end in the West on Saturday evening when they take on the West Coast Eagles who will be fare-welling a trio of club greats. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Could the Crows take the AFL to court over the missed goal against Sydney? Did the Crows miss the top 8 because they didn't play Matt Crouch earlier? Should Tom Jonas have given up the captaincy pre season? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The latest in sports news from around the world plus the latest in AFL news from around the competition. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The question this morning is should taggers have to face the football at stoppages or risk giving away free kicks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Eddie McGuire demanded the AFL appoint an interim footy boss ahead of the coming finals series. Bicks has been on the warpath on this topic all season long and and got on it again this mornig. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on this mornings show included the SEN WA Breakfast team of Scott Cummings and Tim Gossage and Adelaide Crows young star Jake Soligo who was one of Adelaide's best in their heartbreaking loss to the Swans on Saturday night. Talk topics this morning included a look at two retiring defenders in Tom Jonas and Phil Davis, and what the Adelaide Crows need to do in 2024 to be serious contenders. Regular segments were back this morning as well including the Breaky Brainstorm, Quick Bicks, Most Reliable, and the SEN Spotlight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jake Soligo is part of the next generation of Adelaide Crows starting to get games under their belts. He spoke with Bicks and Bonz about the disappointment of last week and how well the singing voice is going. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Paul Bonsor takes the reins for Quick Bicks this week and tests Bicks on his knowledge of his regular co-host Jarrod Walsh. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Daily Agenda with Bicks and Bonz this morning focused on the retirement of two veteran defenders in Port Adelaide skipper Tom Jonas and former Crow and Giant Phil Davis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks selects a Port Adelaide workhorse as this weeks Most Reliable player. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After Port Adelaide's win over Fremantle, and with the Crows heading West this weekend to take on the Eagles, Bicks and Bonz checked in with Scottie and Goss from SEN WA breaky to chat about what making news over there. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Rory Laird's comments on The Run Home SA were put under the SEN Spotlight by Bicks and Bonz. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The latest in sports news from around the globe and also whats making headlines in the AFL world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Bonz ask did the Tribunal get the Tom McCartin decision correct. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley was joined by Paul Bonsor in Studio Lumo this morning for SEN SA Breakfast. Sam Edmund was the major guest on the show today, along with Bharat Sundaresan, Mark Milligan, and Brett Phillips. The later three spoke specifically about the use of technology in their chosen sports and how successful (or unsuccessful) it has been. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN chief sports reporter Sam Edmund spoke to Bicks and Bonz this morning about the latest in news from the AFL world including the fallout from Essendon's dismal display last weekend, the North Melbourne Assistance pack, and that missed goal review. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bonz has a series of statements for Bicks who must decide if they are on or off the mark. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Bonz checked in with three experts in different sports to discuss if the technology being used to help officiate their sports is working effectively. Bharat Sunderasen spoke on behalf of international cricket, Mark Milligan on Football (soccer), and Brett Phillips on behalf of Tennis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Bonz go through the major injury news from then AFL and take a look at one of the closest rounds of SANFL football on record. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The only topic on the Daily Agenda this morning is the impact of of the missed goal for the Crows in their 1 points loss to the Swans on Saturday morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Bonz look at the appointment of Damien Hardwick yesterday as coach of the Gold Coast Suns and what it could mean for the AFL code in Queensland. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The latest in sports news and what is happening in the world of AFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
With the Crows having been apologized to twice this season by the AFL for umpiring decisions that have potentially cost them 8 premiership points. on the back of this fact, the boys ask if it's time to revisit the issue of a Wild Card round pre-finals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Bonz have a dig some unruly AFL fans this morning for two different reasons. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks gives an under siege AFL Club a pat on the back for making a difference in the finals race whilst Bonz went with a returning coach who has made a difference at his club in 2023. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After discussing the weekend's biggest stories in 'The Buck Stops Here', Kane and Bucks were joined by Tom Morris, who had the latest footy news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks' 'Ramble' was all about the incredible round of footy we just witnessed, and after getting the latest sports headlines from Tom Morris, they asked who needs to pull their socks up after Round 23. Bucks went through the weekend's biggest storylines in 'The Buck Stops Here', and after Kane shared his thoughts on the situation at the Western Bulldogs, Tom Morris called in one more time with the latest footy news. Following their chat with St Kilda GM of Football David Misson, they looked at each result from the weekend in 'Speaks Volumes' and they finished off with 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Does Australia or Italy have better coffee, what to make of Jake Stringer's fitness, who are the best five players in the competition right now, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go through each game from Round 23, and assess who the results say more about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
St Kilda GM of Football David Misson joined Kane and Bucks to talk about what Ross Lyon and the assistant coaches have been able to do this year, Max King's return from injury, what they'll do to improve their list this off-season, their recent recruiting trip to Ireland, the improvement of the youngsters at the club, Jack Sinclair's great form, who they might rest this weekend, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about the gruesome attack on Jack Ziebell on Saturday night, Dustin Martin's future at Richmond, Damien Hardwick's upcoming unveiling at the Suns, Bailey Smith's availability, the other players out of contract, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"This will bubble over now..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The sides that have improved their defence in the second half of the year, why Collingwood needs to flick a switch in September, Charlie Curnow's brilliance, the Bulldogs' loss to West Coast, the goal umpire mistake in Adelaide, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who do Kane, Bucks and the callers think needs to pull their socks up after Round 23? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about Spain's Women's World Cup win, the EPL results over the weekend, Tom Jonas' head knock against Fremantle, Tom McCartin's two-game suspension, Tyler Sonsie's looming suspension, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Simon Goodwin's comments about Finn Maginness, the stories to come from Round 23, Adam Simpson after West Coast's win, Spain's Women's World Cup win, Luke Beveridge's pre-game comments on Fox Footy, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys scrambled, we had Sam Mitchell, Dylan Buckley, Cal Twomey, 'Friday First Thoughts', 'In The Gun', 'The Friday Agenda', and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Cal joined the boys to discuss Brodie Grundy's future, the pick 1 bolter, his 'Phantom Draft' this week, Jed Walter, Ethan Read, Tom Barrass, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, the boys discussed the Western Bulldogs' finals chances, the six-year coaching theory Kingy has, Collingwood tonight, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dyl discussed the successes of his podcast, his Damien Hardwick interview, the Wayne Carey comments, his Grand Final breakfast, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam joined us to discuss their recent form, their youngsters development, Tyler Brockman's future, Finn Maginness' tagging prowess, Chris Newman's potential move to Richmond, Chad Wingard's injury, the Bulldogs game, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discussed Jeremy Cameron's return to form after last weeks 'In The Gun', Scott Pendlebury, Brisbane tonight, Essendon's forward woes, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys had their first thoughts on the Brisbane lineup, Adam Simpson's future, Brisbane's chances tonight, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Digs on Will Setterfield being left out of the Bombers side, footy shapes, Federation Square hooligans, Harley Reid's Instagram likes, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys scrambled about the All-Australian team meetings Kane has been in this week, the Matildas, 'Dumb Shizen I Heard This Week', and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former croweater, now Sydney Swan, Will Hayward was our major guest this morning as he prepares to head to Adelaide Oval in a game with huge finals ramifications. Regular segments included the Elephant in the Room, the Breaky Brainstorm, Bickley's Believe it or Not, and the Breaky Brownlow votes. The major talking point of the morning was the Matilda's world cup semi final loss to England in Sydney last night and what their tournament has done for the world game in Australia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The best (and worst) bits of SEN SA Breakfast for the week thanks to Kon from Brighton Trophy Centre Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy attack the topics in sport that others are too scared to touch in this segment thanks to Raine and Horne North Adelaide. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy must decide what he believes as Bicks tries to pull the wool over his eyes once again in Bickleys Believe it or Not. Todays theme is Fairytale Farewell games in the AFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Swans head to Adelaide this weekend just one win away from cementing a finals berth. Half forward Will Hayward is an expat South Aussie who will be aiming to rain on the parade of the home team in his home town. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy preview the clash between Port Adelaide and Fremantle in Perth this Sunday as the Power continue their charge for a top 4 spot. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy preview the crucial clash between the Adelaide Crows and Sydney Swans coming up at Adelaide Oval on Saturday evening. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy go through all the overnight news in sport from around the world plus they take a look at the latest in AFL news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy ask our listeners what position on the AFL ladder they expect Port Adelaide to fill on the AFL ladder at the end of the minor round. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests this morning included SEN World game expert and tonight’s match caller for the Matilda's World Cup semi final Jordan Kounelis. Also, on the show this morning was Port Adelaide Football Club CEO Matthew Richardson to discuss the signing of Ken Hinkley for another two seasons. Regular segments this morning included the breaky brainstorm, quick bicks, and footy shorts. The two main topics of discussion today were Ken Hinkley’s new contact and the Matilda’s run at the Womens World Cup. The boys also discussed Rory Sloane and his new one-year deal at the Adelaide Crows. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy with the latest in sports news from around the world and what's making headlines in the AFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks takes on Walshy once again in the latest edition of Quick Bicks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
It was a big day for the Port Adelaide Football Club yesterday with the announcement that senior coach Ken Hinkley had signed on for a further two years. Port Adelaide CEO Matthew Richardson spoke with Bicks and Walshy this morning about the decision to sign Ken and why they believe it is warranted. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy discuss the Ken Hinkley contract extension and play audio from Ken himself and club President David Koch from yesterday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The leader of the SEN SA World Game call team is Jordan Kounelis. Before hoping on a plane this morning to get to Sydney in time for the Matilda's semi final against England, Jordan spoke with Bicks and Walshy about the biggest game in the nationals footballing history. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy ask Crows supporters this morning if the club has done the right thing in signing Rory Sloane to a one year contract extension. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on the show this morning included SEN's own Michelangelo Rucci and Adelaide Crows assistant coach James Rahilly. The main topics of the morning were the Matilda's into the semi-finals of the Womens World Cup and news from Alberton that Ken Hinkley will be signing a two year deal to remain as Port Adelaide senior coach. Regular segments back this morning included On the Mark, the Breaky Brainstorm, and Bick's' top 5 things he's learned. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
With the looming announcement of Ken Hinkley signing with Port Adelaide for a further two seasons as senior coach, Michelangelo Rucci joined Bicks and Walshy to discuss the decision and what it means for senior assistant Josh Carr. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy offers up a series of statements for Bicks to decide if they are on or off the mark. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Crows had another heartbreaking loss to a top four team in Brisbane on the weekend which serious dents their finals chances. Assistant coach James Rahilly joined Bicks and Walshy to look ahead to this weeks crucial game against the Swans at home Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks lists of the top 5 things he learned over the weekend during the Crows loss to Brisbane and Port's big win over GWS. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy check out the latest in sports news from across the globe and also look at the latest news from the AFL world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy ask the question this morning if Port Adelaide did the right thing in signing Ken Hinkley to a two year contract extension. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After going through the biggest talking points from Round 22 in 'The Buck Stops Here', Kane and Bucks talked all things Matildas with Mel McLaughlin on Monday morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks' 'Ramble' was all about the Matildas' quarter-final win, and after getting the latest sports headlines from Tom Morris, they asked who needs to 'Pull Up Their Socks' after Round 22. The weekend's action was discussed in 'The Buck Stops Here', and following an early 'Questions Without Notice', Tom Morris joined them again for a comprehensive trade wrap. Carlton head of football Brad Lloyd joined them after their narrow win against Melbourne, Mel McLaughlin talked all things Matildas, and they finished with 'Speaks Volumes'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go through each game from Round 22, and assess who the results say more about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Channel 7's Mel McLaughlin joined Kane and Bucks to talk about her emotions during the penalty shoot out against France, the way Mackenzie Arnold stepped up, the challenge England will pose in the semi-final, why there's no one like Mary Fowler, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Carlton head of football Brad Lloyd joined Kane and Bucks to talk about the peculiar lead up to the game at the MCG on Saturday night, the pressure that was on the club after the first half of the season, how Brian Cook has handled the challenge of the season, the pressure for spots in the senior side now, the impact Michael Voss in continuing to have, Sam Docherty's calf injury, the late game ARC decision, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks to talk about the potential succession plan with Ken Hinkley and Josh Carr at Port Adelaide, Tom Doedee's future at Adelaide, the contract status of Darcy Parish, Travis Boak and Jack Riewoldt's chances of remaining at their clubs next year, the players who are contracted but available at St Kilda, Sam Flanders' future with the Suns, the Demons who might be on the move, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How Hawthorn are shaping the finals, Jai Newcombe's great form, Brady Hough's late withdrawal from the Derby, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Blues beautfiul balance, why bigger is not always better, the Bulldogs' loss to Hawthorn, Sydney's resurgence, the dominance of Port Adelaide's youth, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who do Kane and Bucks think needs to pull their socks up after Round 22? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about the Matildas' quarter-final win, the Matildas' documentary on Disney Plus, Ange Postecoglou's first game with Tottenham, Hawthorn's next CEO, Christian Petracca's late shot on goal against Carlton, Rohan Smith's departure from the Western Bulldogs, why Lance Franklin won't be in the retiree motorcade on Grand Final day, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Matildas' quater-final win, Sam Kerr's fitness, the mentality of penalty shoot-outs, the technology in soccer vs footy, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys scrambled, had Friday First Thoughts, In The Gun, The Friday Agenda, Greg Swann, Cal Twomey, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Cal joined us to discuss Gryan Miers' season, Gold Coast's first pick, the draft prospects he's impressed with, the 22under22 squad, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, the openness of the competition going into 2024, toughest men in footy, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Greg joined Kane and Kingy to discuss the Danny Daly link with Damien Hardwick and the Suns, their membership record at Brisbane, clashing with the Matildas, the Dayne Zorko and Touk Miller angst, Chris Fagan's tenure, the growth of AFL in Queensland, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy put Matt Rowell, Jason Horne-Francis, Lachie Neale, Jeremy Cameron and Andrew McQualter 'In The Gun', as well as Kane's top four seedings, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy have thoughts on Melbourne, Errol Gulden, 22under22, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy have a dig at David Koch, discuss the Ken Hinkley contract discussion, long-term contracts, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys scrambled about Nick Daicos' brownlow chances, famous commentator slip-ups, dumb shizen, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on the show this morning included former GWS skipper Phil Davis and Major League Baseballer (South Australian) Curtis Mead from the Tampa Bay Rays. Segments today included The Elephant in the Room and Bickley's Believe it Not with the boys also preview this weekends games between the Crows and Brisbane, and Port Adelaide and GWS. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
A look back at the best (and worst) bits of the show from the last week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former GWS captain Phil Davis spoke with Bicks and Walshy about his clubs charge to the finals and their upcoming clash with Port Adelaide this Sunday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks has three stories relating to the Womens World Cup, but only two are true! Walshy must decide if he believe's it or not. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Curtis Mead became the 37th Australian to may in a Major League Baseball game last weekend when he debuted for the Tampa Bay Rays. He spoke with Bicks and Walshy about his road to the Major Leagues. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy preview the huge clash between Port Adelaide and GWS on Sunday at Adelaide Oval. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy look at the key match ups, stats, and give their predictions for the game between the Crows and Lions on Saturday at the GABBA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy lists three obvious discussion topics from the week in sport that the boys take a deep dive into. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy with the latest in sports news from across the glob plus a specific look at what's happening in the world of AFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks clarified the finals qualification rules for Adelaide and Port Adelaide players heading into the SANFL Finals series after getting clarification from SANFL headquarters yesterday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy discuss comments made by Port Adelaide president David Koch earlier this week regarding the potential signing of coach Ken Hinkley to a new deal to stay at the club beyond the end of this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy ask Port Adelaide supporters are they happy with the clubs throwback strip that it will be wearing this weekend against GWS. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests today were Sam Powell-Pepper from Port Adelaide and Mitch Hinge from the Adelaide Crows. Segments today included Quick Bicks and Most Reliable and topics covered included the rise of Wayne Milera and where Port Adelaide can improve. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mitch Hinge is ranked 2nd in the AFL for intercept possessions over the last six weeks. He was named the Crownation player of the week last weekend and he joined Bicks and Walshy this morning to discuss his season so far. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks takes on Walshy in trying to answer a series of six questions in just one minute of think time. Todays theme is AFL Grand Final entertainment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam Powell-Pepper has been one of Port Adelaide's shinning lights all season. He spoke with Bicks and Walshy about how hes been able to improve and whether or not he thinks Port can turn their season around after four straight losses. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks nominates his most reliable player in the AFL for the week with a comeback Crow getting the nod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Daniel Hoyne from Champion Data spoke with Kane and Gerard on Sportsday Victoria last night about why Port Adelaide has slipped out of Premiership calculations in the last month. Bicks and Walshy look a little closer at the stats used by Hoyne and ask if it can be turned around before finals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adelaide Crows backman Wayne Milera has been much maligned in the past however he is having an outstanding second half of the season. Bicks and Walshy discussed his importance to the Crows finals chances and where his improvement has come from. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy go through the latest news in the World Game including the Matilda's run continuing in the Womens World Cup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy look at the latest in AFL news with two more high profile retirements announced over the last 24 hours. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jarrod Walsh was one of three men to speak at a conference yesterday titled "The Power of Her". He outlined what he spoke about and shared some funny stories that came from the afternoon including a new set of vocal exercises he learnt. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
A fired up Mark Bickley got stuck into Kane Cornes and the AFL this morning on separate topics. Bicks wasn’t happy with the ban handed out to the spectator that tapped Marlion Pickett on the shoulder nor was he impressed with Kane Cornes’ comments regarding the umpires from the Port v Geelong clash on Saturday night. Guests this morning included Jordan Kounelis to discuss the Matilda’s performance last night in the Womens World Cup and Journo Josh Gabelich to discuss the latest in AFL news. Regular segments returning this morning included The Dig, Who’s Making a Difference, Bicks top 5, and On the Mark. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Josh Gabelich from AFL.com.au spoke with Bicks and Walshy this morning to run through the latest in AFL news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks answers a series of statements made by Jarrod Walsh and decides if those statements are On or Off the Mark. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jordan Kounelis is part of the SEN call team covering the FIFA Women's World Cup. He spoke with Bicks and Walshy this morning about the Matilda's performance last night in their win over Denmark and how this team has been embraced across the nation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks goes through the five things he learned about both our local Adelaide teams across the weekends AFL matches. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks puts the hammer down on Kane Cornes after he claimed that one umpire paid 15 free kicks to Geelong in their clash with Port Adelaide on Saturday night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy go through the latest in sports news, including what has been happening in the world of AFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy ask what is your favorite National Sporting team right now on the back of the Matilda's win over night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley thinks the AFL has been a touch heavy handed in its decision to ban a fan for 12 months for reaching over the fence and touching Richmond player Marlion Pickett on the shoulder. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After looking at the biggest issues to come from Round 21 in 'The Buck Stops Here', Kane and Bucks were joined by Hawthorn tagging star Finn Maginness on Monday morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks' 'Ramble' was followed by a quick chat with Tom Morris, who shared the latest sports news, and they then looked at who needs to do better in 'Pull Up Your Socks'. Bucks went through his top five talking points from Round 21 in 'The Buck Stops Here', and after getting the latest footy news from Tom, they were joined by Hawthorn tagging star Finn Maginness. Following their snappy assessments of each game from the weekend in 'Speaks Volumes', they finished the show with 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Should clubs be able to use their subs when a player is undergoing a concussion test, will we see more players exploiting the rules around stopping games, the new goal of the year contender, the umpiring of Port Adelaide, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go through each game from Round 21, and assess who the results say more about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hawthorn tagging star Finn Maginness joined Kane and Bucks to talk about his efforts on Nick Daicos on Saturday, what the team and the coaches expect from him, the aggression Collingwood showed towards him, James Sicily's leadership, how quickly they can become a finals side, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about the Round 24 fixture, the AFL's search for someone to fill a role beneath Andrew Dillon, Nick Haynes' future, Tom Barrass' potential move to Sydney, Damien Hardwick's meeting with Gold Coast, the supporter who touched Marlion Pickett on Friday night, Harrison Petty's injury, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Why Nick Daicos' injury isn't a bad thing for Collingwood, Hawthorn's "validation" game, Carlton's "stingy" defence, how much Brisbane are missing Will Ashcroft, the "huge games" in Round 22, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who do Kane and Bucks think needs to pull their socks up after Round 21? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about Sweden's win against US in the FIFA Women's World Cup, Spencer Johnson's upcoming selection for Australia's tour of South Africa, the weekend's suspensions, the Diamonds' World Cup win against England, Bryson Dechambeau shooting 58 in LIV Golf, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tagging in Round 21, West Coast's late game tactic against Essendon, Kane's Netflix recommendation, Australia's Netball World Cup win, when Bucks was wooed as a youngster, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we had the scramble, Sam Mitchell, Friday First Thoughts, In The Gun, Friday Agenda, Ross Lyon, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ross joined us to discuss Max King's injury and his return, what he's discovered about his list, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy have their say after Kane stood up for Port Adelaide's club doctor! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, the boys discussed the hours players spend at their clubs, Nat Fyfe's impact on his teammates, Touk Miller's suspension, Riley Thilthorpe, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys put Jack Martin, Simon Goodwin, Max Gawn and the AFL in the gun! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
First thoughts on GWS' list, Tom Hickey, Elijah Tsatas, how Geelong will line-up forward against Port Adelaide, Clarko's return at North, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam joined us to discuss his spray at quarter time last week, the loss to St Kilda, preparing for Collingwood and Nick Daicos, players as full-time professionals, Max Lynch, playing two rucks, Karl Amon's injury, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys scrambled about the Garry and Robbo feud, Fox Footy feuds, Hinkley's verbal agreement with Port, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The best (and worst) bits of the show from the week thanks to Brighton Trophy Centre. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
A new cult hero amongst the Port Adelaide faithful Francis "Frankie" Evans will be heading home this weekend to Geelong to take on the club he grew up barracking for. He was Port Adelaide's brightest shining light in their showdown loss to Adelaide and he spoke with Bicks and Walshy about the challenge in front of his team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks has three stories to tell but one of them is false. Walshy must decide if he believes it or not. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SA's premier sports journalist is Michelangelo Rucci. He joined Bicks and Walshy to discuss what's making news in football this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy take a deep dive into the clash between Port Adelaide and Geelong which is likely to define the season of both clubs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy look at all of the key matches and predict the result of this important game with finals hopes on the line. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks gives a series of "truncated" responses to the serious sporting questions of the day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sports news from around the world and what is making news in the AFL with Bicks and Walshy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy ask if Richmond supporters should feel aggrieved if Damien Hardwick signs on to coach the Gold Coast Suns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on the show this morning included Adelaide Crows forward Lachlan Murphy, who recently signed a contract extension to remain at West Lakes for another two seasons, and former Port Adelaide CEO Keith Thomas. Keith is now CEO of a company called SPARK which is hoping to develop tools to help better diagnose and treat concussion symptoms in athletes. Topics discussed on the show this morning included "Ballchangegate" from the fifth ashes test in London, the media feud between Gary Lyon and Mark Robinson, and the retirement of Shannon Hurn. Regular segments returned again this morning including the Breaky Brainstorm, footy shorts, the budget car quiz, and Quick Bicks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
He was awarded a two year contract extension in the team meeting following the Showdown 54 victory. Lachie Murphy has fought, scraped, and clawed his way into the Crows best 22 and joined Bicks and Walshy this morning to discuss the season so far. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy put together a FIFA World Cup edition of Quick Bicks which was expected to test Bicks. Little did he know... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former West Coast Eagles premiership skipper Shannon Hurn announced his retirement yesterday, a journey which began at Angaston in the Barossa Valley. Bicks and Walshy look back on his career and pay tribute to a quiet achiever and a great South Australian footballer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Plenty of cricket personalities have had their say on the controversial ball change on day five of the final ashes test at the Oval. Bicks and Walshy listen to comments made by Damien Fleming and Ricky Ponting regarding the topic and then give their opinion on the situation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Keith Thomas is the CEO of SPARK, a company which looks at how to better diagnose and treat concussion. In the wake of the Port Adelaide concussion situation, Bicks and Walshy invited Keith on to chat about SPARK and his work there. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy talk SANFL with the biggest news story of the week at Oval Avenue with duel Premiership coach Jade Sheedy announcing he will step down at the end of the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy go through the latest in national and international sport. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy ask what should the sanctions be for any future breach of concussion protocols? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In the lead up to Showdown 54 Port Adelaide's Ryan Burton once again declared he "hated" the Crows. Bicks asked Walshy if he'd prefer Port players and officials to keep their thoughts to themselves and just play the game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy start the morning by looking at the back and forth between Herald Sun chief football writer Mark Robinson and SENs own Gary Lyon that has emerged over the last couple of days. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Headline guest of the show this morning was the Chief Executive of the AFLPA Paul Marsh live in studio. Other guests this morning include Elissia Carnervas to talk about the Matilda’s win last night in the women's world cup and Josh Gabelich from AFL.com.au to talk Showdown and AFL news. The big talk topic of the morning was Showdown 54 and the fall out from the concussion protocols not being properly followed by Port Adelaide following the Aliir/Jones head clash. Regular segments on the show this morning included the dig, Bicks’ top five, best defender of the weekend, and remarkable. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
One of the football industires rising stars, Josh Gabelich spent last week in Adelaide in preparation for Showdown 54. He spoke with Bicks and Walshy about what it was like to sample the atmosphere of a Showdown for the first time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks went head to head with Walshy again for another edition of "On The Mark". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Elissisa Carnavas was at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium last night as the Matilda's whooped Olympic champions Canada to stamp their ticket to the knockout phase of the World Cup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy throw to Bharat Sundaresan at The Oval in London who caught up with the Australian Test Captain Pat Cummins after their loss to England in the final Ashes test. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley goes through the top five things he learned from Showdown 54. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy go through the latest in world sport and footy news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFL Players Association Chief Executive Paul Marsh is in Adelaide to meet with Port and the Crows regarding negotiations for the next collective bargaining agreement. He called into Studio Lumo this morning to chat with Bicks and Walshy about the issues that matter most to the current crop of AFL players. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy put forward their nomination for Remarkable performance of the weekend, who is making a difference in sport, and which sporting identity/organisation they want to have a dig at. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley was part of SEN SA's call team for Showdown 54 and called the Aliir Aliir/Lachie Jones incident live. He spoke passionately about concussion being the greatest threat to the game today. He also outlined what he believed the punishment should be for Port Adelaide not putting Aliir though concussion protocols and it doesn't involved a massive fine. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys rambled, we had Chad Warner, David Zita, Adam Collins, Speaks Volumes, Questions Without Notice, the 'Buck Stops Here', and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Chad joined us to discuss their win over Essendon, the rucks situation, Lance Franklin's calf injury, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys asked questions about Mark Robinson's comments about Garry Lyon, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks had their say on who they rounds results say more about! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
David joined us to discuss the Aliir Aliir collision, the Touk Miller and Dayne Zorko situation, Buddy Franklin's injury and whether we've seen the last of him, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's edition of 'The Buck Stops Here', we discussed Michael Voss, Simon Goodwin on Max Gawn and Jack Viney, Toby Greene, Ken Hinkley on Aliir Aliir, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks discussed Nathan Murphy, the dissent rule, Touk Miller's 'squirrel grip', and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The ramble kicked off with an Ashes chat after Day 4, Aliir Aliir and Lachie Jones' collision, Bucks' Oppenheimer review, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adam joined us to discuss the Fifth and final Ashes test, the potential record-breaking chase by Australia, Stuart Broad's retirement, David Warner's innings, his prediction, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy examine every possible angle of the lead up to Showdown 54. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we scrambled about the Ashes and FIFA Women's World Cup, had Peter Lalor, Friday First Thoughts, In The Gun, Friday Agenda, Peter Daicos, Caleb Serong, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Caleb joined us to discuss the drop off of form this year for Fremantle, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Peter joined us to discuss Nick and Josh's contracts, the 'Macedonian Marvels', and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, we discussed the hatred between Adelaide and Port Adelaide, is Nick Daicos worth $2 million, ommissions in Round 20, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In today's gun, Toby Greene's opponent, Rory Lobb, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane discussed the Brownlow Medal while Kingy discussed Mitch Owens, and which out-of-contract stars would Kane and Kingy re-sign! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Peter joined us to discuss Day 1 of the Fifth Ashes test! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's scramble, the boys discussed the Ashes with Peter Lalor, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on the show this morning included former test cricket captain Tim Paine to talk about the 5th Ashes Test. Checkers from social media group Marmalade spoke to the boys about Friday nights community footy game between Lockleys and PAC. Our final guest of the morning was Bicks’ old boss Malcolm Blight who went through his memories of the 6 showdowns he was involved with. Showdown 54 dominated the discussion on the show this morning, however regular segments such as Breaky brainstorm, Bickley’s Believe it or Not, and the Breaky Brownlow also got a run. Walshy also launched a new segment called The Elephant In The Room. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The best (and worst) bits of SEN SA Breakfast with Mark Bickley and Jarrod Walsh for this week Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Messiah joined Jarrod Walsh and his former captain at the Adelaide Crows Mark Bickley on SEN SA Breakfast this morning. Blighty went through his thoughts on showdown 54, his memories of showdowns past, and his understand of Bicks record in showdowns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The brainchild of Jarrod Walsh, this brand new segment has Bicks and Walshy investigate three previously unspoken talk topics of the week in greater detail. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Showdown edition. Mark Bickley has three Showdown related stories to share with Walshy. Two of them are true and one of them is false. Walshy must decide which stories he believes and which one is fiction. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Social media kings Marmalade are helping promote a community event at the Lockleys Oval on Friday night that will see the local football club (with the help of some ring ins) take on PAC in a match that involves 1000 cartons of chocolate milk for those who turn up to watch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former Australian Test captain joined Bicks and Walshy to unpack what hes expecting to see at the Oval in the final Ashes test of the English summer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The sporting news was dominated overnight by the work of the Australian Dolphins swim team, and in particular Mollie O'Callahan who broke the world record in winning gold in the 200 meters freestyle. Walshy also had a full FIFA Womens World Cup update with the Matilda's playing tonight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
With Showdown 54 approaching on Saturday night, Bicks and Walshy ask who will win the big game and who will collect the Showdown medal? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on the show this today included Jess Stenson to discuss the Adelaide Marathon Festival and Ben Keays from the Adelaide Crows on Showdown 54. Bicks and Walshy also covered several talk topics including which champions of the AFL are close to retiring, selection issues for both clubs ahead of Showdown 54, and Oppenheimer versus Barbie: The other showdown of the week. Regular segments were back again this morning including Breaky Brainstorm, SEN Spotlight, and Quick Bicks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adelaide Crows Midfielder Ben Keays is a great friend of the show and was back again this morning. After complimenting Ben's perfect hair, Bicks and Walshy moved on to the more serious matter of Showdown 54 this Saturday night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy has a series of Showdown related questions for Bicks to answer this morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jess Stenson is one of Australia's great marathon runners and his about to add to her growing family. Jess is also an ambassador for the Adelaide Marathon Festival and she spoke with Bicks and Walshy this morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy put the spotlight on comments made on AFL 360 last night by Jack Riewoldt and Mark Robinson about Lance Franklin and Jack's potential retirements. Bicks also shares details on how his retirement unfolded. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy walk through some selection issues for both the Crows and Port Adelaide ahead of Showdown 54. Plus the boys discuss comments from Ryan Burton on "The Run Home" yesterday on how he hates the Crows. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley and Jarrod Walsh look at the latest news in world sport including a World Game update. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
With Mason Redman staying at Essendon, who should the Adelaide Crows be chasing during the free agency/trade period? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley returned to action this morning alongside plenty of special guests. Port Adelaide’s Connor Rozee headed the guest list today with SEN’s Sam Edmund and Jordan Kournelis phoning in to discuss the AFL and the Women’s World Cup respectively. Topics this morning included what Bicks did during his two weeks off, what Port Adelaide did wrong late in their clash with Collingwood and why Bicks believes Rory Sloane is still a wanted resource at West Lakes. Regular segments returning today included On the mark, Remarkable, the best defender, and the dig. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Port Adelaide star Connor Rozee is having another All-Australian calibre season. He spoke about the loss to Collingwood and the Showdown coming up this weekend against the Adelaide Crows. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jarrod Walshy has a series of statements that Mark Bickley must evaluate and decide if they are On or Off the Mark. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam Edmund joined Bicks and Walshy go through the latest in AFL news including Ross Lyon's remarks about Marvel Stadium, Willie Rioli's suspension, and Alistair Clarkson's return to the Kangaroos. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN call team member Jordan Kounelis joined Bicks and Walshy to go through the details of the Womens World Cup so far and how the Matildas are shaping up. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks shares the top five things he learned about both Adelaide based clubs over their round 19 matches. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Horrible injury news for the Adelaide Crows over the weekend with two very important players likely playing their last game of the season. Bicks and Walshy look the injury toll across the AFL from over the weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy have a look at the latest news in sport from across the weekend and overnight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy turn their attention to England and the fifth ashes test coming up on Thursday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks has a dig at a Collingwood player who he is concerned goes down a little too easily. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley nominates what he thinks is the most "remarkable" sporting feat from across the last week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we had Adam Collins, Tom Morris, Buck Stops Here, Speaks Volumes, Questions Without Notice, Josh Dunkley, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Josh joined us to discuss the win over Geelong, the form of the backline, how Will Ashcroft is feeling after his ACL tear, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys posed questions about Ben King, last-touch possession free kicks, push in the back, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys run through Round 19 and surmise what team each result says more about! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tom joined us to discuss Ross Lyon's comments, Mark Williams' future, Brodie Grundy's future, Port Adelaide trade targets, Bradley Hill's injury, coaches contracts, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's edition of the 'Buck Stops Here', Nathan discussed Jamie Elliot's clutchness, Port Adelaide's performance, Andrew McQualter's coaching, tackling, Simon Goodwin and the Dees, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jamie Elliot, throws, and much more were on the agenda in this weeks edition of 'Pull Up Your Socks'! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tom joined us with news in swimming, the British Open, F1 overnight, Willie Rioli's suspension, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's ramble, we discussed Bucks' 'Carlton Draft' game at Nilma-Darnum, the Ashes, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adam joined us in the wake of Australia retaining the Ashes after the fourth test at Old Trafford was rained-out! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan Menzel and Jarrod Walsh preview round 18 of the AFL season, specifically focusing on the two South Australian clubs. If you need help with your tips, the boys have all the data you need to make the right choice. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys scrambled, we had Friday First Thoughts, Sam Mitchell, Michael Voss, Nick Gieschen, Friday Agenda, Sam Perry, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam joined us to give the latest on the Ashes after Day 2! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys asked questions about Tom Barrass' future, Chris Fagan's huge weekend ahead, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Nick joined us to discuss Harley Reid and the alleged comments surrounding West Coast, Ryley Sanders, Tom Barrass, Brodie Grundy, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Michael joined us to clarify Patrick Cripps and Adam Cerra's injuries, where the turn around of form has come from, the pressure on the club earlier this season, top four chances, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam joined us to discuss the Wildcard Round, ruckmen in the AFL, James Sicily's impact on the Hawks, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys had their first thoughts after Bailey Williams' axing at the Dogs, ruckmen in the modern game, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who are Kane and Kingy having a dig at this week? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's scramble, the boys discussed Kingy waking up late, the Matildas, what sports are losing the boys' interest, faking sickness or injury to get out of something, Nathan Buckley's 'Carlton Draft', and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on the show this morning included former Matilda, and part of SEN's call team for the FIFA women's World Cup, Emma Checker. General manager of Sportitude Josh Willoughby also phoned in to discuss the Adelaide Marathon Carnival and why selecting the correct footwear is so important for runners. Menz and Walshy also previewed Port Adelaide's top of the table clash against Collingwood and the Crows clash at the MCG. Menz presented his final top five list for this run. Today it was top five players he had played AFL Football ball. Regular segments returned throughout the morning as well including Buy Rent Sell, The Breaky Brainstorm and andother edition of the world famous Breaky Brownlow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This weeks voting took more of a positive spin than is usually the case, with Bicks being on holidays, drastically dropping the number of outtakes to chose from. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy offers a series of clubs, teams, sporting scenarios, and/or potential outcomes and Dan Menzel must decide if he is buying them, renting them, or selling them. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former Matilda Emma Checker is part of the SEN call team for the FIFA Womens World Cup and she phoned in to chat with Menz and Walshy about their chances of lifting the trophy in just over a months time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Crows season is on the line in this Sunday's clash with the Demons at the MCG. The game is just as important to Melbourne who can't afford any slip ups if they want to claim a top four berth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The top of the table clash between Port Adelaide and Collingwood promises to be one of the matches of the season. Dan Menzel and Jarrod Walsh go through where the game will be won and lost and the important matchups. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The original is always the best. Despite Walshy trying to hijack his segment, Dan Menzel returned with his top five best players he's played with in the AFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Menz and Walshy discuss unproven reports that Harley Reid's management has told West Coast not to draft him. The discussion includes grabs from the man who made the claims, Sam McClure, West Coast Eagles General manager of Football Gavin Bell, and former Eagles premiership player Will Schofield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Plenty of sport around the world at the moment and Dan Menzel and Jarrod Walsh have the details of what is making headlines around the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Riding on the coat tales of Dan Menzel's successful "Top Five" segment, Walshy decided to get in on the act and look back at some of the best FIFA World Cup anthems of all time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In honor of the opening day of the 2023 women's world cup Menz and Walshy ask how deep can the Matilda's go in the tournament? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on the show this morning included Port Adelaide AFLW coach Lauren Arnell to discuss the AFLW draw which was released yesterday. Also from Port Adelaide, Brownlow Medalist Ollie Wines spoke about how the club reviewed their loss to Carlton and what to expect from his team against Collingwood this week. Adelaide United Womens coach Adrian Stenta spoke about the excitement ahead of the first match of the Women's World Cup and Ryan Harris took a look at the Aussies XI for their clash with England in the 4th Ashes test which gets underway tonight. Topics also discussed today include the loss of the Commonwealth Games to Victoria and what it means for Australian Sport. Dan Menzel also produced another edition of his top 5 looking at past sporting scandals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brownlow Medalist and fill in skipper for much of the season so far, Ollie Wines, spoke with Menz and Walshy on how the team reviewed their loss to Carlton from last week and how they are preparing for their blockbuster with Collingwood this Saturday night at Adelaide Oval. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adelaide Untied A-League women's manager Adrian Stenta is about to turn fan during the Women's World Cup. He spoke with Menz and Walshy this morning about what it means for Australia to host the event and what he is looking forward to seeing most. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan Menzel's top five series continues looking back on some of the biggest scandal's in world sport of last 30 years. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former Australian Test star, now SA Redbacks bowling coach, Ryan Harris spoke with Menz and Walshy this morning ahead of the start of the 4th Test tonight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Menz and Walshy take a look at what's making news across the AFL with Brodie Smith from the Crows and Josh Carr from Port Adelaide both facing the media yesterday as they review poor losses from last weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Australia's women retain the Ashes, Tour De France results, and what went on in Victoria yesterday with the Commonwealth Games. All these stories and more are part of this mornings sports update. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The 2024 AFLW fixture dropped yesterday and Port Adelaide coach Lauren Arnell discussed the length of the season, whether it should be extended, and how pre-season has gone so far. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
There has been much talk about the future of Melbourne ruckman Brodie Grundy over the last week after he was dropped from the Melbourne team that defeated Brisbane last weekend. Will this experiment be short lived or will Grundy remain a Dee in 2024? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy was discussing his pre workout routine and asked Dan if he had anything that he did consistently pre-game to prepare himself for playing footy. Menz not only listed several things he does before every match to get himself match ready, but listed off a few superstitions some former teammates had. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam Edmund was the show's primary guest this morning, with technical difficulties causing us to miss our planned interview with Adelaide United’s Adrian Stenta. Menz and Walshy discussed social media bullies, the Crows and Port Adelaide’s disappointing losses from the weekend, and the injuries/suspensions from the weekend's round of AFL matches. Dan Menzel also presented his list of the top five sporting underdog wins. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN chief sports writer Sam Edmund joined Menz and Walshy to discuss AFL news from the weekend. This included a look at some of the injuries and suspensions to key players from round 18 as well as a look at the proposed "Wild Card Round" which has been much discussed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Saturday night at Adelaide Oval was a horror show for the Adelaide Crows. Not only did they lose a crucial match in terms of their finals hopes, but they are likely to lose a key playmaker for a couple of weeks after he "lost the plot" and got himself suspended. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Was Saturday's loss to Carlton the loss the Power had to have? Menz and Walshy discuss the end of Port Adelaide's 13 game winning streak and what was to blame for ending it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Inspired by a recent watch of the classic movie "Dodgeball" Dan Menzel selected his top 5 sporting underdog stories in world sport. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Carlton snapped Port Adelaide's 13 game winning streak on Saturday evening at Marvel Stadium. Was this a well timed loss if there is such a thing? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan Menzel has been burning the midnight oil by taking a keen interest in the Tour de France. He has a full wrap of the weekends action PLUS his "Dig" for this week comes at the expense of an over zealous fan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Menz and Walshy ask the question who can the Adelaide Crows least afford to lose in the lead up the AFL finals series? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After Bucks listed his five key takeaways from Round 18 in 'The Buck Stops Here', Kane and Bucks were joined by David Zita and Mitch Lewis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks' 'Ramble' was all about the weekend of sport we just saw, and they were then joined by Tony Jones, who wrapped up last night's Wimbledon final. Bucks listed his five key takeaways from Round 18 in 'The Buck Stops Here', and after taking some calls, they got the latest footy news from David Zita. Hawthorn star Mitch Lewis called in after their big win against North Melbourne, and after looking at all the results from the weekend in 'Speaks Volumes', they got into 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks took your calls for 'Questions Without Notice' today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go through each game from Round 18, and assess who the results say more about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hawthorn star Mitch Lewis joined Kane and Bucks to talk about their win against North Melbourne yesterday, how his season has gone since missing the first part of the season, what Luke Breust and James Worpel are bringing to the side, their inconsistency as a group, his match against Sam Taylor a couple of weeks ago, their inefficiency in front of goal yesterday, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Fox Footy's David Zita joined Kane and Bucks to talk about Dustin Martin's potential fine, Dane Rampe's upcoming tribunal hearing, why the AFL is cracking down on staging, Harry McKay's knee injury, Jordan Boyd's suspension duration, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How Carlton have turned their season around, GWS's defensive attributes, Josh Rachele's meltdown, what makes Geelong so great, why Brodie Grundy isn't a forward, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Channel 9's Tony Jones joined Kane and Bucks to talk about Carlos Alcaraz's win against Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon final, how much he's enjoyed Wimbledon this year, the interview he did with Oscar Piastri, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Carlos Alcaraz's Wimbledon win, 'Quarterback' on Netflix, Bucks' upcoming Carlton Draft game, Australia's retention of the Women's Ashes, why the lid's off at Carlton, Brodie Grundy's future at Melbourne, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys scrambled, we had Brett Phillips, Mitch Cleary, Dan Richardson, Alistair Nicholson, Sydney v Dogs review, the Friday Agenda, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Alistair joined us to discuss Stuart Dew's sacking, coaches contracts, Alastair Clarkson, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, the boys discussed Robbie Tarrant's retirement, Melbourne v Brisbane preview, believing omissions, Ollie Henry, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan joined us to discuss Brett Rosebury's 500th game, criticism umpires receive, reduced running loads, protected area, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mitch joined us to discuss the Brodie Grundy omission, twitter memes, leaks at clubs, Gold Coast, Tom Lynch, other coaching jobs on the line, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discuss the win for Sydney, the implications for the finals chances of the Dogs, Sam Darcy, Marcus Bontempelli, Errol Gulden, Luke Beveridge's coaching tenure, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's scramble, the boys discussed Brodie Grundy, big name trade rumours at this time of the year, Whateley's twitter feud, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Kane and Kingy to talk about the semi-final's in the women's and men's draw! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on this mornings show included Brett Phillips with a Wimbledon update, nutritionist Emily Hartley who discussed diet and its importance on high performance, Channel 7 Melbourne Jounalist Mitch Cleary with the latest AFL news out of Melbourne, and Port Adelaide star forward Todd Marshall. Regular segments back for Menz and Walshy this morning included Dan's top five, Buy Rent Sell, our Breaky Brainstorm and our Breaky Brownlow nominations for the week. Topics covered this morning included the Dew sacking, match previews for both Port Adelaide and the Crows and who can Port Adelaide least afford to lose heading into its finals campaign. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Daniel Menzel has made it through his first week on SEN SA Breakfast and his reward is a clutch of votes in this weeks Breaky Brownlow. Menz had the blooper of the week when he accidently sledged a former captain of the English cricket team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Menz is on the receiving end of a grilling from Walshy as part of this weeks edition of Buy Rent or Sell. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Port Adelaide forward line has clicked perfectly in 2023 and Todd Marshall has been a huge part of that. He spoke with Menz and Walshy this morning and named Jason Horne-Francis as the clubs best inside 50 kicker. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Channel 7 News Sports Journalist Mitch Cleary spoke with Menz and Walshy about what's making news across the AFL with the Gold Coast Suns coaching saga still making headlines Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan Menzel lists his top five championship clinching moments of all time with a wide variety of sports included on the list. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan Menzel and Jarrod Walsh preview the important clash between Adelaide and Greater Western Sydney at Adelaide Oval on Saturday night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan Menzel and Jarrod Walsh preview the big clash between Carlton and Port Adelaide at Marvel Stadium this Saturday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Menz and Walshy go through all the breaking news in sport around the world including Tour De France results, State of Origin 3 highlights, and the launch of Major League Cricket including several, well-known Aussies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Adelaide Marathon is coming up and, thanks to the SA Road Runners group, Menz and Walshy spoke to Emily Hartley who is an expert on all things nutrition. If you are planning on engaging in any endurance training, Emily has a series helpful nutrition tips for you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Tennis guru Brett Phillips spoke with Menz and Walshy about the overnight action at Wimbledon including Carlos Alcaraz winning the battle of the young guns in last nights quarter final. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Menz and Walshy ask who can Port Adelaide least afford to lose for the remainder of the AFL season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Menz and Walshy discuss the favorite concerts they have attended and look as some of the artists they wish they had seen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN SA Breakfast with Dan Menzel and Jarrod Walsh. Guests on the show today included Adelaide Crows defender Josh Worrell, SEN Sports Journalist Tom Morris, and SEN Tennis guru Brett Phillips. The major talking point of the morning was the sacking of Gold Coast senior coach Stewie Dew and the domino effect that could have at other AFL clubs including Richmond and Port Adelaide. Dan Menzel presented his top five sports related documentaries of all time, and the boys also discussed their favorite sports commentary moments of all time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Josh Worrell has slotted into the Adelaide Crows defense in the second half of the season and he spoke with Menz and Walshy this morning about the Crows away woes and his other interests outside of Football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Crunch Time host Tom Morris phoned in to chat with Menz and Walshy about the Stewie Dew sacking and gave his thoughts on how it went down, and who is likely the next coach of the Suns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan Menzel lists his top five sporting documentaries of all time, across all sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan Menzel looks at the current situation in the Tour De France with plenty of strange cyclist names that we think he absolutely nails. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
News from the NRL, NBA, and the Australian cricket team camp ahead of the 4th Ashes test in England. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Menz and Walshy unpack the timeline of commentary around the Stewie Dew sacking including the too and fro from Caroline Wilson and Mark Robinson and the extraordinary comments from Suns Footy boss Mark Evans which seemed to have Dew's position at the club secure less than a week ago. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brett Phillips looks at all the overnight action from SW19 including what is happening in the wide open women's singles draw. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On the back of the sacking of Stewie Dew yesterday, Menz and Walshy ask who the next coach of the Suns will be. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy and Menz look at some of their favorite pieces of commentary from sports around the world which included Mickey Mouse calling a goal in MLS soccer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former Geelong and Sydney star Dan Menzel filled in for Mark Bickley this morning alongside Jarrod Walsh for SEN SA Breakfast. Guests on the show this morning included SENs own Michelangelo Rucci and Adelaide Thunderbirds premiership star Matilda Garrett. Topics covered on the show this morning included the Adelaide Crows poor showing against Essendon in Melbourne and Port Adelaide's win over the Gold Coast Suns. Dan brought his "Top Five sporting venues around the world" and his "Tour De France Update" to the table. Regular segments returning this morning included The Dig, Who Made a Difference, Breaky Brainstorm, and The SANFL report. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
A member the Australian Diamonds squad recently, Matilda Garrett ticked off another career goal on Saturday night as part of the Adelaide Thunderbirds premiership winning team. She crawled out of bed on minimal sleep to speak with Walshy and Menz this morning about the game, the celebrations, and the future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SA's leading sports journalist Michelangelo Rucci spoke with Menz and Walshy after another huge weekend of action across the AFL and differing results for our two SA based AFL teams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
One quarter of blistering footy was enough for Port Adelaide to beat Gold Coast on Saturday night. Menz and Walshy discuss that result, their coming few weeks, and the injury to defender Trent McKenzie which could open the door for the club captain Tom Jonas to return to the team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Menz and Walshy discuss the disappointing loss to Essendon from Sunday and the fall out from it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan Menzel has been keeping a close eye on what's happening in France with an Aussie currently on the podium for the famous yellow jersey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan Menzel goes through the latest in Sports news including another win for Cam Smith on the LIV Golf tour. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan Menzel lists his top 5 favorite sporting venues around the globe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brett Phillips has been burning the midnight oil hosting the Wimbledon action on Channel 9. Before heading off to bed, he called in to speak with Menz and Walshy and go through what happened overnight at SW19. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
There are several questions emanating from the conclusion of the 3rd Ashes test at Headingley, however Menz and Walshy ask how many changes will be made by Australia for the team to take the field in the 4th test? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Menz and Walshy have a little dig at at the Ashes this morning with Menz going hard at a former English captain for getting his facts wrong. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan Menzel nominates a much maligned Australian cricketer whilst Jarrod Walsh puts one of his beloved Port Adelaide boys up in lights again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In emotional scenes on Saturday night at John Cain Arena, the Adelaide Thunderbirds ended a decade long premiership drought, winning the Suncorp Super Netball Grand Final in the most dramatic way possible. Menz and Walshy discuss the game and the legacy the girls leave for netballers in SA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After Damien Fleming joined Kane and Bucks to wrap up the third Ashes Test, they got into 'The Buck Stops Here', where Bucks listed his top five key takeaways from Round 17. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks went straight to England off the top of the show, where Damien Fleming joined them to wrap up the third Ashes test. After their 'Ramble' they asked who needs to pull up their socks after the weekend, and Brett Phillips' Wimbledon update came before 'The Buck Stops Here'. They looked at every game from Round 17 in 'Speaks Volumes' and after getting the latest footy news from Josh Gabelich, they got into 'Questions Without Notice'. Lastly, they were joined by GWS defender Harry Perryman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
GWS defender Harry Perryman joined Kane and Bucks to talk about the Giants' win against Hawthorn, their form in the last month, the role he's playing at the moment, the impact of Kieren Briggs, their upcoming game against the Crows, his life outside of footy, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The ruck situation at Fremantle, how would Scott Pendlebury's record have been celebrated in the US, what would Stuart Dew be thinking about the information Caroline Wilson received about his future, when do you know it's time to trade someone, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFL.com.au journalist Josh Gabelich joined Kane and Bucks to talk about the injuries to Max King, Jordan Ridley and Matt Kennedy, the MRO cases from Round 17, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go through each game from Round 17, and assess who the results say more about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Why he's so impressed with Essendon, Carlton's resurgence, his concerns with Melbourne, the evenness of the competition, Port Adelaide's "guts and determination", and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who do Kane and Bucks think needs to pull up their socks after the weekend of sport we just saw? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The third Ashes Test, Pat Cummins' captaincy, Bucks' top eight prediction frmo two weeks ago, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Cricket expert Damien Fleming joined Kane and Bucks to wrap up the final day's play in the third Ashes Test at Headingley, where he spoke about Australia's need for everything to go right, the impact of Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith's dismissals in the second innings, the level of interest in the series in England, why Mark Wood was awarded man of the match, what happens with selection in the fourth Test, Australia's field placements, the pitch we should be expecting at Old Trafford, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys scrambled, we had Sam Perry, Sam Mitchell, Charlie Dixon, Brett Phillips, the review of Richmond v Sydney, the Friday Agenda, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Charlie joined us to discuss his 200th game, his trade from the Gold Coast, Port's season, his relationship with Ken Hinkley, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brett joined us for an update after another action-packed day at Wimbledon! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam joined us to discuss where Hawthorn are at, the big losses adding up, leadership within the group without James Sicily, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam joined us to discuss the Ashes after Day 1 of the Leeds test, Jonny Bairstow's form, David Warner, Mitch Marsh, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On todays agenda, the boys discussed Stuart Dew's future, Collingwood's selction squeeze, Clayton Oliver, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discuss their first thoughts after Richmond v Sydney and ahead of Round 17! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The lads discussed their initial thoughts after a crucial win for the Tigers! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's scramble, the boys discussed the office table tennis table, Mitch Marsh's century, 'Threads', the AFL nudes scandal, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on the show this morning included Brett Phillips with a full Wimbledon Update. Adelaide Thunderbirds coach Tania Obst phoned in to discuss the Suncorp Super Grand Final, and Josh Gabelich from AFL.com.au went through the latest in AFL News. The boys previewed both games involving out SA based teams and went through the overnight results in the Tour De France which sees an Australian wearing yellow after 5 days. Regular segments back this morning included Bickley's Believe it or Not and the Breaky Brownlow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy invited show producer Jase in to go through the best (and worst) bits of the show for the week with a prominent Port Adelaide midfielder taking maximum votes this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Prominent footy journalist Josh Gabelich spoke with Bicks and Walshy this morning about nude picture scandal which has rocked the competition. Josh also had some details of a new deal for Port Adelaide un-sung defender Trent McKenzie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Adelaide Thunderbirds head to Melbourne for this Saturday nights Suncorp Super Netball Grand Final against the Sydney Swifts. It's been a slow and steady rise from the depths of despair for the T-Birds and Obst shared her thoughts on teams journey so far and she expects on Saturday evening. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The cricket modes of dismissal edition. Bicks has three examples of bizarre dismissals in international cricket and Walshy must decide which two are true and which is false. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Adelaide Crows head to Melbourne this weekend to take on Essendon in a must win clash for both clubs. Bicks and Walshy investigate the key match ups and give their tips. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The embattled Gold Coast Suns head to Adelaide Oval to take on Port Adelaide on Saturday. Bicks and Walshy preview this clash and the key match ups in it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy has a series of statements and scenarios for Bicks to decide if he wants to Buy, Rent, or Sell. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Plenty happening in world sport with England naming their Ashes team for the 3rd test and Australian Jai Hindley leading the Tour De France after winning stage five. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
BP joined Bicks and Walshy to go through the overnight results at the All-England club as they scramble to make up for a heavily rain effected day two. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy focus on Headingly and the start of the 3rd Ashes Test which gets underway tonight. Bicks asks what the headline of the 3rd Test will be when its all over. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on the show this morning included Jenna McCormick to discuss the FIFA Women’s World Cup, and CEO of PREPD Andrew Perry who spoke to the boys about hydration ahead of the Adelaide Marathon. Topics covered on the show this morning included the latest fallout from the Ashes Bairstow incident, Stewart Dew’s coaching tenure at the Gold Coast Suns, and what the Crows will do with Taylor Walker in the second half of the season. Regular segments returned this morning including he Breaky Brainstorm, Sports update, and Quick Bicks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy asks Bicks a question without notice regarding Taylor Walker. Should he be rested once more before a potential finals campaign given that he is also in the hunt to win a first Coleman Medal? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
PREPD is the offical hydration option of the Adelaide Marathon and CEO Andrew Perry joined Bicks and Walshy in the studio to discuss the product and how it works. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy has a series of questions for Bicks that he must answer inside 10 seconds. Today's theme is "Bald Stars". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN has the rights to the FIFA 2023 Womens World Cup and former Matilda Jenna McCormick will be part of the SEN call team. She spoke with Bicks and Walshy this morning about the significance of the event to Football in Australia and around the World. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy examine the latest commentary on the most controversial Ashes story since Bodyline with grabs from people including David Gower, Travis Head, Tim Paine, and England coach Brendon McCullum. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy go through the top 14 draft bargains of all time in the AFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy go through all the latest sports new including the latest nomination for the AFL's rising star award, an injury scare for a star Adelaide Thunderbird, and an uplifting comeback for a Matilda's defender ahead of the women's world cup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN's resident Tennis expert is Brett Phillips who took in all the action during a rain effected day two of matches at the All-England Club Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
With plenty happening across the AFL recently, comments by new CEO Andrew Dillion about relaxing regulations to allow clubs to trade contracted players almost escaped scrutiny. However Bicks picked up on those comments, and asked the question is this a good or a bad plan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Caroline Wilson and Mark Robinson have gone head to head in recent days over reports that Stewart Dew's time as Gold Coast Suns senior coach could be coming to an end. Mark Bickley responded this morning on SEN SA Breakfast and left no doubt what he would do if on the board of the Suns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on the show this morning included Port Adelaide after the siren hero Dan Houston and Adelaide Crows assistant coach Nathan Van Berlo. Bicks and Walshy covered serval talk topics for the morning, including what is happening on the gold coast, why the English are so upset after the second Ashes Test and Shane Van Giesbergen's incredible NASCAR debut. Regular segments on the show this morning included the Breaky Brainstorm, Top 5 things we've Learned, and On the Mark. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adelaide Crows assistant coach Nathan Van Berlo spoke with Bicks and Walshy this morning following on from their big win over North Melbourne on Saturday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy has several statements for Mark Bickley, who must decide if they are On or Off the Mark. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan Houston spoke with Bicks and Walshy this morning about which teammate spoke to him before he took his legendary shot for goal after the siren on Saturday night against Essendon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley looks at the five major things he learned about Port Adelaide and the Adelaide Crows last weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
It's been a busy 24 hours in world sport with Shane Van Gisbergen dominating the headlines and the tarmac at his debut NASCAR race. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN's resident tennis guru Brett Phillips gave his thoughts on day one at Wimbledon following the news that Nick Kyrgios had pulled out of this year's event. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
There were several impressive performances in front of goal in the AFL on the weekend however two stood out. Bicks and Walshy ask which goals was better, Dan Houston's or Will Ashcroft's. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After Bucks went through his five key takeaways from Round 16 in 'The Buck Stops Here', he and Kane were joined by Josh Gabelich and Jack Crisp. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks got straight into Australia's win against England at Lord's in their 'Ramble', heading over to England to speak to SEN Cricket commentator Adam White. Bucks listed his five key takeaways from Round 16 in 'The Buck Stops Here', and after Tony Jones called in to speak about Nick Kyrgios' decision to pull out of Wimbledon, they got into 'Speaks Volumes'. Josh Gabelich called in to share the latest footy news from the weekend, and after their 'Questions Without Notice', they were joined by Collingwood star Jack Crisp. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Collingwood star Jack Crisp joined Kane and Bucks to talk about their convincing win against the Suns, the way they try to move the ball, his form at the moment, his ability to play so many consecutive games, the pressure for spots in the team, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Can Zak Butters win the Brownlow this year, the short bowling in the second Ashes Test, is the combination of Max Gawn and Brodie Grundy working, how good is GWS's backline, who takes over singing the Australian song from Nathan Lyon, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFL.com.au journalist Josh Gabelich joined Kane and Bucks to talk about the pressure building on Stuart Dew at the Gold Coast Suns, the big crowd the Bulldogs are expecting against Collingwood on Friday night, what Sam Mitchell said to the Hawks players yesterday, Bayley Fritsch's foot injury, the Carlton players who stood up yesterday, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go through each game from Round 16, and assess who the results say more about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Channel 9's Tony Jones joined Kane and Bucks to talk about Nick Kyrgios' decision to pull out of Wimbledon, and to explain why he's made the decision on the eve of the tournament. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan Houston's goal after the siren, why Bombers fans would enjoy what they're seeing, Jamarra Ugle-Hagan's peformance against Fremantle, Luke Shuey's efforts yesterday, why there's no reason Brisbane can't win the flag, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Australia's win against England at Lord's, Adam White's wrap of it, late night sporting traditions, Dan Houston's game winning goal, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Cricket commentator Adam White joined Kane and Bucks to talk about Australia's win at Lord's overnight, Australia's tactics when bowling to Ben Stokes, how confident he was that Australia would get the job done, Alex Carey's efforts this test, Jonny Bairstow's controversial dismissal, how big of an impact Nathan Lyon's injury had, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy preview round 16 of AFL matches with a specific focus on Port Adelaide and the Adelaide Crows. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys scrambled, we had Chris Fagan, Robert Walls, the review of Brisbane v Richmond, Friday First Thoughts, the Friday Agenda, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Wallsy joined us to reminisce on the life and career of Matt Rendell is the wake of his passing! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, the Swans clash with Geelong tonight, the line for Brisbane v West Coast, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Chris joined the boys after a huge win over Richmond, his omissions of Gunston and Rich, Callum Ah Chee, Matt Rendell's passing, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On todays first thoughts, we discussed the Rising Star, team selection for Round 16, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discussed Brisbane's huge win over Richmond, the shifts that have given them extra life, Daniel Rich and Jack Gunston's continued omission,and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys take a deeper dive into the Rendell Files! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's scramble, we discussed Taylor Swift, the Ashes, Nathan Lyon's injury, the Rendell files, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on the show this morning included former Adelaide Crows physio Mark Nagel who is preparing to run the New York marathon. Also on the show this morning was SANFL Football historian Nick Haines who guided the boys through the career of Tom Leahy, who was inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame this week. Today's Regular segments included Pull Your Socks Up, the Breaky Brownlow, Bickley's Believe It or Not, and the Breaky Brainstorm. The boys also preview this weekend's AFL matches for both Port and the Crows. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks presents Bickleys Believe it or Not. This week's edition focuses on the home of cricket, Lords. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFL Project Manager Nick Haines is obsessed with football history in South Australia. He has been the local historian for North Adelaide Football and played a key role in getting Tom Leahy into the Australian Football Hall of Fame. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week's edition of Bickleys Believe it or Not has Bicks looking at some unusual facts about one of the World's most significant sporting venues. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Nagel was a long-term Physio at the Adelaide Crows during Bicks’ time at the club. He is also training to run a Marathon and spoke to the boys about how he will prepare for it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks dishes out a serve to security staff at major sporting events after the events at Lords last night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Crows come back home this weekend to take on the Kangaroos. Bicks and Walshy preview this must win clash and look at where each team is likely to trouble the other. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Port Adelaide travel to the MCG on Saturday evening to take on the rampaging Bombers. Bicks and Walshy look at the stats and match ups that matter ahead of this crucial clash. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Wlashy has a series of people, places, clubs, and scenarios that Bicks must decided if he wants to Buy, Rent, or Sell Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy look back at the goings on at Lords overnight with the Aussies firmly in the box seat. They asked what will the Aussies first innings total be? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on this mornings show included Adelaide Football Club’s Wayne Milera and cricket expert Ryan Harris who previewed the second ashes test which gets underway tomorrow. Regular segments on the show this morning included SEN Spotlight, the Breaky Brainstorm, and Quick Bicks. Topics today included the fall of the West Coast Eagles, the rise of the Australian Test team, and the Australian Football Hall of Fame Inductions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy go head to head again in another edition of "Quick Bicks", with this week's theme being number 1's. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adelaide Crows defender Wayne Milera is quickly growing into the player the Crows thought they had secured six years ago. Now injury-free and firing, "Junior" spoke with Bicks and Walshy this morning about his season so far. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former Aussie Fast Bowler Ryan Harris previewed the second Ashes test at Lords with Bicks and Walshy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Australian Football Hall of Fame celebrated it's night of nights yesterday with four South Australians named new members. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy discuss the commentary around Harley Reid potentially landing at West Coast with the number one pick at the upcoming AFL draft. They also talk about how badly the Eagles have fallen and how long it will take them to get their act together. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy discuss reports from England about an independent commission's report on the racism claims made against the English County Cricket system. The boys also cross to Bharat Sunderasen and Aussie captain Pat Cummins at Lords ahead of day one of the second test. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Today, Bicks and Walshy ask which South Australian should be next into the Australian Football Hall of Fame. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
David Wildy filled in for Jarrod Walsh this morning. Guests included Georgie Horjus from the Adelaide Thunderbirds and Willem Drew from Port Adelaide. Bicks and Wildy discussed the situation at West Coast and what changes they need to consider to turn things around. This morning's Regular segments included Breaky Brainstorm, remarkable, Top 5 things we’ve learned, the SEN Spotlight, and On the Mark. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks must decide if the statements from Dave Wildy are On or Off The Mark. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Georgie Horjus was a star for the Thunderbirds in their dramatic semi-final win over the Sydney Swifts on Saturday evening. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Willem Drew is another young Port Adelaide midfield brigade having their best season for the club. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks believes Port Adelaide will be salivating at the thought of playing Essendon at the MCG this weekend. That's just one of the five things he learned this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley takes a deep dive into the myriad of issues facing decision-makers at the West Coast Eagles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Dave ask the question, "How many games will Port Adelaide win for the remainder of the minor round?". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we had Cal Twomey, Paul Hasleby, the Buck Stops Here, Speaks Volumes, QWN, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discussed the King brothers, the Saints, Zach Merrett, the bye rounds, Tanner Bruhn, Gold Coast, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys run through all the games and who it says more about! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Paul joined us to discuss the West Coast predicament after their 171-point loss! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Kane and Bucks to discuss West Coast's options at the end of the year and, MRO news and the latest on some key injuries! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys pondered where to next for the struggling club and coach! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adelaide's impressive performance against Collingwood, West Coast, Hawthorn, the bye rounds, and more.
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Kane and Bucks run the mid-season review over the final six teams coming off the bye! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's ramble, the boys discussed the Eagles demise, the 'Warnie' documentary, the mid-table cluster, the mid-season review, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley and Jarrod Walsh preview round 15 of matches in the AFL, focusing on the Adelaide Crows clash with Collingwood. The boys also examine Port Adelaide's season so far as they enjoy their bye weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On todays show we had the scramble, Sam Mitchell, Brendon Goddard, The Friday Agenda, Friday First Thoughts, the Geelong v Melbourne review, and much more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brendon joined us to discuss Spud's Game, his role in it tonight, his aspirations for coaching, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam joined us to discuss the age profile of the Hawks list, the bye week, Taylor Swift's concert, where he sees the priority for the Hawks off-season, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, the boys asked who is a must-follow on social media, embracing youth, trusting Fremantle, Staurt Dew's future, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On this weeks edition of Friday First Thoughts, the boys discussed team selection, Denver Grainger-Barras, Collingwood's depth, Fremantle's ommision, which Saints are under selection pressure, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys gave their thoughts after the Cats stormed over the top of the Demons last night! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys scrambled about David King's break, Tim Taranto, Fantales, Kingy's interaction with Ken Hinkley, Gary Rohan's bump on Jeremy Cameron, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
A huge Thursday show with the guest line up including the great Eddie Betts, Star Adelaide Crow Josh Rachele, and Adelaide Thunderbird Goal Shooter Eleanor Cardwell. Topics of conversation this morning included comments from Malcolm Blight yesterday about banning the tackle in AFL, Bicks has his say on Daniel Hoyne's statement that GWS is closer to a flag than the Crows, and the pros and cons of signing players to long term contracts. Regular segments this morning included Breaky Brainstorm, Buy Rent Sell, Bickley’s Believe it Not, and the Breaky Brownlow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who collects "The Con" this week? The best (and worst) bits of the SEN SA Breakfast show for the week as collated by Producer Jase. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks has three stories to tell, but only one is true. Walshy must decide which story he believes and which are false. Today's topic is famous lolly's Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Eleanor Cardwell's signing has been one of the factors in getting the T-Birds back to the top end of the Super Netball ladder. She joined Bicks and Walshy this morning to discuss their coming finals campaign. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Josh Rachele joined the long list of signatures at the Crows who recently penned new deals with the club. He joined Bicks and Walshy this morning to discuss why he wants to stay and why he loves the Crows. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On SEN Sportsday last night Kane Cornes asked Daniel Hoyne which club was closer to a premiership GWS or the Adelaide Crows. After lambasting the questing as "almost unanswerable" Bicks gave his take on the list profiles of both clubs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFL 350 game legend Eddie Betts spoke with Bicks and Walshy this morning about what he is hoping to achieve through his new foundation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy has a series of scenarios/people/clubs that Bicks must decide if he's buying, renting, or selling. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy go through the latest in sports news from here in Australia, and around the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Adelaide Crows have a Jeckel and Hyde run home with games against the bottom two on the ladder and 5 of the current top 6. Bicks and Walshy look at their run home and ask how many games will win? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
With the overnight news that Australia had defeated England in the first Ashes test there was a distinct cricket flavour to the show this morning. Plenty of highlights through the show plus comments from the Australian captain Pat Cummins and Man of the Match Usman Khawaja. Other guests on the show this morning included Australian Distance Running Coach Adam Didyk and Port Adelaide gun youngster Josh Sinn. Regular segments on the show returned as well including the breaky brainstorm, and Quick Bicks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Port Adelaide youngster Josh Sinn has carved out a niche in recent weeks as the Power's "Super Sub". He spoke with Bicks and Walshy about his role in Port Adelaide's incredible 11-game winning streak. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy go head to head again in another edition of "Quick Bicks". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Adelaide Crows have announced several player signings this week already, with more expected to follow. Bicks and Walshy discuss what this means for the football club, the players involved, and what the Crows list management strategy is likely to be. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ahead of this year's Adelaide Marathon, the SA Road Runners Club is helping you prepare for the state's premier running event. Australian Distance Running coach Adam Didyk joined Bicks and Walshy this morning to discuss what it takes to prepare for running a marathon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Away from Edgbaston, plenty is happening in world sport, including the Tennis grass court season heating up with warm-up tournaments in Halle and Queens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy unpack another incredible chapter in this storied rivalry as the first ASHES test came to an exciting conclusion earlier this morning Australian time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Allens has announced they will discontinue "Fantales" after 93 years as one of Australia's favourite lollies. What is your favourite? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam Edmund was the show’s main guest this morning, going through the latest in AFL news. The boys also played the Day 4 stumps report from Adam Collins and Bharat Sundaresan from Edgbaston. Topics this included the potential logo change at Essendon, Ken Hinkley’s future, the Crows poor record on the road, and the result of the James Sicily suspension appeal. Regular topics returning this morning included the Breaky Brainstorm, Coaches Corner, Top 5 things we’ve learned, On the Mark. The boys also did a special giveaway for Balfours after a story emerged over the weekend that pie consumption is down across the nation by nearly 40%. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Doiong the rounds on breakfast television this morning was a story about the consumption figures of the humble meat pie being well down. Bicks and Walshy got in touch with show sponsor Balfours who confirmed their sales numbers for pies in SA are up, and they also offered a pie pack for a lucky SEN SA Breakfast listener who had an unusual way of eating them. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN chief sports writer Sam Edmund spoke to Bicks and Walshy about several topics this morning Essendon's potential logo change, James Sicily's suspension, and charges nearning for former AFL umpire at the centre of the Brownlow Medal betting scandal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy has another series of statements for Bicks who must decided if they are On or Off the Mark. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In today's edition of We Make a Difference, Bicks looks at what has transpired in England over the last fortnight for out Test Cricket team and has singled out a South Australian for special praise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy comment on the story broken by SEN's own Sam Edmund yesterday about Essendon potentially changing it's logo in the near future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley shares the top 5 things he learned about Port Adelaide and the Adelaide Crows over the weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This morning the boys look at overnight results in cricket, Formula 1, and golf with AFL injury and tribunal news thrown in, along with a wrap of the weekend's SANFL action. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adam joined us to discuss the 70-point win on the weekend, how he's settling into his tenure, Jake Riccardi, Aaron Cadman, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adelaide Crows assistant coach Scott Burns fronted the media yesterday to discuss the Crows coming clash with Collingwood at the MCG. Bicks and Walshy discusses Scotts comments and those from the panel of Footy Classified from last night in relation to the future of Ken Hinkley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adam Collins and Bharat Sundaresan are on location at Edgbaston as part of the SEN Cricket call team. They filed a report at stumps on day 4 for SEN SA Breakfast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
With the first test delicately poised at stumps on Day 4 Bicks and Walshy ask who is going to be the hero on Day 5. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On todays show, we had John from Epping, Allan Border, Adam Kingsley, Tom Morris, Speaks Volumes, we reviewed the round of play, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys asked questions about modern-day boots, Bontempelli or Greene, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys go through all games from Round 14 and decide who it says more about! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Allan joined us to discuss all things the Ashes after day 3! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys gave their take on the situation in the wake of David Koch's interview last Friday! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tom gave us an update on the Pink concert at Marvel Stadium, Gather Round 2024, an MRO update, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys give their thoughts on Carlton, Gold Coast, the Bulldogs, Fremantle, the Lions, Richmond, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
John joined us to go head-to-head with Kane! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tom joined the boys to discuss the third day of the Ashes, the US Open final round, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys rambled about Kane's week, Hugh Jackman's half-time address to Port Adelaide, the mid-season review for the bye teams, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
It's a weekend preview with a difference this week, with the Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide both on their bye breaks. In today's show, Mark Bickley and Jarrod Walshy break down the Crows season to date and give their tips on this weekend's AFL matches. Plus, the boys plus a couple of AFL icons in the Showroom and discuss how likely they are to reach the magical 400-game milestone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys scrambled, we had Brett Robinson, David Koch, Ben Kavenagh, Friday First Thoughts, the Friday Agenda, a Port Adelaide v Geelong review, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, the boys discussed Ken Hinkley and his future, Trent Cotchin, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ben joined us to discuss community footy and Toyota's support! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
David joined us to discuss Ken Hinkley's future, the prison bar, the August deadline, his tenure at Port Adelaide, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discussed Jack Gunston and Daniel Rich, Chris Fagan, Patrick Cripps, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys went through their thoughts after an impressive win for Port Adelaide and where it leaves Geelong! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brett joined us to discuss the Sydney Marathon! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys scrambled about ageing actors having kids, family feuds, Tim Taranto, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former Adelaide United star, now playing in France, Mohamed Toure was the guest on today’s show to discuss his coming charity game in Adelaide. Topics covered this morning included the countdown to the Ashes opener, AFL tribunal results, and Thursday night football in general. Regular segments back this morning included the SEN Spotlight, The Headliner, Buy Ren Sell, and the Breaky Brownlow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who collects "The Con" this week? The best (and worst) bits of the SEN SA Breakfast show for the week as collated by Producer Jase. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy has a series of scenarios/people/clubs that Bicks must decide if he's buying, renting, or selling. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
International soccer sensation Mohamed Toure spoke with Bicks and Walshy this morning. He has returned to Adelaide to spend some time with friends and family in Adelaide and will also be playing in a charity match to raise funds for the African community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Today's theme is Ashes stories with Bicks recites three stories but only two of them are true. Walshy must decide what he believes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
PGA tour caddie, and regular SEN SA Breakfast listener, Smithers called in to chat about the situation in professional golf and what is happening ahead of the US PGA this weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Razor Ray was on Whateley yesterday and several of his comments pricked the ears of Mark Bickley who is demanding changes be made. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy and Bicks preview tonight's blockbuster AFL clash at Adelaide Oval between Port Adelaide and Geelong with Walshy picking Port's mid season draft pick a chance of making his debut". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy go through the latest in Sports News from across the globe with the NHL crowning new champions and the Ashes getting underway tonight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy as what grade you would give the Adelaide Crows season so far and discuss Trent Cotchin who plays his 300th game this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on the show this morning included Emma Galdes from the Road Runners Club and Port Adelaide star midfielder Dan Houston. Topics today included music cover songs, Scott Lycett’s form reversal, should players all listed players receive a premiership medal, and what happened overnight at the AFL Tribunal. Regular segments included the Breaky Brainstorm, Quick Bicks, and the Daily Agenda. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Regular caller Sam phoned to ask Bicks about Port Adelaide's newest recruit and what he will likely unleash in September. Bicks went a step further and compared JHF to his entire draft class! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jarrod Walsh presented today's championship edition of QUICK BICKS. The man himself, Mark Bickley, has been in domineering form this year. Can his run of correct answers continue? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ever considered running a marathon or do you prefer to go for a light jog with friends? Road Runners SA cater to runners of all persuasions and member Emma Galdes spoke with Bicks and Walshy this morning about her progression in the sport. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Port Adelaide is gearing up to face reigning premiers Geelong on Thursday night at Adelaide Oval. Gun midfielder Dan Houston joined Bicks and Walshy this morning to discuss Port's preparation for this massive, prime-time clash. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy continue the chat about the importance of Scot Lycett to Port Adelaide and how important he is to the Power's finals chances. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy and Bicks discuss Australian born Jack White who will receive an NBA championship ring despite only playing 17 of a possible 100+ games for the Denver Nuggets this season. Walshy asked Bicks if he thinks AFL listed players should receive a medal if their team wins the premiership. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks is celebrating his NBA championship winning Denver Broncos..... even though they play a different sport than Basketball. AFL Tribunal news dominated the discussion this morning with three big cases decided last night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys double down on their musical start to the morning by asking which was the better version of the song Fast Car, originally recorded by Tracy Chapman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy want musicians to hold off on covering famous songs. Bicks says no way, different versions of great songs should be part of the music biz in the future. What are your thoughts? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on today’s show included World Game expert Simon Hill and AFL Sportswriter for SEN Sam Edmund. Topics covered this morning include the AFL Tribunal and dangerous tackles, fall out from the World Test Championships final, Tex Walker booting ten goals for the Crows, Butters starring again for Port Adelaide, and which iconic Aussie brand is turning 100 years old today. Regular segments include the Breaky Brainstorm, Coaches Corner, five things we’ve learned, the Dig, and best defender. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN chief football writer Sam Edmund spoke with Bicks and Walshy about the coming tribunal hearings tonight and Marlion Pickett's court case ad serious charges. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley get controversial in ON THE MARK today with West Coast Eagles coach Adam Simpson in the firing line. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Wayne Milera suffered back to back serious injuries to his Patella tendon. He is back in a big way and dominating at half back for the Crows and Bicks gave him a pat on the back during our Best Defender segment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Simon Hill is the voice of the World Game in Australia and a huge Manchester City fan. He joined Bicks and Walshy to discuss their Champions League win, the Socceroos friendly against Argentina, and Ange Postecoglou's appointment at Tottenham Hotspur. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley rolls through the top five things he learned over the weekend in relation to Port Adelaide and the Adelaide Crows. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Matthew Nicks an Ken Hinkley speak about their teams performance's over the weekend in their post game press conference. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy look at the NBA finals series which continues today, changes to Queensland's state of Origin team for next week, the AFL injury list with an emerging Port Adelaide defender now out for a month, and a look at the SANFL results from the weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy look at how the venue is selected for the final of the World Test Championships and why they believe it should always be played at a neutral venue. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy has a crack at Western Bulldogs supporters for booing Jason Horne-Francis and Bicks takes a Dig at Indian captain Rohit Sharma for whinging about the final of the WTC being a one off match. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On the show today: 1. Adam Collins on Australia's win in the World Test Championship Final. 2. The Ramble 3. Sports update 4. Brett Phillips on the French Open - is Djokovic the greatest athlete of all time? 5. Pull Up Your Socks 5. Weekend Footy Review - Carlton, the state of the game, West Coast, Tim Taranto and more 6. Footy News update 7. Hawthorn young gun Will Day 8. Speaks Volumes 9. Mid-season review - Geelong and Gold Coast 10. Questions Without Notice Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Tom discuss the situation at Carlton, the state of the game, plus the latest footy news and a chat with Hawthorn star Will Day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane Cornes and Tom Morris pose their questions without notice following Round 13. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane Cornes and Tom Morris run the mid-season review over Geelong and Gold Coast.
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Kane Cornes and Tom Morris put the Round 13 results under the microscope - which results speak volumes? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hawthorn young gun Will Day joins Kane Cornes and Tom Morris following the Hawks' surprise win over the Lions on Saturday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane Cornes & Tom Morris discuss the improved form Tim Taranto, who Kane feels is now in All Australian contention. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tom Morris's news update on Collingwood's recent fixture request, and the AFL's memo to clubs on their management of dangerous tackles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane Cornes and Tom Morris debate the state of the game, particularly its administration and umpiring, following another weekend of incidents that have drawn uncertainty from the football public. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane Cornes and Tom Morris run the rule over Carlton following yet another loss, this time to Essendon on King's Birthday eve. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN's tennis expert Brett Phillips joins Kane Cornes and Tom Morris following the conclusion of the French Open at Roland Garros. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN's football reporter Tom Morris with the big stories doing the rounds ahead of today's King's Birthday clash between Collingwood and Melbourne at the MCG. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Test Cricket's Adam Collins joins Kane Cornes and Tom Morris after Australia wrapped up the World Test Championship final against India at The Oval. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley and Jarrod Walsh give their thoughts and tips on the whole round of AFL matches with a special focus on Adelaide and Port Adelaide. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on the show this morning included SANFL CEO Darren Chandler to discuss SANFLW Grand Final and what the SANFL is doing to help promote FightMND. Ryan Harris also phoned in to discuss day one of the World Test Championship final between India and Australia at the Oval. Topics today included Port Adelaide and the Adelaide Crows comings fixtures in the AFL and how Walshy is lucky to be alive after “nearly” being struck by lightning yesterday. Regular segments returned todays as well including, Bickley’s Believe It or Not, Buy Rent Sell, the Breaky Brownlow, and the ladder predictor. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who collects "The Con" this week? The best (and worst) bits of the SEN SA Breakfast show for the week as collated by Producer Jase. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy complete their ladder predictor with the the teams they believe will finish top six on the AFL ladder at the end of this season's minor round. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former Aussie quick Ryan Harris spoke to Bicks and Walshy about Travis Head's magnificent hundred on day one of the World Test Championship final at the Oval and where the match is heading. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The humble pie edition of "Bickley's Believe It or Not" has Bicks giving Walshy three different origin stories for the saying "Eating Humble Pie". Only one of them is correct and Walshy must decide which one he believes is true. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy has a series of topics, people, statements, or objects that Bicks must decide if he's buying, renting, or selling. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SANFL CEO Darren Chandler joined Bicks and Walshy ahead of a busy weekend with men's matches locked in for Saturday and Kings Birthday Monday and the SANFLW Grand Final locked in for Sunday. Darren also outlined some of the special activities that will be run across the weekends matches to help raise money for FightMND. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy preview the Crows Saturday's game against West Coast and Bicks is really worried for West Coast in this one given their massive injury list. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy's story about almost getting struck by lighning has struck a cord inside Mark Bickley who took his frustrations out ALL weather presenters, tearing them a new one in a blistering take down. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy preview Port Adelaide's Friday night clash with the Western Bulldogs and discussion turned to who the next Port Adelaide number one might be. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
BP phones in with a French Open update and the boys look at sporting results from all over the world Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On the back of Travis Heads heroics overnight in England, they ask who should be Australia's next test captain? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy told a story about almost getting struck by Lightning on the Birkenhead bridge yesterday. Bicks was less than convinced. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Todays guests included Brett Phillips who went through the latest results from the French Open Tennis from overnight. We also had Adelaide Crows assistant coach Scott Burns phone in to discuss their loss against the Suns in Darwin, and Port Adelaide youngster Kane Farrell spoke about their 9th win on the trot. Topics discussed today were dominated by the LIV/PGA merger, Ange Postecoglou named as the manger of the EPL’s Tottenham Hotspur. Regular segments returned as well including the Breaky Brainstorm, Chat’s with mates, and Quick Bicks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Port Adelaide youngster Kane Parrell has locked down his spot in the Power's best 22 this year. He spoke with Bicks and Walshy this morning about their ninth win in a row and how confident the group is. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy fires off a series of questions for Bicks that he has only 10 seconds to answer. Bicks has been dominating this segment all season and today was no exception. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adelaide Crows senior assistant Scott Burns spoke with Bicks and Walshy this morning about last weeks loss to the Suns in Darwin. He also had some insights into players such as Luke Peddler, Taylor Walker, and Tom Doedee. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy have gone through the rest of the season and predicted the AFL ladder for the competition of the minor round. Yesterday their revealed who they believe will finish in the bottom six, today its the middle bracket of clubs (7th to 12th). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Big news overnight with the PGA Tour and LIV Golf agreeing to merge and bring professional golf back under the one banner. What will this mean for the sport, the athletes, and our event in Adelaide? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Plenty happening in world sport overnight with the merger between the PGA tour and LIVE Golf confirmed along with Ange Postecoglou move to Tottenham confirmed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
BP spent the morning calling the Alcaraz versus Tsitsipas quarter final and then phoned in to give us all the latest details from Roland Garros. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
One the show regular contributors via the text line, alias SMITHERS, took to the phone line this morning to discuss the latest news in the golf world and describe his experience as a caddy on the PGA tour. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
With the breaking news overnight this morning the boys ask the obvious question - What will the impact of the merger between the PGA tour and LIV Golf be on the game of golf around the world? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jarrod Walsh had a new issues at home overnight as a thunderstorm battered parts of Adelaide, including the Walsh residence. He told Bicks this morning that several parts of his property are now underwater. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on the show this morning included World Game expert Adam Peacock, Tennis guru Brenton Phillips, and SEN journalist Sam Edmund. Topics covered today include the boys' ladder predictor, what now for Tom Doedee, Jordan De Goey's tribunal bump, and what Ange Postacoglu will do. Regular segments this morning included the dig, Remarkable, Top 5 things we've learned, Break Brainstorm, and On the Mark. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN's Lead sports writer Sam Edmund joined Bicks and Walshy to discuss the latest news across the AFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy has a series of statements for Bicks, who must decide if they are On or Off the mark. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
It's the halfway mark of the AFL season, and Bicks and Walshy have had a crack at the ladder predictor to see who they think will make the top 8 and play finals footy. This morning they unveiled their bottom six for the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley goes through the top 5 things he learned over the weekend about the Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy catch up with World Game expert Adam Peacock about the fallout from a one-sided A-League Grand Final and Ange Postecoglou potentially taking Tottenham Hotspur's manager role. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Wlashy discuss the ACL injury to Tom Doedee and what it means for his contract negotiations at the end of the year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SANFLW grand final preview
NBA Finals. Miami tie the series with Denver at 1-1.
Ange Postagoclu to Tottenham Hotspur?
Verstappen wins Spanish F1 GP
Jack Leach is out of Ashes series
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BP joins Bicks and Walshy to go through all of the results from Roland Garros including why a doubles combination was defaulted out of the tournament. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks nominates an entire Australian state's media, whilst Walshy has a crack at one of the footy media's brightest stars in today's edition of THE DIG. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley named a Port Adelaide forward as his "REMARKABLE" performer over the weekend after he booted four cracking goals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After Bucks listed his five key takeaways from Round 12 in 'The Buck Stops Here' on Monday morning, he and Kane spoke to Tom Morris and Eric Bana. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks' 'Ramble' was quickly followed by their mid-season review of Brisbane, Fremantle, St Kilda and Sydney, and after getting a French Open update from Brett Phillips, Tom Morris joined them in the studio to share the latest news from Round 12. Bucks listed his five key takeaways from Round 12 in 'The Buck Stops Here', which led into a heated debate with Kane about Jordan De Goey's bump on Elijah Hewett. Tom Morris joined them again for a salary cap discussion and to share the latest from the Hawthorn racism scandal, and they then spoke to Eric Bana, who was unveiled as a Big Freeze slider this morning. They went through all the results from the weekend in 'Speaks Volumes', and finished off with 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Is Adelaide's away record a concern, is Charlie Curnow a lock for All-Australian selection, should North Melbourne get soft cap compensation to pay for Brett Ratten while Alastair Clarkson is away, State of Origin, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go through each game from Round 12, and assess who the results say more about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Big Freeze 9 slider Eric Bana joined Kane and Bucks to talk about why he was "thrilled" to be involved in the occasion for Fight MND this year, what he's thinking of wearing down the slide, the most work he's put in physically for a role, how St Kilda are tracking this year, his trip to Cobram Estate with Garry, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about the "good position" Gold Coast's salary cap is in, the situation with Carlton's cap, the latest in the Hawthorn racism scandal, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go head-to-head over Kane's comments regarding Jordan De Goey's bump on Elijah Hewett on the Sunday Footy Show, and also hear the thoughts of the listeners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Port Adelaide and Collingwood's continued strong form, Gold Coast's win against Adelaide, why Geelong are the sleeper heading into the second half of the year, North Melbourne's energy, Jordan De Goey's bump on Elijah Hewett, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Why does Kane think people who criticise Bayley Fritsch need to pull their socks up? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about Jordan De Goey's bump on Elijah Hewett, James Harmes' suspension, Liam Duggan's dangerous tackle on Taylor Adams, Tom Doedee's ACL injury, the other injuries from Round 12, the apetite for a mid-season trade period, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Kane and Bucks to talk about Carlos Alcaraz's "clinical" fourth round performance in the French Open, his upcoming quarter final against Stefanos Tsitsipas, Thanasi Kokkinakis' loss to Karen Khachanov, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After Brisbane, Fremantle, St Kilda and Sydney's byes on the weekend, Kane and Bucks assess their season so far and discuss what they may be able to achieve in the second half of the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How should we approach the bye, the A-League grand final, which games they watched on Saturday night, young players that caught your eye early, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mark Bickley and Jarrod Walsh preview round 12 of matches in the AFL with a special focus on Port Adelaide's clash with Hawthorn and the blockbuster in Darwin on Saturday night between the Adelaide Crows and the Gold Coast Suns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we had the scramble, Brett Phillips, Wayne 'The Dominator' Johnston, Shaun Higgins, the Friday Agenda, Friday First Thoughts, Friday Confessionals, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, Kane asked about the Nat Fyfe contract extension, half-back flanks ruling the game, Ross Lyon's view of St Kilda's list, Sam Walsh, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Shaun joined us to preview the Western Bulldogs v Geelong clash, what he's been doing since retirement, Geelong's injuries, his thoughts on concussion, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Wayne joined us to discuss the Carlton legends evening, the Blues' current form, how he thinks they can turn it around, reminiscing on his playing days, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys confessed they were wrong about Matt Rowell, Gold Coast, Jack Payne, Joe Daniher, Richmond, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discuss their first thoughts after seeing the team lists for Round 12, Collingwood's refusal to rest players against West Coast, Geelong's injuries, Melbourne, Tarryn Thomas, Daniel Rich, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Kane and Kingy for the latest news at the French Open! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's scramble, the boys discuss the bye rounds, spending other people's money, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
BP joined Bicks and Walshy to dicuss Kokkinakis' big win overnight along with other notable results from Roland Garros. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks went with Captains as the theme for Believe it or Not this morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
HRF CEO Paul Flynn joined Bicks and Walshy to discuss "Giving Day" and explain how people can assist them in their work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Netball SA and Adelaide Thunderbirds CEO Bronwyn Klei spoke with Bicks and Walshy about their partnership with the Hospital Research Foundation and how the Adelaide Thunderbirds have gone from cellar dweller to premiership contender in 2023. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy went with a State of Origin theme to their brainstorm topic this morning by asking who is the best South Australian AFL player. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy were on location this morning at the Hospital Research Foundation for Giving Day. Guests included Netball SA CEO Bronwyn Klei, HRF CEO Paul Flynn, Brett Phillips to talk French Open, and Olympic champion "The Lizard King" Kyle Chalmers. Topics included the AFL's mid season draft which was held over night and State of Origin 1 which was played at Adelaide Oval overnight. Regular segments included Bickley's Believe it or Not and the breaky brainstorm. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Olympic Champion and proud South Australian Kyle Chalmers gave a rare media interview to Bicks and Walshy as part of our Ray White Real Estate mindset series and gave a fascinating insight into his life and swimming career. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on the show this morning included Brett Phillips with a French Open update, Bec Daniher (Daughter of Neale) to discuss Fight MND, and Adelaide Crows utility Ned McHenry. It was busy overnight in terms of sports news with plenty coming out of the AFL tribunal plus the AFL announcing the findings of the independent investigation into the Hawthorn racism claims. The boys also spoke about tonight’s midseason draft. Regular segments returning this morning included Quick Bicks, Buy Rent Sell, and the Breaky Brainstorm. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy lists a series of scenarios/names for Bicks and he must decide if he is buying, renting, or selling them. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adelaide Crows forward Ned McHenry is full of energy and he joined Bicks and Walshy this morning to discuss the Crows coming trip to Darwin. Ned also discussed Josh Rachele's celebrations, how much fun the team is having at the moment, and how he handles being the sub. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Walshy finally got one over Bicks with this edition of QUICK BICKS which was State of Origin (NRL) themed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Neale Daniher's daughter Bec is leading the charge for MightMND as this years BIG FREEZE edges closer. Bec joined Bicks and Walshy to discuss the cause and outline how people can help support this wonderful cause. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy go through the details of Gill McLachlan's comments from last night about the findings of the Hawthorn Racism Investigation and where to from here. Includes a passionate call from regular listener Jeff. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Tennis guru Brett Phillips joined Bicks and Walshy to discuss what happened overnight at Roland Garros including a mouth watering second round match up with plenty of spice. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this mornings Breaky Brainstorm Bicks and Walshy ask who is the greatest mid-season draft pick of all time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Guests on the show this morning included Brett Phillips with a French open wrap, Cam Smith to discuss Origin One, Port Adelaide defender Trent McKenzie, and SEN sportswriter Sam Edmund. Regular returning segments this morning included The Dig, Coaches Corner, On the Mark, and the Breaky Brainstorm. Topics covered this morning included who is leading the Brownlow at the moment, MRO decision to suspend gun crow Rory Laird, and just how good was the Crows win over Brisbane. (Did the win flatter them). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN chief sports writer SAM EDMUND spoke with Bicks and Walshy about the Carlton saga and how it's likely to get worse before it gets better. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bicks and Walshy give an AFL injury update before Walshy turned his attention to ON THE MARK with Mark Bickley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Port Adelaide defender Trent McKenzie is in fantastic form and he phoned in to chat to Bicks and Walshy about the Powers win on the weekend over Richmond at the MCG. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Huge morning again with Bryce Gibbs and Andrew Hayes. The main topic early was the FIFA World Cup, with two matches decided overnight and one in progress when the show started. Other topics included Hayesy receiving a visit from his parents from Wagga Wagga, a country Victorian club signing a former Port Adelaide great, who will wear that port Adelaide players number at the Power this season, and why Hayesy is starting a campaign to make the MANKAD a mainstream dismissal. Guests on the show included Michelangelo Rucci, former Socceroo Mark Milligan, Adelaide 36ers import Robert Franks, and Adelaide Crows rising star Riley Thilthorpe.
Riley Thilthrope reported to West Lakes for the first day of preseason yesterday. He spoke with the boys about what he needs to work on this preseason, what it's like to have former West Adelaide teammate at the Crows, and his recent trip to the West Coast of SA to meet with members of the local supporters group in Port Lincoln.
He's been a star for the Adelaide 36ers this season and was fantastic again last Thursday in the 36ers' away win over Melbourne United. Robert Franks talks to the boys about moving to Adelaide, how the team is settling into the season, and what they need to do to contend for the NBL title this season.
Adelaide United assistant coach Mark Milligan joined Bryce and Hayesy to discuss what the boys are doing in terms of training during the FIFA World Cup Break. Mark also talked about the Socceroos World Cup campaign which begins tomorrow morning against France.
- Rooch wants to know who gets the famous number 9 at Port Adelaide, following on from Robbie Gray. He thinks Jace Burgoyne would be an excellent fit to wear the number.
- Rooch stirs up Bryce for taking number 6 at the Crows and gives his thoughts on the FIFA World Cup day two.
- Connor Rozee and Travis Boak went to America during the break for a special training regime.
- A series of grabs from Rozee presser yesterday. What he needs to improve, and on Orazio Fantasia and how he is going with his body.
- Darren Burges (Crows) talks about Izak Rankine and his recovery from Injury. Burges on Sloane’s recovery and Paul Seedsman’s status.
- Fischer McAsey will follow a training program provided by Adelaide, with Crow's high-performance manager Darren Burgess saying he is confident the former No.6 draft pick taking personal leave won’t put him behind the eight-ball.
- Chelsea Randall is one of a group of Adelaide Crows AFLW players travelling to Melbourne for tonight’s W awards. However, yesterday Randall faced the cameras at West Lakes to wrap up the team's season after their Prelim loss to Brisbane.
Seven World Cup nations have been forced to abandon plans to wear the inclusive One Love armband after an ‘unprecedented’ FIFA edict which could have resulted in the suspension of each nation’s captain during the group stage.
Bryce Gibbs gives all the details for completed matches overnight between England and Iran and Netherlands and Senegal.
- The Redbacks fought back on day two of their Shield clash with Queensland at Adelaide Oval.
- Mitchell Starc has been rested for Australia’s third Dettol ODI against England on Tuesday with Tasmania paceman Riley Meredith called up to the squad.
- David Warner has unloaded on Cricket Australia for the “traumatising” delay in making code of conduct changes which have opened the door for the batting star to overturn his lifetime leadership ban.
- Australian NBA star Ben Simmons has recaptured his confidence, which is perfect timing ahead of a return to his former franchise Philadelphia to face a hostile reception from disgruntled 76ers fans.
- Kyrie Irving is back as well. He has apologised for his antisemitic social media post.
- Novak Djokovic said winning a record-equalling sixth ATP Tour Finals title on Sunday was a “deeply satisfying” ending to his troubled and truncated year.
Bryce and Hayesy start the morning by chatting about the World Cup and, specifically, the dress sense of the USA coach. Also on the agenda was Mankadding. Is it an acceptable form of dismissal in cricket in this day and age? Hayesy thinks so.
Bryce Gibbs and Andrew Hayes go through the weekend in sports and start Monday with a local sporting team checklist. Bryce also laments a weekend in which hit the dancefloor one day and the ER the next. Topics today included another awful showing from the SA Redbacks, Why aren't spectators turning up to watch ODI cricket, Seve Smith is back in serious form, the first day of preseason training for some AFL clubs, and why Fischer McAsey won't be rejoining his teammates until after the Christmas break. Guests on the show today include Michelangelo Rucci, WBBL Adelaide Strikers star Megan Schutt, cricket guru Ryan Harris, and potential AFL draftee from WWT Adam D'Alioa.
Woodville-West Torrens young gun Adam D'Alioa had a fantastic season for the Eagles in 2022, culminating in him being named captain for the South Australian under-18 team. He joined Bryce and Hayesy to discuss his season and the upcoming AFL national draft, in which he is expected to find a new home.
Former Aussie quick Ryan Harris joined the lads to discuss the current one-day series between England and Australia.
After destroying the Sydney Thunder batting order on Sunday evening, Megan Schutt joined Bryce and Hayesy to go through a massive weekend for her Adelaide Strikers. Megan took six wickets against the Thunder but saved her biggest whack for a potential challenger for "the challenger".
- FIFA World Cup underway, and Roochs thoughts on the FIFA president's lecture on European history.
- AH “Why can we have an F1 Grand Prix in Abu Dhabi and no one bats an eyelid, but when LIV Golf comes to town, everyone points out human rights abuse”.
- Rooch's thoughts on Fischer McAsey and what his future holds.
- Who are the youngsters for both Adelaide AFL clubs who are coming through this year? “ Rooch is not happy with the Italy soccer team. Losing 2-0 to Austria in a friendly and no Italy at the World Cup.
- Crows player Fischer McAsey won’t be joining his teammates on the training track until at least the new year after being granted personal leave.
- Has there been too much pressure on Fischer? BG “The pressure was always going to come when you are a high draft pick”. “We all thought he would be traded to Victoria. That didn’t happen, and the club has chosen to back him in”.
- Aussies beat England in ODI series. Steve Smith dominating again after making some technical adjustments. Port Adelaide and the Adelaide Crows start pre-season training today.
Adelaide youngster Fischer McAsey won’t joining his teammates on the training track until at least the new year after being granted personal leave. - The AFL and Tasmanian government have reached an in-principal agreement on a Tasmanian AFL team, with league boss Gillon McLachlan declaring a final decision is “so close”. - Brisbane is through to their fourth AFLW grand final after a 23-point victory over reigning premiers Adelaide on Friday night. - The Brisbane Lions have confirmed the signing of former Essendon defender Conor McKenna for the 2023 season. - Geelong Cats champion Joel Selwood appears destined to be a success in the AFL’s coaching ranks, which makes his first move in retirement even more shocking. The famous Cat is taking his leadership experience to cross-code to the NRL powerhouse, the Melbourne Storm.
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Match-fixing allegations for the first match of the tournament were proven to be incorrect.
- Rugby League World Cup. Australia wins the men’s and women’s finals.
- Redbacks are in trouble against Queensland Bulls at stumps on day one.
- WBBL finals venues confirmed. The Strikers finished 2nd and will host the eliminator on Wednesday and the Challenger on Thursday.
- 36ers split the weekend's road trip. Beat Melbourne and lost to New Zealand Breakers.
- Adelaide Lightning won its first match of the WNBL season with an 87-67 win over the Sydney Uni Flames at Adelaide Arena on Saturday.
- Thanasi Kokkinakis and Nick Kyrgios’ dream of becoming the second all-Australian team to win the prestigious ATP Finals have been dashed.
Bryce Gibbs joined Andrew Hayes and had a weekend full of tales to tell, including a trip to the dance floor and the ER. The boys went through the Adelaide team weekend checklist, preseason AFL training begins for some today, and FIFA president Gianni Infantino gave a nightmare speech ahead of the world cup that the boys likened to a drunk uncle speaking at a wedding.
An incredibly big Thursday show, headlined by two young South Australian athletes about to make their mark on their chosen sports. Jakob Ryan is nominated for the coming AFL draft and is expected to find a home on an AFL list. He came into the studio LIVE to speak with Bryce and Hayesy. Curtis Mead is one of the most exciting baseball prospects in the world and has just been named on the 40-man roster of the Tampa Bay Rays. Curtis played junior baseball with West Torrens and is home this summer while rehabbing his injured elbow. He phoned in to talk about the announcement and the season ahead for the Adelaide Giants. Other guests included AFL champion and host of the podcast "Conversations that Could" Dermott Brereton and award-winning sports journalist Michelangelo Rucci. Topics for discussion today included Isaac Humphries, the coming summer of cricket, and how a South African broke a World Record in he most Australian way possible.
Not only was Glen Maxwell's broken leg horrible news for the Australian One-Day squad and his BBL franchise, the Melbourne Stars, but it wasn't great news for BBL Supercoach coaches either. The Phantom has had a close look at who coaches should look to replace him with.
Five-day, five-night premiership winner Dermott Brereton is the host of the SEN podcast "Conversations that Could" and a fierce advocate for men's mental health and general health. He spoke with Bryce and Hayesy about his experience in trying to help those suffering mental health issues and looks back on a period in football where those issues where not understood as well as they are today.
South Australian Curtis Mead has been named on Tampa Bay's 40-man roster for the coming Major League Baseball season. He will likely be Australia's next MLB debutant, possibly as early as opening day in April. For now, Curtis is back in Adelaide rehabbing an elbow injury and watching on as the Adelaide Giants return to action in the ABL.
Jakob Ryan from the Glenelg Football Club had an outstanding season and is firmly in calculations to be taken inside the top 30 of this year's draft. He spoke with Bryce and Hayesy live in the studio about his draft chances (and his magnificent mullet).
- Rooch asks the obvious question about ODI matches. Does anyone get excited about them anymore?
- Rooch’s thoughts on Isaac Humphries's announcement yesterday. “I think we all understand that people have different ways of living their life. Hopefully, he is judged on how he plays his sport rather than how he lives his life”. Rooch wants Hayesy to check out why Milwaukee Bucks can’t wear their jumper of choice.
- New details of the alleged Brownlow betting scandal have revealed just how obvious the accused perpetrators’ actions appear to have been.
- The AFL will take no further action after a video leaked of Richmond star Dustin Martin groping a topless woman’s breast during Mad Monday celebrations seven years ago.
- HAWTHORN midfielder James Worpel is nearing a return to full fitness after requiring a season-ending shoulder reconstruction in July. Richmond and AFLW player Jess Hosking has received an official warning from the league over offensive language written on athletic tape she wore during last week’s semi-finals.
A TV news reporter has been threatened during a live cross by two Qatari locals as fears over the safety of tourists increase.
France's World Cup team is worth more than $1.5 billion more than the Australian team on the world football market.
- Melbourne United centre Isaac Humphries has come out as the first openly gay player in a top-tier men’s basketball league.
- Ben Simmons had his best game as a Brooklyn Nets player, but it didn’t stop the side from getting blown away by the Sacramento Kings.
- Pat Cummins will resist the temptation to take the new ball in his ODI captaincy debut against England today and instead seems set to reunite Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood at the top of Australia's limited-overs bowling attack.
- Glenn Maxwell is still hopeful of a dream Test comeback in India despite the star allrounder recovering from a broken leg, but Australia coach Andrew McDonald admits it will be touch and go.
- South Australia went down to Western Australia by just two wickets in their Marsh Cup clash yesterday at the WACA.
- Hayesy tells a story about nearly missing a Grand Final after getting reported.
- Bryce got two games for a sling tackle on Robbie Gray.
- Sam Colquhoun got stuck into Bryce on Twitter over the incident. He got dropped the following week. Bryce fired back via Twitter. Funny story. King Cobra goes missing from a Swedish zoo and the boys had some fun with this story.
Hayesy was up and about early, safe knowing that after the show, he has the rest of the day of work and will have the house all to himself. Both he and Bryce were in shock at the criticism levelled at SA Premier Peter Malinauskas regarding his "sloppy seconds" comments. Other topics on the show this morning included; Are the AFL umpires the right people to be casting Brownlow Medal votes? Should Rory Sloane retain the captaincy of the Adelaide Crows? And just how unhealthy can you be and still complete a marathon? Guests today include Michelangelo Rucci, Adelaide Crows AFLW senior coach Matthew Clarke, Adelaide 36ers assistant coach Mick Downer, and Captain of the Adelaide Strikers WBBL team Tahlia McGrath.
· The Strikers haven’t had much luck with the weather over the past week with a no results against the lowly Thunder on Sunday at Nuriootpa and then Monday’s bizarre result against the Heat. Have you guys broken a few mirrors or walked under some ladders recently? · How are you finding your own form at the moment? · Which Striker has impressed most you so far this season? · What is the scenario needed for the Strikers to finish top two? Is it as simple as winning your last two matches or do you need other results to go your way? · How are you approaching Friday’s game against the Hurricanes?
· What have you guys been working on during the FIBA break? · Did the break come at a good time for the group, given the situation with Craig Randall? · Will the club look to bring in another import, or are you set with the roster you have for the rest of the season? · Big weekend on the road for the club starting tomorrow night against Melbourne United. How are you planning on beating Melbourne? · You’ve got the Breakers in New Zealand on Sunday, who gave you a touch-up in Adelaide a few weeks ago. What did you learn from that encounter?
Two-time premiership-winning coach of the Adelaide Crows AFLW team Matthew Clarke joined Bryce and Hayesy to chat about the incredible scenes from last weekend at Unley Oval and this Friday's preliminary final against the Brisbane Lions.
- Rory Sloane. Should he hand over the captaincy?
- Rooch wants to know where to play Sloane. Gibbs says he should play at half-forward. In a three-way rotation with Rankine and Rochelle.
- Is the next Crows captain Tom Doodee or Jordan Dawson?
- Rooch “The Brownlow should stay an umpires voted award”. “The main issue here is the integrity of the voting system”.
Bryce and Hayesy talk about Brownlow medal voting and Dayne Zorko’s comments about taking the voting away from umpires.
- Several players have called for the Brownlow Medal voting to be taken off the umpires in the wake of the betting probe.
- NORTH Melbourne and Fremantle have executed a picks trade before the window for swapping selections closed on Tuesday.
- The AFL is expected to open the 2023 home-and-away season by reverting to the Carlton v Richmond blockbuster on Thursday night after a one-season experiment with a game between the previous year’s grand finalists.
- The AFL has announced that the Season Seven W Awards will be on Tuesday, 22 November, at 7.30 pm AEDT, held at Crown Palladium and broadcast live on FOX FOOTY. Jack Hayes is also on the comeback trail from a knee reconstruction after the pre-season supplemental selection period signing tore his ACL against Greater Western Sydney in April.
- Tennis champion Novak Djokovic will reportedly be allowed to compete in the 2023 Australian Open after authorities decided to overturn his three-year ban and grant him a visa.
- South Australia is set to host a two-week Festival of Tennis with confirmation Adelaide will host back-to-back Adelaide Internationals, combined WTA 500 and ATP 250 tournaments, between 1-14 January 2023.
- Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis have lost their ATP Tour Finals opener.
- The SA Redbacks may be struggling in the Sheffield Shield competition, but their fortunes are different in the Marsh Cup One-Day comp.
- T20 World Cup champion Moeen Ali has blasted cricket administrators for the England team’s “horrible” schedule, which robbed the players of a chance to celebrate their historic triumph.
Eddie McGuire bought up the topic of a roof for the MCG earlier in the year. Hayesy and Bryce discuss the idea on the back of the poor weather through the T20 World Cup with the boys holding different points of view on the topic.
Hayesy was up and about to start the show, safe in the knowledge he has the afternoon off, minus the kids and his lovely wife, who is off to the dentist. When the boys got to work, they discussed an incredible feat from a rather unhealthy Chinese marathon runner. The Premier was chastised by the opposition over his "sloppy seconds" comment.
Bryce Gibbs and Andrew Hayes spent this morning going through the hottest topics in sports across Australia. Bryce had some car troubles this morning but still managed to make it to the studio on time and had a crack at listing his favourite cricket commentators of all time as we move into another big summer of cricket action. Other topics this morning included LIV Golf coming to Adelaide, an AFL umpire arrested as part of the Brownlow medal gambling scandal, Josh Giddey in rare air in the NBA after a matching winning effort against the Nicks, and how the Adelaide Strikers WBBL team managed to score more runs than their opponents yesterday but still lose. Guests on the show included Michelangelo Rucci, Adelaide United's Mark Milligan, potential AFL draftee from North Adelaide Billy Dowling, and Fox Sports journalist David Zita.
One of Australia's best up-and-coming sports journalists, Fox Sports David Zita, spoke with Bryce and Hayesy about the Brownlow betting scandal. David also gave an update on the Hawthorn racism investigation and the potential timeline for its findings.
North Adelaide young gun Billy Dowling starred for North Adelaide in the 2022 SANFL under 18 competition, winning the League best and fairest. He also played every game for South Australia in the Under 18 championships. He is expected to be picked up in the draft and spoke with Bryce and Hayesy about the prospect of moving interstate to start his career.
Mark spoke with Bryce and Hayesy about the Reds huge 3-0 win over the Melbourne Victory from Friday night. As a former Socceroo, Mark also gave his thoughts on the teams coming World Cup campaign.
- AFL betting scandal. “It’s another reflection that stupidity will happen”. “We live in an era where you can be on anything anytime from the comfort of your home, on your phone”.
- Hayesy “Is it time to change the nature of Brownlow and how the voting is done” Rooch “That’s not the answer. If you think that would stop the potential for leakage of information, then you are mistaken”.
- “There is enough information out there that something like this has probably happened before. What we now know is that the AFL now have the resources to catch people out”. LIV Golf tournament coming to Adelaide is another win for Peter Malinauskas in bringing back some vibrancy to SA.
Bryce and Hayesy dive deeper into the two major talking points of the day in Australian sport. LIV Golf is coming to Adelaide, and an AFL umpire is in hot water for betting irregularities on the Brownlow medal.
- Michael Pell is the umpire arrested as part of Victoria Police's investigation into the Brownlow betting scandal, reports the Herald Sun.
- The AFLW has been left in shock after Adelaide Crows 2017 premiership winner Heather Anderson died at the age of 28.
- AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan may have resigned back in April, but the footy community is still no closer to finding out when exactly the boss’ last day will be.
- Josh Giddey equalled an impressive NBA record yesterday at the world’s most famous stadium after going nuclear against the New York Nicks.
- The Adelaide Strikers lost to the Brisbane Heat last night in the most bizarre circumstances imaginable. The Strikers scored one more run than their opponent in the exact same number of balls faced but officially lost by two runs.
- In Sheffield Shield cricket, the Redbacks fell to an inevitable innings defeat yesterday against Western Australia.
- Cristiano Ronaldo has publicly raged at his Manchester United coach and club in an explosive interview that all but ensures he has played his final game at the Old Trafford club.
With the summer of cricket now upon us, Bryce Gibbs talks about his favourite cricket commentators of all time with one of SEN's own amongst a star-studded list.
Bryce Gibbs and Andrew Hayes begin the show this morning by wrapping up the situation in Melbourne with an AFL umpire arrested as part of a betting scandal. Bryce talks about how preseason is going at South Adelaide, and the boys celebrate another major sporting event heading to Adelaide in the New year.
Bryce Gibbs and Andrew Hayes present SEN SA Breakfast for Monday with a heavy focus on the AFL's first-ever magic round making its way to Adelaide in April next year. England won another white ball world championship last night at the MCG while one of Australia's best-limited overs cricketers was having surgery on a broken leg. Hayesy spoke about taking the train to the Christmas pageant on the weekend and the associated trauma that comes with such a bold move. Other topics included the Rugby League World Cup semifinal shock, Why the Wallabies can't find a win, why Adelaide United can't lose, and why the SA Redbacks can't do anything. Guests today include Michelangelo Rucci, SA Premier Peter Malinauskas, Marathon runner Jess Stenson, and SEN cricket's Chadd Sayers.
Chadd Sayers speaks with Bryce and Hayesy about the final of the T20 world cup and England ruling the white ball world. Chadd also looks at what Australia is likely to do in terms of replacing an injured Glen Maxwell.
Jess Stenson has returned from America after running the New York Marathon last week. She spoke with Bryce and Hayesy about how she has recovered and what is next for her.
South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas speaks with Bryce and Hayesy about AFL Magic round coming to South Australia in April next year and ask what else can we steal from interstate.
Rooch wants to know what’s happened to the Wallabies. Lost for the first time to Italy on the weekend.
Where are the Redbacks at? Nine of the starting 11 in the SA Shield team are interstate rejects.
AFL Magic round name. What should it be?
Glen Maxwell's broken leg saga.
England won the T20 world cup.
Crows win AFLW v Collingwood and go into the prelim final against Brisbane.
Adelaide United win over Melbourne Victory.
AFL Magic Round.
- The AFL’s Magic round is coming to Adelaide in 2023, with AFL chief Gillon McLachlan confirming the news at Adelaide Oval on Friday.
- The Adelaide Crows defied the elements to defeat the Magpies by 12 points and advance to next Friday night's preliminary final against Brisbane at Metricon Stadium.
- ST KILDA has chosen not to sell a home game in 2023 as part of a wide range of findings unearthed in the club's external review. Kade Simpson joins the Hawthorn Football Club as its defensive coach.
- England has stamped themselves cricket's white-ball kings after withstanding Pakistan's fearsome pace attack to win the T20 World Cup final by five wickets at the MCG.
- Australian cricketer Glenn Maxwell could be facing three months on the sidelines after breaking his leg in a “freak accident” on Saturday.
- Billie Jean King Cup Final Australia v Switzerland ON NOW! See Group Chat for link to live results.
- Tennis Australia has agreed to a bumper five-year extension of its broadcast partnership that makes the Nine Network the sport’s home until at least 2029.
- In an upset of monumental proportions, Samoa stunned England in the semi-finals of the Rugby League World Cup.
- Adelaide Lightning lost, Adelaide Strikers game washed out. Adelaide United defeated Melbourne Victory 3-0.
Bryce Gibbs with Andrew Hayes on a wet and wintery Monday morning. England won the T20 world cup last night, must to Hayesy's disgust. Both boys had a prime location to take in a damp Christmas Pageant yesterday and Hayesy decided public transport was the best option to get in early.
Today’s show was all about the guest line up which was absolutely EPIC. Former Cat Daniel Menzel spoke candidly about the mental health struggles he encountered during his time in the AFL System, which included several long stints in rehab following several serious knee injuries. Michelangelo Rucci phoned in again to discuss the rumour of Irishman and former Bomber Connor McKenna training at Port Adelaide ahead of a possible return to the AFL. The voice of SEN Gerard Wheatley spoke to the lads from Sydney airport as he prepared to fly into Adelaide to call tonight’s T20 World Cup semi-final between India and England at Adelaide Oval. “The Phantom” returned to the show to discuss the BBL Supercoach competition. North Adelaide young gun Isaac Keeler is a highly touted draft prospect and the 198cm key position player spoke with the boys about his draft chances. Finally, Adelaide Crows AFLW star Teah Charlton helped preview with Saturday’s sudden death semi-final against Collingwood.
Adelaide Crows AFLW star Teah Charlton helped preview Saturday’s sudden death semi-final against Collingwood.
North Adelaide's Isacc Keeler is a mobile, near 200cm ruck/forward who is expected to find a home at the coming AFL draft. He spoke with Coons and Hayesy this morning about that prospect, his time as part of the Crows NGA academy, and his hopes for the future.
- Why should I play SuperCoach BBL this summer?- I see Mike Hussey is involved this year; how can I take him on?- Can you play KFC SuperCoach and not pick Rashid Khan?- What about Travis Head and Alex Carey? (Will be away on Test duties to start)- The Strikers surprised most at the BBL draft when they picked Kiwi all-rounder Colin de Grandhomme. At $125k, could he be a KFC SuperCoach bargain?
The voice of SEN, Gerard Wheatly, spoke with Coons and Hayesy as he prepared to board a flight for Adelaide ahead of tonight's World Cup semifinal between England and India. Gerard was at the SCG last night to anchor the SEN coverage of Pakistan's win over New Zealand and has a full rundown of that clash, plus a preview of tonight's massive game.
Adelaide's premier sports journalist Michelangelo Rucci joined the boys this morning to discuss the Crow's recently announced list changes and Connor McKenna spending some time training with a Port Adelaide mate ahead of a return to the AFL.
- Dan explains the mental health challenges around his repeated knee injuries.- Moved on to chatting about footy. Dan gave his thoughts on Tyson Stengle.- “The Eagles did an incredible amount of work to get him right, and put good people around him”.- “It was no surprise to me to see him have such a good season”.On brother Troy’s recovery from Knee recon. “He’s back at training and looking to be back mid-season”.
- PAUL Seedsman has been delisted by Adelaide, but the wingman is set to be retained on the rookie list. The Crows have decided to delist the 132-gamer but have recommitted to reselecting him in the NAB AFL Rookie Draft.- Conner McKenna reportedly trained with Port Adelaide yesterday as he eyes off an AFL comeback.
- Pakistan is one victory away from completing a T20 World Cup miracle.
- Josh Inglis will play his first match against international opposition since his golf-course mishap ended his T20 World Cup campaign, with the wicketkeeper to captain the Prime Minister's XI against West Indies later this month.
Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes began the show by trying to digest the shocking news about Craig Randall departing the Adelaide 36ers. Hayesy also gloated heavily over Adelaide United skipper Craig Goodwin being selected in the Socceroo's 26-man squad for the World Cup and had a laugh over another Giant costume being stolen. Guests today included Adelaide 36ers legend Brett Maher, Michelangelo Rucci, Adelaide Strikers WBBL star recruit Deandra Dottin, and SANFL GM of Football Matt Duldig.
With an announcement about the AFL's magic round coming to Adelaide imminent, the SANFL's GM of Football Matt Duldig spoke with Coons and Hayesy about what it would mean for the SANFL competition and Community Football around the state. Other topics include the National Inclusion carnival in the Barossa Valley, and the new zone boundaries for SANFL clubs.
West Indian Deandra Dottin retired from international women's cricket in July this year. However, Dottin still has unfinished business in the WBBL, having played two Brisbane and Perth previously. no at the Strikers, Dottin spoke on what makes this Strikers team so special.
Host Andrew Hayes chats with Adam Cooney about the rumours about Craig Randall II being moved on by the Adelaide 36ers. Includes comments from coach CJ Burton and media pundit and NBL expert Corey Williams on the NBL overtime podcast.
- Magic Round is coming. How will the SANFL and Community Football handle it?- It will make every AFL club half a million dollars richer. It might also help boost overall spectator numbers.- Might be a missed opportunity to take on the NRL in their heartland.SANFL options for Magic round. They might take the weekend off.
- The Socceroos’ final 26-man squad has been announced, and there were some surprises.- Travis Head is expected to replace former Australian ODI captain Aaron Finch in the national starting XI.Life after Ash Barty continues for Australian women's Tennis, with Ajla Tomljanovic helping Australia power past Slovakia at the Billie Jean King Cup Finals.
- Brett Maher thinks it was the right call to move on Craig Randall.- The club has plenty of bench depth that can cover the loss of Randall and Brett thinks they played well without him against the Hawks.- As far as a replacement goes, he doesn’t think they need a point guard. They have plenty on the roster that can cover that spot with existing talent.- Brett says the poor start to the season isn’t all on Craig Randall. They have some issues at the defensive end of the court.
- Craig Randall was sacked by the 36ers. Hayesy likes the move. Coons says he thinks it will be a win for them in the long term.- Craig Goodwin in the Socceroos squad for World Cup. Coons found it funny that Graham Arnold left out his own son-in-law.Hayesy wants to know why Adelaide people feel the need to steal giant costumes. Smurf costume stolen.
Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes spent the early part of the show looking at Novak Djokovic's secret concoction that his team was trying to hide during the Paris Masters event and how Kane Cornes pulled up after running the NY Marathon yesterday. Other topics on the show this morning included AFL Clubs burning cash on sacking coaches, why the Australian public has turned on the Aussie cricket team, and Adam Cooney also gave the listeners his best Ross Lyon impersonation. Guests on the show today included Michelangelo Rucci, Adelaide United FC coach Mark Milligan, and Adelaide 36ers legend Daniel Johnson.
It was a frustrating weekend for Adelaide 36ers fans with another inconsistent showing against the Perth Wildcats. Daniel Johnson was best for the 36ers in lt Thursday's win over the Illawarra Hawks and spoke with Coons and Hayesy about what the group will be working on over the FIBA break before their next match against Melbourne United on November 17th.
Adelaide United FC Assistant Coach Mark Milligan spoke with Coons and Hayesy this morning following the Red's big win over Western United on Sunday. Mark also gives his thoughts on the Socceroos squad selection and how the Reds will prepare for the Melbourne Victory game at Coopers stadium on Friday night.
Adelaide's most respected sports journalist Michelangelo Rucci spoke with Coons and Hayesy regarding AFL clubs wasting millions of dollars on sacking coaches and other staff.
The Australian Cricket Team is under siege following a poor showing in the T20 World Cup. Why has the public turned on the team, and what are the reasons the Australian public is giving for not supporting them? Simon O'Donnell spoke on SEN Melbourne about this topic yesterday. Coons and Hayesy discuss his comments.
Damien Barrett took to the AFL Daily podcast yesterday to discuss the topic of AFL Clubs paying out buckets of cash when sacking coaching. Is this a waste of money that could be better spent, or a necessary part of running a professional sporting organisation?
- Michael Hibberd and Jake Melksham will be part of Melbourne’s bid for redemption next year after inking respective one-year extensions.Chelsea Randall will play for the Crows AFLW team this weekend despite coping a head knock last Friday against Melbourne.
- Sri Lanka Cricket has suspended player Danushka Gunathilaka after he was charged with four counts of sexual assault in Australia.- Prepare for a marathon of football — and some seriously unhealthy sleeping patterns — when the 2022 World Cup begins on November 21.- Premier League club Southampton announced Monday they had sacked manager Ralph Hasenhuttl after a poor start to the season.- The Brooklyn Nets have issued Kyrie Irving six items to complete to return to the team amid fears his career may be over.
Coons and Hayesy start the show by looking at their respective weekends. One playing a prominent role in a celebrity basketball game, the other moonlighting as an amateur DJ in front of a solid crowd of farmyard animals. Topics covered on today’s show included the T20 World Cup, the Adelaide 36er's consistently inconsistent, Adelaide United’s big A-League win, and the Redbacks big win over NSW in the Marsh Cup. Guests today included Michelangelo Rucci, SA redback young gun Thomas Kelly, and SEN Cricket commentator Chadd Sayers.
One of the rising stars of the SEN commentary team is Chadd Sayers, who was on location in Adelaide yesterday as South Africa crashed out of the tournament. He will also be present Thursday evening when India takes on England in the Semi-Final. Chadd spoke with Coons and Hayesy to go through what went wrong for Australia in the tournament and what the future holds for the Australian T20 team.
Returning to the Redbacks lineup for Saturday's vital March Cup clash against NSW was Thomas Kelly. Playing a finishing role with the bat, kelly smashed his way to an unbeaten 53* in the Redback's eight-run win. He spoke with Hayesy and Coons about the win and how the team is going this season.
Adelaide's most respected Sports Journalist Michelangelo Rucci spoke with Coons and Hayesy and asked did the start of the AFLW finals series get the attention it deserved? The boys also discussed the change in season for AFLW and whether or not it has worked, and Australia's exit from the World Cup.
- England ended Australia’s World Cup defence on Saturday with a 4-wicket win over Sri Lanka at the SCG.- South Africa suffered more major tournament heartache yesterday. Needing a win over lowly Netherlands to advance to the semi-finals, the Proteas suffered a shock 13-run loss to be eliminated.
SOME families at the centre of allegations of mistreatment of First Nations players at Hawthorn have advised the AFL they will take part in the independent investigation commissioned to investigate the claims.- The Adelaide Crows AFLW team will take on Collingwood at Unley Oval in their knockout semi-final on Saturday. Chelsea Randall has cleared concussion protocols and will be good to go in the knockout final.
- Adelaide United has climbed to third on the A league ladder after yesterday’s 4-2 win over Western United at AAMI Park.- The Adelaide 36ers had a mixed weekend of results, with a win and a loss.- The SA Redbacks had a mixed trip to Sydney last week that ended with a win in their Marsh Cup clash over the Blues on Saturday.- In WBBL news, the Adelaide Strikers will return home from Perth today after collecting import wins over the Melbourne Stars and the Perth Scorchers over the weekend.- Nick Kyrgios has resolved his legal issue with a fan he claimed had “700 beers” and was “drunk out of her mind” during his Wimbledon final loss to Novak Djokovic.
Andrew Hayes and Adam Cooney are back in action for another week, with Hayesy basking in the glow of his impressive form on the basketball court from the weekend. Coons, on the other hand, spent the weekend sharpening his skills on the turntable for something a little different.
Adam Cooney joined Andrew Hayes and was as fresh as a daisy compared with yesterday. The pair began by talking about remembering important birthdays. It is Coons' wife Haylee's birthday today, and the boys compared notes on the do's and don'ts of partner birthday etiquette. Plenty of discussion about animals going rogue as well, following on from five Lions escaping their Taronga Zoo enclosure yesterday. In terms of sports news, overnight, the story dropped regarding the AFL's proposed Magic Round will likely come to Adelaide. Also, the T20 World Cup finally made it to Adelaide yesterday, and more matches are scheduled for Friday, weather permitting. Guests included WBBL star from the Adelaide Strikers, Bridget Patterson, gun journo Michelangelo Rucci, former redback and now SEN cricket analyst Chadd Sayers, and Crows AFLW champion Stevie-Lee Thompson.
- Will Chelsea Randall play? “She trained last night, but not sure if she will be selected yet”.- “Finals time is an exciting time. Even though we’ve been here before, there I always new girls to the squad who haven’t, and we want them to experience what we already have”.- “Zoe Price was awesome for us last week and has just come back from injury. We’ve got plenty of girls playing the role and loads of depth”.- Will you be tagging anyone? “We’ll just have to wait and see”.- We pride ourselves on winning contested possession.- Do you have a favourite premiership? “Not really. They were all very different”.- Favourite post premiership celebration was in Darwin in 2017.
- The Aussies haven’t really fired yet. I think David Warner needs to come off at the top of the order. Our bowling needs to be much better as well.- Cam Green and Steve Smith fighting it out to replace Finch.- Afghanistan’s threats are with the ball more than the bat.- AC: How bigger win do we need to get through? It really depends and the Aussies won’t know exactly what they need when they play. Englands final game against Sri Lanka is on Saturday.- AH: Who is the tournament favourite? “Obviously India should got through and are probably favourites to win it all. But South Africa are looking good. I like where they are at”.Who takes the captaincy from Finch if he doesn’t play? CS: “I’d like to see Glenn Maxwell. He does the job for the Melbourne Stars”.
- Will Aaron Finch play on Friday in the game against Afghanistan. Selector George Bailey quotes.- Hayesy thinks Cam Green should play over Steve Smith given that we need net run rate.- Basketball: Brooklyn Nets are a basketcase.Charles Barkley thinks Nash was hard done by.
- Questions about Magic Round. Rooch wants to know why we need it?- If the plan is to grow the game, why isn’t it being played in Sydney and Brisbane?- Jarrad Polec leaving Port Adelaide for North Melbourne is the reason why some people don’t like long term deals.Injuries got Jarrad in the end. His ankle was a serious issue before leaving Port.
AFL Magic round coming to Adelaide.- Hayesy and Coons ask the listeners how many people which watch games live that don’t include the team they support.INTERVIEW: STRIKERS WBBL BRIDGET PATTERSONBridget Patterson making her way to the airport after their loss to the Melbourne Stars yesterday.
- Past and present Sydney Swans stars have paid tribute to one of the club‘s most famous faces after the death of “the man in the middle” Kenny Williams.- Jared Polec has been delisted for a second, and final, time by North Melbourne.Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti is reportedly closing in on a return to Essendon, despite retiring from the game less than six months ago.
- India defeated Bangladesh by just 5 runs in a dramatic and rain effected clash at Adelaide Oval last night.- In the earlier match the Netherlands picked up their first win of the super 12 stage with a 5 wicket win over Zimbabwe.- South Australia goes into the final day of their Sheffield Shield clash against NSW needing quick wickets to claim an unlikely victory.- In WBBL news, The Adelaide Strikers went down to the Melbourne Stars yesterday following a freak innings from a 19-year-old.- Adelaide 36ers star Craig Randall II will miss tonight’s clash against Illawarra Hawks with a chest injury.- The Brooklyn Nets have swung the axe after a disastrous start to their season - and their next move is expected to be even more dramatic.
Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes begin the show by talking about nothing in an entertaining fashion. - Coons in much better shape today. Haylee Cooney’s birthday is today.- Escaped Lions in Sydney. Who forgot to shut the gate?- Climate change activists gluing themselves to expensive paintings. Why?
Adam Cooney emerged from Melbourne Cup Day a little worse for wear but battled through manfully alongside Andrew Hayes. The early going of the show was devoted to Coons’ Cup Day antics, with listeners called on to provide him with some home-grown hangover remedies. When the boys eventually straightened up, the topic of Father/Son selections in the AFL provided plenty of content. Not only who the best father/son pairings of all time are but also about the ability clubs have to sign them to extended contracts on drafting them. Australia’s T20 world cup campaign was also put under the microscope with Aaron Finch in serious doubt for the important clash against Afghanistan on Friday at Adelaide Oval. Guest on the show today included Michelangelo Rucci, Adelaide United coach Mark Milligan and star import for the Adelaide 36ers Antonius Cleveland.
- Antonius said the thing that hurt them the most was himself and Robert Franks getting into foul trouble early.- Sometimes, you have to let the opposition score and not give away silly fouls.- It was a better game than what we played against New Zealand.- Playing in Wollongong is like Adelaide. A similar type of fans and cities.- It takes a while to gel together When putting together a new team. The Jackjumpers didn’t have a great start last season and made the championship series.- I’ll be extra motivated to play well against my old team. No one wants to lose their former club.The 36ers are back at home on Saturday against Perth Wildcats.
- Great to be back in front of home supporters.- Good performance, but a few lapses in concentration made it tougher on us than it needed to be. But great to get the monkey off the back and take full points.- Craig Goodwin is a star. In Australian football, there aren’t many like him. Especially being a left-footer, to have him on the left side is important. In contention for a world cup spot for sure.- Massive game on Sunday against Western United. They have a few injuries as well and haven’t been at their best. We need to start well and get some momentum early.
- Adelaide's number one Sports journo Michelangelo Rucci stayed away from the punt on Melbourne Cup day with plenty of uncertainty surrounding the field and the track conditions. - Father/son rules regarding contract extensions. Could that rule be instituted for all first-year players?- Jack Ginnavan dressing up as Geoffrey Darmer for Halloween. Was it a smart thing to do?
- Melbourne Cup winner a bolt from the blue- England beats NZ in a huge blow to Australia’s WC chances.- AFL best father sons of all time
- SYDNEY has delisted injury-plagued ruckman Sam Naismith and small forwards Ben Ronke and James Bell.- Essendon and North Melbourne have both moved significantly closer to securing exciting father-son prospects at this year’s drafts, with both Davey twins and Cooper Harvey nominating the Bombers and Kangaroos, respectively.- In AFLW news, the race against time continues for Adelaide Crows skipper Chelsea Randall as her teammates prepare for their qualifying final against Melbourne at IKON Park on Friday.
- Gold trip won the Melbourne Cup- England defeated New Zealand by 20 runs in a result that has significant ramifications for Australia’s chances of advancing to the T20 World Cup semi-finals.- South Australia will resume their first innings at 1 for 15 on day three of their Sheffield Shield clash against NSW in Wollongong.- Special K’s to play in season-ending doubles world championships.- In WBBL news, The Adelaide Strikers take on the Melbourne Stars at North Sydney Oval today.
Some of Adam Cooney joined Andrew Hayes this morning for the post-Melbourne Cup edition SEN SA Breakfast. Coons obviously enjoyed his afternoon/evening and paid the price in the early going of the show. Thankfully the SEN family rallied around its struggling brother and texts flowed in with hangover remedies, all of which which greatly appreciated.
South Adelaide has welcomed four impressive recruits to Noarlunga for the 2023 SANFL season, whilst bidding farewell to several players who have moved on to greener pastures. Coach Jarrad Wright joined Hayesy and fellow Panther Bryce Gibbs to chat about South Adelaide's chances for season 2023 as they look to end their premiership drought.
What global sporting events are on your bucket list? With the Melbourne Cup to be run and won tomorrow, Hayesy and Bryce share their thoughts on the most iconic global sporting events that they want to see live in their lifetime.
Cam Luke is a huge part of SEN Track's coverage of the Melbourne Cup tomorrow from Flemington. He joined Bryce and Hayesy to discuss the Spring Racing carnival in Melbourne, give some tips for the Cup, and had a couple of cheeky digs at Adam Cooney for good measure.
Adelaide's number one Sports Journalist Michelangelo Rucci joined Bryce and Haysey this morning to chat about Port Adelaide's inaugural AFLW season and what they will need to do to improve in 2023.
Bryce and Hayesy check out the weekend results from the T20 World Cup with the tables starting to take shape ahead of the final fortnight of the competition. A week of big games is coming up with the weather expected to play a significant role.
Port Adelaide’s prized recruit Jason Horne-Francis has undergone surgery on both legs after experiencing “debilitating pain” in his calves and feet this year.• Essendon youngster Zach Merrett isn’t worried about the team’s fitness, despite club great Matthew Lloyd labelling it “alarming” amid a “blame game” over the Bombers’ horror 2022 season.• Jesinta Franklin has revealed husband Lance was very close to walking away from football.• In AFLW news, the Crows win on Saturday sets up a mouth-watering clash against Melbourne on Friday night.
The Adelaide 36ers went down to the South East Melbourne Phoenix in overtime on Sunday.• Adelaide United recorded its first win of the season yesterday against Perth Glory 2-1 at Coopers Stadium.• Australia defeated England 56-48 on Sunday night to take an unassailable 2-0 series lead against England.• The Wallabies stormed home late to end a three-match losing streak with a 16-15 win over Scotland at Murrayfield on Sunday morning.• Golf’s oldest major, The Open Championship, has all but confirmed that LIV Golf players will still be able to compete for the Claret Jug next year.
Bryce Gibbs joined Andrew Hayes for SEN Breakfast today. Today is Halloween with the boys chatting about how the traditional, American holiday is ingraining itself in Australian culture today. Hayesy checks the fortunes of Adelaide's sporting teams, who were in action over the weekend, before checking in on Gibbs junior, who began a promising basketball career over the weekend.
Adelaide United FC's young goal-keeping prodigy Joe Gauci joined Coons and Hayesy to discuss last week's controversial draw with Sydney FC, and the club's first home game of the season against Perth Glory on Sunday at Coopers Stadium.
Thursday morning is the end of the working week for SEN SA BREAKFAST. However, there was no going out with a whimper, with Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes locking in guests aplenty for today's show. Michelangelo Rucci, Eloise Jones (Crows AFLW), Joe Gauci (AUFC), Sam Mayes (North Adelaide SANFL), and Lauren Arnell (Coach Port Adelaide AFLW) all phoned in for a chat this morning. But, the big morning guest was KANE CORNES, who returned to where his radio journey began to say goodbye to the SA breaky family and thank the listeners and his co-host of four years Hayesy. Other topics covered on the show this morning included AFL concussion issues, a 7-metre-long Indonesian Python that ate something it shouldn't have, and how are the biggest Divas in world sports.
- Great to finish the season in front of home fans.- It’s hard to describe the challenge of being an expansion team in this competition. We only had about a six or seven-week preseason once we put the team together.- The Port Adelaide community is just incredible. We think we’ve got the best ground and atmosphere to play in front of in the competition.We are happy with our game plan and where it’s heading. We look forward to having more time together to prepare for next season.
- Spoke with a few clubs after getting delisted. Wanted to stay in Adelaide. North Adelaide felt like a good fit.- Grateful for my time in the AFL system. I did get frustrated at times. Felt like I was playing good footy at the state league level. Couldn’t break through and secure a league spot.- Will be working in the player development space at North Adelaide for a crust.- Not sure which club I’ll barrack for now. Grew up a Melbourne supporter but have friends at port and Brisbane.Port will be around the mark next season. Sam played against JHF when he was a 17-year-old. He is a special talent. I think they will give it a fair shake.
Eloise Jones plays her 50th game for the Adelaide Crows this Saturday against St Kilda in an important clash. The Crows are finals-bound, and Eloise is preparing to launch an attack on the club's fourth AFLW premiership.
Kane Cornes phoned into his old show to give a heartfelt thank you and goodbye to the listeners of SEN SA BREAKFAST and to Hayesy for four years of work together.
- Should a two-year deal for first-year players be extended?- Rooch “What if the AFL brought in a rule where first-year players MUST see out their first contract”.Coons “I’d like to see stricter rules in place for the first three or four years of a draftee’s career.
- ALASTAIR Clarkson will begin work at North Melbourne on Tuesday as initially planned.- GEELONG veteran Tom Hawkins is facing the prospect of a delayed start to next season, with the forward set to have surgery on a lingering foot injury.- GOLD Coast has delisted running defender Oleg Markov.ST KILDA has had more change on its coaching panel, with development coach Ben Jacobs leaving to join Essendon.
- Irish eyes were left smiling at the MCG yesterday following their upset victory over England in the T20 World Cup.- Donnell Wallam has silenced her sponsorship saga critics with an Australian debut never to be forgotten, winning the Test for the Diamonds over England.- Australia has two more NBA stars to get behind after they showed off their supreme talents in scintillating displays on Wednesday.There are “positive signs” that tennis champion Novak Djokovic will be granted entry to Melbourne for this summer’s Australian Open despite his three-year visa ban.
Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes are back again for the Thursday edition of SEN SA Breakfast. Hayesy started the show with an unbelievable story from Indonesia where a rubber-seeking Grandma got more than she bargained for when heading into the local jungle.
Coons and Hayesy began the show by conducting a welfare check on the Cooney family's pet pig "Frankfurt". Frankie visited the vet yesterday for a procedure that ends his chances of becoming a dad. Mullets were also on the agenda, with Coons asking who rocked the best mullet in AFL history. The AFL's research into concussion has been placed under the microscope recently, as has Essendon's external review, with both discussed through the show. The guest list included Adelaide's best sports journo Michelangelo Rucci, Norwood Football Club young gun (and soon to be Adelaide Crow) Max Michalanney, and former test cricketer Ryan Harris spoke about the T20 World Cup.
Australia got its T20 world cup campaign back on track last night with a solid victory over Sri Lanka in Perth. Former Aussie quick Ryan Harris called in to talk about the game and why Aaron Finch's much-criticised innings was important for the team.
Crows father/son draft prospect Max Michalanney phoned in to chat with Coons and Hayesy ahead of the coming national draft.- Max said the Crows have been checking in on him all season and told him they were planning on selecting him as father/son at the end of the AFL season.- AC “Which was your best game of the season”. MM “Probably my game in the under-18 champs against Vic Country. I got to kick a goal”.- Coons asked Max to describe himself as a player.- Favourite Crows player is Rory Sloane, and it's been surreal to do some training with him so far.- AH “What’s it been like playing under Twiggy at Norwood”. “It been awesome to play with the redlegs and under Twiggy. As part of the GF squad, I got to go down in the rooms after the GF and took part in the celebrations”.- Haysey asks about Max’s dad. Max said his dad’s strengths were in the air, crashing packs”.- Max says he needs to work on his body and get it to a point where he can play against men. He’ll also keep working on his skills”.-
- Kane Cornes comments regarding Essendon external review.- Hayesy says maybe Essendon players shouldn’t have gone on holiday. Hayesy also accused training standards at the Bombers of dropping since Coons left.Hayesy asks which club is under the most pressure heading into next season North Melbourne, Essendon, or St Kilda?
- Rooch liked Mil Hanna’s mullet. Comedy attempt that fell a little flat.- Fagan is back at work with the Lions. Rooch thinks this investigation will change the way player meetings are conducted. He thinks they will be officially recorded on film in the future to protect all parties.
The AFL has apologised to past players who were “let down” by how concussion research was conducted after an independent review found fault from Associate Professor and former AFL advisor Paul McCrory.
- A Marcus Stoinis explosion steered Australia to a big 7 wicket win in their T20 world cup clash against Sri Lanka last night at Perth’s Optus Stadium.- Two Test discards are reportedly in the frame to wear the baggy green again for one of Australia’s biggest series in years.- Tim Paine has opened up on the infamous Sandpapergate that rocked Australian cricket, revealing the entire team was “stunned” in the wake of the controversy.- Serena Williams has left the tennis world in a state of disbelief by announcing a stunning U-turn months after appearing to walk away.
A typically loose opening from the lads on hump day, with the Cooney's latest pet pig heading off to the vet yesterday. Coons began the show with an important update on his welfare. Also, the lads looked at the best mullets of all time in the AFL.
Adam Cooney was back in action with Andrew Hayes this morning following his extended weekend in Sydney. Coons came armed with some stories to tell about the boy's trip with some former teammates. St Kilda has gone back to the future in securing Ross Lyon as its senior coach. Coons and Hayesy unpack what the news will mean for Saints supporters and look at what type of coach Roos will be the third time around. Guests today include the ever-reliable Michelangelo Rucci, Mark Milligan from a desperately unlucky Adelaide United FC, and the driving force behind Coons' weekend escape in Sydney, Farren Ray.
After a false start due to a dodgy phone line, former Bulldog, Saint, and Kangaroo Farren Ray joined Coons and Hayesy to spill the dirt on Adam's weekend trip to Sydney. Farren also spoke about having played under Ross Lyon in the Bosses' first stint with St Kilda and what makes him a great coach.
Mark takes the boys through how the bench handled the red card controversy against Sydney FC last Sunday. He also looks forward to this Sunday's first home game, with the Reds taking on the Perth Glory at the revamped Coopers Stadium.
Adelaide's premiere Sports journalist joins Coons and Hayesy to discuss the appointment of Ross Lyon as senior coach at St Kilda.
Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes discuss the reappointment of Ross Lyon as coach of the St Kilda Football Club.
- South Africa and Zimbabwe will share the points after rain proved too disruptive in Hobart.- Adelaide Strikers star leg spinner Amanda-Jade Wellington has equalled her own record for the WBBL's best bowling figures, talking 5-8 to help set up yesterday’s emphatic eight-wicket win against the Melbourne Renegades.- Josh Giddey has been struck down with an ankle injury in the Oklahoma City Thunder’s loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Monday (all times AEDT).- Daniel Ricciardo has hit rock bottom at McLaren, giving arguably the bleakest interview of his career after the United States Grand Prix.
- The worst kept secret in football was confirmed yesterday with Ross Lyon announced as new St. Kilda coach.- Former premiership Tiger Shane Edwards has joined the Adelaide Crows in a duel off-field roles.- Chris Fagan’s return to the Lions is set to be ratified at a Brisbane board meeting tonight. The Lions coach has been on a leave of absence for more than a month after being implicated in Hawthorn’s racism scandal that rocked the AFL.- ESSENDON'S external review has called for stronger unity within the club's football department, as the Bombers also pledge to restore themselves as a leader in the Indigenous community and appoint their inaugural First Nations board member.
Adam Cooney returned to action this morning, alongside Andrew Hayes, after a boy's trip to Sydney with some old teammates from the Western Bulldogs. Coons shared all the details from the trip, which were quite surprising (and disappointing).
Former Adelaide Crow, now Cats part-time ruck coach, Josh Jenkins joined Andrew Hayes this morning to go through a huge weekend of sport. Perhaps the greatest game of T20 cricket played on Australian soil was played at the MCG last night, with 90k people watching on live as King Kohli lifted his team to victory over their arch-rival Pakistan. The agenda also included results from the NBL and NBA, where to for Australia's T20 team, What St Kilda is doing with Ross Lyon, and a former world number one tennis player fighting to clear her name after testing positive for a banned substance. Guests on the show today included Michelangelo Rucci, former Australian test cricketer and SA redbacks legend Chadd Sayers, and Adelaide 36ers import Antonius Cleveland.
Antonius Cleveland joined the Adelaide 36ers on a two-year deal from the Illarrawa Hawks this season as one of three imports. He joined JJ and Hayesy this morning to chat about their massive win over the Sydney Kings on Friday night, how the team is gelling together, what he thinks of living in Adelaide, and is thoughts on the comments through the week from Kings owner Paul Smith.
- Crazy Atmosphere at the MCG last night and an amazing game.- JJ “is it a personnel thing with the Aussies or something in the way they are approaching the game?”. “It’s a bit of both, but luck went against the Aussies on Friday night”.- AH “Should Cam Green and Steve Smith come in?” “(on Green) Probably not for game two. (On Smith) We saw what Kohli did last night. Class batters don’t grow on trees”.- “It’s probably my least favourite format, but if you keep getting a crowd of 90K, it’s hard to argue it has a place in the sport”.“I think the Aussies will bounce back tomorrow against Sri Lanka, but they are a dark horse”.
- Rooch asks the question about where we sit with sponsorships for professional sports on the back of the Diamonds saga.- JJ “Players feel more comfortable voicing their opinions on social matters. However, we see that voicing those opinions can often have consequences”.- Ross Lyon to St Kilda. MR “No different to what North Melbourne did in chasing Alastair Clarkson. GWS went the opposite way and went through a full process. Essendon was almost forced down that path. St. Kilda’s issue isn’t coaching, it’s the playing list”.
- Ross Lyon returning to St Kilda. JJ absolutely rattled by the decision, especially with the Saints just handing him the job without looking at other candidates.- What happens if this doesn’t work out?- Cam Zurhaar blows up on social media regarding JHF wearing his North Melbourne singlet whilst training recently. JJ was hoping JHF was trolling North Melbourne. He couldn’t be that silly.Aaron Finch comments after the loss to New Zealand. Are the Aussies cooked or can they make the semi-finals?
- Kohli breaks Pakistan's hearts in front of 90K fans at the MCG.- Sri Lanka beat up in Ireland.- England defeated Afghanistan by five wickets on Saturday.-New Zealand flogged Australia by 89 runs on Saturday night.
- Adelaide United question Ibazuki Red Card.- The Australian Diamonds have put a week of turmoil behind them to reclaim the Constellation Cup with a brilliant four-goal win over New Zealand.- The tennis world has been stunned by the news former world No. 1 Simona Halep has been hit with a doping ban.- The 36ers had a nice win over Sydney Kings.- Ross Lyon is to be the next St Kilda coach. Will be appointed as early as today.- Zane Williams speaks out about short-term contracts for mid-season recruits.
Josh Jenkins filling in for the fill-in with Andrew Hayes on SEN SA BREAKFAST this morning. The boys spoke about a huge weekend in sport, including an A-League howler, an Adelaide 36ers thriller, and an F1 pile-up in Texas, and JJ goes stateside with an NFL update as well.
The last show of the week for Adam Cooney, who is jetting off for a boy's weekend in Sydney with some old teammates. He shared some details on their plans, which look a little light on. Some early talk about wedding proposals gone wrong. Coons' well-documented proposal using a burger ring was front and centre in the discussion. The Women's soccer World Cup mascot has stirred some controversy, and Hayesy received a complete education regarding Australian and New Zealand penguin populations. Some serious topics were also discussed, including the AFL's proposed magic round potentially coming to Adelaide, why isn't Rory laird considered a star of the game, who were the top five players from SA-based clubs this season, and when will the SA Redbacks finally get their act together. Guests included Michelangelo Rucci, Redbacks quick Wes Agar, Adelaide Crows AFLW defender Chelsea Biddell, and Pot Adelaide AFLW star forward Gemma Houghton.
- Ankle pulled up well and responded well to the treatment.- AC “How have you assessed the first season for the club” “We’ve got a great list, and we just need to work on connection and getting better at gelling together”.- Gemma commented on the quality of facilities she has played at this season following on from the controversy around the ground in Sydney last week.- Gemma plays her 50th game this week and reflects back on her time in the competition.- AC: “Would you like to play a 17-game season?” “We might not be ready for a 17-game season yet, but I’d love a longer season.- Born and raised in WA but grew up a Port supporter.
- Update on Chelsea Randall. Not sure of her return time frame.- The Lion's pressure was too good for us, and we couldn’t hold them. We weren’t able to pressure them in response.- We learnt a lot from that game, and good to have that at this time of the season.- AC: How has the shift into defence gone? “Yep, I’ve really enjoyed it”.- A group of girls have stepped up to cover the experience lost to Port Adelaide.
- A disappointing start to the season. We need to work hard to get better.
- Coach Dizzy said we just haven’t been good enough with bat or ball.
- Been working on keeping things more straightforward. In the past has been making the craft of bowling too complicated.
- AC “Are you the man who keeps the group positive?” “We are a positive group in general, despite the results. In terms of morale, we’ve got plenty of guys who keep it positive and some interesting characters”.
* Crows top 5: Darcy Fogarty, Ben Keays, Jarrad Dawson, Taylor Walker, Rory Laird. * Port Adelaide Top 5: Ollie Wines, Dan Houston, Travis Boak, Todd Marshall, Connor Rozee. * Overall top 5 for SA-based clubs: Todd Marshall, Jordan Dawson, Taylor Walker, Rory Laird, Connor Rozee.
- How would Magic round work in Adelaide? Would need to start with a Showdown on a Thursday night.
- Question that should be asked does the AFL really need to have a Magic Round in the first place.
- Could James Rowe land at Port Adelaide? Rooch doesn’t think Port will.
- Coons and Hayesy reply to Kane Cornes' comments on the Adelaide Crows lacking star power.
- Andrew Hayes agrees that the Crows need some star power. Laird is a solid worker but not a star.
- Coons believes Issac Rankine could become that star and a mid/forward.
- Coons believes that Rory Laird doesn’t get the credit that he deserves. Compares 2020 stats with Lachie Neale and Laird winning most categories.
- Coons believes that Rankine should be aiming to play 70% of game time in the midfield.
- Is Magic Round coming to Adelaide? Premier Malinauskas is working hard on this behind the scenes.
- Tasmania defeated South Australia by seven wickets in their Sheffield Shield clash at Adelaide Oval.
- Kangaroos coach Mal Meninga has named six debutants in his side to face Scotland in Australia’s second group stage clash on Saturday.
- Australia has kept the Constellation Cup alive in remarkable scenes, by putting rivals New Zealand in an “absolute chokehold” to claim a 62-47 win in Melbourne.
- South Australian premier Peter Malinauskas has delivered a swipe to New South Wales and the AFL’s looming decision on where to host its first ‘Magic Round’.
- The chief executive of the breakaway LIV golfing series has made the bombshell claim that he would “create my own majors” should golf’s traditional premier competitions bar LIV players from competing.
- Coons off on a boy’s trip to Sydney this weekend. As such, Bryce Gibbs coming in on Monday.- Dangerous given Coons’ wedding anniversary on Monday.- Chad Cornes got engaged in Bali. Much better than Coons burger ring.Lebron James wearing a suit with no shirt at Lakers opening game.
Adam Cooney started the show by wondering why the people of Geelong get a public holiday today for their local racing club Cup meeting. Attention quickly turned to the Cooney farm and the newest addition to the pigsty. Footy talk crept in eventually with Mark Robinson releasing his top 50 players list in the Herald Sun yesterday. Sydney Kings owner Paul Smith has done his best to ignite a rivalry with the Adelaide 36ers with his comments yesterday the Adelaide side “Think they are the Golden State Warriors”. Coons and Haysey had a message for him. Guests today included the always reliable Michelangelo Rucci, SANFL Under 18 coach Tony Bamford, SA-based draft prospect from the West Adelaide Football Club Harry Barnett, and former Adelaide Strikers skipper and current wicket-keeper Tegan McPharlin.
The weather, and the competition, were hot in Mackay last weekend. The Adelaide Strikers WBBL side lost both games during the trip in tight contests. Strikers keeper Tegan McPharlin spoke with the boys this morning about the trip and what they need to improve before hosting the Sydney Sixers on Friday at Karen Rolton Oval.
Harry Barnett is a ruck/forward who starred for SA at the under-18 national championships. Playing for West Adelaide in the SANFL, Barnett made his league debut for the bloods and looks certain to be selected in the first two rounds as one of the premier big man prospects around the nation.
Tony Bamford heads up the SANFL's under-18 academy and plays a huge role every year in getting the next group of draftees ready for their future AFL careers. He spoke with Coons and Hayesy this morning about the class of 2022.
- 106 players have been delisted so far. Nearly double what is required by AFL rules.- Jarrod Leinert is likely to find a new home and Caleb Poulter is too good not to be on an AFL list.Robbo's top 50. Rooch has an issue with Ollie Wines not being on it.
Kings owner Paul Smith took a big swipe at the Adelaide 36ers ahead of their coming clash on Friday night. Sixers import Craig Randall certainly heard the comment and replied on SEN yesterday.
Chief Footy writer Mark Robinson listed his top 50 players in the game, and there aren't many players in the top 50 from SA-based clubs. Coons and Hayesy unpack the list and which players missed out.
- Tasmania is well-placed to win the Shield clash against SA.- In the ICC T20 World Cup group stage yesterday, the Netherlands won their second straight final over thriller over giant killers Namibia by five wickets. Sri Lanka also had a win.- Australian captain Pat Cummins says he will not feature as an ambassador for Cricket Australia’s biggest financial backer.- South Australia’s rising tennis star Li Tu’s shock run from qualifying to his maiden Challenger title in Seoul has added further intrigue – and pressure – to a fascinating Australian Open wildcard race.- NBA legend Charles Barkley has put pen to paper on an astronomical new contract that will see him earn more than he did in his career.
- Coons starts off by talking about the Geelong Cup, which is on today. It’s a public holiday in Geelong. Hayesy wants to know if they are the only area that gets a public holiday for their own town’s Cup meeting.- Hayesy asks Coons about his new pig. A really funny exchange about Coons’ new piglet and why it isn’t food.- Josh Dunkley was spotted having a coffee in Adelaide.Robbo’s top 50. Not many Crows/Port Adelaide players listed.
Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes got loose early, putting the “E” in SEN. Coons’ planned holiday to Yorke Peninsula, Need Brockmann’s run from Perth to Sydney, and Kayne West were all topics of early discussion. After 6.30 the boys straightened up a fraction. Coons made a massive call about who he thinks will be in the 2027 AFL Grand Final, which led to a very evenly voted on Twitter poll about which SA club is closest to a premiership. Michelangelo Rucci returned for a chat, with his parrot Leanne now gathering a cult following amongst listeners. Other guests included Socceroo’s legend, now Adelaide United assistant coach Mark Milligan and Geelong part-time ruck coach (and SENs own) Josh Jenkins.
- The Geelong Premiership celebrations were very relaxed and not over the top. Joel Selwood told a story about how he wrote himself off after the 2007 flag and ruined his next four days.- Josh spoke about the Geriatric dress up for wacky Wednesday after the GF.- Jeremy Cameron has slipped into the lifestyle perfectly, and it's helped him play his best footy.- JJ is doing his best to balance his role in the media and part-time coaching at Geelong. The club seems ok with how it's going atm, and they are great at letting us live our lives away from the club.- Racing tips with JJ, who does great work with SEN Track. Annemo, Anamosa, On Thunder Struck, and international runner Albodegon for the Cox Plate at Mooney Valley this weekend. NFL: Monday night football is coming up this morning. Front runners this season. Buffalo Bills, Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles.
- AUFC created plenty of chances and had three disallowed goals. Need to get better at finishing them.- Daniel Arzani was the difference between Adelaide and Macarthur on Sunday. But Mark said AUFC did plenty wrong at the back that can be fixed up.- Playing Sydney FC this Sunday, who have plenty of quality in their front third. One of the title favourites.- Mark's role with Adelaide is being an assistant to Carl Veart, and having only recently been a player, he can still remember what that was like.- Carl is a passionate coach; he kicks every ball with the team.- Training base up North, stacks up well against other A-League clubs. Two good pitches for players to train on. Mark wants bigger offices for the coaches. 😊- First home game at Coopers Stadium on October 30th against Perth.
- Leanne the Parrot makes another guest appearance- Robbie Grey returns to Port Adelaide in a recruiting role.Rooch’s thoughts on the prospect of Ross Lyon returning to St Kilda.
- Ross Lyon was door stopped by Tom Browne yesterday after meeting with St Kilda. He’s the favourite to get the job.- Should David Warner be allowed back into a leadership position in Australian Cricket? Pat Cummins audio.Scotland beat West Indies in T20 World Cup.
- Robbie Gray is back at Port Adelaide
- MIDFIELDER Jed Anderson is among four players who have been axed by North Melbourne.
- WESTERN Bulldogs ruckman Stefan Martin has retired, ending a career that lasted 203 games across 15 seasons and three clubs.
- ADELAIDE Crows AFLW skipper Chelsea Randall has escaped serious damage to her ankle but is still at risk of missing finals.
- Another major upset at the T20 Cricket World Cup yesterday with Scotland knocking off the West Indies by 42 runs in Hobart.- In the evening match at Hobart, Zimbabwe defeated Ireland by 31 runs.- Australia has suffered a T20 horror show on the eve of the World Cup, collapsing at the death in an ugly fashion to lose to India.- The Sheffield Shield match between SA and Tasmania at Adelaide Oval is delicately poised at stumps on day 2.- Marina Go has stepped down as Netball Australia chair, effectively immediately, following the $15 million sponsorship debacle that rocked the Diamonds this week.
- Coons takes us behind the scenes as to just how easy it is to broadcast a radio show from anywhere in the country.- He will be hooking up the caravan to go on holiday to the Yorke Peninsula soon.- - Hayesy’s Heroes – Nedd Brockmann ran from Perth to Sydney and raised $1.5 million for charity.
Seg 12: INTERVIEW: ANTHONY DRMIC ADELAIDE 36ers* Talked about getting a win after the trip to the US and how tough it’s been getting back into it. They played the Jackjumpers three days after landing from US trip. * The US trip was great. To get a win against an NBA team was awesome. The media went crazy for it. * “We didn’t get a chance to catch up with too many of the NBA crew we played against. But we did spend some time with Josh Giddey after the OKC game”. * All imports have said they are locked in and committed for the season. * One of the main reasons for coming back to Adelaide was the roster that CJ has been able to put together. He is a player's coach. Everyone wants to win a championship. * Sydney will be tough; they won the championship last year. It’s an open season and we’ll keep focusing on ourselves. * The home crowd in the first two games has been amazing. A record crowd for the first game. The city has embraced the 36ers. * I love Adelaide, and It’s been great coming back here.
Seg 12: INTERVIEW: ANTHONY DRMIC ADELAIDE 36ers- Talked about getting a win after the trip to the US and how tough it’s been getting back into it. They played the Jackjumpers three days after landing from US trip.- The US trip was great. To get a win against an NBA team was awesome. The media went crazy for it.- “We didn’t get a chance to catch up with too many of the NBA crew we played against. But we did spend some time with Josh Giddey after the OKC game”.- All imports have said they are locked in and committed for the season.- One of the main reasons for coming back to Adelaide was the roster that CJ has been able to put together. He is a player's coach. Everyone wants to win a championship.- Sydney will be tough; they won the championship last year. It’s an open season, and we’ll keep focusing on ourselves.- The home crowd in the first two games has been amazing. A record crowd for the first game. The city has embraced the 36ers.- I love Adelaide, and It’s been great coming back here.
- Namibia knocked off Sri Lanka in one of the biggest upsets of all time.- BM “They’ve got some serious talent and some experienced players in that team (Namibia). Sri Lanka were the Asian Cup champions. Not sure if that form line stacks up”.- England is a genuine threat to win the tournament. India and Pakistan can’t be ruled out.- This week is the qualifying stage. There are two groups of four. The top two teams of each group will make the main draw.- The concern for Australia is how they are going in the first six overs with the bat. Finch, not in any real form. A lot rests on the shoulders of Warner.- Bryce talked about the master’s cricket comp in India and how the locals have embraced that format.
- The Ratten sacking is absolutely a shock. Given that he signed a two-year extension 100 days ago.- Malcolm Blight was sacked at St Kilda. He exploded on air at Rod Buttress's comments.- Mark Williams's attempt at humour when leaving Port.- Neil Craig at the Crows. Even boring when quitting.
- Port Adelaide AFLW team is trying hard but just a little off the pace.
- Thoughts on Brett Ratten sacking and the potential of Ross Lyon returning as senior coach at St Kilda.
- Crows delistings. Brett Turner needs to be relisted as a Rookie. James Rowe was squeezed out by the Rankine trade. Will he get picked up elsewhere?
- Brett Ratten sacked as St. Kilda coach- AC “I don’t think this is a list that can win a premiership. Very, very unlucky Brett Ratten”.- AH “Would potential coaches be a bit skiddish about taking on the job at St Kilda?” AC “I don’t know if the romance of Ross returning to St Kilda is enough. He’s got a pretty plumb media role at the moment. Does he want to get back into the pressure cooker?”Cricket season is underway. More promotion is needed.- AC: I saw a sign near GMHBA stadium saying there was cricket on for the World Cup. Was the first he had heard of it. Certainly, the summer has lacked promotion so far.
- Namibia beats Sri Lanka in Cricket World Cup.- Strikers lost both games over the weekend in MacKay.- Adelaide 36ers win their first game against the hawks on Saturday night.- Adelaide United lost 2-0 to MacCarthur FC- Jack Miller crashed out of MotoGP at Phillip Island.
Adam Cooney joins Andrew Hayes in the host's chair for today's show.- Coons filled in the listeners on the flooding in his area over the weekend.- AFL Trade week is now done. Coons talked about the behind-the-scenes side of Trade Radio.- Coons sees a bit of his own situation in what JHF has gone through in his first season. Loads of pressure on him with the local media.- KI lads busted trying to get in the Woolshed. Got stuck on the roof of a nearby building. Coons told a story about slicing open his legs at a party. Hayesy asked for listener feedback on when things were going well until they weren’t.
The AFL trade period ended last night with a dramatic final hour of wheeling and dealing. Bryce and Hayesy looked at those who found new homes and those players who were unable to get to the club of their choice. Away from AFL, Hayesy’s obsession with former NFL star Antonio Brown continued, the boys reviewed last night’s loss by the Aussies against England in the T20 cricket, and they also looked at the Adelaide 36er's potential for the season ahead of their opening match tonight. The guest lineup featured guru Michelangelo Rucci, AFLW stars Madison Newman (Crows) and Olivia Livicki (PA), and the triumphant list manager of the Port Adelaide Football Club, Jason Cripps.
- Bryce and Maddi are family friends, as demonstrated by a photo posted to SEN SA's Twitter page of Maddi as a youngster holding a signed Bryce photo from his Carlton days.- Maddi is looking forward to the massive game against Brisbane this weekend.- Said the Crows are looking at improving their skills, in particular when going forward and forward entries in general.Maddi is happy to have cemented a spot in the midfield and make a positive impact on the team.
- Olivia on last week's game "Disappointing result last week; it’s a game we should have won. We did a full review and keep looking at the positives".- on her journey to Port Adelaide and the transition from Basketball to Football, “I was playing professional basketball five years ago. Played in the NBL1 competition last season for South Adelaide. Erin Phillips presented me with a medal on ANZAC Day and scouted me for the AFLW”.
- No celebrating; Jason went straight home after the trade deadline closed. He will have a bottle of red over the weekend.- How the JHF deal came about. “We kept an eye on his situation and had some dialogue with his manager. It did open up as a genuine chance until after the season finished. We think he’s a generational talent”.- Was it a possibility that you might have to lose a player to get this deal done? “Our players wanted to stay at the footy club, and we were happy to get this done without losing any emerging talent”.- Is the go-home factor real? “We face this every year. What is critical is the club’s culture and the quality of the leaders in the playing group. When free agency came in, that removed the need for players to play their entire career at one club”.- Would you still back yourselves to draft someone from interstate who was vocal about wanting to go home down the track? “We’d back ourselves and our culture to be able to retain that player if its someone we were dead set keen on”.- On Junior Rioli. “He’s a match-winner in the forward half, and we were very keen to get him in. he’s got family close to SA, and the family has a connection with Ken Hinkley. Ken coached Junior’s dad early in his coaching career”.- On Asava Ratagolea not getting to Port Adelaide. “Pick 33 was on the table. It was Geelong’s prerogative not to do the deal. He was desperate to get to our footy club, and I feel really bad for him”. “His manager was disappointed as well, you’d need to ask Geelong why pick 33 wasn’t enough for a guy who only played four games last season”.- Will you have a crack again next year? “Obviously, 12 months is a long time, but it is well documented that we need some key backs to help there. We’ll keep tracking Asava throughout next season”.
- Highs of the draft period: Jason Horne-Francis circus.- Big Winners Richmond, Geelong, Brisbane, Port Adelaide.- What was St Kilda doing? Very quiet.- The go-home factor is a new thing. Previously it's been quite hard to get players to come back to their state of origin. Simon Black stayed in Brisbane. Adam Cooney in Melbourne.- Changing the rules might not help clubs keep interstate players.- No deal for Ratagolea. What did Geelong want? Did they want future picks? Rooch thought pick 33 was fair.The draft period has become more complicated than ever. Some of the deals took far longer to get done than should have been the case. “You almost need to graduate from Adam Cooney’s school of mega trades to understand it all”.
Andrew Hayes and Bryce Gibbs look back on a very busy AFL trade window and some of the deals done that affected our Adelaide-based clubs.
- Final day of the trade period.- Liam Pickering's comments about the Josh Dunkley deal dragging on longer than it should have. - Hawthorn’s trade period. Bryce thinks they are the big losers. Lost all but one of last season's leadership group.
- Greater uncertainty is hanging over the Australians in their pursuit to defend their T20 World Cup triumph after England bagged a series victory in Canberra on Wednesday night.- Draymond Green was fined but not suspended after whacking a teammate at a training session.- Adelaide 36ers NBL season gets underway tonight against the Jackjumpers.- Adelaide United will head to Campbeltown in Sydney to take on Macarthur FC on Sunday in their round two A-League clash.
- Final day of trade week was yesterday. Big night tonight with the Adelaide 36ers season opener against the Jackjumpers.- Bryce lamented his preseason cup wins at Carlton. Talked about the season the Blues won the preseason cup and then finished bottom in the regular season. 2007.- The go-home factor is real. Jason McCartney from GWS comments on the draft order not being as it seems.- BG “In the future, I think it's going to be extremely rare that a club will draft someone from interstate and get 200 games out of them”.
Bryce Gibbs and Andrew Hayes started the show by looking back on an amazing day yesterday for both South Australian AFL clubs. Hayesy detoured briefly to look at what on earth Golden State basketballer Draymond Green thought when he belted a teammate during a practice session. Andrew also had baby names on the brain with the list of the best and worst baby names for 2022 released recently. Michelangelo Rucci led off the procession of guests on the show today. Trade radio analyst David Noble offered a unique insight into JHF, Fox Sports Journalist David Zita outlined what trades are yet to be completed with one day’s trading remaining, and Jemma Barsby called in from sunny Mackay as the Adelaide Strikes WBBL team prepares for a doubleheader to open their season start Saturday.
- The Strikers got stuck in the chaos at Adelaide airport yesterday on their way to Mackay. Thankfully they got there safe and sound.- “We’ve got training today and a practice game tomorrow, before our first game on Sunday”.- “I’ve played in Mackay before. Conditions are hot and humid”.- Big threats this season “Heat, Hurricanes”.On Tahlia McGrath as skipper. “She likes to keep it fun and chilled”.
- Full Wrap on trades left on the table going into the final day.- Thoughts on Jason Horne-Francis trade.Big winners of the trade period. “It’s hard to go past Geelong. GWS have also done well in securing Pick 1. And Port Adelaide has done well also in nabbing JHF and Rioli”.
- David has enjoyed being on trade radio and has brought some “behind the scenes” knowledge of how it all works.- Working in the media has given me a bigger picture of what’s happening across the competition.- Joined the board of the AFL coaches Association.- Hayesy asked about his time at North Melbourne and how it ended. Also asked what he would do differently the second time around.- Insight on JHF “His footy intelligence is off the charts” “What I will say about his relationship is on my final day at North, he was one of a handful of players that came back into my office a second time to say goodbye”.- AH: Are you back in love with Football again? DN: “I’m getting there. Football has been good to my family and me”.- Thoughts on who has done well in the trade window.
- Rooch asks Bryce how Josh Dunkley would be feeling today.- Players have more power than the clubs around trade time.- Geelong’s trade for Jack Bowes is the trade of the century.
- Bryce questioned which club won the best spot in the Advertiser, with Rankine on the front page and JHF on the back page.- JHF spoke to the media at a presser yesterday. Bryce says he will benefit from being back home and being closer to family.- Izak Rankine comments from his presser yesterday.Listener Texts on both recruits and who is the biggest recruit in SA footy history.
- Izak Rankine and Horne Francis spoke yesterday at pressers.- Ollie Henry won’t play for Collingwood in 2023, with the 20-year-old prepared to head to the draft if a deal can’t be struck with Geelong on the final day of the trade period.- Essendon has released the first findings from their highly publicised external review and confirmed they’ve now engaged a recruitment company to find their next CEO.
- Australia will welcome back their entire first-choice bowling attack in Canberra on Wednesday after the three quicks and Adam Zampa were rested from the trip to Perth.- The UFC will finally make its long-awaited return to Australia in February when Perth’s RAC Arena plays host to UFC 284.- Allowing 21-time grand slam champion Novak Djokovic into the country would be a “slap in the face” to vaccinated Australians, according to the shadow Home Affairs minister.- Two-time world champion Max Verstappen’s Red Bull Formula 1 team exceeded the budget cap for the 2021 season.- Digital streaming services may have access to certain live sports restricted to ensure Australians can continue to watch major events on free-to-air television.
- Bryce “Port Adelaide and Geelong are the biggest winners of the trade period so far.- JHF and Izak Rankine bot did pressers yesterday.- Predictions for the Crows and Port Adelaide for season 2023. Port finals bound. The crows are not finals contenders just yet.- SEN’s Port Adelaide best 22.- Draymond Green incident at training with Golden State Warriors. Bryce has seen some teammate scuffles before. Hartigan v Frampton. O'hailpin v Cloke.Bryce tells a story about Setanta O'hailpin, who now lives in Hawaii.
With both South Australian AFL clubs completing blockbuster trades yesterday, it was a monster show, with our listeners providing plenty of the content this morning. Over half a dozen callers and countless texts from Crows and Port Adelaide fans excited about their club landing their trade targets. Izak Rankine and Jason Horne-Francis dominated the discussion throughout the show. Michelangelo Rucci joined Bryce and Hayesy to go through the mechanics of the mega trade for JHF and outline how Port Adelaide pulled it off. Adam Cooney phoned in to chat about the deals still on the table, including Port’s final play for a big Cat looking for more opportunities. After 8 am, we changed tact briefly with former Aussie quick Ryan Harris chatting about the Australian T20 team and his beloved Queensland’s big win in the opening round of the Sheffield Shield season.
Bryce and Hayesy enjoy some loyal listeners for breakfast each morning who love to phone in and give their opinion. Our regular callers were especially active this morning, given the trade news of yesterday with Port Adelaide supporters up and about.
- Experimenting in the Aussie T20 team is over now. The squad will be selected for the last two games in preparation for the World Cup.- Cam Green is unlucky to miss out, but it's an excellent squad and tough to break into. Will be the first one in should the Aussies get an injury.- England, India, and Australia are the favourites. Playing at home will be a huge boost for Australians. New Zealand probably the smokies.Queensland dominated the first shield game against Tassie. Manus Labuschagne with a brilliant hundred.
- Gibbs and Cooney chat about JHF’s attitude and how that will improve being back home.- Deals still to come. Ratagalea should get done and may help facilitate the Ollie Henry deal.- Brody Grundy's deal will also get done. Likely for pick 27 and an adjustment of how much salary Collingwood pays.- Josh Dunkley deal is a fascinating one. Brisbane traded pick 15 away because the Dogs didn’t want it. Brissy needs to trade up no to land him.- GWS very happy to nab pick one and will likely select key forward Cadman.- Is Rankine highly rated in Victoria? The only question mark on him is how he will handle being under the spotlight of the Adelaide media.- Plenty of action this year, and Cons thinks it’s the start of a new era with more trading between clubs to become the norm.
- Two very happy SA clubs. Former pick 1 heading home to Port Adelaide. Former pick 3 in the draft heading to Adelaide.- Rooch can’t remember a 19-year-old offered a 6-year deal before.- Rooch thinks Port can land Ratagolea with Pick 33.- Future for both clubs? Port top 4, Crows 9-11.
Bryce Gibbs goes through what the Crows did with the picks they offered North Melbourne for JHF last year.Pick 6 2021– Josh RachelleFuture first – Jordan DawsonPick 5 2022 – Izak Rankine- Hayesy walks through the Izak Rankine deal.- Bryce and Hayesy go through the MEGA DEAL, which landed JHF at Alberton.- Brady Rawlings speaking on SEN breakfast this morning Re: Horne-Francis.
- David King rants about North Melbourne losing Pick 1- McVeigh out, Montgomerie in at GWS.- Massive draft combine results from WA up and coming star Ruban Ginbey.
- Aaron Finch will return to the top of the batting order on Wednesday night as the Aussies settle down their batting order ahead of the World Cup.- Nick Kyrgios pulls out of Japan Open with a Knee injury.- Garang Kuol in the Olyroos team ahead of the Senior World Cup.- Sam Kerr will be back in the Matilda's team ahead of their match with Denmark.
- Full rundown of the Mega trade that sees Horne-Francis coming to Port Adelaide. Izak Rankine deal also confirmed. - Bryce goes through Port Adelaide’s midfield and Adelaide’s forward line for 2023.- Hayesy thinks Rankine can pinch hit in the middle of the ground ala Shai Bolton.JHF doing some media today. Bryce says he’s naturally a shy kid but improving in front of a microphone. Hayesy is concerned that Jason needs a decent haircut.
Bryce and Hayesy returned to action this week, hoping for some action on the trade front. With a solid weekend of negotiation behind them, the lads are expecting some deals to get done today that will help push other potential deals into a better position. Away from the AFL, Antonio Brown made the “Oh Boy” files again, and there was a serious chat about an NRL player who has discovered his brain has shrunk after suffering over 100 concussions during his career. Guests were headlined by our regular journo Michelangelo Rucci and SA Redbacks young gun Jordan Buckingham who made an impression again his old state in the season's Sheffield Shield opener. There were plenty of calls and texts from listeners that Bryce and Hayesy responded to throughout the show, all centred on the AFL’s period.
Several great callers phoned in this morning to discuss all things AFL Trade related. Stu from Handorf – Thinks the trade period goes for too long.Mark from Grange – Pick one should be compelled to stay at their draft club for at least three years.Sam from Beeler Park – Izak Rankine trade and the need for the Crows to look after his mental health.
Two years ago, Jordan Buckingham was a 20-year-old who was struggling to get a first-grade game in Victoria and was starting out an apprenticeship as a curator. The Redbacks liked what they saw and came calling with a rookie contract. Buckingham made his Sheffield Shield debut in the last game of last summer against NSW and played game number two against his former state recently at Karen Rolton Oval, taking seven wickets in the match.
- Michelangelo Rucci wants Adam Cooney appointed King of Mega-trades.- Port may have to give up Mitch Georgiades to a Western Australian club to bring in another first-round pick.- Josh Dunkley's deal is in trouble. Brisbane has plenty of work to do.- Players could be left stranded and be forced back to their original club. Rooch believes the trade period should be done over three days and trading rules simplified.
- Jason Horne-Francis and Junior Rioli deals could be done together.- Izak Rankine to the Crows still dragging on.- Dunkley to the Lions needs a circuit breaker.
- Josh Dunkley’s manager has labelled Bulldog threats of sending the best and fairest winner to the preseason draft as “ludicrous” as talks between the dogs and lions grind to a halt.- WESTERN Australian prospect Darcy Jones has broken a 14-year-old record at the NAB AFL Draft Combine in the agility test.- Other results at the Combine saw fellow Western Australian Ed Allan, blitz the 20-metre sprint test. The 194cm midfielder ran 2.81 seconds in the final of his three runs.- REIGNING premier Adelaide has charged over the top of a gallant Fremantle to deny a monumental boilover at Unley Oval on Saturday.- HAWTHORN'S resurgence has continued with a tense 13-point win over an inaccurate Port Adelaide.- Adelaide United drew with Wellington 1-1.
- Reigning Supercars champion Shane van Gisbergen and Red Bull Ampol Racing co-driver Garth Tander have won a second Bathurst 1000 in three years.- Another batting masterclass from veteran opener David Warner wasn’t enough for the Australians on Sunday evening, with England claiming an eight-run victory in the first T20 at Perth Stadium.- South Australian opener Henry Hunt has pushed his Test credentials with a match-saving performance in the Sheffield Shield, finishing unbeaten on 97 while surviving 326 deliveries at the crease against Victoria at Karen Rolton Oval.- Nikita Tszyu has produced the best performance of his career to date in a demolition job that left his opponent out on his feet.- In the most bizarre of circumstances, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen has won the F1 world championship for a second time.PLUS, Hayesy has the latest update on the Chess cheating scandal.
Andrew Hayes is joined again by Bryce Gibbs for SEN SA Breakfast this week, and the lads spent the opening minutes of today's show exchanging weekend stories. From there, it was all business, with AFL Trade week coming to a close and several high-profile deals still up in the air. Hayesy also added former NFL star-turned- bad boy Antonio Brown to the "Oh Boy Files"......again.
Thursday morning saw both boys rocking shorts in the studio, a sign of the loose things to come. Hayesy always puts on a calf show, but he was more interested in talking about pies. The best pies in Australia are apparently found at the Whittlesea Bakehouse in Victoria and Hayesy wanted to know where the best pies in SA are. Hayesy and Bryce revisited an old favourite with the cheating scandal in the Chess world gathering steam over the last week. Once the boys straightened up it was the JHF trade top of the list with Fox Sports jounro David Zita breaking the story yesterday that the west Coast Eagles could be getting involved in a potential three-way deal to get JHF to Alberton. Zita joined the guest list for today’s program to explain the brain-melting trade in detail, and other footy news, including the independent panel formed to investigate the allegations of racism against the former Hawthorn Footy department. AFLW continues this weekend, and the Crow's Hannah Munyard phoned in to have a chat about this weekend's clash with Fremantle. And Port Adelaide skipper, and AFLW royalty, Erin Phillips also phoned in to give Hayesy some stick about his perennial shorts-wearing. Phillips also discussed how her team is going ahead of this weekend's clash with hawthorn, and what her plans are for after footy, including a potential return to the basketball court.
The newly minted Port Adelaide AFLW skipper Erin Phillips loves a challenge and she certainly has one on her hands at Alberton. She spoke with Bryce and Hayesy ahead of an important game this weekend against Hawthorn in Melbourne.
Hannah Munyard has been a fantastic recruit for the Crows so far this season and spoke with the boys this morning about how the girls are shaping up for the run home to the finals series.
The man who broke the news about a potential three-way trade between Port Adelaide, West Coast, and North Melbourne spoke with Bryce and Hayesy about the potential mechanics of the deal, including the picks and players said to be involved.
Adelaides gun sports journalist is SEN's Michelangelo Rucci, and he spoke with Bryce and Hayesy this morning to look into the most significant stories involving the SA-based AFL clubs.* JHF three-way trade with West Coast involved. Rooch can understand them wanting plenty back for pick 2. * Esava Ratagolea deal is absolutely on. Geelong’s messaging has changed. * Izak Rankine deal will get done today. * Richard Douglas thinks Jake Soligo will be better than JHF.
North Melbourne has not spoken to Riley Bonner but is looking at a three-way deal to get JHF to Port Adelaide. Involves West Coast’s pick 2. Crows CEO Tim Silvers is confident that the Izak Rankine deal will get done soon.
The makeup of the independent panel appointed by the AFL to investigate allegations of racism against former members of the club's former football department has been announced. Prominent politicians are now getting involved in the controversial resignation of Essendon CEO Andrew Thorburn, and a Gold Coast Sun recommits to the club for another two seasons.
- Australia beat WI in the first T20.- New sports confirmed for 2026 Comm games- New Zealand NRL player punches 16-year-old at a nightclub.- Spectator banned for fascist salute at Australia Cup final- Josh Giddey continues doing Josh Giddey things for OKC in the NBA
Hayesy's curiosity was peaked at the T20 clash last night by a drunken spectator who needed some assistance after getting stuck into the sponsor's product on a Wednesday night. Meanwhile, Bryce straightened up the cricket chat with skippers Aaron Finch's return to form the top of his list of takeaways from last night's clash. A quick recap of the JHF situation was again called for followed by a story about an unfortunate groom who dislocated his elbow after biting off more than he could chew on the dance floor at his own wedding.
Hayesy arrived at the studio this morning with so much product in his hair it was difficult to tell what was real and what wasn’t! He was most unhappy with his haircut yesterday and voiced his displeasure on air. Bryce and Hayesy also debated which footy boots were best, with both taking the side of their past (and present) sponsors. Bryce responded to those questioning the character of former South Adelaide teammate Jason Horne-Francis. Guests included Michelangelo Rucci, who asked the question, “Which AFL club is in worse shape, Essendon or North Melbourne”. Attention turned to cricket with Steve O’Keefe part of the call team for tonight’s T20 clash against the West Indies at Metricon. Redback Jake Weatherald joined in to discuss SA’s Sheffield Shield opener tomorrow against Victoria. To finish the show, the boys went through the AFL Trade archives to select the greatest trades gone wrong for the two SA clubs.
Andrew Hayes and Bryce Gibbs have searched the trade archives of both the Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide and listed the top 5 trades that didn't go to plan for the two SA-based clubs.
The South Australian Redbacks Sheffield Shield season gets underway at Karen Rolton Oval against the Victoria Bushrangers. SA Top order run machine Jake Weatherald joined Bryce and Hayesy this morning to chat about the coming season and how Jake is going heading into the season opener.
Steve O'Keefe has forgone Big Bash retirement for one more season at the Sydney Sixers. However, during the T20 world cup, he belongs to the SEN call team and spent some time with Bryce and Hayesy to preview the Aussies' pre-tournament series against the West Indies, which gets underway on the Gold Coast tonight.
Adelaide's sports guru Michelangelo Rucci looks East at the mess in Melbournes North with both Essendon and North Melbourne under fire. Rooch also looks back at some of the massive footy stories in Adelaide's past to answer the question of where does the JHF trade story rank in local footy folklore.
The potential trade of Jason Horne-Francis to Port Adelaide has seen questions arise over the young man's character. Bryce Gibbs played alongside Jason at South Adelaide in his draft year and spoke out regarding those questioning his character attributes.
- Essendon CEO resigns in the latest embarrassment for the beleaguered club. - Ben Hart signs with GWS as Assistant Coach.
- WA 18-year-old Teague Willey the youngest Shield Player to score a ton since Ricky Ponting- Windies player replaced in WC squad after missing flight- 5 Adelaide Giants heading to Japan for international baseball series.- Kyrgios pleading mental health regarding assault charge.
Hayesy started the show as a shell of his usual self following an average haircut yesterday that has him lamenting not putting in a complaint. Jason Horne-Francis got a mention or two once again and the GREAT FOOTY BOOT DEBATE rages again. Predator vs KINGS.
Bryce Gibbs and Andrew Hayes looked back on their dating days to start the show. Hayesy shared a horror dating story which was less of a date and more of a “call to Jesus” whilst Bryce shared just how hard he had to work to secure a first date with his now wife. The Horne-Francis trade news still dominated the discussion across Adelaide over the past 24 hours with one notable exception. Adelaide has gone basketball mad following the 36ers triumph over the Phoneix Suns yesterday and Brett Maher joined the boys after 8 am to chat about what the win means for Australian basketball and where to next for the Adelaide 36ers. Newly appointed senior coach of the West Adelaide Football Club Adam Hartlett also called in to chat about the huge job he has ahead of him. Bryce Gibbs took a look back at every trade in the history of the Port Adelaide Football Club and selected his top five players traded into Port Adelaide in their history.
Bryce Gibbs takes a look a Port Adelaide's trading history and which of the players traded to the club make the top five best of all time. Plenty of controversy here with a Norm Smith Medallist and multiple B&F winners missing the cut.
After shocking the Basketball world yesterday by beating the Pheonix Suns the Adelaide 36ers are the toast of the sporting world. Club legend Brett Maher joined Bryce and Hayesy to go through how they did it and what it means for the franchise heading into the coming NBL season.
The newly minted senior coach of the West Adelaide Football Club Adam Hartlett joined Bryce and Hayesy to discuss the big job ahead for the former Carlton listed and Bloods premiership player turned coach.
Adelaide's number one sports writer Michelangelo Rucci is all over the potential Jason Horne-Francis trade and takes a closer look at which players Port Adelaide would be prepared to put up as part of the trade (and who are untouchable). Rooch also has the latest on the Issac Rankine to Adelaide trade and what the hold-up is.
With Jason Horne-Francis still dominating headlines, Bryce and Hayesy quickly turned their attention stateside with the Adelaide 36ers creating history yesterday by beating the Phoenix Suns. Away from sport, Hayesy decided to share a date gone wrong story from his pre-married days with Bryce outlining the tale of persistence that was required to secure a first date with his now wife.
Andrew Hayes and Bryce Gibbs discuss the potential nature of the trade deal that would see former Number One draft pick Jason Horne-Francis get from North Melbourne to Port Adelaide. Will it involve a player? Includes audio from Port Adelaide's Chris Davies, North Melbourne's Brady Rawlings, and former Kangaroos coach David Noble.
Massive Bombers forward wins Best and Fairest, Essendon also appoints new CEO, former Demon becomes an Eagle, Liam Jones looks set to become a Bulldog again later today and Crows AFLW player Jess Waterhouse cops striking ban following Showdown win.
The Adelaide 36ers made history yesterday by becoming the first NBL team to beat an NBA club ever. Other topics include possible news regarding Dan Riccardo's F1 future, Kiwi golfer Ryan Fox pays tribute to Shane Warne after winning Golf Tournament at St Andrews, a North Queensland NRL star arrested for suspected domestic abuse and International hockey returning to Adelaide later this year.
Planning for today’s show took an unexpected twist late last night when the news broke that North Melbourne’s number one draft pick Jason Horne-Francis will request a trade back to South Australia. Former teammate at South Adelaide, Bryce Gibbs, did his best to answer the why with Hayesy and a heap of callers and texters offering up ideas on how the trade would get done. The boys also examined Adelaide Crows list manager Justin Reid’s comments from last Friday on AFL Trade Radio. The man who broke the Jason Horne-Francis story, Cal Twomey from AFL Trade radio, was a special guest on today’s show. Michelangelo Rucci didn’t worry about the early start on a long weekend Monday and was positively beaming about the prospect of Horne-Francis lining up in Port Adelaide colors next season.
Bryce Gibbs looks at the low-hanging fruit of trade week. Bryce lists off his top three trades that WILL happen during the 2022 trade period.
The man who broke the news last night that Jason Horne-Francis would be requesting a trade home to South Australia, from AFL.com.au, is Cal Twomey. With what has become the biggest sports story of the year in Adelaide, Twomey discusses why Horne-Francis has backflipped on his position from a month ago and also why Port Adelaide is the front runner to secure his signature.
Justin Reid joined Cal Twomey and Riley Beveridge on AFL Trade Radio last week. Bryce and Hayesy went through Justin's comments on topics such as the Rankine trade, Matt Crouch's future, how the rebuild is tracking, and what is likely to happen with Billy Frampton and James Rowe.
Bryce Gibbs was a friend and mentor to Jason Horne-Francis in his draft year with both playing senior football in the SANFL at South Adelaide. Bryce spoke with co-host Andrew Hayes about the importance of family in JHF's life and the differences between his circumstance and Jason's.
Adelaide's numero uno sports writer Michelangelo Rucci goes through the details on the news Jason Horne-Francis has requested a trade home to South Australia.
Bryce and Hayesy go through all the latest news in the AFL including a long list of Best and Fairest winners announced over the weekend by plenty of clubs at their awards functions.
Penrith wins the NRL Premiership, India loses a front-line bowler ahead of the T20 world cup, New South Wales is embarrassed in the West by the Warriors in the Marsh Cup, Aron Baynes' homecoming is wrecked by a bunch of disgruntled Wildcats, and the Australia Cup final marred by poor crowd behaviour.
Bryce and Hayesy made it down Hindley Street safe and sound and arrived at Studio Lumo to the bombshell news that Jason Horne-Francis wants to come back to South Australia. Bryce was a teammate of JHF at South Adelaide in 2021 and has a unique insight into the man himself.
Bryce Gibbs's hair was again a topic of conversation at the start of the show with Hayesy taking to Twitter and asking listeners what they thought. Joel Selwood’s retirement was given the respect it commands and the frightening audio of former Matilda Ellisa Caravaras getting carjacked mid-radio interview also got tongues wagging. After 7 am it was back-to-back to back-to-back interviews with Brenton Sanderson from AFL Trade Radio talking to the boys about Jack Graham, Isaac Rankine, and his thoughts on Joel Selwood. Michelangelo Rucci described the Graham situation as like something out of the “Keystone Cops”. Hayesy, and anyone under the age of 50, had no idea what that meant. The AFLW’s first Showdown dominated conversation from 7.30 am. Port Adelaide coach Lauren Arnell revealed she had called in one of Port Adelaide’s master motivators to speak with her group through the week. Crows Premiership star Ebony Marinoff revealed a far more laid-back approach to the week at West Lakes after their record demolition of GWS the previous week. After 8 am SA Scorpion and Australian women’s cricket team fast bowler Darcie Brown called in to chat about her visit to Poultney Grammar yesterday and what lays ahead for her this summer.
At Poultney Grammar to put on a coaching clinic yesterday.8.15 – Tied match for the Scorpions against the Vics. “Crazy rain-interrupted game. We were supposed to play a super over, but it was too dangerous so both teams agreed to share the points”.It’s been a fast rise how have you handled it? “It’s been pretty quick; I can’t believe It’s already been a year. I’m trying to absorb as much of it as I can because there is plenty of fast bowling talent around and you never know when someone might go past me”.8.16 – What’s it like playing alongside Megan Schutt, “She’s been amazing, same with Tahlia McGrath. I’m stuck to them like glue, and they’ve already taught me plenty about my bowling”.8.17 – You haven’t batted yet in ODI cricket. Are you looking forward to it? “Our team has been so strong I haven’t had to yet. Which is a good thing.8.18 – “I’m just trying to make it as fun as I can”.When do the WBBL Strikers get together? “We’ll be getting together in about a week and a half ahead of the start of the competition in October.
7.55 – “Can’t wait for this game. Super excited”.Have you done anything special in the lead-up? “Not really, we’ve only had a 5-day turn around which has made training a little tougher than we’d like”.7.57 - Do you need to change anything from last week's record-breaking win? “We’ve been working on our ball movement and our forward entries. We need to win the contests against Port.”7.58 - With some ex-teammates at Port will there be any niggling between the teams. “I’m no good at that. I’ll leave that to others”.7.59 - We know you are tight with Erin Phillips is it strange to be playing against her? “Yes. I know just looking at photos of her in Port jumper is weird for me. Can’t wait to go up against her though”.8.00 - What continues to drive this group? Is it Doc Clarke or the group itself and the leaders “driven by the leaders inside the group but the entire group is so motivated. Make no mistake, we are here to win premierships. No one here is satisfied."8.02 - What can you improve on to get better individually? “Being an inside mid you are usually around the contest so working on being clean under pressure is key for me”.
7.41 – “We’ve had Chad Cornes in to speak to the girls this week which was great. He certainly relayed to the girls his feelings about the Crows and his passion for our footy club”.
7.43 BG “You’ve got a few ex-Crows on the list in Erin and Ange. Have they given you an insight into how they will play?”
“And Justine who is the most experienced of the lot. Yes they gave us a bit of IP but the reality is it will be about putting whatever our plans are into practice”.
7.44 – AH “You aren’t far away from claiming your second win but take us through what it was like to claim your first win a couple of weeks ago” “To see the excitement in Port Adelaide people’s faces, young and old, was fantastic and a great reward”.
7.45 – “We’ve also got plenty of SA girls who may have been overlooked by the Crows in previous years that have plenty to prove”.
7.46 – “The Crows are an incredible team, they’ve won three premierships, and we’ll have our work cut out for us.”
7.47 AH “What has it been like for Erin Phillips?” “It’s been great for our entire group and Erin as well. I can’t stop thinking about the ‘Never Tear us Apart’ at Adelaide Oval tomorrow night. Hopefully, there will be a massive crowd.
Rooch had a laugh at Bryce’s expense regarding his list of Key Defenders Port should be looking at. And that list containing Billy Frampton’s name.“The Jack Graham situation had a bit of Keystone Cops to it, having been caught out at the airport”.BG Would the Crows be kicking themselves, putting all their eggs in the Rankine basket, and now finding out that Graham is available”. “I don’t think Graham addresses anything the Crows need more of. The Crows need speed and that’s not Jack Graham. He’s a fantastic, contested ball player, but the Crows have plenty of those”.“I think the comments about Joel Selwood being the greatest Cat of all time might be a bit rich, but he does have an incredible resume”. “Showdown tip for AFLW, let’s hope that ladder position means nothing and it’s a cracking game”.
“This is likely to be the biggest trade week in history”7.05 - “The vision of Jack Graham touring Port Adelaide would have been frowned upon in times past, but free agency has helped the competition mature”.7.06 – BG “Is Graham a good fit for Port Adelaide?” BS “I think he would be a good fit for anyone given his age and experience. I see Port being a big improver in 2023”.7.07 – “Nothing has really come out yet regarding key defenders. Port needs one but their existing backline looks solid. It will be hard to get their hands on a key back from another club”.BG “The Crows are all in for Rankine. Is there anyone else they could pick off this trade period?”. “Probably not. They’ll go to the draft with their remaining picks unless they can find someone with elite speed and ball using skills that is gettable”.7.12 “Carlton will be a massive improver and I expect them to be in the top four next year”.7.15 “Joel Selwood will eventually make the Hall of fame and will be elevated to legend status
AFL News today was headlined by Jack Graham touring Port Adelaide's facilities yesterday, along with the retirement of Geelong captain Joel Selwood. Other topics covered by Bryce and Hayesy included Brad Scott to be interviewed today for the Essendon coaching position, Alastair Clarkson's statement regarding the Hawks investigation of the historical treatment of indigenous players, and Josh Dunkley leaving the Bulldogs after being crowned their best and fairest.
The Rugby League version of the Brownlow medal was run and won last night with Sharks recruit Nico Hynes collecting the top gong with a record number of votes. Other stories covered by the boys include The Redbacks going down to Tassie in the Marsh Cup, Cam Green added to Australia's T20 squad, and Australian netball looks to secure a new major partner and sure up its financial psoition.
Bryce and Hayesy start the morning by revisiting the infamous haircut that signaled the beginning of the end of Gibbs' AFL career. Sampson Gibbs or Clipper Gibbs? We asked the listeners via Twitter. Scary audio of former Matilda Ellisa Caravaras getting carjacked while in the middle of a live radio interview, and the boys pay tribute to Joel Selwood following his retirement yesterday.
Bryce and Hayesy started the morning comparing serious footy injuries with Hayesy’s calves and Bryce’s hair coming under significant scrutiny. Port Adelaide is looking for a tall defender and Bryce did some homework on who is available under free agency and who the power should be chasing. Michelangelo Rucci led the guest list for the morning and lamented SA’s inability to attract people back to the state, in particular quality AFL footballers. Roger Rasheed was kind enough to share some of his memories of the great Roger Federer who has slipped into a well-earned retirement. They finished with Australian Test wicketkeeper Alex Carey phoning in for a chat. Kez is in Queensland with the SA Redbacks squad as they take on Tasmania today in the Marsh Cup. Hayesy asked the question of the Aussie ODI captaincy and whether or not Alex would throw his hat in the ring for it.
One of Australian cricket's hottest properties is SA's own Alex Carey and he phoned in from Queensland ahead of the Redback's second Marsh One Day clash with Tasmania today. Alex spoke about the Redbacks new recruits and the depth in this season's squad. He also spoke about his plans for the Australian summer and whether or not he would be throwing his Aussie cap into the ring to be the next captain of the Australian One Day Internation team.
Adelaide's premier Sports Journalist Michelangelo Rucci joined Bryce and Hayesy this morning and asked why is it harder to get ex-South Australians to return home to play football with Adelaide or Port Adelaide than for Victorian clubs to pry ex-pats out of the SA-based clubs.
Roger Rasheed had a front-row seat to a large portion of the career of Roger Federer. Following his final match at the recent Laver Cup, Roger shared his thoughts on his namesake with Hayesy and Bryce and also looked at the next generation of stars coming through the ranks.
The AFL Players Association has said it doesn't support extra behavioral clauses being added to player contracts. But where does this leave Jordan De Goey who has been outstanding on the field for Collingwood and rather average off the field. Bryce and Hayesy ask the question "ZZZAre the behavioral clauses added to De Goey's contact fair?"
Port Adelaide Football Manager Chris Davies was on Trade Radio yesterday and mentioned Port Adelaide will be aggressive in chasing what they need, with a key focus on find a tall defender. Bryce Gibbs listed several options that Port Adelaide should be looking at from around the competition.
Big news for Adelaide with the LIV tour expected to host an event in 2023, Tim Paine making his first-class comeback for Tasmania this week, Gillon McLaughlan favored to be named boss of the Brisbane Olympic organizing committee, and Mali players threw punches at each other in Women's Basketball world cup.
Former Richmond AFL player Ryan Garthwaite played for South Adelaide in the SANFL this season and famously kicked a massive 70-meter bomb after the siren against Port Adelaide. Garthwaite has decided to pursue a career in punting in the NFL and spoke with his Panthers teammate Bryce Gibbs and Hayesy about what is next for him.
Bryce and Hayesy embrace the change of venue for the show this morning by going through the worst injuries they suffered during their playing career. Bryce lamented cutting his hair off and blamed that for the decline of his football career. As a result, Hayesy anointed him with a new nickname.
With Kane Cornes committed to Trade Radio for the next three weeks it was Bryce Gibbs joining Hayesy this morning to review a fizzer of an AFL Grand Final. Regardless of the blowout, the GF always provides plenty of talking points with Robbie Williams's pregame set, the horrible halftime show, Tyson Stengle, Joel Selwood, and Issac Smith all singled out for special discussion. Hayesy acknowledged the change in season by introducing our first cricket talking point of the new season with the Mankad again in the news. Speaking of cricket, the South Australian Women’s team took on the Vics at Karen Rolton Oval twice on the weekend for a win and a tie. Ambidextrous spinner Jemma Barsby starred in the Scorpions controversial draw yesterday and joined the boys to go through the details of the rain-affected fixture. Premiership skipper of the Norwood Football Club Matthew Nunn also phoned in to give details of the Redlegs celebrations having just returned from the club's Footy trip.
After an injury-ravaged season, Matthew Nunn finally put together some consistent football in the lead-up to the finals. After a shock loss in the first week, the Redlegs regrouped and went on to win three consecutive knockout finals to win the flag. The Norwood squad has returned from the weekend Footy Trip and Matty admits to being a little under the weather.
Every Grand Final played has stories associated that make their way into AFL folklore. Hayesy picks his top 3 stories of the year that came from the last game of the season and discusses them with co-host Bryce Gibbs.
The SA Scorpions took on Victoria in their first two matches of the new WNCL season on Friday and Sunday at Karen Rolton Oval. Both games were filled with drama, however, Jemma Barsby was the hero for SA on Sunday. Jemma singled handily put her team in position to claim a slice of the points on Sunday with 4 wickets and 42 runs. She spoke to Bryce and Hayesy about her unusual talent, being able to bowl with both arms.
Adelaide's most experienced sports writer Michelangelo Rucci joined Bryce and Hayesy to discuss the possible fallout of the Grand Final result for each club. Rooch also touched on a huge trade period coming up and why so many players are likely to change clubs this offseason compared to recent years.
Bryce and Hayesy dissect the AFL Grand Final from top to bottom. Everything from the pregame entertainment, the post-game celebrations, and everything in between. What does the future hold for Joel Selwood? Should Lance Franklin be playing on in 2023?
A jam-packed AFL Shorts segment with Bryce and Hayesy today sees the pair discuss the poor TV ratings for the AFL Grand Final, Tyson Stengle's four grand final goals, Brody Grundy almost certain to land at Melbourne, and a record-breaking scoreline in the Adelaide Crows AFW clash with GWS
Bryce Gibbs and Andrew Hayes check out a huge weekend in national and international sports. Topics included the deciding T20 clash of the series between Australia and India, Team World spoils Roger Federer's farewell in London, The Opals march on in Sydney in search of a world cup quarter-final berth, and an NBA coach banned for 12 months by his own club for sleeping with a staff member of the club
The "Mankad" raised its head again over the weekend in a women's ODI between India and England. Is the Mankad "fair game" or "against the spirit of the game"? Hayesy and Bryce have differing opinions on the topic and spent some time going through what they think about the tactic and why.
Bryce Gibbs fills the chair vacated by Kane Cornes who has moved over to Trade Radio for a couple of weeks. Bryce started off the show by sending a shout-out to his South Adelaide teammates who are stuck in Darwin on their footy trip. They were due to return home last night but had their flight canceled. Bryce and Hayesy also discussed their key takeaways from the lopsided AFL Grand Final.
On Friday Morning, David King & Kane Cornes were joined by retiring Swan Josh Kennedy and triple Premiership Cat Brad Ottens, still at the club as ruck coach, to discuss Grand Final week at their clubs. Kane reflects on his extraordinary run for My Room Children’s Cancer charity, and the boys get stuck into where the game will be won and lost in the Friday Agenda.
Kane Cornes & David King lay out their predictions for the Grand Final & Norm Smith medal...
Geelong triple premiership player and current Cats ruck coach Brad Ottens joins Kane & Kingy ahead of tomorrow's Grand Final, discussing Geelong's inventive use of their talls... and his famous chase down of Michael Pettigrew!
Kane & Kingy crack into the Grand Final Friday Agenda: Geelong's list bravery in bringing in Jeremy Cameron, Sydney's biggest threats, Buddy Franklin's impact and plenty more...
Retiring Sydney stalwart Josh Kennedy joins Kane & Kingy to discuss his role in Grand Final week, as someone who has done it all but is unable to take the field. Josh touches on Hayden McLean's inclusion, John Longmire's passion, and advice for young players heading into their first decider.
Kane Cornes joins David King to reflect on the completion of his remarkable feat, in running from Adelaide to Melbourne for the My Room Children's Cancer charity.
David King & Jordan Kounelis look ahead to tomorrow's Grand Final, wondering whether Nathan Buckley will have the gumption to pull a Ross Glendinning, digesting the omission of Logan McDonald, and reflecting on Patrick Cripps' Brownlow win.
Adam Cooney joined Andrew Hayes for the final time in this run with the boys finishing strong by starting well early. Coons wanted to know if Hayesy had any teenage obsessions. Tim Watson and Lambs, interesting. Given Coons is gone for a while now we thought we’d toss him straight under the bus, by forcing him to explain to the man himself why he thought Dermie was more courageous than Dipper in the 1989 Grand Final. Come stick up that worked beautifully. We were also joined by Michelangelo Rucci and Fox Sports Journalist David Zita who gave their thoughts on the situation developing at the Hawthorn Football Club. And Port Adelaide AFLW star Ange Foley called in to chat about their clash this weekend with the Gold Coast Suns. Did we mention the Grand Final is coming up? The boys give their tips on the GF and potential Norm Smith medal winners.
The Port Adelaide Football Club thumped the Sydney Swans in their round 4 AFLW clash at Alberton last weekend in what was the club's first victory in the competition. The Power travel to the Gold Coast this weekend to take on the Suns and Ange Foley admitted her attention had strayed during the week to the looming Showdown next Saturday evening.
David Zita is a rising star at Fox Sports and he joined the boys to look at what is coming next for those involved in the indigenous welfare allegations at Hawthorn. David also has the latest news from the SCG and GMHBA Stadium ahead of Saturday's AFL Grand Final.
Andrew Hayes and Adam Cooney unpack yesterday's events piece by piece from when the news broke yesterday morning, to when Eddie Betts made his emotional plea on AFL 360 last night. Quotes included from all the major parties involved including AFL CEO Gillon McLaughlin, Hawks CEO Paul Reeves, former Hawks skipper Luke Hodge, current senior coach Sam Mitchell, AFLPA rep Patrick Dangerfield, and 400-game indigenous legend Shaun Burgoyne.
Respected sports journo Michelangelo Rucci tries to make sense of the Hawthorn indigenous welfare saga and the role of Alastair Clarkson and Looks at Saturday's AFL Grand Final as well. Rooch also answers the question of which SA club should be going hard at Richmond Midfielder Jack Graham.
With Coons sitting at Dipper's table on Brownlow medal night stories were exchanged between the two. Who wore Black jeans to the Brownlow? Why was Dipper best on ground at the Brownlow count? What on earth in the Good Blokes Society and what do they do? All these questions were answered.
Adam Cooney is no stranger to courageous acts on an AFL ground. He takes a look at the most courageous acts he's seen on that last Saturday in September. His list includes a bombshell omission from the number 1 spot.
Coons and Hayesy have the names of the four umpires assigned to Saturday's AFL Grand Final and reports from Melbourne suggest Richmond midfielder Jack Graham may be getable for opposition clubs, especially from his home state in SA.
The dates and venues for the men's and women's ashes series in 2023 have been announced with no tests planned for August for the first time in Ashes history. Daria Saville has confirmed she ruptured her ACL against Naomi Oska earlier this week, and an Aussie NFL punter lays a tackle and sends the Yanks into rapture.
Andrew Hayes and Adam Cooney reunite for one final time this morning as Kane's Run comes to a close. In a typically loose start, Coons asks who Hayesy's teenage obsession was. Turns out Hayesy has always been a footy junkie......and enjoys the odd lamb chop.
A huge morning of Sports News began in the early hours with a makeshift Australian T20 team defeating India in India in game one of their 3-match series. Just as Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes were gathering steam, the news broke that Hawthorn would be launching an external inquiry into allegations of mistreatment leveled at them by indigenous players. Coons and Hayesy dove into the allegations and possible fallout from them which involves two of the game's biggest names in coaching, Alastair Clarkson and Chris Fagan. Gillon McLaughlan floated the idea of the AFL running an NRL-style "MAGIC" round in 2023 and what that round might look like. Hayesy also produced his top 5 list today of the best Norm Smith medal-winning performances. Guests included 2003 Norm Smith medal winner Simon Black, Adelaide sports journo Michelangelo Rucci, and former Adelaide 36ers captain and star Brett Maher.
Brett Maher is one half of the Bunji and Brettster show, part of the SEN SA stable on Sunday morning. He joined Coons and Hayesy to chat at the NBL Blitz preseason tournament, how the Adelaide 36ers are shaping up, and what's to come for them.
In the AFL, the triple crown consists of a Premiership, Norm Smith medal and Brownlow medal. Only a select few have accomplished the feat, with Simon Black being one of those. He joined Coons and Hayesy this morning to discuss his incredible performance on Grand Final day in 2003 and what the current crop of Lions needs to do to break through and win a flag.
Andrew Hayes looks back through AFL Grand Final history at which individual performances stood out on the AFL’s biggest stage.
Adelaide's most experienced sports writer Michelangelo Rucci joined Hayesy and Coons to go through the allegations levelled at members of the Hawthorn Football Club regarding historical cases of mistreating indigenous players and their partners. Rooch also looks at the potential for Gillion McLaughlan's proposed MAGIC ROUND and how it could work.
Gillon McLaughlan signalled the AFL's intentions of running an NRL-style MAGIC ROUND with all nine games to be played in one city. Coons and Hayesy take a look at how it could work and whether or not Adelaide is a viable location for it.
Andrew Hayes and Adam Cooney look at the statement released by the Hawthorn Football Club this morning regarding allegations from indigenous played about alledged mistreatment by some of the club's heavy hitters of recent times, including Alastair Clarkson and Chris Fagan.
Breaking news regarding the Hawthorn Football Club allegations of the historical mistreatment of indigenous players at the club. Hayesy talks about the AFL’s plan for a “Magic Round” in 2023 where an entire round of matches will be played in one state.
Plenty happening overnight, headlined by an awesome victory by the Australian Cricket Team against India in the T20 international in India. Aussie test skipper has turned down a 7-figure offer to play T20s in India. Shelley Nitschke was named coach of the Aussie Women’s Cricket team. In NFL news Kyle Murray was smashed in the face by a rouge fan in Las Vegas.
Hayesy was left disappointed but NRL clubs going largely quiet this season in terms of 2022 Monday shenanigans. This forced Hayesy back into the archives to check out the antics of the 2018 Canterbury Bulldogs who were decidedly rowdier.
Andrew Hayes and Adam Cooney hit the ground running by looking at the class acts of Australian sport. Simon Black is coming up later in the show, and Hayesy asks if there is a more flawless human in world sport than the Brisbane Lion premiership star. Adam Cooney wants to know there is a better comeback story than Geelong’s Tyson Stengle, who has gone from delisted to All-Australian and playing in a Grand Final within 18 months.
Parma or Parmy? The debate between SA and Vic will never die however Adam Cooney had some information early in this morning’s show which puts the debate to bed. Port Adelaide supporters are trying to work out what went wrong in the club’s pursuit of Josh Dunkley and Michelangelo Rucci faces the music after declaring last week the Dunkley to the Power was a done deal. Other guests include Josh Jenkins with the latest news in Grand Final news from Sleepy Hollow, Redbacks coach Jason Gillespie with a typically upbeat appraisal of their pre-season campaign, and the human greyhound Kane Cornes who is now within touching distance of the finishing line in his epic journey from Adelaide to Melbourne.
He was a member of the Adelaide Crows Grand Final team of 2017. Josh Jenkins, by his own admission, had a stinker on that fateful afternoon against Richmond. What did learn from the experience and what has he been able to assist Geelong with in the lead-up to this year's season decider?
The Sheffield Shield season is less than a month away and the struggling Redbacks have put in a hard preseason under the same fitness guru who guided the Adelaide Crows to success in the early 2000s. Coach Jason Gillespie spoke with Coons and Hayesy ahead of their first Shield Clash against Victoria on October 6th.
Coons was unfortunately never able to reach the last Saturday in September as an AFL player, having bowed out on several occasions at the preliminary final stage in his time at the Western Bulldogs. That didn't stop him from reeling off his top 5 Grand Final moments in the AFL era.
The allure of home has led to many an AFL player leaving the club that drafted them to return to their hometown. Was Adam Cooney ever tempted to leave Melbourne and head to either West Lakes or Alberton?
With Josh Dunkley nominating Brisbane as his preferred location, Port Adelaide must go back to the drawing board in terms of building depth in their midfield. Is Tom Mitchell a potential solution? Should they look to go with Matt Crouch? Coons and Hayesy discuss.
Michelangelo Rucci rarely gets it wrong however, his mail on Josh Dunkley from last week has proven to be incorrect. With Dunkley now on his way to Brisbane what is next for Port Adelaide in terms of trade targets? Rooch joins Coons and Hayesy to discuss.
Cam Smith has copped some serious flack over the last few months. He put all of that behind him to claim the biggest payday of his career and win his first LIV tournament in just his second outing. In cricket, Cam Green is expected to land a massive payday of his own in the upcoming IPL auction.
Lance Franklin will go around for one more season with the Swans and both Grand Final teams sweating on injury updates. Also, Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes present "Champgate". Accusations fly from listeners that the boys are "champing" too many AFL players.
With 145 km remaining before arriving at Docklands, a tired and inspired Kane Cornes called in to chat with Coons and Hayesy this morning. Kane's Run has raised over $200 km for MY ROOM so far and Kane talks about the support he has received so far and how his body is holding up.
Hayesy ramped up his campaign to get Adam Cooney back to SA during the show opener today and it's fair to say Coons was noncommital about the future. So you're telling me there's a chance. Coons was more certain of his thoughts on the coverage of the Queen's funeral. Whilst full of respect for her majesty's passing, Coons and Hayesy were in agreeance that it was hardly a spectator-friendly event.
The morning after the night before for so many of our esteemed colleges with Adam Cooney certainly fits that category. Coons presented magnificently after Brownlow Medal night at Crown in Melbourne and had plenty of tales to tell. Away from Melbourne, Andrew Hayes had a big Sunday afternoon covering the exciting SANFL Grand Final. Not quite as big as the eventual Premiership coach from the Norwood Football Club Jade Rawlings. Incredibly, Jade was able to join Coons and Hayesy as the main guest of the morning following a night of celebration at the parade. Michelangelo Rucci was also on the guest list and took a look at both the AFL’s night of nights and the enthralling end to the SANFL season.
The Norwood Football Club claimed its 31st senior SANFL premiership on Sunday afternoon in the most thrilling of circumstances. Premiership coach Jade Rawlings shook off a night of celebration at the Parade to join Coons and Hayesy this morning and discuss one of the great Grand Finals of all time.
Adelaide's number one sports writer Michelangelo Rucci gives his thoughts on a pulsating Brownlow medal count and looks at how both SA teams fared during the night. Rooch also had high praise for the SANFL Grand Final and Norwood's thrilling one-point win over North Adelaide.
This season's Grand Finalists were confirmed on the weekend with Geelong thrashing Brisbane and Sydney surviving an almighty scare from a gallant Collingwood. Coons and Hayesy recap the two games and look at the potential fall out for both the winners and losers ahead of this Saturday's Grand Final.
Former Brownlow medal winner Adam Cooney was at Crown last night in an official capacity and gave a first-hand account of the energy in the room as Patrick Cripps was crowned the AFL's Fairest and Best player for the season.
Plenty happening in the AFL world away from the Brownlow. A GWS forward wants to become a Magpie, the predicted number one pick at the coming AFL draft stars on NAB League Grand Final day, and Collingwood coach Craig McRae says he wants De Goey back at the Pies in 2023 and beyond.
Coons and Hayesy check all sports news from the weekend across the globe. Topics include Roger Federer's retirement, three Australians pulling out fo the T/20 tour of India, and in the NBA the Phoenix Suns owner cops a whopping $10 million fine for racist comments.
While Coons fronts up on reduced sleep after last night's Brownlow medal count, spare a thought for our man Kane Cornes who is fronting up for day 9 of KANES RUN. Having already galloped over 500 km, Cornes now finds himself some 200 km from the finish line and has raised a staggering $215K so far for MY ROOM. Donate by googling KANES RUN and heading to his "My Cause" webpage.
Our very own Adam Cooney has some official (and unofficial) duties to deal with last night at Crown in Melbourne at the 2022 Brownlow Medal count. Coons joined Hayesy somewhat Hayesy himself, to run through what went on behind the red carpet.
On Friday morning, Sam Edmund and David King were joined by Kane Cornes from Nhill midway through his run for MyRoom children’s charity, and Jason Akermanis to reflect on his nine preliminary finals, and a look at the Lions' chances tonight. Sam breaks down Fremantle’s curious prominence in the upcoming trade period, give away two tickets to Sydney via commentary calls, and preview tonight’s preliminary finals.
Sam Edmund & David King crack into the Friday Agenda: John Longmire's understated brilliance in re-generating the Swans, the Sunday Brownlow & more...
Triple-premiership Lion Jason Akermanis joins Sam Edmund & David King to reflect on his nine preliminary finals, discuss Brisbane's chances tonight... and remind everyone of just how good he was.
Sam Edmund & David King discuss the curious case of Fremantle ahead of the trade period, with an exodus looming despite their recent ascent up the ladder.
Sam Edmund and David King discuss the still vacant Essendon coaching position, with James Hird meeting with the club but Ash Hansen joining Ross Lyon in ruling himself out.
Sam and Kingy check in with Kane Cornes from Nhill, mnidway through his run for MyRoom children's charity.
Sam Edmund and David King pay tribute to Roger Federer, wonder how thirteen cars have blown up in a Miami carpark at the NFL, and analyse the staggering means through which Hans Niemann has defeated chess Grandmaster Magnus Carlsen.
In a show choco block full of guests Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes still found time to shoot the breeze about James Hird with Coons having a special perspective on his potential return. Today was all about the guest lineup. Brisbane Lions Backline coach Murray Davis phoned in ahead of their Preliminary final tomorrow night against the Cats at the MCG. Expat South Aussie, Swan Will Hayward is preparing for a preliminary final on Saturday against Collingwood, and he took the boys through the Bloods culture and what it means. Two-time All-Australian fullback Sarah Allen from the Adelaide Crows AFLW team spoke to the boys about how the team is gelling and Michelangelo Rucci refused to give up his source on Josh Dunkley’s potential move to Alberton. After 8 am John Mannion from Breakthrough mental health spoke about their virtual seat campaign which comes to a climax at Sunday’s SANFL Grand Final and Port Adelaide AFLW star Jacqui Yorston spoke about the Power’s thrilling draw against Carlton last weekend.
Who better to predict this year's Brownlow Medal winner than a Brownlow medalist? Adam Cooney knows all about winning the game's highest individual honor and he listed his top 5 for Sunday's count, along with Andrew Hayes who also had a crack.
With the Power banking its first premiership points last weekend, Jacqui Yorston joined the boys to go through the strange feeling she was left with at the end of the Carlton game. They also previewed this weekend's clash with Sydney and how the newly minted team is getting around each other.
In the lead-up to this week's SANFL Grand Final Breakthrough Mental Health has a campaign running called the 9 Lives Project. Chief Executive of Breakthrough Mental Health John Mannion spoke with Coons and Hayesy about how the campaign and how people can support it.
Adelaide's most connected Sports Journalist Michelangelo Rucci kept a tight lip on his source, despite his strong belief that the Josh Dunkley to Alberton is a done deal. Rooch also took a look at free agency in the AFL and whether or not the maturity shown by Port Adelaide and Karl Amon during their contract discussions can be replicated at other clubs.
The Adelaide Crows AFLW team has recovered from a shockThe rock of the Crows AFLW defense, Sarah Allen has started the year brilliantly for the revamped team. She spoke with Coons and Haysey about how the team is gelling together after several familiar faces from Crows premiership posters signed with the new kids on the block at Alberton during the off season.
Murray Davis might just have the biggest job in football this week. Davis is the backline coach of the Brisbane Lions and is charged with finding a way to stop Geelong's rampant forward line.
Ahead of the biggest match of his career, Will Hayward phoned in to chat with Coons and Hayesy about how the Swans have prepared for their Preliminary Final against Collingwood. Hayward also sheds some light on The Bloods culture and what it actually means.
Coons and Hayesy discuss the news that James Hird met with Essendon yesterday regarding its vacant coaching position. Coons shares his thoughts on Hird having just moved to the club in the year he was sacked.
Coons and Hayesy go through Karl Amon's comments on AFL trade radio yesterday. Coons makes the point that the competition is getting more professional with how player movements are being handled.
Hayesy tells the story of a brother who is allegedly blackmailing his younger brother who is a famous soccer player in Europe. So began a discussion on famous people with less famous sibblings.
Andrew Hayes and Adam Cooney get the show underway for Thursday morning by chatting about Hayesy's days at the Sydney Swans and how the faithful would be embracing their deep September run. Hayesy also has an update on Kane's Run whilst Coons has a bit of a whinge about the changes on his Twitter feed and James Hird's potential return to the Bombers.
Kymbo and Hayesy are down at the new Maughan Thiem dealership in Cheltenham and spoke about Willie Rioli, Jarrod Berry, Luke Jackson, the SANFL Grand Final and AFL Preliminary Finals. Principal dealer of Maughan Thiem Daniel Thomas joined the boys to chat about the new Ford Ranger
With the rain tumbling down in Adelaide, and some technical issues impairing the Cooney family internet connection, Coons and Hayesy turned lemons into lemonade. Coons started off proceeding by talking about the coming Brownlow medal count and how his poor wife was only given 4 days’ notice to prepare. Kane Cornes phoned in as he prepared for day 4 of Kane’s Run. Plenty of trade news dropped overnight and Hayesy asked the question of what the Eagles will be asking for Junior Rioli. Jade Rawlings is the Norwood coach preparing for the SANFL Grand Final on Saturday and joined us to chat about the game. We also unveiled a new segment Coons and Hayesy dug their teeth into. “The List” saw the boys name the top 5 most important players to this weekend’s AFL preliminary finals.
This brand new segment on SEN SA BREAKFAST is aS simple as its name. Coons and Hayesy name their top 5 most important AFL players in this weekend’s preliminary finals.
The Norwood Football Club continues its preparation for another SANFL Grand Final and senior coach Jade Rawlings spoke with Coons and Hayesy this morning about their preparation for Sunday. Coons also asks Jade if he has considered returning to the AFL coaching ranks.
Coons and Hayesy with the latest in AFL trade news including Junior Rioli asking for a trade to Port Adelaide, and the potential Josh Dunkley trade.
Adelaide's longest-serving sports writer Michelangelo Rucci looks at the trade news of the morning including why hasn't Josh Dunkley nominated his preferred club yet and what will the West Coast Eagles want in return for Junior Rioli. Rooch also asks why the Sydney Swans are able to retain players when GWS find it impossible to get their stars to re-sign.
Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayesy dive deep into the AFL news of today with the footy world heavily focused on Jarryd Berry's tribunal hearing last night. Other topics this morning include a bunch of delisting announced by the Gold Coast Suns, and the Saints have a news Best and Fairest.
Pre-fight press conferences are always heated and usually spicey, but the confrontation between these former State of Origin foes went to the next level.
It's day 4 of Kane's run and already Kane has run around 200kms heading East towards the SA border. He phoned in with an update for Coons and Hayesy on how the body is feeling, and what the fundraising total has risen to.
Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes shoot the breeze over Coons' late call up to the Brownlow Medal and why his much better half is feeling under pressure to present perfectly in just four days' time. Hayesy laments the news that the soft drink Lift is being discontinued and asks what favorite food or beverage item of yours has been consigned to history.
Adam Cooney joined Andrew Hayes for the show today and attention quickly turned to Coons’ love of Pinball. Apparently, this struck a nerve with our listeners as the Weeks text line blew up with fellow fans commenting on their favorite machines. With the AFL season for the two South Australian clubs now over, attention has very much turned to the trade period with Coons revealing he is working on a fantasy 18 club trade which will be revealed on Trade Radio in a couple of weeks’ time. Guests today included the always insightful Michelangelo Rucci, SANFL senior coach at North Adelaide Jacob Surjan, and Fox Sports Journalist David Zita who went through the latest in AFL trade news.
One of the country's best up-and-coming sports journalists, David Zita spoke with Coons and Hayesy about what is promising to be the biggest AFL trade period of all time. On the Agenda today was the Luke Jackson to Fremantle deal, the latest on Josh Dunkley, what Richmond and GWS are haggling over, and whether or not Junior Rioli will choose Port Adelaide as his club for 2023.
Senior coach of the North Adelaide Football Club Jacob Surjan joined Coons and Hayesey this morning to discuss this Sunday's SANFL Grand Final. The Roosters flew into the Grand Final a fortnight ago and Surj spoke about his club's preparation for the game and a couple of selection headaches he has later this week with players returning from injury.
One half of the SEN SA drive team, Michelangelo Rucci is also a passionate Port Adelaide man, and top of mind for Rooch at the moment is the Josh Dunkley situation. Also, the boys ask Rooch if Josh Carr coming back to Port Adelaide as a senior assistant coach would be a good idea for both parties.
Coons and Hayesy review what went wrong for Port Adelaide in 2022 and, more importantly, what they need to bounce back up the ladder in 2023.
Will Josh Dunkley join his wife in Adelaide and sign with Port, will he head North to his sister in Brisbane, or will he stay put in Melbourne and sign with the Bulldogs? Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes have their say and where they think Josh will land and why.
Coons and Hayesy discuss the announcement by the AFL that it is planning a full review of its goal review system. In other words, the AFL is sending the ARC upstairs but hasn't announced its "soft" call yet. In the meantime, Damien Hardwick was given a personal tour of the current ARC setup as both parties look to build a bridge after the Tigers Elimination Final controversy.
The Tennis world has a new superstar with 19-year-old Carlos Alcaraz becoming the youngest number one in history after winning his first grand slam yesterday in the final of the US Open. In the NFL Lamar Jackson has turned down a contract worth nearly half a billion dollars from the Baltimore Ravens because it's not enough.
Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes discuss the price gouging airlines seem to be indulging in during the AFL finals series. Somehow, the conversation skewed into a chat about Coons' addiction to Pinball.
Traveling anywhere on Christmas Day is fraught with danger at the best of times. However, a Cooney family holiday to Bali over the Christmas holidays turned into a big, fat money pit. Why did Coons pay five figures for return airfares to Bali? It's all about the kids.
With Kane Cornes en route to Melbourne, Bryce Gibbs joined Andrew Hayes at Studio Lumo this morning for SEN SA BREAKFAST. Kane was far from forgotten and called into the show to chat about day one of KANES RUN and how his body handled some 68 km on foot yesterday. It was a big weekend of AFL finals action with Jarrod Berry's suspension an important talk topic, along with the slide of Melbourne out of the finals race. Results in One Day Cricket. Tennis and week one of the new NFL season also gets a run with guests including Michelangelo Rucci, Brett Phillips, and Darren Berry.
Which players impressed under the most intense pressure last weekend? Bryce and Hayesy take a look at the best performances of the weekend thanks to Weeks Homes.
Australia wrapped up a 3-0 whitewash of the Kiwis in the Chappell-Hadlee series last night and calling the action for SEN was Darren Berry who has just returned from England after coaching the London Spirit in THE HUNDRED competition. Berry talked about the retirement of ODI skipper Aaron Finch, the performance of Steve Smith who blasted a magnificent hundred in game three, and his experiences in the motherland with the Spirit who fell at the penultimate hurdle.
With the US Open men's final on the court during the interview, Brett Phillips wraps up a massive two weeks at Flushing Meadows. New names emerged with other big names falling early whilst the next generation of men's and women's starts took center stage overall.
Adelaide's most prolific sports writer Michelangelo Rucci was hard at work yesterday, penning a HERSTORIC match review for the Port Adelaide Football Club website as their AFLW team claimed its first-ever premiership points in a memorable draw. Josh Dunkley's potential trade was also on the agenda along with a look at the latest news regarding IZAK RANKINE's potential move to the Adelaide Crows.
Jarrod Berry takes his eye-gouging case to the tribunal, Leon Cameron says no to Essendon and joins the Swans, the Brownlow medal count has been moved from Monday to Sunday, and the latest trade rumors across the competition.
US Open Tennis continues on with the Men's singles title the only title yet to be decided. The ODI series against New Zealand comes to an end with an Aussie clean sweep in Cairns.
The morning after the day before for Kane Cornes who rolled out 65 km yesterday from Adelaide t Murray Bridge. Kane phoned in with an update on the fundraising total so far, an update on how his body feels after day one, and why the police had to get involved on way.
Bryce Gibbs hops into the seat vacated by Kane Cornes as he makes his way to Melbourne on his charity run. Bryce and Hayesy. Starting off the show today Hayesy nominated his weekend hero, the boys gave us an update on Kanes run, and we confirm that Bryce is an EPL fan but not an NFL fan.
On Friday morning, Kane Cornes & David King were joined by Channel 7’s Mitch Cleary to discuss the state of the AFL’s equalisation policy after Tim Taranto and Jacob Hopper nominated Richmond as their club of choice, and Sydney coach John Longmire as the Swans manage their week off.The boys cross to Adam Collins in the UK to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth, analyse both of this weekend’s semi-finals, and reprise the singing quiz… Fireball!
Sydney coach John Longmire joins Kane & Kingy as the Swans manage their week off, following last week's win over Melbourne. Horse touches on adapting in-game, Ollie Florent's injury, and Buddy Franklin's form.
Kane & Kingy run the Friday Agenda ahead of semi-final weekend: the state of the AFL's equalisation policy after Tim Taranto and Jacob Hopper nominated Richmond, ongoing Jack Ginnivan attention, and Essendon's vacant coaching position.
Mitch Cleary joins Kane & Kingy following the news Jacob Hopper has joined current Giants teammate Tim Taranto in nominating Richmond as his club of choice, and to discuss the vacant Essendon job as prime candidates rule themselves out.
Kane & Kingy preview tomorrow's first semi-final between Collingwood and Fremantle - can Fremantle's ball control mitigate against the Pies' relentless pressure?
Kane & Kingy analyse tonight's clash between Melbourne and Brisbane, breaking down the Lions' selection in the absense of Oscar McInerney and the Dees' likely ruck dominance.
SEN Test Cricket's Adam Collins joins Kane & Kingy from the UK to sum up the mood on the ground following the passing of Queen Elizabeth, and forecast the future of embattled Australian limited overs captain Aaron Finch.
The final show for Kane Cornes before his Charity Run for MY ROOM saw plenty of messages of support coming through. Kane’s Dad, Graham even managed to send through a special message or two, despite his technological issues. Trade news was on the agenda again today along with Essendon’s coaching position and why Ross Lyon wants nothing to do with it. Guests on the show included Michelangelo Rucci, Brett Phillips to talk tennis, Matthew Clarke from the Adelaide Crows AFLW team, and a special guest that Kane knew nothing about. The South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas called in to wish Kane the very best for the run.
The list of well-wishers for Kane Cornes' charity run has been long but none are more important than the South Australian Premier. Kane is a huge fan of the new premier and, as a Port Adelaide supporter, it appears as though the feeling is mutual. Mr. Malinauskas rang in to wish Kane well with Hayesy asking him how his beloved Adelaide University Football Club is going in the C Grade competition now that he has been forced into retirement.
The Adelaide Crows have had an indifferent start to their premiership defense but did enough to sneak over the line last weekend against Richmond for their first win of the season. Senior coach MATTHEW CLARKE joined Kane and Hayesy to look at what's gone right and what's gone wrong for the Crows so far this season, and preview their tough clash on Saturday at Unley against North Melbourne.
SEN's tennis expert Brett Phillips went through the latest action from Flushing Meadows including the elimination of out last two Australians from the singles draws yesterday.
No one in Adelaide is better placed to have an opinion on Josh Carr's work than Michelangelo Rucci. As a sports writer and journalist, Michelangelo followed Carr's career as a player and coach and gave his thoughts on him potentially returning to Alberton as a senior assistant.
Josh Carr is being headhunted by Port Adelaide as a senior assistant and potential heir to the senior role when Hinkley steps down. Kane and Hayesy discuss the merit of this plan and whether or not a "succession plan" can actually work.
PORT Adelaide premiership player Josh Carr is being headhunted to return to Alberton as a senior assistant. Wayne Carey has brought in lawyers after a white powder scandal erupted this week and may look to launch a lawsuit against Crown. Ross Lyon is out of the Essendon coaching race. HAWTHORN has delisted defender Kyle Hartigan after 22 games in two seasons at the Hawks. AFLW NEWS: STAR Port Adelaide forward Gemma Houghton will be sidelined for six to seven weeks after suffering a syndesmosis injury in Saturday's loss to the Western Bulldogs.
Nick Kyrgios and Ajla Tomljanovic were knocked out of the US Open. Football powerhouse Chelsea shocked the world on Wednesday night by sensationally axing manager Thomas Tuchel only six games into the season. Newcastle captain Kalyn Ponga has made himself unavailable for Australia‘s World Cup team after concussions ended his NRL season early.Daniel Ricciardo joining McLaren?
Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes are together for the final time in five weeks as Kane prepares to run from Adelaide to Melbourne for charity, followed by a stint on SEN's Trade Radio. The boys hit the ground running with Kane asking for advice on what to pack for his journey. Kane also receives a message....or two, of support from a family member.
Today saw Kane Cornes return to the show after being inducted into the SA Football Hall of Fame on Monday evening. With Kane about to set off on his charity run for MY ROOM, we had two special “Mystery Guests” on the show this morning. Steve Monaghetti and Shane Crawford both phoned in to offer Kane support and advice for his coming trek. Other guests included Breton Phillips to cover the US Open Tennis and Michelangelo Rucci, our resident sports writer to discuss what the AFL’s new TV rights deal means for local footy fans in Adelaide.
Kane openly stated when launching the run that the inspiration behind the concept came from Shane Crawford's successful charity run many years ago as part of the Channel 9 Footy Show. Shane phoned in to chat with Kane, offer support, and share some hints and tips that will help him during his trek. They also talked footy with his beloved Hawks not having the best of seasons.
One of Australia's most decorated Marathon runners, Steve Moneghetti, has some sage advice for Kane Cornes as he prepares to run from Adelaide to Melbourne for the "My Room" Children’s Cancer Charity.
BP phoned in just after Ajla Tomljanović was bundled out of the tournament in the Quarter Finals. Yesterday wasn't a great day for Aussie doubles teams with the Special K's headlining the list of teams knocked out. Nick Kyrgios is now the favorite to win the singles title and he takes the court today with BP previewing his clash with Kharchenov.
Adelaide's premier sports journalist Michelangelo Rucci spoke with Kane and Hayesy this morning about what the AFL's new TV rights deal will mean for fans of the Crows and Port Adelaide. Rooch also took a quick dive into the coming AFL collective bargaining agreement and what impact the TV rights deal might have on that.
The latest news from the AFL trade table. Kane and Hayesy look at the latest news from the Junior Rioli camp as Port Adelaide tries to secure his signature. The Adelaide Crows its all about the Izak Rankine deal, but what is happening with Billy Frampton?
The biggest news of the day involves Channel 7 and Fox Sports securing the AFL TV rights deal. Other stories include Xavier Ellis baking Junior Rioli for leaving the Eagles, the first act for the AFL half-time entertainment, and Callum Mills resigning on a 6-year deal, Cam Zurhaar 2-year deal, and the Prelim final fixtures are confirmed.
Kane and Hayesy discuss all the big stories in world sports. Ajla Tomljanović bows out of the US Open, with Nick Kyrgios to play later this morning. Other stories include The Aussies beat the Kiwis in the ODI match in Cairns, the Formula One controversy with Red Bull accused of cheating, and the Matilda’s went down to Canada.
Kane Cornes returned after a couple of morning's hiatus. He was greeted by the news that Hayesy's Sin Bin was moved into today's show in his honor and today's show includes two "Mystery Guests". Hayesy also gave our man Kane a pat on the back regarding his induction into the SA Football Hall of Fame. Unfortunately for Kane, the news got worse following "Carpark Gate" which is currently under investigation.
The morning after the night, that was. Andrew Hayes was front and centre at SA Football’s night of nights, the 2022 Magarey medal count. He gave a first-hand account of how the evening went with two of SEN’s finest in Kane Cornes and Matthew Pavlich, inducted into the SA Football Hall of Fame. Plenty of trade news this morning as well, with junior Rioli in the news after touring Alberton yesterday and completing a medical. Guests included Brett Phillips to discuss the latest news from the US Open Tennis. Michelangelo Rucci spoke about getting a decorator into the studio now that Kane is officially a Hall of Famer, and the newly minted Magarey Medallist Aaron young phoned in to discuss his big win as well.
Leigh Matthews made some interesting comments on Sportsday yesterday about the current season being the best in AFL/VFL history. Coons and Hayesy analyse Leathal's comments and ask the question, is this as good as football gets?
Former Port Adelaide and Gold Coast Sun listed player Aaron Young collected the SANFL's highest individual playing honour, the Magarey Medal, last night. He spoke with Coons and Hayesy about what it means to him to win the medal and the Roosters premiership tilt in a fortnight's time.
SEN Tennis guru Brett Phillips discusses Nick Kyrgios' crushing, four-set victory over World number one Danill Medvedev yesterday. BP also looks at the Women's draw and predicts how far Ajla Tomljanović can go after her fourth round win over Samsonova.
Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes speak with SEN's own Michelangelo Rucci about the Magarey medal count and the induction of four SA Football champions into the Hall of Fame. Rooch wants the studio redecorated for Kane Cornes, given his Hall of Fame entry.
Coons and Hayesy discuss Junior Rioli's door-stop interview about a possible move to Port Adelaide. The latest on the Izak Rankine to Adelaide deal which includes comments from Sam McClure on Sportsday.
The AFL will sign the wealthiest broadcasting deal in Australian sports history after Nine came in with a late $500 million a year offer. GWS midfielder Jacob Hopper has met with Richmond. Junior Rioli is potentially on his way to port Adelaide after having a medical at the club yesterday. Still expected to go to Geelong. North Melbourne legend Wayne Carey was caught with a bag of white powder in a Perth casino last week.
Nick Kyrgios and Ajla Tomljanović through to the quarterfinals of the US Open at Flushing Meadows. In Cricket news, the Chappell Haddlee trophy kicks off today in Cairns, and Hayesy brings back the "Oh Boy" files with Michael Jordan's son Marcus reportedly dating former teammate Scottie Pippins Ex-wife.
Adam Cooney joined Andrew Hayes again this morning. To start the show Coons demanded a full report on the previous evening's Magarey Medal count with Hayesy front and centre on Channel 7's coverage. The highlight was Hayesy's interview with regular SEN SA BREAKFAST co-host Kane Cornes who was inducted into the SA Football Hall of Fame.
Adam Cooney came off the bench this morning with Kane Cornes enjoying a Monday morning sleep-in of sorts as he continues to prepare for his Marathon charity run. Coons and Andrew Hayes review an incredible first weekend of AFL finals. Guests include Michelangelo Rucci and our Tennis guru Brett Phillips who is excited about our two remaining Aussies in the singles draws at Flushing Meadows.
Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes take a deep dive into the first round of AFL finals. One of the great finals matches ever played took place at the MCG on Saturday afternoon with Geelong sneaking home against Collingwood. The boys also review Sydney's awesome victory over Melbourne at the MCG from Friday night.
It's a huge day today at Flushing Meadows for Australia's remaining singles hopes. Nick Kyrgios takes to Arthur Ashe Stadium against world number one Danill Medvedev. In the women's singles, Ajla Tomljanović goes into her fourth-round match favorite to knock off unseeded Ludmilla Samsonova. Brett Phillips has the latest results and news from Flushing Meadows in New York.
Adelaide's favorite sports writer Michelangelo Rucci joined Coons and Hayesy to discuss a huge day at Alberton on Saturday as his beloved Port Adelaide took to the historic ground for the first time in the AFLW competition. Rooch also chatted about Josh Dunkley potentially landing at either Alberton or Brisbane, and Port's play for Junior Rioli.
Coons and Hayesy have the latest details on these three important potential trades. The boys also discuss the business of football versus old-fashioned club loyalty and whether or not clubs have the right to feel slighted if a player leaves.
Plenty of trade news making headlines again with Essendon officially entering the race for Jordan De Goey. Luke Beveridge spoke after the Dogs loss to Fremantle about the importance of Josh Dunkley to his team, and Melbourne continues to sweat on how its ace Christian Petracca pulls up from a cracked fibula and corked calf.
The Australian cricket team was embarrassed by Zimbabwe in Townsville, The US OPEN tennis rolls on at Flushing Meadows, a massive trade in the NBA involving Donovan Mitchell, and Aussie Formula One hopefully Jack Doohan suffers a setback in his quest for the Formula Two world title.
Our regular callers are our brekky family and Annie from the Barossa is no exception. A fiercely loyal Port Adelaide supporter, Annie was on hand at Alberton on Saturday to take in Port's first AFLW clash on home soil against the Western Bulldogs. It prompted an interesting question from Coons regarding Port's skipper Erin Phillips.
Adam Cooney joined Hayesy for SEN SA BREAKFAST this morning and the pair shared notes on Fathers Day. Apparently, Hayesy did quite well for Dad's day whilst forgetting a rather important family date the day before. The boys also took a quick look at the weekend's AFL results with Adam Conney declaring his Grand Finalists for season 2022.
On Friday morning, Kane & Kingy were joined by former North Melbourne coach Dani Laidley in studio for a discussion on gender dysphoria and her progress towards her utopian life, and Herald Sun cartoonist Mark Knight ahead of his busy September as he continues to carry the legacy of William Ellis Green as the Premiers poster artist. The boys pay tribute to Lachie Neale as they review last night's gripping elimination final between Brisbane and Richmond, and take plenty of your calls throughout.
Kane & Kingy assess the inclusions of Jeremy Cameron and Taylor Adams ahead of Geelong and Collingwood's qualifying final tomorrow afternoon, and ask which players are worth trading pick one for, following Sam Edmund's report that North Melbourne are considering doing just that.
Former North Melbourne coach Dani Laidley joins Kane and Kingy in studio following the release of her new book 'Don't Look Away', opening up on her childhood, gender dysphoria, and move towards what she's described as her 'utopia.'
Kane & Kingy head to the phonelines off the back of last night's elimination final, and sample the press conferences of Chris Fagan and Damien Hardwick.
Mark Knight joins Kane & Kingy ahead of his busy September, discussing the honour of carrying on the legacy of William Ellis Green as the AFL's premiership poster artist.
Kane & Kingy review last night's belting clash between Brisbane and Richmond, which saw Lachie Neale star in a high-scoring affair that featured seventeen lead changes. The boys debate Dustin Martin's influence, the decision not to tag Neale aggressively, and Brandon Starcevich's shutdown role on Shai Bolton.
Kane and Kingy jump straight into calls off the back of the game of the season last night between Brisbane and Richmond, dissecting the controversy around Tom Lynch's reviewed shot and non-celebration, and the slow death of the AFL press conference.
Spring has sprung and in terms of Australian Sport, all attention has turned to footy finals. Kane and Hayesy covered a load of AFL news this morning including Tom Mitchell trade rumors and what Jason Horne-Francis told reporters at Adelaide airport yesterday. Kane asked what the most expensive AFL trading card would be and Hayesy revealed a weird infatuation with Graham Cornes. In terms of guests on the show, Brett Phillips returned to cover the US Open tennis and Michelangelo Rucci put his late night behind him to speak with the boys. We also have AFLW guests Teah Charlton (Adelaide Crows) and Hannah Dunn (Port Adelaide) calling in for a chat ahead of round two.
Former Gold Coast skipper Hannah Dunn has slotted in perfectly at Alberton and Port Adelaide hosts the Western Bulldogs in the first AFLW clash held at Port's historic home ground. Hannah spoke to Kane and Hayesy about last week's clash with West Coast and what the Power needs to do this week to beat the Dogs.
He is the biggest name in sports journalism in Adelaide. Michelangelo Rucci spoke with Kane and Hayesy about which club is under the most pressure heading into week one of the AFL Finals series.
Plenty of Australians doing nice things in the first few days of this year's US Open Tennis tournament. SEN's Tennis guru Brett Phillips phoned in with Nick Kyrgios still on the court to go through the important results of the morning and discuss how the Australians left in the tournament faired.
Adelaide Crows AFLW star Teah Charlton joined Kane and Hayesy this morning to talk about their coming clash with Richmond at Punt Road this weekend. Charlton is keen to spend more time in the midfield in the future and also spoke on the increasing level of professionalism which is coming into the AFLW product.
Thursday's talking points focused on trade news after last night's news Tom Mitchell wants out of his deal at Hawthorn. Our very own Hayesy was also present at Adelaide airport when Jason Horne-Francis made his way back to Melbourne for North's best ande fairest count. Kane and Hayesy analyze his comments and what they could mean long-term.
Kane and Hayesy with the latest in AFL news included rumors that Hawthorn's Tom Mitchell will be seeking a third club in the coming trade period. Kane asks if he would be a good fit for Port Adelaide.
With Nick Kyrgios and Jordan Thompson still on the court at the US Open at the time of recording, Kane and Hayesy turned their attention to cricket where Cricket Australia has announced they will finally pony up the cash for DRS technology to be introduced into the Big Bash. Back to tennis and Rafael Nadal came out swinging in his post-match presser following comments from John McEnroe that he receives preferential treatment from umpires. In Formula 1 news a new Aussie name has been added to the mix with Jack Doohan pressing his claims for a seat.
The first day of spring had the boys up and about to start the show. Breaking news of the top of the show about the AFL investigating footage of Dustin Martin groping an unidentified woman in a strip club in 2017. Kane spoke about a valuable trading card and trading cards in general, Hayesy has an eye on Hollywood with his man Leo now single again, and the boys team up to look at the comments made by Jason Horne-Francis at the airport yesterday.
After some general chat about favorite podcasts, air taxis, and movie reviews, the boys got down to business with an early interview with former Aussie fast bowler Ryan Harris. He was one of four guests on the show today with Michelangelo Rucci and Brett Phillips providing comments on the AFL and the US Open respectively. Brisbane Lions small forward Lincoln McCarthy joined the boys to discuss their coming clash with Richmond on Thursday night. Kane had a Vol-Kane-o for Essendon’s playing list and Kane took on some fierce callers on the topic of list rebuilds versus resets.
The boy from Bordertown in South Australia, Lincoln McCarthy, is preparing to take on Richmond in the first AFL Elimination Final for 2022. McCarthy spoke with Kane and Hayesy about their disappointing loss in the final minor match of the year and whether or not they can bounce back against Richmond on Thursday night.
Brett Phillips is SEN's resident Tennis guru and he spoke with Kane and Haysey this morning about Nick Kyrgios moving into the second round after disposing of his best mate in round one. BP also took a look at the Aussies in action today at Flushing Meadows and some of the major results and upsets in the tournament so far.
Adelaide's Best sports writer is Michelangelo Rucci and he joined the show this morning to discuss his thoughts on rebuilding a playing list rather than resetting it. Rooch also took a quick look at the nominations for mark of the year in 2022.
Listener Tom phoned in to have his say on the topic this morning and found Kane more than happy to defend his position on the topic. Doug also called and was in complete agreeance with Tom on the topic. Several minutes of talk-back radio gold here.
Talking points for today include the Brody Grundy trade. Where will he end up and is Port Adelaide still in the mix? Kane gives us his thoughts on a total rebuild versus reset of a playing list in the AFL today. Kane also fires off a Vol-Kane-O to the Essendon playing group.
Terrible news for Fremantle supporters with Nat Fyfe's season all but over with another hamstring injury but great news for Richmond supporters with Dusty Martin back this week. The AFL has announced this 2022 mark of the year nominees announced with Port Adelaide's Mitch Georgiades winning a nom. And football royalty will return to the ground later in the year with Gary Ablett jr set to play a game in Darwin.
US Open results from yesterday, Kyrgios and Thompson through to round two, Cam Smith heading to LIV Golf, EPL Manager sacked after 9-0 defeat, Goodwin is out of Adelaide United's Australia Cup Quarter final against Brisbane through injury.
One of Australia's greatest bowlers Ryan Harris called in to chat about the coming summer of cricket and the current ODI series against Zimbabwe with game two getting underway this morning in Townsville. Harris also spoke about Cameron Green and his future, Alex Carey's work behind the stumps, the Big Bash draft, and the moving Andrew Symonds tribute from game one.
Kane and Hayesy chew the fat to start Wednesday. Kane talks about his favorite podcasts after checking out the Chris Dawson-based "Teacher's Pet" podcast. Hayesy pleads his case for another crack at his movie review segment. The boys dive into another edition of the "Oh Boy" files, and Kane can't wait to invest in the new Air Taxi service popping up in Melbourne.
With the US Open Tennis kicking off this morning it was great to add Brett Phillips back to the guest list to keep an eye on what is happening in New York. Kane and Hayesy spent the early part of the show talking about financial windfalls and Magpies. The feathered variety, not those from Victoria Park. Fair to say Kane and Hayesy were big fans of unexpected financial windfalls but not fans of swooping magpies. Other guests on the show today included Michelangelo Rucci and Sam Edmund who covered the latest in AFL news and trade rumors.
The best news breaker in the business, SEN's own SAM EDMUND joined Kane and Hayesy this morning to go through the latest in AFL news and trade rumors. On the agenda, this morning was The pre-finals bye and finals ticket sales. Essendon senior players pushing for Ross Lyon to be their new coach. Trade news on Jacob Hopper, Brody Grundy, Tim Taranto, and Mitch Georgiardis rumour that he wanted to head back to WA. There is no evidence that this is accurate.
Adelaide's sleepiest footy writer (Poor Rooch had a sleep-in today) Michelangelo Rucci eventually joined the boys this morning to discuss the Brody Grundy to Port Adelaide rumor. Other topics discussed were the latest in Izak Rankine to the Crows and will Jason Horne-Francis recommit to North Melbourne.
Day one at Flushing Meadows sees plenty of Australians in action. De Minaur, Thompson, Gavrilova, and Tomljanović were all in action earlier and the main event is still to come with Kyrgios taking on Kokkinakis at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
With Hayesy's mates at Channel 7 broke the news about Brody Grundy possibly heading to Port Adelaide during the trade period. Kane and Hayesy look at the details, what it would mean to Port Adelaide in list management terms, and what their actual needs are. Do Port need another ruckman?
Kane and Hayesy led off FOOTY SHORTS today with a full injury news wrap. Newly appointed North Melbourne footy department manager Todd Viney talks about the Kangaroos getting aggressive regarding their list management. The Kangaroos are also looking to increase list spots as part of their proposed assistance package. Two Swans have announced they will retire at season's end and Swans recruit Ladhams got a three-game ban after an incident in the VFL last weekend.
The US Open is underway and there are plenty of Aussies in action. Kyrgios and Kokkinakis are to play later this morning. Rory McIlroy wins Fed Ex cup to pick up a more than solid payday. Christiano Ronaldo looks likely to leave Man U with Chelsea in the box seat to get him if they want him. In America, an NFL rookie shot in a carjacking incident and the Baltimore Ravens mascot did their ACL in a halftime incident. Carted off on a medical stretcher.
It's fair to say Kane and Hayesy are no fan Magpies fans. That being of the feathered variety rather than those trying to get a kick on the footy field. Kane has shared his fear of the feathered Magpie as he continues to prepare for his mammoth charity run whilst Hayesy used some strong language to describe his thoughts on the swooping scumbags.
Finals are fast approaching in the NRL and tempers are flaring as those under the most pressure to secure a finals berth struggle to get the job done. By "those" I mean the Brisbane Broncos and by pressure I mean a full-fledged bake from a club great.
Kane and Hayesy are together again for the final Tuesday of Winter and start the show by looking at a pair of financial windfalls. Have you ever received money that wasn't yours or found something of serious value that left you with a moral conundrum? The Police Union in SA isn't happy with Adelaide Oval's plan to reintroduce cans at the footy. Does it taste better in a can? And Kane is concerned about swooping Magpies with springtime coming up and spring is swooping season. Should he run in a helmet?
The prefinals bye left both Kane and Hayesy at loose end. Hayesy attempted to fill it by watching and reviewing a cinematic classic. Apparently, film greatness was lost on him though despite the entertaining debut of Hayesy’s Movie Reviews. Kane filled his footy void full of kilometres on the road as his charity run edged closer. Guest’s on the show today included Michelangelo Rucci, John Casey (SANFL), and Josh Jenkins (Geelong). Other topics covered on the show today included Izak Rankine, AFLW results, and why they were dishing out free beer at an Irish Football match.
Josh Jenkins is helping out at Geelong as a part-time ruck coach and chatted with Kane and Hayesy about what the minor premiers got up to during the pre-finals bye. JJ also shared his thoughts on the coaching style of Chris Scott and how Tyson Stengle has handled being back in the spotlight after being named All-Australian.
The voice of the SANFL on Channel 7 in Adelaide is John Casey and he had a full wrap on yesterday's first round of finals at Adelaide Oval. John gave his expert thoughts on Glenelg sneaking home against Sturt and the Crows crushing victory over Norwood.
Adelaide's sports guru Michelangelo Rucci joined Kane and Hayesy to discuss the merit of the prefinal bye, the Izak Rankine trade situation, and the wisdom of group footy trips.
Topics for Kane and Hayesy as part of "The Monday Agenda" include the inaugural Big Bash League draft which was a massive fail with five international superstars left on the shelf. Essendon players heading to Spain and the business of end-of-season trips for football clubs for professional Football clubs in general. Finally, Gold Coast Suns chairman Tony Cochrane's comments on Izak Rankine and his own future.
Round one of AFLW matches was disappointing for the two Adelaide teams but the cats won after a dodgy free kick. Leon Cameron is not sure about the Essendon coaching position.Best and fairest winners at West Coast, Gold Coast Suns, and GWS. The AFL announces a grassroots funding increase, and Port Adelaide is in the race for Willie Rioli.
Five of cricket’s biggest superstars have been snubbed in the inaugural Big Bash Draft. Cameron Green's breakthrough innings with the ball have guided Australia to victory in the opening Dettol ODI against Zimbabwe. Australian winger Marika Koroibete has been showered with praise for an “astounding” match-saving tackle during Saturday afternoon’s 25-17 victory over South Africa at Adelaide Oval. Max Verstappen made light work of his grid penalties overnight to win the 2022 Belgian Grand Prix. Liverpool has obliterated a Premier League rival in a record thrashing that left players “shellshocked” and a manager in “pain”.
Hayesy's first movie review segment and he started with a bang. Straight to one of the movie greats in the Godfather. Hayesy wasn't convinced about that.
The prefinals bye allowed Kane and Hayesy to catch up on their movie watching with Hayesy set to launch a new review segment shortly. Unfortunately Hayseys first assignment was a touch ambitious. Free beer at the footy? It happened recently in Ireland. What are the worst rules in sport? Kane thinks he's found the worst rule ever in Rugby Union. The boys also rue the fortunes of Adelaide's AFLW teams in their respective season openers.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy jumped into the big issues on the footy agenda including Essendon's vacant coaching position, Izak Rankine's head-turning offer from Adelaide, and West Coast's decision to 'maintain the status quo.' The boys were also joined by Melbourne Storm legend Billy Slater ahead of tonight's blockbuster clash with the Sydney Roosters... and run a Champion Data 'time on mic' analysis of Gerard and Andy's call of Carlton vs Collingwood.
Billy Slater joins Kane & Kingy ahead of tonight's blockbuster clash between the Storm and Sydney Roosters, as the NRL finals draw near. Billy discusses his stint as Queensland Origin coach, contenders this September, and love of horse breeding.
Kane & Kingy discuss Izak Rankine's impending move to Adelaide, including Tony Cochrane's comments on the way out of the Gold Coast and the pressure he'll face in a two-team town.
Kane & Kingy go head to head on West Coast following CEO Trevor Nisbett's guarantees around the futures of Adam Simpson & senior players, after their miserable two-win season.
Kane & Kingy discuss the candidates for the vacant Essendon coaching position and their expectations of the list for whoever takes over, amid the culling of the club's board and football department.
Kane & Kingy run the Friday quiz for Imar Tradies Insurance, testing your knowledge of funny Brownlow moments.
Kane & Kingy run a Champion Data 'time on mic' analysis of Gerard Whateley and Andy Maher's call of Carlton vs Collingwood, touch on Shaquille O'Neal's trip to Australia, and ask what Kane should choose to break his year without a drink.
With the All-Australian team named last night, all focus turned to the team selected. Opinions raged via the Weeks text line and Hayesy grilled Kane for several minutes on players that missed out, how the captain was selected, and why wingmen missed out in favor of midfielders. Other topics included Essendon’s red and Black Wedding, the Crows lock down a site for their clubrooms, and what the latest is on Matt Crouch. Guests included Michelangelo Rucci, Port Adelaide AFLW assistant coach Hamish Hartlett with the late edition of SA’s only AA representative Connor Rozee.
Hammer Hartlett is an excellent man to have in your corner, and the freshly minted Port Adelaide AFLW team has that luxury. He spoke with Kane and Hayesy about the club's first game in the West. Also discussed was the sacking of West Adelaide coach Brad Gotch with Hammers brother tipped to take over the regins.
Adelaide's elite sports journalist is Michelangelo Rucci, and he had some questions for Kane Cornes this morning regarding the selection of the All-Australian team. Other topics included the future of Matt Crouch and the Crow's announcement yesterday about Thebarton Oval's future
All-Australian team teaser, Essendon suffer more resignations, Dayne Zorko tells his side of the sledging Ross Lyon to Essendon speculation continues.
Daniel Riccardo leaving McLaren, Kane Richardson does well in the hundredGlenn Maxwell finally playing some red-ball cricket ahead of the tour of India.Serena Williams has Renae Stubbs in her corner for her final tourney at the US Open, and Shaq chats up Jackie O.
Matthew Lloyd and Ross Lyon had plenty to say on Footy Classified last night about the offer put to Izak Rankine by the Crows. Kane and Hayesy examine those reports and also speak about the potential impact his signing will have on the club.
The day after winning his first All-Australian Blazer Connor Rozee spoke with Kane and Hayesy about his incredible season. Also discussed was what it was like rubbing shoulders with the games elite, what he is planning on doing during the off-season, and a message to frustrated Port Adelaide supporters.
Kane and Hayesy investigate the announcement made by Adelaide Football Club chairman John Olsen that the club will be moving to Thebarton Oval. Will there be a licensed area for members? How long will it take to build? How much will it cost?
Connor Rozee making the All-Australian team put a smile on both Kane and Hayesy's faces to start the morning. Other topics include Tyson Stengle's awesome rise, John Olsen thinks the Crows are a destination club and the Port pitch invader not happy with his 6-year ban.
A huge Wednesday morning with Kane and Hayesy starting the show off by discussing the All-Australian team dinner tonight. Drive show host Kym Dillion phoned in to break the story that the Adelaide Crows have secured Thebarton Oval as the site for their new headquarters. Trade news was high up on the agenda today following the news IZAK RANKINE has requested a trade to the Adelaide Crows. Port Adelaide is continuing their post-season list management and Hayesy was on location yesterday at Alberton to grab the latest in what the Power is doing. Guests today included the ever-reliable Michelangelo Rucci to go through the Rankine deal in-depth. Sports journalist/comedian Josh Garlepp is a good friend of the show and spoke with the boys about his latest skit involving three Adelaide Crows players. Crows AFLW star Eloise Jones also called to chat about the start of the AFLW season this friday night with the Crows hosting Melbourne in the Grand FInal rematch at Glenelg.
Duel premiership-winning star with the Adelaide Crows Eloise Jones spoke with Kane and Hayesy this morning to preview the Crows Grand Final rematch with Melbourne this Friday night at Glenelg. Jones talks about the preseason and how the Crows are looking after losing several players to cross-town rival Port Adelaide.
Former Fox News reporter Josh Garlepp has ventured into the world of Comedy since losing his role with FOX during the pandemic. His latest skit involves Darcy Fogarty, Rory Laird, and Sam Berry from the Adelaide Crows and he spoke with Kane and Hayesy about how it came together, and what the true meaning of Crom is.
The Latest on the Izak Rankine to Adelaide deal, Ben Cunnington has a new deal with the Kangaroos, Cam Rayner's unsuccessful visit to the AFL tribunal and Adam Kingsley making himself at home in Western Sydney.
The latest in sporting news from around the globe with Kane and Hayesy. A pair of NBA stars heading back to Brooklyn after all, Glenn Maxwell believes that ODI cricket isn't dead yet (Hayesy disagrees), Nick Kyrgios is in more legal hot water after his Wimbledon rant, and Shaquelle O'Neill rolls into Melbourne in preparation for his Aussie speaking tour.
Adelaide's best footy journalist Michelangelo Rucci joined Kane and Hayesy to discuss potential scenarios in the Izak Rankine trade deal between Adelaide and the Gold Coast Suns. Rooch also checks out the goings on at Alberton from earlier in the week which has seen some players depart the club and others resign.
Kym Dillion phoned in to speak with Kane and Hayesy about some important breaking news for Crows supporters. The Adelaide Football Club will announce they will be moving their operations to Theberton Oval.
Kane made a massive call on Shai Bolton, describing him as a top three player in the competition. Kane spoke with Hayesy about why the Crows will need to turn Izak Rankine into a similar type of player to get value for money.
Hayesy sheds light on Channel 7 reports last night that the Izak Rankine to the Adelaide Crows deal is closer to $700k per year than $900k as previously reported. Kane says it is time for the AFLPA to grow up and make player payments public so that the public can judge deals and signings with facts rather than guesswork.
Far away from ScoMo's twitter cooking videos is the Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Martin. She was forced to apologize for a leaked video that showed her in total party mode. Hayesy asks the question, why is this a bad thing?
Kane Cornes was on the 2022 All-Australian team selection committee. The team will be announced tonight at the official dinner and Hayesy asked Kane about the rumors of a "second XXII" being announced. Hayesy also asked Kane if he enjoyed the process and whether or not he would be on the committee in 2023.
With Kane Cornes on the All-Australian squad selection committee, we received plenty of calls and texts from listeners this morning asking why their favourite player missed out on selection. Hayesy also asked some questions of Kane regarding the squad. Their also discussed topics such as Adam Kinglsey’s appointment as the new senior coach of GWS, trade rumours from Adelaide and Port Adelaide, and the latest update on Izak Rankine. Guests today included the host of the Conversations that Could podcast, Dermott Brereton, and draft prospect from South Australia Mattaes Phillipou.
Third-generation footballer Mattaes Philliopu is expected to go high in the draft with as many as 14 AFL clubs already speaking with him. Mattaes phoned Kane and Hayesy today to talk about his expectations heading into the draft.
Five-time day, five-time night Hawthorn premiership star, Dermott Brereton, is the host of the podcast series "Conversations that Could". In the podcast, Derm looks at men's mental health issues and chats with people who have lived experiences in this space. Inevitably, the discussion turned to footy when Derm gave his opinion on the team to beat this September.
Adelaide's most respected Football journalist Michelangelo Rucci joined Kane and Hayesy again this morning to cover the big topics. Karl Amon, the All-Australian squad, Adam Kingsley, Ben Rutten, and Izak Rankine were all on today's agenda.
Kane and Hayesy with an overview of the morning's AFL news. Bite-sized info on the breaking news of the day including GWS announcing its new senior coach, Karl Amon making a decision about his future, Brisbane speaking in support of Dayne Zorko and Cam Rayner, and teammates of Matt Crouch urging him to remain a Crow in 2023.
Kane and Hayesy look at what is making news in world sport. James Harden training the house down in the NBA preseason, Rugby Union coming to Adelaide, and Platnium players announced fo the coming BBL draft.
Kane Cornes is one of the All-Australian squad selectors and Hayesy put him under the griller following the announcement of the squad of 44 yesterday. Who was unlucky to miss out and when will the final team be announced?
Hayesy points out James Tamou's expletive-laden referee blast from the weekend, that landed him a two-match ban, and asks what the penalty in the AFL would be if a player did the same thing. Tom Dearden has gone in for surgery on an injury that would make the toughest of men weak at the knees. Eye-watering stuff.
Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes chew the fat on Tuesday morning. Billy Frampton could become a magpie, Hayesy can't tell one Schofield from the next, Graham Cornes jumps on board the Connor Rozee train, and you can own a piece of Adelaide Oval history courtesy of the Showdown Pitch invader.
The weekend saw a thrilling finale to the AFL's minor round matches with Carlton failing to make the eight at its final hurdle. The Blues final quarter choke was discussed at length, along with the sacking of Essendon senior coach Ben Rutten. Robbie Gray's farewell game was a dream come true for Port Adelaide supporters and their thrashing of the Crows was also on the Monday Agenda along with sports news from around the globe and closer to home. Guests included Michelangelo Rucci, Adelaide Crows assistant coach Nathan Van Berlo, and Fox Sports reporter David Zita.
up and coming sports journalist from Fox Sports, David Zita, joined Kane and Hayesy to discuss the Essendon saga and why James Hird's name keeps getting linked with the now vacant senior coaching position. David also goes through the weekend's injury news and has the details on why the AFL has balked at investigating the on-field comments directed at Harrison Petty by Brisbane skipper Dayne Zorko.
Crows mentor and assistant coach Nathan Van Berlo joined Kane and Hayesy to discuss the Adelaide Crows poor Showdown 52 performance against Port Adelaide. He also went through what this week will look like for players and coaches before they head off on leave, what the exit meeting might entail for layers on the edge such as Matt Crouch, and what the positives were from the season.
THE Adelaide sports journalist, Michelangelo Rucci, joined Kane and Hayesy to go threw the final match of the season for the city's two AFL clubs. Rooch also gives his thoughts on James Hird being linked to the vacant Essendon coaching position, and Geelong's finals fixture. Have they been shafted by the AFL by playing Collingwood at the MCG rather than GMHBA Stadium?
The Monday Agenda is full to the brim with Essendon's sacking of Ben Rutten the major talking point from the weekend. Port Adelaide's demolition of the Adelaide Crows, Carlton's capitulation to Collingwood, Dayne Zorko's foul mouth, and the full finals fixture for week one also significant talking points from the weekends action.
Who needs to hop in front of the nearest mirror and take a good, long, hard look at themselves? Kane and Hayesy discuss why both the rules of the game committee and umpiring fraternity need to hitch up their proverbial socks ahead of the finals series.
The return of an Aussie sporting legend has been confirmed for the Socceroos, David Warner joins two test teammates in committing to the Big Bash League this season while another test batter declines a spot in the comp. Hayesy was amazed at Anthony Joshua post-fight rant after going down his world heavyweight championship fight.
The fixture date and times have been released for the first week of the AFL finals series, the nominations have been released for the AFLFA 2022 MVP awards, Dayne Zorko's comments to Harry Petty have been released in the Herald Sun today however the AFL has decided not to take the matter further and Izak Rankine's future is set to be determined this week with the injured star expected to make a decision about seeking a trade to the Adelaide Crows.
After an incredible weekend of Football, it was only natural that Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes spent the first few minutes debriefing. Hayesy takes a shot at the serial Port Adelaide "streaker". Kane outlines the Port Adelaide legends that were in the rooms pregame before the Showdown to celebrate the career of Robbie Gray.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy were joined by Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell ahead of their final match of 2022, discussing Ben Rutten’s predicament and their management of exit interviews. Heath Shaw explains his ambition to enter into player management, and Sam Edmund breaks the news of Charlie Curnow’s re-signing at Carlton. As always, Kane and Kingy tackle the big issues ahead of Round 23: St Kilda’s list, Essendon’s fractious week, and North Melbourne’s pursuit of Alastair Clarkson.
Kane & Kingy tackle the big issues leading into Round 23: St Kilda's list after another season without finals, Carlton's trajectory and what making the finals or otherwise means for them, and Port Adelaide's 'arrogant Adelaide' comments ahead of Saturday night's Showdown.
Kane & Kingy tackle the vexed issue of St Kilda's list as they look headed for a September holiday for the second season running under Brett Ratten. Do they need to start culling the list they'd recruited to contend and load up on young talent? Is that tenable for Ratten?
Former Collingwood and GWS star Heath Shaw joins Kane & Kingy to discuss the Pies ascension under Craig McRae and his recent reconnection with the club, his thoughts on the Giants slide from finals to bottom four, and ambition to enter the player management industry.
Kane & Kingy dissect a turbulent week at Essendon following the departure of Paul Brasher, mixed messages on Ben Rutten, and pursuit of Alistair Clarkson. The boys also unpack the week at North Melbourne as Clarkson holds out on his decision, with president Sonja Hood emerging as the club's public face.
Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell joins Kane and Kingy ahead of their potentially finals-shaping clash against the Bulldogs on Sunday. Sam touches on Ben Rutten's predicament, Richmond's form and James Sicily's move to the midfield.
Kane and Kingy look at the newly released documentary on the catfishing scandal that brought down Manti Te'o, Ben Rutten's Shawshank-style slog through the week towards his possible pay out, and ask what you've believed in at your footy club long past the point of reality.
We pulled the curtain down on Showdown with two important guests. Port Adelaide senior coach Ken Hinkley has been under pressure from Port members and he spoke with Kane and Hayesy about the season that has been so far, North Melbourne rumours and the support that coaches receive from the AFL. Scott Thompson won the Phil Walsh medal in 2015 in Showdown 39. He called in to talk about that special night when the two clubs came together for something bigger than football. Other topics covered in the show include trade rumours, what’s happening with Alastair Clarkson, and why Hayesy is known as “pretty boy” at Port Adelaide press conferences.
Sam Edmund reported that if North Melbourne misses out on Alastair Clarkson they will go hard for either Ken Hinkley or Leon Cameron. Ken joined Kane and Hayesy this morning and hosed down any chance of him leaving Port Adelaide to take up a role at another club in 2023.
On an emotional night in late August 2015, the Adelaide Crows defeated Port Adelaide by 3 points in the closest Showdown ever. Scott Thompson explains why the result hardly mattered given the loss of their senior coach Phil Walsh. Thompson won the Phil Walsh medal that evening and spoke about that epic contest, showdowns in general, and his interest in coaching.
Adelaide's main man of sports journalism Michelangelo Rucci joined Kane and Hayesy to debrief after a huge 24 hours in the footy world. On the agenda today Matt Rendall's comments on how the Crows could get Jason Horne-Francis, Chris Scott's thoughts about the minor premiership, and do we need more umpires.
The senior coach of the Port Adelaide Football Club called in to chat to Kane and Hayesy ahead of Showdown 52 this Saturday. Topics include what Ken thinks of the Crows, Robbie Gray, Jeremy Finlayson's season, passionate Port Adelaide supporters, and making decisions on players' careers at the end of the season.
Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes chew the fat to start Thursday. Who has the best rig in the AFL? Your favorite showdown moments, should there be music after goals, and what do you want to see at the footy
With Robbie Gray retiring, much of the commentary has centred on Gray's place in Port Adelaide's history. Kane and Hayesy look at the great Port Adelaide players of days gone by and do a mock "Mount Rushmore".
With Essendon dealing with a club crisis, Kane Cornes talks about his own experience at Port Adelaide when Mark Willams made way for Matthew Primus.
The NRL Grand Final looks set to head north, a legendary cricket commentator hangs up the mic, Adelaide City and Adelaide United to do battle in Australia Cup clash, and Liz Cambage'sWNBA career is all but over.
Five clubs were fined for breaching COVID rules, Shane Edwards and Robbie Gray officially announced their retirements, and Zaine Cordy is free to play this week for the Bulldogs after the tribunal ruled he had no case to answer.
With the rest of the football world firmly focused on Essendon and Alastair Clarkson, Kane and Hayesy looked closer to home for inspiration on today's show with the retirement of Port Adelaide champion Robbie Gray front and centre. Showdown 52 was the solid focus of today's show, with the guest line-up headlined by the senior coach of the Adelaide Crows, Matthew Nicks. Showdown 20 medal winner Dean Brogan also joined the boys to discuss his favourite showdown moment. Michelangelo Rucci asked who would take over the number 9 at Port Adelaide in 2023. Other topics included Port Adelaide's Mount Rushmore, who is most likely to bring back the biff on Saturday night and has David Koch run his race as Port Adelaide Chairman.
With the build-up to the season-ending SHOWDOWN heating up, Kane and Hayesy look at who the most likely suspects are to start a spot fire or two during the game.
Former Port Adelaide and GWS ruckman Dean Brogan joined Kane and Hayesy on Showdown week to talk about the Port v Crows rivalry and what it meant to him. "Puppies" spoke about his favorite Showdown memory, his love for Robbie Gray, the work of Jeremy Finlayson, and who he would have on Port Adelaide's Mount Rushmore.
Adelaide's sports guru Michelangelo Rucci asks whether or not Alastair Clarkson has bought another house at Henley Beach after it was revealed he was in Adelaide for a couple of days. On a serious note, Rooch asks who will take Robbie Gray's number 9 at Port Adelaide next season, and looks at who could be Port Adelaide's next president.
Senior coach of the Adelaide Football Club Matthew Nicks phoned in ahead of this Saturday's showdown. Kane and Hayesy asked Nicksy about the rivalry between the two clubs, how he feels the rebuild is going, whether or not finals are on the agenda for 2023, what is happening with Fischer McAsey, Will Izak Rankine be a crow next year, and his thoughts on the Ben Rutten situation at Essendon.
The Wednesday Talking Point with Kane and Hayesy centres on David Koch's tenure as Chairperson at Port Adelaide. Kane asks if it is time for Kochie to move on, or for the Port Adelaide board to start looking at succession planning if they haven't already.
Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes chew the fat to start Wednesday. Hayesy says Alastair Clarkson is in Adelaide today and explains why. The boys talk about Robbie Gray as not only a champion of the Port Adelaide Football Club but one of the SEN Breakfast originals, and Kane talks about the big build-up to this Saturday night's Showdown.
It's Showdown week in SA but even the looming retirement of a local champion wasn't enough to overshadow the events of yesterday at Essendon. Kane set the scene off the top of the show with the Bombers certainly in the spotlight given the successful board coup of yesterday. He also paid tribute to the retiring Robbie Gray who will play his final game against the Crows on Saturday night. Michelangelo Rucci was the first guest of the morning and spoke glowingly about Gray's contribution to South Australian football. He also answered the question of what Essendon's potential play for Clarkson could have on Ken Hinkley's coaching future. SEN's chief football writer Sam Edmund told Kane and Hayesy the upheaval at Tullamarine is far from over with word expected today on the future of senior coach Ben Rutten. Josh Jenkins moved the needle over to the showdown with JJ recounting his famous goal that saw the Crows home in Showdown 45......that actually hit the post. Jenkins also filled us in on the severity of Jeremy Cameron's hamstring injury and what the reaction has been to his statement about the Crows infamous 2018 preseason camp.
Former Adelaide Crow Josh Jenkins joined Kane and Hayesy to discuss that time he hit the post in Showdown 45 and got away with it. JJ also spoke about the Rivalry and how it grew on him, paid tribute to a retiring Port Adelaide star, gives up some information on Jeremy Cameron's hamstring injury, talks Tyson Stengle and the reaction to his camp statement.
Sam has led the coverage of the Essendon situation for SEN and he phoned in to provide an update on what is happening at Essendon. Sam also has a significant update on the status of Alastair Clarkson and where he is likely to land. Sam also has the inside oil on the GWS coach hunt and takes a look at potential trades at the end of the season.
After 16 years of following his feats, a respectful Michelangelo Rucci looks back at the career of Robbie Gray. Rooch also dives into the Essendon coup and what a change of plans for Alastair Clarkson could mean for Ken Hinkley and his future.
In this week's SIN BIN, NRL posterboy Kalyn Ponga found the headlines for all the wrong reasons, booted out of a hotel toilet when found in a cubicle with another person, fully clothed. Making matters worse, his father intervened with a bizarre excuse for the situation.
Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes start things off by looking back at a huge 24 hours for the Essendon Football Club. Hayesy gives some self feedback over a live cross for 7News goes a little wrong, and the boys ask which players' careers were cut short through circumstance.
After another massive weekend of football Kane and Hayesy returned this morning with a much clearer picture of the nine clubs like to make up the top eight. Kane spent some time early in the show going through the ramifications of the coming round and what the weekend's results meant to the key clubs still involved in the race to top 4 and top 8 spots. Other topics included an escapee from an Adelaide institution that Hayesy has a key stake in, an unusual excuse for an MLB player in the US caught using PEDs, and how many Km's Kane has been able to get into his legs this week ahead of his huge charity run next month. Guests included sports journalist Michelangelo Rucci, Adelaide Crows Senior Assistant coach Scott Burns, and Port Adelaide Assistant coach Luke Kelly.
Midfield development coach Luke Hayes spoke with Kane and Hayesy this morning about Port Adelaide's big win over Essendon at6 Marvell Stadium on Sunday. The form of Aliir Aliir, Connor Rozee, and Zac Butters were all discussion topics and with the future of Robbie Gray.
Kane Cornes Vol-Kane-Os the paying of free kicks downfield for minor contact after disposal. Kane believes the crackdown on these minor incidents has overtaken the stand rule and umpire abuse as the next AFL-led rule crackdown.
Andrew Hayes believes Adelaide Crows small forward James Rowe is unlikely to be offered a new contract for 2023, however, he has attracted strong interest from the Western Bulldogs and could continue his AFL career at the Whitton Oval.
Kane and Hayesy spoke with Adelaide Crows Senior Assistant Scott Burns about their come-from-behind win over the Kangaroos on Saturday. Burns also commented on the form of Crows forward Darcy Fogarty and replied to Chad Cornes' comments about the Showdown rivalry.
Adelaide's most prominent and prolific sports journalist Michelangelo Rucci joined Kane and Hayesy this morning to discuss just last weekend's results for both SA-based clubs. Rooch also answers the question of just how important is this coming weekend's season-ending showdown for both clubs.
Kane and Hayesy review the Port Adelaide victory against Essendon on Sunday evening and the Crows big win over North Melbourne after a few first-half jitters.
Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes review the weekend that was in the AFL including MRP finds, the top eight scenarios that could and should playout next weekend, Taylor Adams gets into Swans fans for booing team mate, and more bad injury news for Carlton.
Kane and Hayesy talk about Nick Kyrgios’ purple patch coming to an end at the hands of Poland’s Hubert Hurkacz. SA sporting legends Andrew McLeod and Brett Maher have called on the South Australian government to make a bid for a future Commonwealth Games. Manchester United is on the bottom of the EPL ladder for the first time in 30 years, Matildas captain Sam Kerr has been named in a 20-strong list for the women’s Ballon d’Or, and Australian spinner Alana King took the first ever hat-trick in women's The Hundred on Saturday.
Kane Cornes questions why the West Coast Eagles players would engage in a melee when they have hardly tried all season. Hayesy grills Kane about his one and only fine during his 300-game career.
Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes kick things off this week by chatting about their respective weekends with Hayesy enjoying a local winery in the Hills. Kane outlined the state of play with the top 8 heading into the final round of the season with the plight of Carlton especially under the microscope. The biggest news of the weekend belonged to the Adelaide Zoo with Ravi the Red Panda escaping his enclosure and providing authorities with a challenge or two.
On Friday, Kane Cornes and David King gave their verdict on the surprise overturning of Patrick Cripps' suspension by the AFL appeals board, and took calls from a fired up public with the Blues' season seemingly granted a lifeline. The boys also tackle big issues regarding the futures of Ken Hinkley and Alistair Clarkson, and look forward to the new AFLW season with St Kilda captain Hannah Priest. As always there's a ramble and the Friday agenda, and Kingy makes the case for his All Australian selections.
St Kilda AFLW skipper Hannah Priest joins Kane and Kingy ahead of their practice match against Brisbane today. Hannah discusses the growing professionalism of the league, the impact of expansion sides on the Saints' playing stocks, and their belief that they can turn last season's close losses into wins this campaign.
David King puts his All Australian selections before selector Kane Cornes, with Mark Blicavs the contentious decision on Kingy's wing.
Kane and Kingy on Geelong's continued management of their list ahead of the finals, Collingwood's spirit and whether it can keep covering their lack of tall forwards, Brisbane's small forwards and whether they've delivered on ability, and North's decision to drop Jason Horne-Francis.
Kane and Kingy discuss North Melbourne's pursuit of Alistair Clarkson, as the club near crunch time in their planning for 2023.
Kane and Kingy review the week that's been at Port Adelaide, with David Koch and Ken Hinkley once again thrashing out Hinkley's future in the press.
Kane and Kingy unpack the overturning of Patrick Cripps' two-week suspension at the AFL appeals board, and take calls from an outraged footy public.
Following the retirement of Matt de Boer, Kane Cornes pays tribute to the waning art of tagging by listing his top 5 exponents of the modern era.
Kane and Kingy discuss Tommy Lee's Instagram post that has 'shocked the world', Travis Paulson's signing as Liquid Death's 'hydration assistant', and Kane gets to return serve on Matt Rendell and Tim Watson in the Rendell Files.
Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes discuss the world of sport on Thursday morning. Talk topics included weird sports injuries, Lauren Jackson's remarkable comeback, and what is happening at Alberton. Guests today included North Melbourne Interim coach Leigh Adams who spoke about his role, Jason Horne-Francis and the inspirational return of Ben Cunnington for this week’s game against the Crows. Basketball legend, and co-host of the Bunji and Brettster Show on SEN on Sunday mornings, Brett Maher covered the 36ers and Aussies in the NBA.
Brett Maher is the co-host of the new SEN SA Sunday morning show Bunji and Brettster. He joined Kane and Hayesy to discuss the show and talk NBL and NBA basketball.
North Melbourne stand-in coach Leigh Adams talks to Kane and Hayesy about learning on the job, what the mood of the playing group is like despite a tough season, the return of club champion Ben Cunnington, and the development of Jason Horne-Francis.
Respected sports journalist Michelangelo Rucci discusses the fallout from David Koch's comments earlier in the week and looks at the likelihood of Alastair Clarkson coaching either GWS or North Melbourne in 2022.
Kane and Hayesy discuss Port Adelaide's current predicament. Did David Koch make a mistake in putting the football department on notice? Has Port Adelaide's list management got it right in recent seasons?
Kayne and Hayesy discuss the selection of the great Lauren Jackson who has made history at 41 years old in making the Opals team for the coming FIBA World Championships.
The Sportsday crew (Gerard Healy and Sam McClure) spent Wednesday evening getting stuck into Izak Rankine’s manager for looking at the Crows' offer. Kane and Hayesy ask who could his management not consider it.
Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes chew the fat to start Thursday. Kane outlines the first meeting of the All-Australian committee, including how names are up for discussion. Patrick Cripps' suspension, David Spriggs' glorious mane, and Hayesy's knackerbag all rate a mention.
Kane and Hayesy cover the latest news in sport including Lauren Jackson back in Opals lineup and Meg Lanning taking time off from international cricket. In the AFL world, the boys pay tribute to the retiring Ben McEvoy, Alastair Clarkson's decision is imminent, and Carlton will have another go at defending Patrick Cripps when they take his two-match ban to the appeals tribunal tonight.
Lauren Jackson has won selection in the Opals team for the coming FIBA World Championships. Kane and Hayesy discuss her remarkable comeback story, play audio from the moment Jackson was told she was in the squad, and talk about the best sporting comeback stories.
Kane and Hayesy chat about the probability of Izak Rankine joining the Adelaide Crows in 2023. Also under the microscope are comments from Gerard Healy and Sam McClure on Sportsday regarding his manager doing the wrong thing by him by exploring the offer.
Kane was back in Studio LUMO for today's show after an extended stay in Melbourne for the first All-Australian meeting. Hayesy quizzed him hard on who is in and who is out. The first talk topic of the morning centered around Hayesy's trip to the Riverland, and morphed into a chat about Hayesy tearing his adductor off the bone while waterskiing.
Kane and Hayesy went hard early with Hayesy waking up Port Adelaide supporters by chatting about Collingwood's generous offer which allows them to wear the prison bars without any white in them. Caller Annie summed up that plan best with a comment bearly suitable for radio. Kane then joined the Collingwood pile on, doubling down on his comments on the Sunday Footy Show regarding the pie's excessive celebrations after defeating Melbourne. All our regular segments were back with our "Sports Update" and "Footy Shorts" triggering the text line. Guests were led by the regular Michelangelo Rucci who spoke with Adelaide Crows chairman John Olsen about the camp fallout on his show yesterday. Speaking of the Crows, Chayce Jones called in to chat with the boys about their trip to Perth and this Saturday's final home game of the season. Respected Journalist Callum Twomey followed soon after to discuss the best draft prospects ahead of the coming AFL combine. David King was the final guest of the show and explained what premiership reunions are like at the Kangaroos with the Carey/Stevens dynamic at play. Kingy also explained that if North Melbourne doesn't land Alastair Clarkson as their senior coach in 2023 there is no plan B
Duel premiership winner and star of Fireball Friday on SEN David King spoke with Kane and Hayesy about the North Melbourne premiership reunion that got a little willing last weekend. They also spoke about North Melbourne's plan B should the Alastair Clarkson approach be unsuccessful, and Kingy marvels at the longevity of the Geelong era.
The best draft analyst in the business is Cal Twomey from afl.com.au. He spoke with Kane and Hayesy about SA draft prospects Mattas Phllipou and Max Michellany. Potential trade targets in Karl Amon and Matt Crouch will be looking for new homes and several other big names will be on the market as well.
Adelaide Crow's young gun Chayce Jones joins Kane and Hayesy to chat about the Crow's trip away to Perth and finding his position in the team after several seasons on the edge of selection.
Adelaide's pre-eminent sports journalist Michelangelo Rucci speaks with Kane and Hayesy about Collingwood offering to help choose a color scheme for Port Adelaide's next clash strip. Also discussed was John Olsen's handling of the Camp saga and Ken Hinkley's likely fate at the end of the season at Port Adelaide.
Crows camp fallout continues as Taylor Walker speaks on Triple M for the first time since the release of the Eddie Betts book. Damien Barrett and Craig Hutchinson speak on their podcast regarding Mark Ricciuto and his board position, and Kane responds to Mark Robinson's comments on AFL 360 last night regarding David Koch.
Carlton under siege with captain Patrick Cripps suspension was upheld by the tribunal. Sydney's Josh Kennedy announces his retirement, Dyson Heppell's Gold Coast temptation, and Brody Grundy attracts interest from rival clubs despite his season-ending injury.
Details of Serena Williams' impending retirement post the US Open, Aussie golfers confirmed to have signed with LIV golf including a recent major winner, and Chris Lynn has been lost to the Big Bash having signed with the new competition in the UAE.
Hayesy looks back at the best and worst of Port Adelaide's alternative and clash jumpers with Kane selecting his favorite from his playing days. Kane's selection never saw a match played for premiership points.
Kane Cornes doubles down on his critique of Collingwood's post-match celebration following their win over Melbourne. Kane likened the celebration to that of a WWE wrestler and asks if we have ever seen a celebration like it after a minor round win.
Hayesy kicks off the Wednesday show by stirring Port Adelaide fans over Collingwood's prison bar offer. Kane asks have you ever left an annoying group chat following news that Ben Simmons did exactly that before a Brooklyn Nets preseason game.
Tuesday morning the nation awoke to the news that one of Australia's most loved and respected performers had passed away. Kane and Hayesy paid tribute to Olivia Newton-John with Kane sharing a story of how her most famous work "Grease" helped seal the deal with wife Lucy. Hayesy reveled in Hayesy's Sin Bin with Ricky Stewart's "weak dog" comments coming under scritiny. Guest's on the show included Michelangelo Rucci, Adelaide Crows assistant coach James Rahilly, and 15-year-old media star Max Becker who is hosting the SEN kids show each Sunday across the nation. Tuesday's talk topics centered around controversy at both SA-based clubs. For Port Adelaide fans, the comments from their chairman David Koch were the focus of a Vol-Kane-o this morning. For Crows fans its all about the camp fallout with the club writing an open letter to its members yesterday.
Max Becker is just 15 years old and has achieved more in media than most seasoned journalists. Max hosts his own successful podcast and is now the host of the SEN kids show which airs every Sunday morning across the nation. Max spoke with Kane and Hayesy about the show, his dream guest list, and how he balances his hosting duties with school commitments.
The Adelaide Crows off field dramas have taken centre stage recently, however James Rahilly joined Kane and Hayesy this morning to talk about their fantastic on field performance over the weekend against the West Coast Eagles in Perth.
Adelaide's main man of sports journalism Michelangelo Rucci joined Kane and Hayesy this morning to discuss the change of message from the Port Adelaide chairman regarding Ken Hinkley's future. Rooch also looks at the Adelaide Crows messaging to its members regarding the camp and is Mark Ricciuto's position in the board untenerball.
Tuesday talking points for Kane and Hayesy focus on both SA clubs who have plenty to deal with. For Port Adelaide it's all about Ken Hinkley's future following the comments from David Koch. At West Lakes, the 2018 preseason camp saga continues.
Adelaide Crows chairperson and CEO have penned an open letter to their members discussing the 2018 preseason camp fallout. Connor Rozee has gone for knee scans and thankfully all is well with Kane very relieved, Nathan Bassett commented on Robbie Gray future, and a star Collingwood ruckman will be watching on come September as he heads off for surgery.
Hayesy was amazed by Ricky Stewart's "Weak Dog" comments regarding an opposition player at his press conference over the weekend. James Graham had an unusal answer for why he lathers his legs in Vasoline.
Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes chew the fat to start Tuesday morning. On the agenda this morning was the passing of an Australian legend, Ken Hinkley's future taking a turn for the worse yesterday after Kochies comments, Wayne Carey and Anthony Stevens go at it again and Kane gets stuck into Hayesy over his lack of movie knowledge.
Guests on today's show included Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist Ollie Hoare, who stormed home to win the 1500-metre race on the track. Port Adelaide assistant coach Matthew Lobbe joined Kane and Hayesy to go through another disappointing performance from the Power against Richmond. Michelangelo Rucci asks the question, “Was the Adelaide media running a protection racket for the AFC regarding the Camp story?”. The boys also look at the SANFL round from the weekend and take plenty of listener calls and texts.
Port Adelaide Assistant coach Matthew Lobbe joins Kane and Hayesy to chat about Port's poor showing at home against Richmond. The boys also dive into the topic of the Magpies in the SANFL and whether the SANFL's current top-up rule helps or hinders player development.
Adelaide's most experienced AFL journalist Michelangelo Rucci talks to Kane and Hayesy about Port Adelaide's recent loss to Richmond and Ken Hinkley's future at Alberton. Rooch also addresses the Adelaide media's coverage of the Crows Camp from 2018 and asks why commercial interests were put before editorial interests in the local reporting on the camp.
MONDAY's Footy Shorts sees Kane and Hayesy look at why Patty Cripps is unlikely to play again during the minor round. Suns coach Stewie Dew steaks on Izak Rankine's future, A North Melbourne champion's return to action last weekend, and while one Josh Kennedy thrived another dived.
Kane and Haysey check out the world of sport, including results from the Wallabies against Argentina, Nick Kyrigos making headlines for the right reasons in the US, and that wardrobe malfunction described earlier in the show rears its head as well.
With the final batch of medals up for grabs in Birmingham overnight Kane and Hayesy look at what happened at the Commonwealth Games while you were sleeping and some of the Day 10 highlights.
Fresh off his amazing run in the 1500 metre final at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, Ollie Hoare joined Kane and Hayesy to discuss his incredible win against a world class field.
When wardrobe malfunctions occur on the track, our man Kane Cornes is plunged into hysterics. Especially when a random tallywhacker breakout cost a young Italian athlete a shot at the title. Just one of the many important stories covered by Kane and Hayesy to start your Money morning.
Kane Cornes and David King are joined by Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell on the eve of Ben McEvoy's 250th game, and debut of Jai Serong. The boys cover off on rumours regarding moves for Lance Franklin and Izak Rankine, hit out at Mark McVeigh... and run a quiz with a difference!
Kane and Kingy set the agenda ahead of Round 21; the boys were disappointed with Mark McVeigh's back-peddle, Kane feels the Dogs aren't as far from a flag as they appear, and both agree it's a bigweek for Ed Langdon.
Kane Cornes and David King discuss Izak Rankine's potential move to Adelaide and how it should be handled by the Suns, Buddy Franklin's touted move to Brisbane, and 'Uncontested Ed' Langdon's comments ahead of the Dees' meeting with the Pies.
Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell joins Kane and Kingy to discuss Jai Serong's debut and Ben McEvoy's 250th, his take on Ed Langdon's Collingwood comments, and his take on the premiership contenders.
Kane and Kingy start the push to #freethegaze, review Kingy's disgraceful effort on The Weakest Link, and fall even further in love with Jeremy Cameron after his painting exploits came to light.
The Eddie Betts book fallout continued to dominate discussion on the show and via the text line throughout the morning. This morning’s show started with the 100 metre sprint final in Birmingham with Kane and Hayesy discussing the improving fortunes of Australia’s track and field team. Guests on today's show included Michelangelo Rucci, Channel Seven presenter and former sprint star Matt Shirvington, AFL legend Neil Balme, and Port Adelaide youngster Jase Burgoyne.
Jase Burgoyne makes his debut media appearance on SEN SA and phoned in to chat with Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes to chat about last Saturday's disappointing loss to Collingwood. The trio also talks about Jase hitting the gym to get bigger and why he hasn't traded himself into his own fantasy team.
Neil spoke with Kane and Hayesy ahead of the Tigers' trip to Adelaide this weekend to take on Port Adelaide. Balme also discussed his new book, coming out in August, which looks at his footballing life.
Champion athlete and now star presenter with Channel 7 Matt Shirvington phoned in to discuss the latest in Commonwealth Games news with Kane and Hayesy.
Adelaide's deepest sports thinker is Michelangelo Rucci and he chats with Kane and Hayesy on the questions Chapter 17 of the Eddie Betts book left him asking.
Kane and Hayesy dive deep into what was described by Eddie Betts in chapter 17 of his book "The Boy from Boomerang Cresent". The chapter deals with controversial Pre Season camp that drove a wedge between the Adelaide Football Club and several of its players.
Caller Pete phoned in to make a couple of important points about the Eddie Betts situation. One of those was a mention of new Crows CEO Tim Silvers and his message to the media. Kane and Hayesy discuss the Silvers statement and what the club is doing now.
Eddie McGuire spoke on Footy Classified last night about the future of Ken Hinkley at Port Adelaide. Eddie also revealed details of the meeting between Alastair Clarkson and North Melbourne president Sonja Hood went well. Kane and Haysey unpack his comments.
Kane Cornes reveals a member of the SEN SA family is certain that Izak Rankine will join the Adelaide Crows this offseason.
Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes open today's show with Rowan Browning's 100-metre final in Birmingham. The fallout from the Eddie Betts book launch continues, a member of the SEN SA family believes Izak Rankine will be a crow in 2023, and Kane has a new athletics sponsor so has decided to rock the backward cap in their honor.
The bombshell revelations from the Eddie Betts book were the main discussion points on today's show along with who is left at the Adelaide Football Club to take responsibility. It was another gold rush overnight in Birmingham with Kane4 and Hayesy looking at the overnight results from a number of sports including swimming and athletics. In terms of guests, Premiership-winning coach of the North Melbourne Football Club Denis Pagan called in to talk about the team that won the Golden Cup in 1996. Adelaide Crows improving midfielder Harry Schoenberg spoke about his changing fortunes and cementing a spot in the team. Before that, Michelangelo Rucci steps in to go through the Betts book and what is being thrown at Izak Rankine to get him back to Adelaide.
Two-time premiership-winning coach of the North Melbourne Football Club Denis Pagan joined Kane and Haysey to discuss the 1996 premiership team ahead of their reunion weekend in which Denis will welcome some new life members to the club.
Adelaide Crows Midfielder Harry Schoenberg joined Kane and Hayesy to talk about his role in the side and the Crows' super win over Carlton
Adelaide's most respected Football journalist Michelangelo Rucci joins Kane and Hayesy to go threw the claims outlined in the Eddie Betts book and the star that is Izak Rankine.
There is only one major talking in Adelaide today. Eddie Betts has released an excerpt of his new book with Kane and Hayesy unpacking his claims and what they mean for those who have been strong in their defense of the camp in the past.
Kane and Hayesy go through Australia's gold rush overnight in Birmingham, everything happening in national and international sports, and what is happening in the world of AFL. Kane asks what Crows fans would give up to secure Issac Rankine from the Suns, and Carlton's injury woes return.
Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes go through what's making news in the world of sport and beyond. The Eddie Betts book is coming out soon and a leaked excerpt has the nation talking. Hayesy wants to know about the best showdown moments from the past for Windback Wednesday and Kane backs in South Australia's new Premier.
On Tuesday morning we awoke to another gold rush for the Australian Commonwealth Games team with Kane and Hayesy checking out the latest news from Birmingham. In the AFL retirements were front of mind with Hayesy breaking the news Port Adelaide's Steven Motlop will be calling time on his career later today. One of the Fremantle Football Clubs' best ever, David Mundy, announced his retirement yesterday. Guests on today's show came in the form of the every reliable Michelangelo Rucci, SEN's Cheif Sports Writer Sam Edmund, and Port Adelaide AFLW coach Lauren Arnell all phoning in. Speaking of phones, they were running hot this morning with Port and Adelaide called in number to discuss Ken Hinley's future, the Eddie Betts' book, and whether Port should continue selecting Karl Amon despite the news he might be leaving the club as seasons end. Oh yeah, we also had Hayesy's Sin Bin.
We love interacting with SEN listeners and the phone lines ran hot this morning as they had their say on a host of topics including Karl Amon's likely departure from Alberton, Ken Hinkley's coaching future, and the imminent release of Eddie Betts' book. These are our top five callers of the morning during SEN SA BREAKFAST.
With Port Adelaide naming Erni Phillips as their inaugural captain, coach Lauren Arnell called in to chat with Kane and Hayesy about how that decision was reached, and how the preparations are going for the Power's first season in the competition.
SEN Chief Sports Writer SAM EDMUND phoned into SEN SA BREAKFAST to speak with Kane and Hayesy about the coming launch of the Eddie Betts book, the situation at Great Western Sydney, and the future of Alastair Clarkson.
Adelaide's leading sports journalist Michelangelo Rucci joined Kane and Hayesy to discuss the Karl Amon situation at Port Adelaide, Eddie Bett's coming book lauch and other topics making news headlines in Football in SA.
Kane and Hayesy discuss Ken Hinkley's future and Kane asks would you play Karl Amon for the rest of the season knowing he will likely be seeking a trade at season's end? The boys take calls and texts on the topic including a call of the year candidate from Leah who goes head to head with Kane over Ken Hinkley.
Kane and Hayesy run threw the overnight action in Birmingham which was another gold rush for Australia. They also look at other sports news from around the globe and look at the latest in AFL news with Footy Shorts.
Andrew Hayes gets to talk NRL for a few minutes and on the agenda today is a serial eye gouger who has been rubbed out ahead of the coming finals series for the second time this season. Plus Kane roasts the Cleveland Browns NFL franchise for signing a player to a five-year deal who has a sexual misconduct charge hanging over his head.
Kane Cornes ad Andrew Hayes chew the fat to start you Tuesday morning. On the agenda is the increase in beer tax, Kochies prison bar tirade, Kyle Chalmers letting his swimming do the talking, and Australian cyclists using the wrong handlebars in Birmingham.
After another massive weekend of Football in the AFL Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes returned to action on Monday morning. I wasn't just AFL making headlines in Adelaide with SA Supermum Jess Stenson winning gold in the women's marathon at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games. Jess phoned in from the village as she recovers from her greatest triumph. Michelangelo Rucci phoned to chat about what's next for Port Adelaide, who was eliminated from finals contention by Collingwood on Saturday afternoon. Other guests on the show this morning included Nathan Van Berlo from the Adelaide Crows, and a disappointed Chad Cornes from Port Adelaide.
Chad Cornes joins brother Kane and Hayesy to discuss Port Adelaide's heartbreaking loss to Collingwood on Saturday, which officially ended the Power's chances of playing finals football in 2022.
Crows midfield coach Nathan Van Berlo spoke with Kane and Hayesy regarding their big win over Carlton on Saturday evening. VB also speaks about some of the better players on the night and the development of the younger players on the list who are starting to make their mark on the competition.
Michelangelo Rucci speaks with Kane and Hayesy about Port Adelaide's remaining three matches, what they have left to play for, and whether or not Ken Hinkley should lead the club in 2023.
Commonwealth Marathon Gold Medalist Jane Stenson joined Kane and Haysey to talk about her triumph in Birmingham and how hard the course was. An extraordinary tale of resilience and courage.
Fireball Friday with Kane and Kingy. Alastair Clarkson's future was discussed with two clubs emerging as frontrunners to secure him for 2023. Sydney Swans coach John Longmire spoke to the boys about their season so far and their clash with GWS this weekend. In The Friday Agenda, Kane asked why Justin Leppitsch has been considered for another senior coaching role, Kingy wants to know if the Brisbane and the Western Bulldogs are the real deal and which players are being underutilized by their current club.
Kane questions father Graham about his poor footy-tipping so far this season. Graham shares a Ken Hinkley-style story from his tenure as coach of the Adelaide Crows, and Graham offers some advice to son Kane as his media star continues to rise.
Should Justin Leppitsch be looked at as a potential senior coach? Are the Western Bulldogs the real deal? What player at your club has been underutilized? These questions are answered by Kane and Kingy as part of the Friday agenda.
Sydney Swans senior coach John Longmire joined Kane and Kingy to discuss the Swans' run to the finals and their big clash this weekend with cross-town rival Greater Western Sydney Giants.
Kane Cornes and David King pay tribute to the amazing career of Geelong star Joel Selwood. Kane makes him the week's top performer with Kingy asking the question is Selwood the toughest player to have ever played?
Collingwood has gun ruckman Brody Grundy wrapped up in a long-term contract. Despite this, could he be moved on the Pies? Kane and Kingy discuss what has been said about the Grundy contract and take callers on the topic.
Kane and Kingy discuss Jack Silvangi being omitted from this week's clash with the Adelaide Crows with the help of some listeners who hit the phone line.
Both GWS and North Melbourne have met with in-demand coach Alistair Clarkson leading to a race for his services. Kane and Kingy unpack the case for both clubs with Kane in the GWS corner while Kingy goes into bat for the Shinboners.
With Matt Rendall firing a shot at Kane Cornes on Adelaide radio this week, Kane returns serve with another edition of the RENDALL FILES. Kingy puts SEN SAs Michelangelo Rucci on notice for driving up the length of press conferences while Kane puts Kingy on notice for a commentator's curse moment in the Q Clash.
The Commonwealth Games opening ceremony is underway with Kane and Kingy trying their best to get excited about it. NFL Quarterback Kyler Murray has a clause in his contract that he must watch game film every week. The boys ask what clause would you like to see added to an AFL player's contract. Kane flags the return of the Rendall files next.
Throwback Thursday on SEN SA BREAKFAST took us back to the 1990s for a walk down memory lane. The Adelaide Crows will celebrate the 25th anniversary of the first AFL premiership this week with the 1997 premiership team to feature at a black tie gala on Friday evening. The senior coach of the Adelaide Football Club in 1997 is known in Adelaide as the Messiah Malcolm Blight and he joined Kane and Hayesy to go through the details of the weekend and reminisce about the Crows' first flag. One of the great rivalries in the AFL during the 1990s was between Essendon and North Melbourne. Former Bombers coach Kevin Sheedy joined us on the show to discuss the rivalry through Bomber eyes with Kevin recently attending a premiership reunion of his own. Michelangelo Rucci was very active during the 90s but joined the lads on the phone to discuss matters more current. Matt Crouch and Ken Hinkley for starters. Heaps of calls and texts from listeners on topics such as Ken Hinkley, AFL Grand Final day weddings, and what is the optimal vessel for beer.
Adelaide's greatest sports journalist Michelangelo Rucci joins Kane and Hayesy to discuss the futures of several current and former AFL coaches, including Alistair Clarkson. Also under the Rucci microscope is the Matt Crouch situation, where will he land and how should the Crows handle things from here.
On Throwback Thursday the great Kevin Sheedy talks about the amazing rivalry in the 1990s between his Essendon Football Club and Dennis Pagan's North Melbourne.
Matt Rendell spoke on SEN's afternoon show yesterday and accused Kane Cornes of making "Blues" regarding the Crows list comments. Kane returns serve with a Vol-Kane-O
Is having a Wedding on AFL Grand Final day acceptable? What is the correct protocol for people who do choose to tie the knot on the last Saturday in September?
The Messiah of the Adelaide Football Club MALCOLM BLIGHT spoke with Kane and Hayesy about the Adelaide Football Clubs' 1st premiership in 1997 and the 25th anniversary celebrations this weekend.
Kane and Hayesy look into the AFL world and all of the news headlines across the competition from the last 24 hours. Includes tributes to milestone men Joel Selwood and Tom Jonas.
Kane and Hayesy Check out all the overnight sports news and results for Thursday morning
Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes get the show underway for Thursday by CHEWING THE FAT. Hayesy reveals he's copped another fine and took to google to find out what outrageous things people get fined for around the globe. The Commonwelth Games Opening Ceremony is less than 24 hours away and the boys ask what events you are looking forward to seeing most. Is beer better out of a bottle or a can? Ricky Nixon lashed out at a reporter in Melbourne in the most violent door stop of the year so far.
It was a mega lineup of guests for SEN SA BREAKFAST this morning, with Michelangelo Rucci leading things off with a look at whether or not Robbe Gray will go on in 2023. Collingwood assistant coach Justin Leppitsch spoke about what Collingwood did pre-season to become the King's of the close finish. Adelaide Crows defender Nick Murray phoned in to talk to the boys about his unconventional path to the AFL. After 8 am, Kane and Hayesey were joined by SA football royalty with 10-time premiership coach with the Port Adelaide Football Club John Cahill. Away from the huge list of guests, Kane and Hayesy looked into Charlie Dixon's revelations of his battle with mental health issues. Kane goes glass half full on the Adelaide Crows and looks at what the club needs to play finals football in 2023.
A ten-time premiership-winning coach with the Port Adelaide Football Club, John Cahill is South Australian football royalty. He joined Kane and Hayesy on the phone from his gym and reminisced about Port Adelaide's golden years while answering texts from listeners.
Nick Murray traveled an unusual path to the Adelaide Crows rookie list in 2021 but has made every post a winner in the second half of 2022. He spoke with Kane and Hayesy about his journey from a small farm near Henty in the NSW Riverina, to West Lakes.
With Collingwood taking on Port Adelaide this weekend, Pies assistant coach Justin Leppitsch joined Kane and Hayesy to talk about their remarkable season so far and what fans can expect from the club for the rest of the season.
One-half of the SEN SA Drive Show show team Michelangelo Rucci joins Kane and Hayesy to go through Kane's Crows finals plan. They also talk Matt Crouch and whether or not Robbie Grey will go on again in 2023.
Kane Cornes goes through the case on how the Adelaide Crows could make the AFL Finals in 2023 and what they need to add to their list to make it a possibility. Kane also lists what they already have in place that can help make a 2023 finals run a reality and not fantasy.
Kane and Hayesy outline the details of Port Adelaide strongman Charlie Dixon's battle with mental health after Dixon spoke candidly about it on a recent podcast.
Hayesy asks the question about who was more important to their team Gary Ablett sr or Jason Dunstall? Who would you take? Hear Kane and Hayesy make a case for both legends of the AFL.
Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes Chew the Fat for Wednesday morning. On the agenda is why you should never have coffee on a plane, Hayesy talks about his recent haircut, the Rex Hunt Pitchfork incident, and who is your favorite sporting commentator of all time.
The Adelaide Strikers announced this morning that Thomas Kelly has signed a two-year deal with the franchise, keeping him in his hometown until at least the end of the 2024 Big Bash. Thomas phoned in to talk about the deal, his preparations for the coming summer of cricket, and what he's been working on to improve his game.
Kane and Hayesy have several nominations for those needing to pull their socks up this week while the weekend's Player of Steel wasn't quite so obvious. Your calls and texts also taken in this segment with our topics of the day including list management issues at both Port Adelaide and the Adelaide Crows.
Michelangelo joins Kane and Hayesy in paying tribute to the late Neil Kerley following his state funeral yesterday. Also on the agenda was the Jack Ginnivan high tackle saga, list management decisions coming up for Port and Crows, and how we overcome interstate players not wanting to live in Adelaide.
Who are the most competitive players in AFL history? Calls and texts regarding the list management decisions (past and future) of the Adelaide Football Club,. Should Rory Laird move out of the midfield?
Orazio Fantasia's return to football, several uncontracted Crows facing a nervous wait, a review of the Neil Kerley state funeral, North Melbourne hit by a COVID crisis, and a full rundown of the AFL statement on the Jack Ginnivan non-free kick.
ANDREW HAYES presents the Tuesday morning sports update. Allan Border supports David Warner being able to hold a leadership position again in the Australian Cricket team. Seven Manly players reportedly not playing over a miscommunication regarding the role out of the club's pride jumper.
Hayesy scratches his NRL itch with another edition of the SIN BIN. A former Gold Coast Titans skipper who is still on their playing list has been stood down after posting a video to Instagram of himself vaping at halftime of their clash last weekend. Bizzare stuff.
Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes chew the fat to start Tuesday morning's show. Who were the most competitive players that ever played the game? The AFL balking over the Jack Ginnavin rule, List management moves for your club, what would you do? Who should Kane and Hayesy change their Instagram profile pics to?
Kane Cornes returned to SEN SA BREAKFAST today, alongside Andrew Hayes, after covering for Melbourne's brekky crew over the last fortnight. With both SA-based AFL teams losing on the weekend there was plenty to discuss with coaching and list management issues at the forefront of most people's minds. Guests included Michelangelo Rucci, Adelaide Crows assistant coach Scott Burns, and Port Adelaide assistant coach Tyson Goldsack phoning in. Plenty of texts and calls coming through all morning regarding the Monday agenda, and we even got an extra special Vol-Kane-o today.
Port Adelaide's Tyson Goldsack joins Kane and Hayesy to go through the Power's loss to Geelong and who is waiting in the wings to return to the AFL team after a rare SANFL win on Saturday
Crows assistant coach Scott Burns phoned in to discuss a game of missed opportunities for his side against the Swans on Saturday. Sam Berry, Nick Murray, the size of the ground, Patrick Dangerfield's kicking, and the small forward pecking order were all discussed with Kane and Hayesy.
Michelangelo Rucci discusses whether or not Ken Hinkley will remain as Port Adelaide coach in 2023, where exactly the Adelaide Crows are at, and whether the Crows apply for a priority pick.
Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes take calls and review the performance of both the Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide Football Clubs from the weekend.
The first Bunji and Brettster show on SEN SA with the great vocals of John Casey anchoring for Adelaide Crows legend Andrew McLeod and former Boomer and Adelaide 36er star Brett Maher. John started off by trying to get some rivalry going between the boys by asking who the bigger star is. After reviewing both Port Adelaide and Adelaide’s AFL matches from yesterday, they turned their attention to the SANFL with Eagles star Jimmy Toumpas joining the boys on the phone to discuss their clash with North Adelaide this afternoon. Brettster turned attention to the NBA with several Australians in the mix to join Melbourne United skipper Jack White in the big time. NRL, Cricket, NBL, and how much a Brett Maher playing card is worth all getting a mention.
After challenging Kane to get on board with Champion Data, Kingy went a step further and invited Daniel Hoyne from Champion Data onto the show, only to find the pair were already well aquatinted. Hawthorn senior coach Sam Mitchell phoned in to discuss Dylan Moore's form, the boys quizzed him on priority picks and targeting players from other clubs. North Melbourne President Sonja Hood came into the studio to face a grilling from Kane and Kingy on the clubs decision to sack David Noble, how the coach search is travelling, what is happening with the Geoff Walsh report, and what they presented to the AFL in an attempt to gain a priority pick.
Kingy enjoys Kane's new found love for Champion Data stats and walks him through who are statistically the best and worst kicks in the competition and how Champion Data determines that decision.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy's 'Ramble' included a discussion around the soft sap discussion. Kingy also asked do you take your tipping seriously and congratulated Kane on committing to his charity run and his new gig on Sportsday with Gerald Healy. A well know rapper has fallen in love with AFL Football after watching 90’s highlights, Cameron Smith has been offered $130 million to leave PGA tour and join Greg Norman's under fire LIV gold tour. Soccer Australia has banned visiting stars from having photos taken with the Sherrin.The sports update featured Aussie athletics stars Kelsey Lee Barber and Peter Bol strutting their stuff on the world stage. The boomers through to the next round of Asia Cup Baseball after beating China and a rundown on the important ins and outs in the AFL. Guests on the show this morning included Daniel Hoyne from Champion Data, Hawthorn senior coach Sam Mitchell, and the under fire chairperson of the North Melbourne Football Club Sonja Hood. The Friday agenda was headlined All Australian team discussions and Kingy referred back to Champion Data stats on the best and worst kicks in the AFL.
Kane and Kingy take calls including one on the impact of Mark Blicavs on Geelong and where he might fit into All Australian calculations, Western Bulldogs not have any major goal kicking wingmen, and a discussion about the best third tall forward in the competition.
Are the Brisbane Lions contenders in 2022, picking players out of position for the All Australian team, Where has the niggle gone in todays football and has Marlin Pickett done enough to be considered for All Australian selection?
Sonja Hood joins Kane and Kingy to go through the results of the Geoff Walsh review, the process North Melbourne are using to appoint their next senior coach, why Ben Amarfio is the right man to be CEO of the club, and how the club presented its case for a priority pick to the AFL.
How did Sam decide on his coaching staff, What is his position on priority picks, Why Dylan Moore should be in Kane's team of the year, when does the senior coach get involved in targeting players from other clubs, Hawthorn's list profile, and Peter Burge returning to the club in a high performance role.
Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne joined Kane and Kingy on Fireball Friday. Daniel welcomed Kane into the Champion Data family, they looked at which clubs fit the statistical profile of previous premiers, Kane asks where Connor Rozee sits in the AFL over the last month, and Daniel analyzes the last four years of Kane's career.
After receiving a spray via the Tempur Text line, Kane asked the question which club in the AFL has the most sensitive fans?
Kane and Kingy look at what happened in world sport overnight including the world athletics championships, the Boomers winning again thanks to Thon Maker, and who is missing in the AFL this weekend through injury.
AFL soft cap discussion, How seriously do you take footy tipping, Kane's massive charity run, Kane joining Gerard Healy for Sportsday, What would you bring back to the AFL that has been lost from the 80s/90s, LIV Golf tour and Cam Smith's massive offer.
In a show jam-packed with guests from across the AFL, Hayesy also launched two new Thursday segments. The boys launched Forward Thinking Thursday, picking two things they'd like to see from Port Adelaide and the Crows this weekend. Thursday Throwback sees the boys focus on a sporting event, athlete, or sports news story from years gone by.
Hayesy and Bryce check out the best defender performances from last weekend and revisit a question from earlier in the show about what they want to see from the Crows and Port Adelaide on the weekn
Bryce and Hayesy go throw the list of contenders in this week's Best Defender Leaderboard, with a West Coast Eagle coming in for some high praise.
Port Adelaide hard man Sam Powell-Pepper joined Hayesy and Bryce Gibbs to discuss his excellent form in season 2022. They also chatted about the Power's disappointing loss to Melbourne in Alice Springs, what they need to do at home to beat the Cats, and the premiere of Travis Boak's new doco.
Andrew Hayes and Bryce Gibbs discuss who needs to pull their socks up, with the Crows coaches box and soccer fans coming under scrutiny. After the brickbats come the bouquets as the boys look at the AFL players who impressed them last week.
South Australian boy turned Swan Will Hayward will go up against the Adelaide Crows this weekend, and his old roommate in Jordan Dawson. Will also chats about his role at the Swans and how their preparation for this week has been impacted by the trip to Perth.
Michelangelo questions the validity of the reports of Alastair Clarkson's asking price at North Melbourne, gives us his thoughts on Forward Thinking Thursday, and asks Bryce what is like playing against this old club.
Two things that both Hayesy and Bryce want to see from both the Crows and Port Adelaide this weekend.
Suns backman Sean Lemmens grew up in Salisbury and is no stranger to SA footy rivalries. He joined Bryce and Hayesy this morning to discuss this weekend's Q-Clash with Brisbane and where that rivalry sits in the AFL landscape.
North Melbourne in the Box seat to land Alastair Clarkson, Suns midfielder Elijah Hollands to debut in Q Clash, and Travis Boak doco to air tonight.
Australia has a new Athletics world champion, the Aussie swim team deals with a scandal as a swimmer was sent home before the Commonwealth Games, and Nakita Tszyu wins a slugfest against Ben Horne.
Bryce Gibbs joins Andrew Hayes for SEN SA BREAKFAST today. The boys chew the fat over Gibba's weekend trip to Melbourne and introduce a new segement. "THROWBACK THURSDAY" looks at the career and life of the flamboyant Warrick Capper.
Some passionate callers this morning, especially on the topic of TV rights. The head-high tackle topic also drew in plenty of calls and texts with Hayesy and Adam Cooney sifting through them all morning long. The guest list included Patrick Parnell from the Adelaide Crows, SEN’s own Josh Jenkins to preview his Cats taking on Port Adelaide this weekend, and Michelangelo Rucci who spent his time trying to make sense of the AFL’s TV rights situation.
Crows youngster Patrick Parnell joined Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes to chat about last week's loss to Collingwood, this week's game and Sydney, and everything in between.
Former Adelaide Crow and current Geelong assistant coach Josh Jenkins phoned in to talk about the Cats and their preparation, his thoughts on the high tackle rule, how the rebuild is going at the Adelaide Crows and he also threw some love in the direction of Adam Cooney and Hayesy.
Calls and texts galore. The only topic more controversial than the AFL's TV rights deal is the change in interpretation of the head-high tackle rule. Coons and Hayesy unpack what the AFL is doing on this rule and why.
SA's best sports journalist and most experienced football writer Michelangelo Rucci asks Haysey and Coons about their early memories of watching Football on free-to-air TV.
Dominating the Wednesday talking points this week is the AFL changing stance on head-high tackles which Gillon McLaughlin claims is just a "clarification". The TV rights saga is the second major point of the day with plenty of SEN listeners hitting the phone and text lines to voice their displeasure.
After taking more callers regarding the TV rights deal, Hayesy goes through the latest news in world sport followed by what's happening on and off the field in the AFL.
Passionate Port Adelaide supporter Annie joined the boys to discuss the coming AFL TV rights deal and explain why she believes the proposed move of fewer games on free-to-air TV is tone deaf in today's economic climate.
Andrew Hayes and Adam Cooney chew the fat over the big issues in sport and life. Coons talks about hooking up the Jayco and broadcasting around the country and both lads have their say on the possibility of less football being available on free to air TV.
Journalist from afl.com.au, Callum Twomey joined Hayesy and Coons to go through potential trade options for Karl Amon and Matt Crouch and look a bit closer at potential draft prospects from SA
Michelangelo joins Hayesy and Adam Cooney to discuss the Jordan De Goey trade rumors and look at possible destinations for wantaway Crow Matt Crouch.
Tuesday talking points with Andrew Hayes and Adam Cooney include Mark Williams to North Melbourne and what is the perfect ruck set up for 2023.
Andrew Hayes and Adam Cooney go through their favorite footy highlights and what draws people to the great game of Australian Rules.
Andrew Hayes and Adam Cooney go through the latest in world sport and look at what is making headlines in the AFL world.
Hayesy revisits the Melbourne Storm's Salary Cap rorting of 2009/10 and the Premierships won by the club during that era that were stripped from them.
Hayesy and Coons ask Port supporters if they are on board with Ken Hinkley in 2023. They also look at the situation developing at Collingwood with Jordan De Goey and Brodie Grundy and ask about your favorite footy moments.
Australian golfer Cam Smith had the biggest weekend of his professional career in claiming the 150th Open Championships at St Andrew's this morning. However, this achievement pales in significance to a patron at the SCG who must have gotten lost looking for a toilet and finished up performing the ultimate sprinkler from the top of the Bill O'Reilly Stand.
Respected sports journo Michelangelo Rucci gives his thoughts on the Jack Ginnivan/high tackle free kick situation with another interesting chapter in this developing story filed at Adelaide Oval on Saturday.
Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes review both Adelaide teams and their weekend performances. What they liked and what they didn't like from both clubs in their respective losses to Collingwood and Melbourne.
Andrew Hayes and Adam Cooney present SEN SA BREAKFAST. Guests on today's show include Michelangelo Rucci, Adelaide Crows assistant coach James Rahilly, West Adelaide Football Club senior coach Brad Gotch, and Port Adelaide assistant coach Nathan Bassett. The boys also go through Cam Smith's Open Championship triumph from overnight and the full weekend of sports results from across the globe.
Port Adelaide's Nathan Bassett went from assistant coach to stand-in coach on Sunday with Ken Hinkley stuck at home under COVID-19 protocols. Nathan spoke with Hayesy and Coons about the good and the bad from the Power's loss to Melbourne in Alice Springs.
West Adelaide senior coach Brad Gotch speaks with Hayesy and Adam Cooney about their drought-breaking win over Port Adelaide on Saturday.
Adelaide Crows assistant coach James Rahilly speaks with Hayesy and Coons about their loss to Collingwood on Saturday. What went well and what didn't. Who was on Nick Daicos and Wayne Milera's role.
Michelangelo Rucci looked at the Crows "honorable loss" and went through the biggest concern for Port Adelaide as they get down to the final chance for finals qualification. Rooch also details why he isn't a fan of Jack Ginnavan's free kick-winning tactics.
Cam Smith's British Open victory dominates the Monday sports news however EPL teams in Australia, and a South Australian icon inducted in the Tennis Hall of fame all made headlines as well
Hayesy and Adam Cooney discuss the rookie season of Nick Daicos and where it ranks all time. Coons makes some predictions on individual honors that maybe coming his way, other than the Rising Star award.
Hayesy and Coons chat about their weekends, North Melbourne's big win, and Coons declares the 2022 AFL Premiership as decided.
Today's guests include current Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan and former St Kilda coach and powerbroker Grant Thomas. The boys also work their way through the Friday Ramble, the Friday Agenda, Trade Talk, and your weekly top performers.
Kane Cornes and David King present Fireball Friday on SEN SA BREAKFAST. Today's guests include current Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan and former St Kilda coach and powerbroker Grant Thomas. The boys also work their way through the Friday Ramble, the Friday Agenda, Trade Talk, and your weekly top performers.
Where will Matt Crouch land and what is his value? What about Lance Franklin? Will Buddy leave the swans? Kang and Kingy look at likely scenarios for both and Kingy reveals the least valuable type of player in the game today.
Kingy and Kane pay tribute to a Collingwood great passing the 350-game mark that Kingy believes will one day go past Boomer Harvey and become the AFL's game record holder.
Kane and Kingy race through the loaded-up Friday agenda. Topics include North Melbourne's rebuild, Connor Rozee, and Kingy's explosive claim that Matthew Nicks can not survive Adelaide's rebuild.
Kane and Kingy ask Grant Thomas his thoughts on experienced coaches versus inexperienced coaches, What business AFL clubs are in and how far off winning the flag is St Kilda.
Newsreader Hannah P has just come to the end of her studies and Kingy encouraged her to pick this week's match-up of the round. Hannah went with a power forward who needs to be locked down in the match of the round.
After playing a clip package from the week of upheaval at Arden Street, Kane and Kingy discuss the merit of the decision by the North Melbourne board.
Kane and Kingy speak with the coach of the Brisbane Lions on Fireball Friday. Topics include David Noble, Dan McStay, his confrontation with journalist Michael Whiting, and the COVID situation at the club.
Who is the most courageous player in the AFL today? Kane and Kingy discuss and take calls and texts from listeners to get their thoughts.
On Fireball Friday, Kane Cornes investigates the longest soccer goal in AFL history, kicked by David King.
The IMAR Quiz theme today is "Most Courageous". Kane and Kingy ask who would win the most courageous player award in the AFL today.
The AFL removes its vaccine mandate, Cam Smith doing well in the British Open, BBL fixtures have dropped, and a St Kilda warrior retires.
In this round of the Ramble Kane and Kingy discuss an NRL player suspended for three games for calling the ref a cheat. Kane reveals a similar story of his own.
Kane and Kingy start Fireball Friday with the Ramble. This morning they ask did you ever buy anything you knew was no good but bought it anyway.
Guests on Today's show include Beau McCreery from the Collingwood Football Club, Michelangelo Rucci, and SANFL Under 18 coach Tony Bamford. The topics of the day include Scott Lycett's shoulder issues, Matt Crouch's selection issues, and Byrce Gibbs's coffee issues.
Bryce and Hayesy discuss the potential of Lance Franklin rejecting the Sydney Swan's offer and searching for more money in the AFL marketplace.
Bryce Gibbs and Andrew Hayes discuss Melbourne's thinking in potentially selecting Clayton Oliver for this weekend's clash with Port Adelaide In Alice Springs.
Tony Bamford spoke with Hayesy and Bryce this morning as his team prepares to take o Vic Metro at Geelong this weekend. Bamford runs through a list of father/sons and names that SA footy lovers will already be familiar with.
Hayesy and Bryce discuss the futures of both Matt Crouch and Lance Franklin. Also on the agenda Scott Lycett and Port's ruck situation, and should Clayton Oliver play against Port this weekend.
Topics covered include Scott Lycett's injury status, How much are ruckman worth in the AFL marketplace, and his tips for both the Power and Crows games.
Hayesy and Bryce drill into the uber-relaxed, South Adelaide product Beau McCreery and talk about his non traditional journey to the biggest club in the land
Bryce and Hayesy check out the latest in sports news from home and abroad and go through a couple of potential AFL comeback stories in Michael Hurley and Dan Hannebery.
Bryce and Hayesy respond to a couple of ripping listener texts and chat about Buddy Frankin's contract woes.
Haysey and Bryce Chew the Fat on Thursday morning including State of Origin results overnight and Bryce's injury update.
Guests on today's show include Ben Keays from the Adelaide Football Club, Michelangelo Rucci, and head coach of the Australian Dolphins swim team, Rohan Taylor.
Now a member of the Crows leadership group, Ben Keays spoke with Hayesy and Coons about everything from the rebuild to Tex Walker and Jordan Dawson.
Connor Rozee is a show favorite however, a college at SEN in Melbourne isn't as convinced of Connor's work so far this season.
Michelangelo Rucci talks about North Melbourne's coaching situation, Taylor Walker is set to become a Crow for life, and Adam Cooney demands to know what Doco's Michelangelo has been watching recently.
Roger Federer drops out of the ATP rankings, Thon Maker dominates for the boomers, Scott Lycett is out of action this week and Adelaide Crows GM talks Walker's new deal.
Adam is a fan of Oasis and their new documentary and Hayesy has several suggestion of must-see docos, sport or otherwise
Hayesy and Coons discuss Taylor Walkers new contract, David Noble's sacking and the knee injury that nearly ended Adam's footy career prematurely.
After a busy morning of breaking news at Arden Street, Michelangelo Rucci joined the SEN SA Breakfast show to discuss what's next for both North Melbourne and David Noble.
The news broke this morning that David Noble was stepping down from his role as senior coach of the North Melbourne Football Club. Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes discussed the breaking news this potential fallout from the decision as it was breaking.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes. Tuesday guests include former Australian fast bowler Ryan Harris, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty of talking points including David Noble's departure from Arden Street and who will be the next captain of the Adelaide Football Club.
Kane and Hayesy reunite to discuss the BREAKING NEWS that former Crows skipper Taylor Walker has signed a contract extension to keep him at the club in 2023.
Andrew Hayes and Adam Cooney discuss the AFL coaching merry go round. Noble sacking, Hinkley, Pyke, McVeigh, Clarkson and Hird
Andrew Hayes and Adam Cooney discuss the BREAKING News of David Noble's sacking as North Melbourne senior coach
Andrew Hayes and Adam Cooney go through the sports news of the day including the Australian cricket teams capitulation in Sri Lanka, Novak and Nick dropping in the Tennis rankings, Aaron Baynes making an NBA comeback and Ash Barty doing whatever she wants.
Australian Test Cricket legend Ryan Harris talks about what went wrong in Sri Lanka as the Aussies crashed to an innings defeat overnight.
Port Adelaide Assistant Coach Chad Cornes talks to Adam Cooney and Haysey about the Power's excellent win over GWS on Saturday night which keeps their season alive.
SEN tennis expert, Brett Phillips joined Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes with a Wimbledon update.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes. Monday guests include Port Adelaide assistant coach Chad Cornes, Tennis expert Brett Phillips, Adelaide Crows assistant coach Nathan Van Berlo, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty of talking points including Nick Kyrgios losing the Wimbledon final and our top 3 kicks after the siren in the AFL.
Adelaide Crows assistant coach Nathan Van Berlo joined Andrew Hayes and Adam Cooney on SEN SA Breakfast to go through the disappointing loss to Hawthorn on Sunday.
Adam Cooney And Andrew Hayes go through their favorite kicks after the siren after Noah Andersons heroics from last weekend.
Rooch joins Kane and Haysey to discuss the Port Adelaide's AFLW prison bars debate, North Melbourne and plenty more.
SEN tennis expert, Brett Phillips joined Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes with a Wimbledon update.
DBJ joined Kane and Haysey this morning ahead of Port Adelaide's clash with GWS this weekend.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes. Thursday guests include comedian Josh Garlepp, Port Adelaide star Darcy Byre-Jones, GWS young gun Jacob Wehr, Tennis expert Brett Phillips, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty of talking points including Nick Kyrgios wins again, Dusty to Sydney gathering steam and the top five Aussie sporting villain's of all time.
Kane and Haysey discuss Caroline Wilson's comments on Footy Classified last night that Dustin Martin could be heading to Sydney.
Comedians Josh Garlepp and Brad Hollis dropped into Studio Lumo for a chat with Kane and Haysey (and to film their next video with Kane).
On the back of Nick Kyrgios' deep run at Wimbledon, Kane and Haysey discuss Australia's top villain's.
Roger called in to talk about being the second biggest name in the household and why Nick Kyrgios should be in the top 10 players in the world.
Kane and Haysey discuss Dusty's recent media sub and his treatment of journalist Mitch Cleary at an attempted door stop
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes. Wednesday talking points, Adelaide Crow Sam Berry, Tennis experts Brett Phillips and Roger Rasheed, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
Rooch joins Kane and Haysey to discuss the future of Port Adelaide developing midfielder Karl Amon
Crows tackling machine, Sam Berry joined Kane & Haysey ahead of this weekend's game against the Hawks.
Kane and Haysey discuss where the best fit is for Alastair Clarkson in 2023 and other AFL coaching news
Kane and Haysey discuss if Port Adelaide should go after Tom Mitchell and where he could land if Hawthorn look to trade him
Michelangelo Rucci joins the boys Monday - Thursday to discuss the latest in the world of sport.
Hawks forward, Dylan Moore joined Kane & Haysey ahead of this weekend's game against the Crows.
SEN tennis expert, Brett Phillips joined Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes with a Wimbledon update.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes. The boys wrap the latest AFL news, Adelaide assistant, Scott Burns, Port assistant, Tyson Goldsack, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
Port Adelaide assistant, Tyson Goldsack joined Kane and Haysey off the back of Sunday's loss to the Dockers.
Michelangelo Rucci joins the boys Monday - Thursday to discuss the latest in the world of sport.
Adelaide defensive coach, Scott Burns joined Kane and Haysey off the back of the loss to the Demons at the weekend.
Kane and Haysey go through the biggest talking points from the Crows and Port losses over the weekend.
Catch up on Kane and Kingy's chat about Clayton Olivers contract extension and where Jordan De Goey will be best suited at.
Catch up on the Friday Ramble with Kane and Kingy where they discuss Kane's week, a 1999 feedback report for Kingy and Steve Smith's dummy spit!
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes. Remembering Neil Kerley, the boys wrap the latest AFL news, Port Adelaide CEO, Matthew Richardson, Bruce Abernethy, Ryan Harris, Tennis expert, Brett Phillips, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
Michelangelo Rucci joins the boys Monday - Thursday to discuss the latest in the world of sport.
Former Aussie cricketer and good friend of the show, Ryan Harris joined the boys chatting Australia's test match against Sri Lanka.
Port Adelaide, CEO - Matthew Richardson joined Andrew Hayes and Adam Cooney. Discussing the clubs first ever AFL draft, Ken Hinkley, the clubs list profile, redevelopment works at Alberton and plenty more.
SEN tennis expert, Brett Phillips joined Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes with a Wimbledon update.
Bryce Gibbs looked into the crystal ball and gave his prediction for who could be the AFL's best player in coming years
SEN tennis expert, Brett Phillips joined Bryce Gibbs and Andrew Hayes with a Wimbledon update.
Michelangelo Rucci joins the boys Monday - Thursday to discuss the latest in the world of sport.
SEN SA Breakfast with Bryce Gibbs & Andrew Hayes. The boys wrap the latest AFL news, Adelaide defender, Jordon Butts, Tennis expert, Brett Phillips, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
Adelaide defender, Jordon Butts joined Bryce Gibbs and Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes. The boys wrap the latest AFL news, Melbourne assistant, Troy Chaplin, Tennis expert, Brett Phillips, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
Michelangelo Rucci joins the boys Monday - Thursday to discuss the latest in the world of sport.
Melbourne assistant, Troy Chaplin, joined Andrew Hayes and Adam Cooney on SEN SA Breakfast, ahead of Saturday's game against the Crows.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Monday Wash Up for Port Adelaide and the Crows, the boys wrap the latest AFL news, Crows forward coach, James Rahilly, Port GM of Football, Chris Davies, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
Michelangelo Rucci joins the boys Monday - Thursday to discuss the latest in the world of sport.
Port Adelaide GM of Football, Chris Davies joined the boys after the win over Gold Coast on Sunday.
Adelaide forward coach, James Rahilly joined Kane and Haysey after Sunday's win over North Melbourne.
Kane and Haysey wrapped Adelaide and Port Adelaide's wins yesterday over North Melbourne and Gold Coast respectively.
- Kane and Kingy review the Demons' return to form after their big win over Melbourne, 2. Speak to Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell on the delicate balance of privacy in player/coach relationships, 3. Discuss Brent Harvey's comments on Jason Horne-Francis and Patrick Dangerfield's extended absence, 4. Speak to Glenn Archer ahead of his son Jackson's debut.
Glenn Archer joins Kane and Kingy following the news his son Jackson will follow in his footsteps and debut for North Melbourne on Sunday. Stay tuned to hear about Glenn's latest venture!
Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell joins Kane and Kingy ahead of their clash with the Bulldogs tonight. Sam discusses the importance of leaders in a playing group, players who can turn a game with physicality, and privacy in player-coach relationships.
Strap in for the Friday Agenda! Kane and Kingy debate the merits of Brent Harvey's comments on Jason Horne-Francis, Patrick Dangerfield sitting out for another week and plenty more..
Kane and Kingy run their eye over Melbourne's decimation of Brisbane at the MCG last night. Kane feels Jack Viney has ascended to Selwood-esque levels of toughness, and is ready to write the Lions off for 2022
Kane and Kingy discuss the potential of the Qatar World Cup to be no fun at all, ask who your club's underrated hero is, and go head to head over Archie Perkins in the Ice Ice Baby Files.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Team selection day for Port Adelaide and the Crows, 7AFL's Mitch Cleary with the latest AFL news, Port and Essendon legend Gavin Wanganeen, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss team selection for Crows and Port Adelaide, the worst case scenario for Adelaide, 'Rebuild' as a dirty word, and more.
The 2x AFL premiership player, Brownlow medalist and AFL Hall of Famer GAVIN WANGANEEN joins SEN SA Breakfast to advocate for Taking Sh!t, a government initiative for bowel cancer screening.
The latest reports on Jordan De Goey's suitors, Lance Franklin's contract for 2023, Geoff Walsh's return to North Melbourne, Melbourne's pressure, injury to Darcy Parish, and more.
Rumoured figures for free agents Dan McStay, Luke Jackson and Jordan De Goey has Kane wondering why player's value explodes when they enter free agency eligibility.
"I wouldn't be surprised if they made 7 changes, I wouldn't be surprised if they made 1." Confusion abounds around what Adelaide's approach to selection will be for a match they should win.
With Brynn Teakle and Zak Butters out injured there will be movement at Port Adelaide this weekend. Travis Boak will return but will Gray make his way back and what to do next with Port's rucks?
Jordan De Goey personal leave, Adelaide Crows selection and rating of the Crows list, Brisbane and Melbourne team news for tonight - a big night for Luke Jackson, Cody Weightman out and Patrick Dangerfield likely to be back.
Huge Thursday night game ahead, the biggest home & away round in years, Certainties for Round 15, Hayesy's eye-watering vet costs, AFL GF entertainment, Movie education, Lauren Jackson's return, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Adelaide Crows midfielder Ben Keays, Port Adelaide's Dan Houston, Michelangelo Rucci, Jordan De Goey's punishment, Disagreement between Matthew Nicks and Taylor Walker, and plenty more!
We always welcome your calls on the Weeks Homes Openline and Steve used the opportunity to take Kane up on a couple of his comments.
"The important one percenters that led to two goals" get praise after Ollie Wines' press conference comments yesterday.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discussed Jordan De Goey's punishment, how best to educate De Goey moving forward, the 'disagreement' between Matthew Nicks and Taylor Walker, Connor Rozee, and more.
A man in good form, Port Adelaide's DAN HOUSTON joined SEN SA Breakfast ahead of the club's crucial clash against Gold Coast on Sunday. Dan discusses Port's Hidden Heroes, Chad Cornes' great work with the defensive group and learning from other's AFL discretions.
"Let's cut the crap. He's not been fined. There's no punishment" Collingwood have handed down their findings and punishment for Jordan De Goey after his Bali mid-season break. Kane and Hayesy discuss on SEN SA Breakfast.
In the last 48 hours Matthew Nicks and Taylor Walker have been in opposition on the issue of trust within the Adelaide Crows squad. Kane and Hayesy discuss what Nicks meant with his comments.
Fronting up after the Crows 43-point loss against the Suns, Adelaide Crows' midfielder BEN KEAYS joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss a strong post-game review, dismiss concerns of group 'disconnect' and the difficulty in bedding down the club's best 22.
Jordan De Goey's punishment and statement, Ginnivan and Quaynor's apology, Riley Thilthorpe, and more.
Everyone's favourite NRL segment is back with Hayesy turning back the clock 13 years to an unfortunate... squatting incident.
Suspended fines, Lauren Jackson is back, Great sporting comebacks, Medicinal marijuana, Social etiquette with BT at the airport, Oh Boy files take on Qatar and Swedish rubbish, Jon Ralph, Hayesy's Sin Bin, Cornes Says, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Adelaide Crows Head of Footy Adam Kelly, Harlem Globetrotters' Torch, Michelangelo Rucci, Tuesday's biggest talking points, and plenty more!
Review the upcoming fixture for the Adelaide Crows, Kane and Hayesy make their predictions for the remainder of the seasons in wins and losses.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discussion Robbie Gray, Jordan De Goey, Adelaide's recruiting, and more.
Port may have turned their form around but with a tough fixture ahead, where will they end up in season 2022? Jordan De Goey recruiting and Robbie Gray's future are also discussed.
TORCH is a globetrotter with one of the world's best handles with the Harlem Globetrotters she's on her way to Adelaide on Thursday July 14th at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre. Buy tickets now from Ticketek.
"Why haven't they spoken? It's unbelievable! We're still talking about this now because there's been no resolution to it." As the questions continue to mount about De Goey's Bali holiday, the boys ponder when answers will come.
Frustration is growing at West Lakes after the Crows made a positive start to season 2022. Crows Head of Footy ADAM KELLY joined SEN SA Breakfast to address concerns and highlight some of the positives to break through.
Thanks to Murray Pest Control, who stood out down back in the AFL in Round 14? Mason Redman, Adam Saad, Allir Allir, Riley Bonner, Tom Barrass and Sam Docherty all receive plaudits.
A TikTok video is the latest Collingwood issue, Zak Butters diagnosis, Pete Ladhams accepts ban, Tim English, Trent Cotchin and Jeremy McGovern injuries, Rising Star nomination for Ben Hobbs, AFL Coaches Votes, and more.
Sharing birthdays, Visits to the dentist and child bribery, Greatest sporting movies of all time, the prospect of Happy Gilmore 2, Andrew Redmayne's tactics, Hayesy the worst film buff, TikTok trend adds more heat on Collingwood, Wild celebrations, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Washup of the Adelaide Crows loss to the Gold Coast Suns and Port Adelaide's win over the Swans, Michelangelo Rucci, Former test quick Ryan Harris, Pull Up Your Socks, and plenty more!
After Australia's 3rd ODI loss against Sri Lanka to trial 2-1 in the best of 5 series, RYAN HARRIS joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the tour of the sub-continent and the upcoming 2 test series kicking off next Wednesday.
Todd Marshall's form is front and centre, while Dion Prestia, Connor Rozee, Toby Greene, Cody Weightman and Ben Ainsworth all get praise in the Round 14 Player of Steel thanks to Weeks Homes.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to review the results of the Crows and Port Adelaide after the weekend. Brynn Teakle and his 35-minute audition is discussed and Jordan De Goey's holiday analyzed.
Debate has raged over the weekend around Jordan De Goey's mid-season Bali trip and his conduct while overseas. Kane and Hayesy discuss the ripple effect of the Bali holiday.
After Port Adelaide's best win of the season, Kane and Hayesy look ahead at a 'brutal' upcoming draw. Selection skewing younger gets a tick from the boys, as does the strength of Port's team defense.
Adelaide's sloppy disposal is under the microscope as a tight game slipped late against the Suns. Do they have the right tools to improve from here? Questions are being asked in the Monday washup.
The AFL rules are again under the microscope as Kane says 'Pull Your Socks Up!'. Jordan De Goey and Montrezl Harrell also get attention. Thanks to Underworks - All Day Socks by Underwoks pass every test, pick up a pair and test them for yourself.
Wil Powell's gruesome injury, huge round of footy coming up, Pete Ladhams and Braydon Preuss suspensions, Round 20-22 reveal, SANFL update, and more.
The efforts of Bulldogs forward Cody Weightman caught Hayesy's eye on the weekend as the AFL proved again how brutal the game can be.
Weekend checklist, Kane gave son Eddie a sick day on Friday to watch Game 6 of the NBA, should the heat be on Matthew Nicks? NBA clapbacks and iconic pressers, Hayesy's Hero, and more.
Following their review of last night's game between Richmond and Carlton, Kane and Kingy caught up with Eddie McGuire who elaborated on his proposal for a team in Tasmania. And in 'The Friday Agenda' they discussed the potential introduction of the last disposals out of bounds rule, the hole Max Gawn will leave at Melbourne, Jordan De Goey's mid-season trip to Bali, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy's Ramble posed questions surrounding the headlines that don't surprise you, the "anonymous elite" in the AFL, superstitions in sport, "Grumpy Season" in the AFL media, and more. After reviewing last night's game between Richmond and Carlton they were joined by Eddie McGuire who elaborated on his proposal for a team in Tasmania. In 'The Friday Agenda' they discussed the potential introduction of the last disposals out of bounds rule, the hole Max Gawn will leave at Melbourne, Jordan De Goey's mid-season trip to Bali, and more, and following their chat with Sydney co-captain Luke Parker, they caught up with TikTok sensations Shepmates.
Archie and Miles Shepherd, commonly known as 'Shepmates' have risen to stardom amongst Australia's youth thanks to their hilarious TikTok videos where they recreate iconic sporting commentary moments. So Kane and Kingy had them on to talk about how their account went viral, the time it takes to make their videos, their favourite commentators to imitate, and more.
Sydney co-captain Luke Parker joined Kane and Kingy to talk about how the Swans have assessed the first half of the season and what they're hoping to get right in the second half of the year. He also explained how the injection of youth has helped their midfield, elaborated on his taunt to Dylan Shiel and guessed who'd be winning their best and fairest at the moment.
The potential introduction of the last disposals out of bounds rule, Brad Scott's rule changes so far, the hole Max Gawn will leave at Melbourne, are the Dees a lock for the top four, Jordan De Goey's mid-season trip to Bali, and more.
Eddie McGuire joined Kane and Kingy to talk about his proposal for a team in Tasmania, and to explain why it may be the best thing to do for a club like North Melbourne.
Kane and Kingy discuss last night's game between Richmond and Carlton, which saw the Tigers take a crucial four points.
The headlines that don't surprise you, the "anonymous elite" in the AFL, superstitions in spot, "Grumpy Season" in the AFL media, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Gold Coast Suns' Sean Lemmens, Adelaide's approach to selection, Has scrutiny on Jason Horne-Francis been too harsh?, AFL Hall of Fame inductee Michael Taylor, Michelangelo Rucci, a compelling interview with Port's Jeremy Finlayson and plenty more!
A must listen interview as Port Adelaide's JEREMY FINLAYSON joins SEN SA Breakfast to discuss his move to the club and finding balance in the face of incredible adversity for his young family.
The Rocch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the Tasmania team proposal for North Melbourne, the meeting of the AFL competition committee and AFL fixturing.
A great of Norwood and Collingwood football clubs and an important pillar in the early years of the Adelaide Crows, MICHAEL TAYLOR is a 2002 AFL Hall of Fame inductees. Taylor joined SEN SA Breakfast to share reflections on his amazing career.
The boys reflect on Nathan Buckley's comments on the treatment of Jason Horne-Francis and the pressures of elite sport.
After Scott Burns' comments yesterday, Kane and Hayesy discuss the approach the Adelaide Crows may take to team selection for the remainder of season 2022.
Ahead of the Suns' Sunday clash against the Crows, defender SEAN LEMMENS joined SEN SA Breakfast to talk about the team's improving form, coach Stuart Dew and a progress report on their SA stars.
Sam Durdin's in for Carlton, AFL investigation into May/Melksham incident over, Max Gawn injury, Caleb Daniel re-signs, AFL meeting, and more.
What's whipped Hayesy up into a frenzy this week? Over-analysing Bluey, a terrible choice of 'Australia's best pie' and a mare of a call in the historic Royal Ascot win by Nature Strip.
A hot start in studio, Sam Durdin's in for Carlton, When have you been called up off the bench? Fake Klay Thompson, Music at the Footy, Sneaking In, Port's AFLW inaugural practice, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Expectations for the remainder of Port and Crows' seasons, Marmalade Aus, Jake Soligo, Michelangelo Rucci on the AFL Hall of Fame, top 2022 AFL draft prospect Billy Dowling and plenty more!
How would you construct the ideal AFL footballer? Hayesy has an attempt at piecing together the perfect specimen.
A product of St Peters College and North Adelaide, BILLY DOWLING is shaping as a top SA prospect in 2022. He joins SEN SA Breakfast to talk about balancing club and school footy commitments and working towards the goal of joining the AFL.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast with insights into the Hall of Fame process "If you belong in the Hall of Fame you'll get there"
Deeply passionate about the art of the torp, @marmalade_aus visit Kane and Hayesy at Studio Lumo 1KW baring incredible gifts and hunting for the AFL boss Gil McLachlan!
With a friendly fixture for the remainder of the Crows 2022 season, how many wins could they expect and what should fans want to see? Kane and Hayesy discuss.
With 10 rounds to go and finals likely off the table, what would you want to see from Port Adelaide for the remainder of the season? Kane and Hayesy discuss.
The 2022 inductees into the AFL Hall of Fame, praise of Ebert and Pavlich, more worries for North Melbourne, Caleb Marchbank injury, Rising star nomination for Brandon Walker, Clayton Oliver takes back the Coaches Votes lead, SANFL update, and more.
In this week's NRL special, Hayesy recalls some of the most memorable player interviews - for both the right and wrong reasons.
AFL Hall of Fame inductees, praise for Boomer Harvey, Player punch-ons, superstitions, Russell Ebert, Hayesy's Sin Bin, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Reaction to the Socceroos historic win, Jason Horne-Francis news, Port Adelaide assistant coach Tyson Goldsack, Michelangelo Rucci and plenty more!
Reviewing the 12-point loss to Richmond on the other side of the long weekend, Port Adelaide assistant coach TYSON GOLDSACK joined SEN SA Breakfast.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the AFL illicit drugs policy, Jason Horne-Francis and the Socceroos amazing victory over Peru.
"The illicit drugs policy is not catching Bailey Smith, its what's been posted online that's catching Bailey Smith." What needs to change with the AFL's illicit drugs policy?
With the suggestion that the AFL should have a 'Wildcard Weekend', Kane and Hayesy discuss how it would work and whether the concept is worthwhile.
"Why not have a go at Georgiades across half back?" With the tall stocks at Port Adelaide, Kane has suggested a left-field move to get Mitch Georgiades back in the Port Adelaide side.
"He is making noises that he wants out." It would be the most significant list-management dilemma for the South Australian clubs in their history. What to do with #1 pick Jason Horne-Francis?
SEN SA Breakfast started late this morning after the live call of the Socceroos World Cup qualifying win over Peru. Kane and Hayesy shared their thoughts on a historic morning in Australian sport.
Port Adelaide's decision not to put Zak Butters and Tom Jonas through concussions tests was at the top of Kane and Kingy's agenda this morning, and Kingy then asked if Ken Hinkley has "wrung the rag dry" at the Power. Kane gave an update on Port Adelaide's stance on their decision last night, and a juicy 'Friday Agenda' was followed by Kingy's plea for Essendon ahead of their massive game against Carlton tonight.
On Friday morning, 'Fireball Friday' with Kane and Kingy started with a 'Ramble' that included chats about Ken Hinkley's crack at Kingy, Kane's approach from the 'Footy Fight Night' organisers, potential opponents for him, the end of 'Neighbours', and more. They dissected all the on-field and off-field issues from last night's game between Richmond and Port Adelaide, including Port Adelaide's decision not to test Zak Butters and Tom Jonas for concussion, what went right for the Tigers and what went wrong for Power, Ken Hinkley's future at the club, and more. After they caught up with Group One winning jockey turned singing sensation Robbie Dolan, Kane provided on update on Port Adelaide's concussion stance last night, and they turned their attention to 'The Friday Agenda' where they discussed why we have to "lift the threshold" on free kicks, the AFL's "staggering" decision with the umpire dissent change communication, and what players have "lost the keys" to Essendon's midfield. And they also caught up with Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell before looking ahead to tonight's massive game between Essendon and Carlton.
"They're demanding a performance, it's a big occassion... tonight they must turn up, they must deliver."
Following their close loss to Collingwood, Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell called in to talk about his decision to rotate captains for the rest of the year, Mitch Lewis' exclusion from this week's game against Fremantle, the relationship between premiership players and non-premiership players, Chad Wingard's celebration in front of Magpie fans on Sunday, their biggest concern against the Dockers tomorrow, and more.
Why we have to "lift the threshold" on free kicks, the AFL's "staggering" decision with the umpire dissent change communication, what players have "lost the keys" to Essendon's midfield, and more.
After Kane spoke to someone from Port Adelaide Football Club, he provided an update on their decision to not put Zak Butters and Tom Jonas through concussion tests last night.
After his massive success on 'The Voice', Group One winning jockey Robbie Dolan joined Kane and Kingy to talk about his recent endeavours and to explain why what he does isn't ever about the money.
Should Zak Butters and Tom Jonas have been tested for concussion, what went right for Richmond and what went wrong for Port Adelaide, has Ken Hinkley "wrung the rag dry" at the Power, and more.
Kane and Kingy go through the on-field talking points from Richmond's 12-point win over Port Adelaide last night.
After Zak Butters and Tom Jonas collided in the last quarter last night, leaving both of them bloodied and requiring medical assistance, many questioned Port Adelaide's decision not to put them through concussion tests, Kane and Kingy weighed in.
Ken Hinkley's crack at Kingy, Kane's approach from the 'Footy Fight Night' organisers, his involvement in the Ramsgate Hotel fight, potential boxing opponents for him, the end of 'Neighbours', and more.
Lucy Cornes joined Kane and Hayesy on #GivingDay to chat about her strong connection with the Hospital Research Foundation and why the foundation means so much to herself, and her family.
Kane and Hayesy were joined by Port Adelaide assistant, Matthew Lokan, Michelangelo Rucci and
SANFL legend and Hospital Research Foundation Ambassador, Mark Mickan joined the boys ahead of Giving Day tomorrow.
Kane gives his thoughts on the Steven May & Jake Melksham incident at Melbourne earlier this week.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Richmond's Neil Balme, Mark Mickan, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
Richmond's Neil Balme joined Kane & Haysey ahead of tomorrow night's match against Port Adelaide.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Cricket great, Ian Healy, Tuesday Talking Points, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
Aussie cricketing great, Ian Healy joined Kane & Haysey ahead of tonight's first T20 between Australia and Sri Lanka
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss Taylor Walker, Port Adelaide & umpire dissent.
Kane & Haysey discuss Jason Horne Francis and what it would take to get him to SA. Possible priority picks at North. Would Mark Williams be a good fit at North Melbourne? Umpire dissent.
Kane and Haysey chew the fat on a Tuesday morning. Including exclusive news regarding Kane and 'Footy's Fight Night' & Haysey's Sin Bin.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Crows assistant, Nathan Van Berlo, Monday Wash Up, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the Crows win over the Eagles, possible trade targets, and how should the AFL handle the medi-sub.
Adelaide assistant, Nathan Van Berlo joined Kane & Haysey off the back of the win over the Eagles.
SEN resident Tennis expert, Brett Phillips joined Kane & Haysey to wrap the French Open.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy's 'Friday Agenda' encompassed chats about a mid-season trade period, Nick Larkey's form for North Melbourne, the pressure on Jason Horne-Francis if he leaves North Melbourne, the medi-sub, and more. And they also caught up with Geelong legend Garry Hocking who re-lived his playing and coaching days, and legendary commentator Ray Warren after he announced his retirement earlier this week.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy's 'Ramble' featured chats about Pickers' criticism of 'Fireball Friday', the best and worst advice you've been given, more plagiarism at Fox Footy, the return of the 'Rendell Files', and more. They did their own 'Essendon Review' and then took calls from Bombers fans on the matter. A potential mid-season trade period, Nick Larkey's form for North Melbourne, the pressure on Jason Horne-Francis if he leaves North Melbourne, the medi-sub, and more were all covered in 'The Friday Agenda' and they then caught up with Garry "Buddha" Hocking who re-lived his playing and coaching days. And lastly, they caught up with legendary commentator Ray Warren after he announced his retirement earlier this week.
After announcing his retirement this week, legendary commentator Ray Warren joined Kane and Kingy to explain why he's hanging up the microphone, and to re-live his special moments commentating Rugby League, horse racing, and other sports.
Geelong legend Garry "Buddha" Hocking joined Kane and Kingy to fill them in on what he's up to at the moment, to reflect on his playing days, and to explain why he still checks in with players he coached at Collingwood, why the 1963 Geelong premiership team used to haunt him, what modern day coaches have to be good at, and more.
Should we have a mid-season trade period, Nick Larkey's form for North Melbourne, the pressure on Jason Horne-Francis if he leaves North Melbourne, should we scrap the medi-sub, and more.
"Can you imagine the pressure that you are putting a young man under in that circumstance?"
After Kane and Kingy did their 'Essendon Review', they took calls from Bombers fans on the matter.
Kane and Kingy dissect Essendon's list and game plan, and try to figure out what's leading to their disappointing on-field performances.
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Kane and Kingy to provide an update from Roland Garros as the tournament moves right into its pointy end.
Pickers' criticism of 'Fireball Friday', the best and worst advice you've been given, more plagiarism at Fox Footy, the return of the 'Rendell Files', and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Iconic voices of sport, ESPN Sportscenter anchor Phil Murphy previews NBA finals, Glenelg Tigers coach Brett Hand, Michelangelo Rucci, player movement news and plenty more!
After losing Brett Turner and Sam Durdin to the AFL mid-season draft on Wednesday, Glenelg Tigers coach BRETT HAND joined SEN SA Breakfast to talk about the boys' strengths and how Glenelg have reacted to losing two important players.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss mid-season player movement, improvement in the Adelaide Crows playing list, rebuilds, and more.
"Adelaide are vey confident that they are going to land a big name." Plus, what might happen with Gold Coast young pair Jack Lukosius and Izak Rankine.
"It only works if clubs can trade players against their will." Patrick Dangerfield has given his support to mid-year player movement, but Kane isn't convinced it would be good for the game.
Mark Ricciuto has dismissed Malcolm Blight's criticism of the lack of improving Crows players on SEN. Kane & Hayesy discuss who is closer to the mark.
AFL mid-season draft selections, The SANFL 6 selected, Patrick Parnell to debut for the Crows, Buddy Franklin suspension upheld, and more.
ESPN's PHIL MURPHY joins the show from the Chase Center, the home of Game 1. A win to the Warriors could cement Steph Curry's all-time legacy.
With the announcement of legendary NRL caller Ray Warren's retirement, Kane & Hayesy reflect on the iconic voices of world sport.
Hayesy in caretaker mode, Johnny Depp & Amber Heard trial, The iconic voices of world sport after Ray Warren's retirement, Which Brynn did Port draft? Buddy Franklin's trial, Oh Boy files, Rafa Nadal, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Volkaneo erupts about Taylor Walker's contract speculation, Adelaide Crows' gun recruit Jordan Dawson, SEN chief AFL reporter Sam Edmund, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
The latest in news from the AFL world including - False reports around an offer for Taylor Walker, the search for the next AFL CEO, Eddie Betts' book revelations, Buddy Franklin's appeal, the AFL mid-season draft, and more.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss tonight's AFL mid-season draft, Taylor Walker's contract and how Adelaide's forward line might not function without him.
He's been one of the recruits of the year. Adelaide Crows' JORDAN DAWSON joins the show to talk about his year so far, building belief, the upcoming mid-season review, and more.
Ahead of tonight's AFL mid-season draft, a handful of SANFL players are shaping for selection. Hayesy indicates where players like Josh Carmichael and Brett Turner may go.
"I don't want to hear about this contract again. Adelaide will get to it." Triple M have thrust Taylor Walker's contact into the conversation, but the Volkaneo thinks everyone should just be quiet until it gets done.
Former Crow Tom Lynch retires, Fyfe to play in the WAFL for the first time since 2010, Franklin appeal pushed back, Port AFLW signings, and more.
Where's the milk? Reflections on the early days of SEN SA Breakfast, COVID rules, UFC hopeful Jack Becker horrific injury, Nadal v Djokovic epic unfolding, Office disputes, Mentally resilient athletes, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Port Adelaide mid-season assessment, AFL legend Malcolm Blight, AFL.com.au draft guru Cal Twomey, SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips, Michelangelo Rucci, Hayesy's Sin Bin, and plenty more!
Who is your club targeting in Wednesday night's AFL mid-season draft? AFL.com.au's CAL TWOMEY gives his extensive preview and highlights the SANFL players that are shaping for selection.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to continue the discussion around Jason Horne-Francis as well as discussing Karl Amon's free agency.
At the midway point of the AFL season, who better than MALCOLM BLIGHT to assess where both SA football clubs, and the AFL itself, stand. Plus, Blighty's thoughts on where Alastair Clarkson may end up.
"Is it worth Crows and Port Adelaide trying to get him out after Year 1?" Hutchy on Footy Classified suggests that North are open to hearing offers - so what needs to be on the table?
"I feel like they've been chasing themselves all season." Port GM Chris Davies gave an honest assessment of where Port Adelaide sit mid-season on Monday. Kane & Hayesy discuss what's gone right and wrong for the Power in the first half of the year.
The 2nd half of the men's draw is wide open with upsets to Daniil Medvedev and Stefanos Tsitsipas. SEN's Brett Phillips joins SEN SA Breakfast and sets with the biggest talking points from the Open.
Another review has been announced at Essendon, Lance Franklin challenging his one match ban "He's not getting off that," Weitering out for 6, Rising Star, Coaches Votes, and more.
Everyone's favourite NRL segment is back for another week with Hayesy winding the clock back to 2005.
The battle between Graham and Kane is heating up with barbs thrown and Hayesy isn't helping things.
In audio captured from Monday's presser with Port Adelaide GM Chris Davies it's been revealed that Hayesy will not be selected by Port in the mid-season draft.
Braving the weather on the last day of Autumn, Oh Boy files - getting caught in the nude, Chris Davies calling out Hayesy, Monday Cornes Off, Hayesy's Sin Bin, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Monday Washup, Adelaide Crows' assistant coach James Rahilly, Pull Up Your Socks, SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips, Michelangelo Rucci, Player of Steel, and plenty more!
Lance Franklin, Lachie Neale, Tom Stewart and Jack Sinclair all get praise in the Round 11 Player of Steel thanks to Weeks Homes.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to find 1-word to describe Port and the Crows at the halfway mark of the season. Was Melbourne's weekend loss good for them and debate around Friday night's late umpiring decisions.
"Let's just cut through the rubbish!" Kane has a theory behind what's driving speculation around Taylor Walker's contract offerings.
AFL umpiring has copped attention after showing how to do things 'properly' late in the Collingwood v Carlton clash. Nominate who needs to pull their socks up, thanks to Underworks - All Day Socks by Underwoks pass every test, pick up a pair and test them for yourself!
After the Crows 42-point loss to Geelong on Saturday, assistant coach JAMES RAHILLY joined SEN SA Breakfast to highlight positives of Darcy Fogarty and Reilly O'Brien as well as frustrations including the goalkicking.
"Is their midfield as talented as the rest of the competition? I would say no." Despite a good effort in trying conditions to get the win over Essendon, Kane & Hayesy remain sceptical about Port Adelaide's top 8 credentials.
5 losses on the trot for the Crows have the boys wondering 'Is the rebuild on track?'. Darcy Fogarty showed some form and Reilly O'Brien attracts praise after Saturday's performance.
A huge quarter final is set - Djokovic vs Nadal. SEN's Brett Phillips joins SEN SA Breakfast and sets with the biggest talking points from the Open.
Orazio Fantasia calf injury, Jacob Weitering cops AC joint injury, Sam Frost's 1 match ban, Bobby Hill cancer diagnosis, SANFLW GF win to North, SANFL update thanks to Balfours.
Adelaide's copped a rain deluge, Tomic and Kyrgios continue to throw down, Great rivalries - Kane vs Kingy, Kane potted by former Port captain Dom Cassisi, Hayesy's 'dry' weekend, Working on the weekend, The Cornes off, and more.
After they attempted to settle their differences over North Melbourne and their recent list management decisions, Kane and Kingy were joined by Craig Kelly who had a strong input to the debate about the AFLPA and their responsibility with outgoing players.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy touched on the big week they've both had, Kane's viewing of 'Top Gun: Maverick', Kingy's plagiarism expose, the bets they've lost, and more in 'The Ramble', and they soon moved on to 'The Friday Agenda' where they discussed Fremantle's tricky run home, Gerard Healy's inclusion to the All-Australian selectors, the head-scratching umpiring decisions in 2022. They went head to head on with a lengthy debate on North Melbourne and Glenn Luff, and were then joined by Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell who weighed in on their debate over North Melbourne, updated them on Will Day's injury status, and chatted about their win over Brisbane, the heavy number of free kicks in the match, and more. Craig Kelly joined the show to respond to Nick Riewoldt's comments regarding the AFLPA and they were then joined in the studio by North Melbourne CEO Ben Amarfio who answered the tough questions being asked of his club at the moment.
North Melbourne CEO Ben Amarfio joined Kane and Kingy to answer some of the difficult questions being asked of his club, including his suitability to the CEO role, David Noble's performance as coach, the approach they're taking to the rebuild, and more.
"I hope he stays, I think he's a star... but if he chooses not to, I'm not going to cry in the corner about it."
"I don't understand why the Players Association are asked to hold your hand as regularly as they are..."
Player manager Craig Kelly joined Kane and Kingy to give a passionate response Nick Riewoldt's comments about Sam Fisher and "players slipping through the cracks" on Monday night.
Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell joined Kane and Kingy to weigh in on their debate over North Melbourne, update them on Will Day's injury status, and to chat about their win over Brisbane, the heavy number of free kicks in the match, and more.
After their stoush on different media platforms regarding North Melbourne and Glenn Luff's departure garnered a lot of attention throughout the week, Kane and Kingy finally came together to try and settle their fiery debate.
Fremantle's tricky run home, Gerard Healy's inclusion to the All-Australian selectors, the head-scratching umpiring decisions in 2022, and more.
The big week they've both had, Kane's viewing of 'Top Gun: Maverick', Kingy's plagiarism expose, the bets they've lost, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - The impact of Kane's list management comments on the Kangaroos, Essendon GM of Football Josh Mahoney, Geelong assistant coach Nigel Lappin, NBA Update with ESPN Sportscenter anchor Phil Murphy, French Open update with Brett Phillips, Michelangelo Rucci, Team Selection, and plenty more!
Geelong assistant coach NIGEL LAPPIN has given praise to forward recruit TYSON STENGLE who has made the most of his new opportunity this year. Plus, the influence of Eddie Betts.
Ahead of the clash against the Crows on Saturday, Geelong assistant coach NIGEL LAPPIN joined the show to discuss player management, reflect on Patrick Dangerfield's week, praise Tyson Stengle, assess the Adelaide Crows, and more.
After a tumultuous start to the year, Essendon Head of Football JOSH MAHONEY joined SEN SA Breakfast ahead of the Port Adelaide Sunday clash to discuss opportunities for Essendon to improve in season 2022, helping a 'young coach', list management, screw-in boots, and more.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to look at the selection table for Port Adelaide and the Adelaide Crows. Charlie Dixon is likely to play his first game of the year for Port, but in the wet against Essendon, what will the forward line look like?
"I've been at clubs on their knees and it feels like it's blow after blow." Kane recalls his 2012 experience at Port Adelaide as discussion grows around Jason Horne-Francis.
"If you're a list manager and you want to be anonymous, you're in the wrong game." Glenn Luff's departure from the Kangaroos has been linked to Kane's comments on Footy Classified on Monday. Kane insists that the critical analysis on North Melbourne's list was justified.
Daria Saville is the shining light for the Aussies after a straight sets win over Petra Kvitova, plus Carlos Alcaraz has put on a 5th set show. SEN's Brett Phillips joins SEN SA Breakfast with the biggest talking points from the Open.
Midway through the conference finals, ESPN's PHIL MURPHY joins the show with his tips to progress to the NBA finals, debate on the All-Star First team, Steve Kerr's powerful press conference, and more.
Kyrgios has called out a shirtless gym goer and Hayesy is all for it - dubbing Kyrgios a 'Hayesy's Hero'
"In the end on this topic, I was right and Wayne was wrong." Kane has copped a whack from Wayne Carey on Triple M, the latest in their back and forth over Patrick Dangerfield's conditioning.
The next round of Kane vs The Duck, Top Gun's positive buzz, Highway to the Danger Zone, Feud between Nick Kyrgios and Bernard Tomic, Hayesy's Hero, shirtless gym going, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Sam Edmund with the latest on Horne-Francis and North Melbourne, Port Adelaide's Dan Houston, Adelaide Crows' Will Hamill, SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips, Michelangelo Rucci, Kane's new on Karl Amon, and plenty more!
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss whether the North Melbourne drama can assist in Port or the Crows getting Horne-Francis home, the priority on Rankine or Lukosius, Adelaide's list development, and more.
After one of his best games for the club, Port Adelaide's DAN HOUSTON joined SEN SA Breakfast and talks about Charlie Dixon, Port's list, kicking torps, Karl Amon, and more.
Recently named as Ben Keays' unluckiest Crows player to not be in the AFL side, WILL HAMILL is finding form and consistency now in the senior side and joins SEN SA Breakfast to discuss Adelaide's fight for spots, concussion management, and more.
Kane sounds out a big 'watch this space' with Carlton shaping to secure Port Adelaide wingman Karl Amon in this year's free agency period.
With the unfolding drama at North Melbourne, Kane & Hayesy discuss how Port and the Crows could possibly get 'generational talent' Jason Horne-Francis back to South Australia.
A trio of North Melbourne's recruiting department have resigned from the club in an extraordinary day of news. SEN's chief AFL reporter SAM EDMUND joined SEN SA Breakfast with the latest and updates on the story of Jason Horne-Francis' unsanctioned South Australia trip.
It hasn't been a good night for the Aussies with John Millman and Alex De Minaur both losing their first round matches. SEN's Brett Phillips joins SEN SA Breakfast with the biggest talking points from the Open.
Jordan Dawson burst eardrum, North Melbourne recruiting trio walkout, Sam Switkowski's 2 game ban for 'chicken wing' tackle, Rory Thompson injury, Jack Higgins COVID protocols, and more.
Collingwood's Jack Crisp is about to eclipse Kane's AFL record for consecutive games - 174. It's not the first record of Kane's to be taken down!
Horror year for North Melbourne, Melbourne fatigue, Kane's hotel horror story, Top Gun 2 hype, Records tumbling, Call signs, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Ken Hinkley being targeted by GWS, Former Port Adelaide defender Hamish Hartlett, SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips, Michelangelo Rucci, the first edition of Hayesy's Sin Bin, and plenty more!
Speaking to Kane & Hayesy about transitioning into life post-football, HAMISH HARTLETT reflects on the moment he exited the club as a player for the last time.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast and gave his thoughts on the Ken Hinkley to GWS rumours, AFLPA responsibility in the wake of the Sam Fisher charges, confusion with selections at Adelaide, the return of Charlie Dixon, and more.
Having left the AFL last year, former Port Adelaide defender HAMISH HARTLETT speaks honestly about his transition out of football and the shock of packing up your locker for the last time. Hammer weighs in on Ken Hinkley, AFLW coaching and his progress at West Adelaide in an extended chat on SEN SA Breakfast.
Nick Riewoldt has shared strong views on AFLPA responsibility in the wake of Sam Fisher's drug trafficking charge. Kane & Hayesy discuss what support former players should be given.
"Ken Hinkley is GWS's biggest target outside of Alastair Clarkson." Revealed on Footy Classified last night, Kane & Hayesy explore the ramifications of what the Giants interest could mean for Port Adelaide.
Patrick Dangerfield's injury management, Sam Switkowski called to tribunal, Joel Jefferey rising star nomination, Clayton Oliver takes lead in Coaches voting, Mid-Season draft nominations, and more.
Ajla Tomljanovic took a big scalp on Day 2 of the French Open but the results were mixed for the Australian contingent. SEN's Brett Phillips joins SEN SA Breakfast with the biggest talking points from the Open.
It's here! Hayesy's weekly time slot for NRL news and culture has debuted with a reflection on some eye-watering vintage press conferences.
After Patrick Dangerfield has been named out for conditioning by Geelong, the debate between Kane and Wayne Carey continued on Twitter last night.
The rains are coming, Kane vs the Duck on Dangerfield comments, Studley on 7 last night, secret recordings fire up the Cornes rivalry, Hayesy's Sin Bin, Footy Classified's Ken Hinkley scoop, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Monday Washup after Round 10, Adelaide Crows assistant coach Nathan Van Berlo, Port Adelaide assistant coach Luke Kelly, SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips, Pull Up Your Socks, Player of Steel, , and plenty more!
Charlie Curnow, Max King, Clayton Oliver, Jai Newcombe, Marcus Bontempelli, and Tom Stewart all get praise in the Round 10 Player of Steel thanks to Weeks Homes.
Following Port Adelaide's 35-point loss to Geelong, assistant coach LUKE KELLY joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the toll of travel, Xavier Duursma, Orazio Fantasia, Charlie Dixon, and more.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to ask if AFL players are making the right decision with their boots, AFL umpiring was discussed and quick analysis of Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide's results in Round 10.
Despite Kieran Strachan's best performance at AFL level, there's pressure on his position at the Crows after a completely dominant performance by Reilly O'Brien in the SANFL. Assistant coach NATHAN VAN BERLO weighed in on the selection issue.
Following the Crows' 21-point loss to St Kilda, Crows assistant coach NATHAN VAN BERLO joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss disappointing goalkicking, the make up of the Crows forward and defensive lines, and the battle for Adelaide's ruck position.
After some shocking free kicks and 50m penalties on the weekend, AFL umpiring is once again being told to Pull Up Their Socks! Nominate who needs to pull their socks up, thanks to Underworks - All Day Socks by Underwoks pass every test, pick up a pair and test them for yourself.
"They're 2 midfielders short." Has the loss against Geelong exposed issues with Port Adelaide's list makeup? Kane & Hayesy analyse the loss on SEN SA Breakfast.
"They've had a couple of bad losses but you can't question their effort and intent." Despite issues in front of goal, Adelaide wouldn't have lost many fans with their effort against the Saints on Saturday night. Kane & Hayesy analyse the game on SEN SA Breakfast.
The French Open is underway and plenty of Aussies and in Round 1 action. Jason Kubler was the best of them on Day 1 while Carlos Alcaraz Garfia continued his hot form. SEN's Brett Phillips dives into the Open and also gives us the latest update on the stripping of Wimbledon's ranking points.
Day of upsets yesterday, MRO decisions and a SANFL update including a dominant performance from Reilly O'Brien for the Crows.
"It just looks better under lights." Kane & Hayesy think the AFL might have missed the mark by sticking with Grand Final tradition.
AFL's biggest issue - officiating, New PM after the weekend, Final day of the EPL, Day GF decision, Saturday's in SA, Kyle Chalmers weekend, Weekend Checklist, Corn v The Duck, and more.
After explaining why this weekend in "last chance saloon" for Essendon, and going through their 'Indigenous Fast Five', Kane and Kingy caught up with GWS GM of Football Jason McCartney to chat about the changes the club and senior side has undergone since Leon Cameron's departure. And they also were joined by VFL/AFL legend Robert Walls who discussed Carlton's return to prominence in 2022.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy's 'Ramble' included the strangest things you've seen on a plane, the best performers at sportsman's nights, the most frustrating rules in the AFL, and more. After looking at why it's "last chance saloon" for Essendon this weekend, Jeremy Cameron's taunt to Mason Wood on Saturday night, and their 'Inidgenous Fast Five', they were joined by GWS GM of Football Jason McCartney who talked about the changes the club and senior team has undergone since Leon Cameron's departure. They discussed Damien Hardwick's handling of the Dustin Martin question, why we need more one-on-ones in the game, which sides are "unconditionally ruthless", Dyson Heppell's interview on 'On The Couch', and more in 'The Friday Agenda' and then caught up with Robert Walls who talked all-things Carlton. And lastly, they caught up with AFLPA CEO Paul Marsh after the AFLW CBA announcement yesterday.
After yesterday's historic AFLW CBA announcement, AFLPA CEO Paul Marsh joined Kane and Kingy to talk about the deal, and to explain why it makes sense for all parties involved. He also touched on how a joined CBA with AFL players would work, fines to players from clubs, and the current state of free agency rules.
VFL/AFL legend Robert Walls joined Kane and Kingy to discuss the strong form Carlton are currently in, and to talk about the impact Michael Voss and Patrick Cripps are having at the club.
Damien Hardwick's handling of the Dustin Martin question, why we need more one-on-ones in the game, which sides are "unconditionally ruthless", Dyson Heppell's interview on 'On The Couch', and more.
With Leon Cameron's departure causing big change at GWS, their GM of football Jason McCartney joined Kane and Kingy to explain how the club's adjusting under Mark McVeigh, why there's no one off the table in the search for their next coach, what they'd be willing to give up for Dustin Martin, and more.
Why it's "last chance saloon" for Essendon this weekend, Jeremy Cameron's taunt to Mason Wood on Saturday night, their 'Inidgenous Fast Five', and more.
Ahead of Sir Doug Nicholls Round in the AFL this weekend, Kane and Kingy went through their 'Fast Five' topics where they highlighted the best indigenous players in the game.
Kane and Kingy explain why the pressure is right on Essendon's players and coaches in Round 10.
The strangest things you've seen on a plane, the best performers at sportsman's nights, the most frustrating rules in the AFL, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Port Adelaide half-back Lachie Jones, AFL list management analysis, Team selection, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
Port Adelaide young gun LACHIE JONES looks back into the club's history to get himself ready for each game.
Having designed Port's Sir Doug Nicholls Round guernsey, the Round 10 clash against Geelong will be a special one for LACHIE JONES. He joins SEN SA Breakfast to talk about his guernsey inspiration, country music and Byron Pickett highlights.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the challenge of playing Kardinia Park, Riley Thilthorpe's selection, AFLW's pay increase, Port Adelaide selection, and more.
"It's tough to judge Adelaide given how young they are." AFL's teams have been ranked on average age and games played and it makes for interesting analysis - and a scary indication for Melbourne sustained success.
Reports suggest that the AFL is looking to schedule an Indigenous All-Stars match, so when should they schedule it for maximum talent and impact?
Tom Jonas looks likely to return for Port's Saturday clash against the Cats, but how should the team manage Orazio Fantasia's return? Kane & Hayesy discuss on SEN SA Breakfast.
"The selection feels ad hoc." Riley Thilthorpe looks to be back for Round 10 while Milera and Crouch stay in the SANFL. Kane & Hayesy discuss the approach the Crows are taking with their development.
Gary Rohan set to return for Geelong, Adam Treloar makes declaration ahead of game 200, Heritier Lumumba's closing statement, the AFLW have negotiated a big pay rise for their players, and more.
In the return of Hayesy's Hero, Hayesy pays tribute to Biniam Girmay after a huge performance in the Giro d'Italia before copping a bizarre injury.
Kane's Sydney jaunt, The lack of Thursday night footy, Rugby chat and the push for a new segment, Scomo's tackle, Hayesy's Hero, AFL Grand Final timing, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Adelaide small forward James Rowe, Volkaneo around a 'ridiculous' article about Eleni Glouftsis, Adelaide United preview with Robbie Cornthwaite, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
Is Luke Parker being portrayed as a villain? Is this something we want to see in football? We open the lines on SEN SA Breakfast and get your opinion on the biggest talking point of Round 9.
"There is a really good chance for United." Adelaide United shape up against Melbourne City tonight for the first leg of their semi-final clash. ROBBIE CORNTHWAITE joined SEN SA Breakfast to preview the clash.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the potential portrayal of Luke Parker as a villain, Eleni Glouftsis and the Herald Sun article about treatment towards her and the difficult job the AFL have given their umpires.
"I'm sure once he gets in the team he'll stay there." A lot of attention has surrounded the absence of Riley Thilthorpe from the Crows senior team this year, JAMES ROWE provides insight from the Adelaide Football Club.
"If I was a selector I'd pick myself every week." Adelaide Crows small forward JAMES ROWE joins SEN SA Breakfast to talk about selection pressure, Riley Thilthorpe, free meals, and more.
Could Dustin Martin head North to Sydney in this year's trade period? Kane and Hayesy explore what could make that happen on SEN SA Breakfast.
"You're either a good umpire or you're not. It doesn't matter if you're male or female." The Volkaneo is back and has taken aim at the Herald Sun's piece on Eleni Glouftsis.
"He's miles off it." Charlie Dixon has confirmed he'll be playing for the Magpies in the Russell Ebert tribute match on the weekend as Port shape for a tough road trip against Geelong.
"It's a shame that we're talking about it." Taylor Walker has spoken up after Wayne Milera's honest account of the racial slur scandal in 2021.
Taylor Walker's unwanted attention, James Hird's expanded coaching role, Marlion Pickett appeal fails, more nominees for the mid-season draft from the AFL, and more.
Hayesy vs the leaves, Sam Stosur's surprise return, Best Comebacks, Mitch Robinson looking for a post-career radio co-host, The impending election, Brooks Koepka keys locked away, Parking tickets, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Dissecting Adelaide Crows media rounds, Volkaneo erupts about Essendon, Umpire dissent changes, Gold medalist Zac Stubblety-Cook, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
"It seems like he would suit the AFL, he reads the play so well." Carlton coach Michael Voss shared on SEN that he won't be drafting his son Casey in the mid-season draft, so where might he end up?
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss Dyson Heppell's On The Couch performance, the AFL's potential misstep if they have a twilight Grand Final, Wayne Milera, love from Indigenous Round, and more.
Jack Sinclair and the Saints back 6 get some love on the Best Defender Leaderboard - thanks to Murray Pest Control. Defend your home against pests with the team from Murrays.
Ahead of the Australian Swimming Championships in Adelaide, 200m breaststroke gold medalist ZAC STUBBLETY-COOK joined SEN SA Breakfast to talk about swimming in Adelaide, the psychology of swimming and hunger for the Paris Olympics.
"This is an example of how poorly Essendon are run at the moment." Heppell's performance on On The Couch last night has Kane bristling.
"I don't believe that. I don't believe any of it." Wayne Milera and Rory Laird fronted the media yesterday - what have Kane & Hayesy made of their comments?
"I think that's spin." Questions are being asked after Gil McLachlan lauded the umpire dissent rule changes. Have you seen the impact?
"I'm not confused. It's not about the demographic, it's about the individuals." Is Kane's criticism of the Crows list management justified? Whose side are you on?
Wayne Milera comments on Taylor Walker, James Sicily contract extension, MRO suspensions, Zac Williams injury update, Corey Durdin's Rising Star nomination, Coaches votes, AFLW season details coming, and more.
Hayesy's poor sleep, Gil McLachlan in Adelaide, the 'genius' of Sam Mitchell, Tiktok success, Dinging the car, Expensive sports, Cornes TV showdown, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Monday Wash Up after mixed results in Round 9, Adelaide assistant coach Scott Burns, Port Adelaide assistant coach Luke Kelly, Michelangelo Rucci, Kane's got players on notice for "Pull Up Your Socks", and plenty more!
Ollie Wines, Christian Petracca, Sam Walsh, Jack Silvagni, Lachie Neale and Shai Bolton all get praise in the Round 9 Player of Steel thanks to Weeks Homes.
After Port's 69-point win over North Melbourne, Port Adelaide assistant coach Luke Kelly provides updates on Tom Jonas, Orazio Fantasia and Port's audacious bid to play Charlie Dixon in another league for fitness.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the shocking news of Andrew Symonds' death, the impact of the Crows loss and the Port Adelaide forward line.
"I think that we need to give Strachan that good 3 to 4 weeks of football." Adelaide assistant coach Scott Burns is backing in the developing ruck for more senior games.
"We don't know exactly who's going to be here in 3 years, but 17 other clubs are in the same position." Crows assistant coach SCOTT BURNS joined SEN SA Breakfast following Adelaide's 36-point loss against Brisbane.
"Sam Docherty, you're on notice!" Kane blasts players trying to milk 50m penalties, or even double 50m penalties! Nominate who needs to pull their socks up, thanks to Underworks - All Day Socks by Underwoks pass every test, pick up a pair and test them for yourself
"Some of their list management calls have been disastrous." Kane and Hayesy discuss the state of the Crows playing list.
"All of a sudden they're in the exact same position as last year." Questions are being asked of the Crows team selection and list management after another loss on the weekend.
"I think it's an incredible coaching performance from Ken Hinkley to remain focused..." Port did what they needed to against North Melbourne on Saturday, but there are challenges to come. Kane and Hayesy discuss the win on SEN SA Breakfast.
Push for Charlie Dixon to play VFL or WAFL for match fitness, Achilles concerns for Zac Williams, Jack Steele AC injury, MRO surprise, SANFL state game win, and more.
"I'd be worried if I was Ben Rutten." After another disappointing result for Essendon, could the Bombers consider a coaching change at the end of 2022? Plus questions remain at North, West Coast, Gold Coast and Port.
Tiktok - Kane 'blowing up' and Hayesy's feature with the Marmalade Aus boys, Andrew Symonds remembered, Weekend Checklist, Don't call people bald, predicting coaching 'carnage', and more.
After chatting to Sam Mitchell about the stresses in the Hawthorn coach's box on gameday, the key indicators he has as a coach, Leon Cameron's exit at GWS, and Chad Wingard ahead of his 200th game this weekend, Kane and Kingy spoke about Leon Cameron's departure at GWS, and Kingy offered an interesting candidate to be the next coach. And in 'The Friday Agenda' they discussed Alastair Clarkson's comments on AFL360 last night, the comments directed towards Kingy on Footy Classified regarding Adam Simpson, the lack of seniority at North Melbourne, Horne-Francis' collision with Switkowski, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy reacted to the swipe Matt Rendell gave them throughout the week in 'The Ramble', and used it to look at some of the worst predictions in the history of sport. And after their Ramble, they were joined by a special guest, who had some explaining to do. They then caught up with Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell who chatted about the stresses in the coach's box on gameday, the key indicators he has as a coach, Leon Cameron's exit at GWS, the motivated youngsters at the Hawks, and Chad Wingard ahead of his 200th game this weekend. After looking at Leon Cameron's exit at GWS, Kingy threw up an interesting theory about the next coach at the Giants. Sam Edmund weighed in on his theory, and after their chat with him, they moved on to 'The Friday Agenda', where they looked at Alastair Clarkson's comments on AFL360 last night, the comments directed towards Kingy on Footy Classified regarding Adam Simpson, the lack of seniority at North Melbourne, Horne-Francis' collision with Switkowski, and more.
Alastair Clarkson's comments on AFL360 last night, the comments directed towards Kingy on Footy Classified regarding Adam Simpson, the lack of seniority at North Melbourne, Horne-Francis' collision with Switkowski, and more.
After Kingy floated an interesting theory about a potential new coach at GWS, SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Kane and Kingy to talk about the other suitors, and Matthew Nicks' decision to drop Reilly O'Brien.
"I think Chris Scott put his name up in lights for Dave Matthews to at least make the phone call."
Paramount Plus broadcaster Andy Harper joined Kane and Kingy to quickly preview the FA Cup final between Liverpool and Chelsea on Sunday.
Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell joined Kane and Kingy to chat about the stresses in the coach's box on gameday, the key indicators he has as a coach, Leon Cameron's exit at GWS, the motivated youngsters at the Hawks, and Chad Wingard ahead of his 200th game this weekend.
In the Friday morning quiz, Kane and Kingy reacted to the swipe Matt Rendell gave them throughout the week, and used it to look at some of the worst predictions in the history of sport. And after their Ramble, they were joined by a special guest, who had some explaining to do.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Team selection day brings a wealth of discussion, SEN CEO Craig Hutchinson, SANFL state assistant coach Adam Hartlett, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss Tom Brady's eye-watering Fox Sports media deal, the potential shakeup with team selection at the Crows, will Charlie Dixon get a run, and more.
With the strength of Taylor Walker's form, could he be enticed with a 2-year contract from a club other than the Crows?
The Croweaters will take on WA in this weekend as a curtain raiser to West Coast v Melbourne. State assistant coach ADAM HARTLETT joined SEN SA Breakfast to preview the game and to chat NHL.
"De Goey and Brayshaw are the most fascinating on the list." What free agents peak Kane & Hayesy's interest?
The ears have pricked up at Alberton with Horne-Francis delaying his contract negotiations at North, so what would Port have to give up to get him? A lot.
Would Kane & Hayesy play Charlie Dixon this week? Plus, the opportunity to get into the ear of North's Jason Horne-Francis.
"Adelaide have got to start picking the team that gives them the best chance to win." What should Darcy Fogarty need to do to earn selection, debate on Reilly O'Brien, and more.
Selection shakeup at the Crows, Harry McKay's 6-week injury, Matt Kennedy contract extension, Geelong stars back, Tim English out again with the flu, and more.
The big boss Hutchy is a surprise guest at Studio Lumo 1KW and chats about the strength of TikTok, the NBL Championship and AFL magic round.
Hayesy's been watching the debates, iPod discontinuation, Celtic have won the Scottish Championship, Nick Kyrgios declares himself the world's best on grass, Hutchy in studio, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Adelaide Crows midfielder Sam Berry, Michelangelo Rucci and the ethics of secret recordings, Host of The Global Game Simon Hill, what Jason Horne-Francis is worth, and plenty more!
"Coopers Stadium, it's my favourite place to go." Ahead of Adelaide United's Sunday elimination final, host of The Global Game SIMON HILL joined the show. The Reds chances are put under the microscope and the FA Cup final is previewed.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the Heritier Lumumba recordings and the ethics of secretly recording a conversation, Jason Horne-Francis, and more.
"Reviews like that, you never want them." Adelaide's SAM BERRY joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss his development in the Crows' midfield and his lack of hesitation to extend his contract to the end of 2024.
A call from Sam had Kane and Hayesy talking about whether there should be more heat on AFL list managers if teams do not achieve success?
"It's a beautiful piece of business from Ben Williams. Jason Horne-Francis is going nowhere." After the news that Horne-Francis has stalled contract discussions with the Kangaroos, the boys discuss what he would be worth in a trade.
"If one person knows that you're recording the conversation isn't organic." A difficult situation for Collingwood has become even more tricky with Lumumba releasing secret recordings. Kane and Hayesy react on SEN SA Breakfast.
Nathan Buckley recordings, Port's Jake Pasini suffers ACL injury, Travis Boak praise for Hinkley, Nathan Freeman leaves Crows, West Coast Eagles issues, Port AFLW sign Gemma Houghton, SANFL state game update, and more.
With Dustin Martin refusing to engage with AFL media last week on his return to the game, the boys discuss whether media should be compulsory.
Avoiding Rugby chat, TikTok's newest star Kane Cornes, Hayesy's linked up with the Marmalade Aus boys for a torp and is bringing a friend, Tom Brady's new gig, Players doing media, Joel Bauman, awkward interviews, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Adelaide Crows assistant James Rahilly, the potential selections of Charlie Dixon and Riley Thilthorpe, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss brutal reviews, Heritier Lumumba, Port's run, Riley Thilthorpe, and more.
"He's captaining better than any captain EVER in the last 8-week stretch." Patrick Cripps gets praise from Kane in the Round 8 Player of Steel thanks to Weeks Homes.
After the Crows 48-point loss to the Blues, assistant coach JAMES RAHILLY joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss working under Scott Burns, the upcoming game review, areas of improvement required, Riley Thilthorpe, and more.
"What's the benefit for Thilthorpe to be running around in the SANFL?" Plus, Tom Doedee has dismissed the suggestion that the Crows 'got ahead of themselves'.
"Why isn't the coach allowed to 'tear strips' off the players?" Why did David Noble feel he needed to apologise to the North Melbourne squad?
"It changes quickly. They looked like a Top 8 side on Friday night." After the calls to sack Hinkley after Port's 0-5 start, has 3 wins on the trot changed supporters minds on the coach?
"No one would admit it, but this is a good opportunity to ease him back in." Kane & Hayesy argue the merits of playing Charlie Dixon against the Kangaroos in Round 9.
Heritier Lumumba's pornographic claim, Port Adelaide injury update, West Coast 'Nightclub 7', Heath Chapman the Rising Star nominee, Coaches Votes, and more.
Footy dreams, Sugar war, the changes since the start of COVID, self-imposed fines, Hayesy's Hurricane build up, A Cornes news battle, Sunday Footy Show gossip, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Monday Wash Up after mixed results in Round 8, Port Adelaide assistant coach Chad Cornes, Michelangelo Rucci, a Volkaneo, and plenty more!
Oh boy! Martin Brundle's grid walk gets a Pull Your Socks Up shoutout and then Kane gets one too. Nominate who needs to pull their socks up, thanks to Underworks - All Day Socks by Underwoks pass every test, pick up a pair and test them for yourself
After Port's 17-point win over the Bulldogs, Port Adelaide assistant coach CHAD CORNES joined SEN SA Breakfast with an honest assessment of the team performance.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss whether 'scars' were healed by Port Adelaide, how to structure Port's forward line, the form of the Crows, and more.
'LET THE PLAYERS PLAY THE GAME!' The Volkaneo is in agreeance with Mick Malthouse and his take on the state of AFL rules.
"Are they back on track? Looks like it." Port have now put on 3 on the trot. Kane and Hayesy review the performance and discuss whether Charlie Dixon might return against the Kangaroos.
"Defensively they've been incredibly poor over the past fortnight." Kane and Hayesy analyse Adelaide's loss against Carlton on SEN SA Breakfast.
Charlie Dixon's game in the SANFL, Patrick Cripps tackle, West Coast nightclub story evolving, Matt Crouch form, SANFL update thanks to Host Plus.
Saturday's on SEN, Mother's Day successes and failures, Weekend Checklist, Has Dusty Hannahs gone? Oh Boy files, election watch, and more.
After they discussed which clubs would say no to Clarko, West Coast's need for a full rebuild, and more in 'Conversation Starters', they spoke to Melbourne GM of football performance Alan Richardson about how the club's handling being "the hunted", the immense influence that Max Gawn has on the team, Simon Goodwin's contract extension, and more. And lastly, they addressed Kane's "unfair" comments about West Coast, and the benefits of a mid-season trade period in 'The Friday Agenda'.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy's 'Rambled' about the peroxide in Kane's hair, Kingy's idea for a Mother's Day present, the plane that was turned around in Europe, Kingy's son getting onto his L plates, Andrew Gaze's incredible stats, and more. After asking "Which clubs would say no to Alastair Clarkson?", they debated West Coast's need for a full rebuild, and Collingwood's handling of the Jack Ginnivan situation. They also looked at Simon Goodwin's decision to take less money in his new deal with Melbourne, and asked which club has the best "pit crew" in the AFL. Melbourne GM of football performance Alan Richardson then called in to talk about how the club's handling being "the hunted", the immense influence that Max Gawn has on the team, the standards the players set for themselves, Simon Goodwin's contract extension, and more. And in 'The Friday Agenda' they addressed Kane's "unfair" comments about West Coast, the benefits of a mid-season trade period, why it's not who you play, but when you play, the lesson we should've learned about ruckman, and more.
Kane's "unfair" comments about West Coast, the benefits of a mid-season trade period, why it's not who you play, but when you play, the lesson we should've learned about ruckman, and more.
Melbourne GM of football performance Alan Richardson joined Kane and Kingy to talk about how the club's handling being "the hunted", the immense influence that Max Gawn has on the team, the standards the players set for themselves, Simon Goodwin's contract extension, and more.
Which clubs would say no to Clarko, West Coast's need for a full rebuild, Collingwood's handling of the Jack Ginnivan story, Simon Goodwin's decision to take less in his new contract, Melbourne's potential to get better, and more.
Kane and Kingy look at Simon Goodwin's decision to take a pay cut in his new deal with Melbourne.
Kane and Kingy debate which clubs would and wouldn't take Alastair Clarkson if he approached them.
The peroxide in Kane's hair, Kingy's idea for a Mother's Day present, the plane that was turned around in Europe, Kingy's son getting onto his L plates, Andrew Gaze's incredible stats, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Port Adelaide milestone man Sam Powell-Pepper, Western Bulldogs defender Ryan Gardner, Collingwood cop a Volkaneo, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
Ahead of his 100th game tomorrow night, Port Adelaide bull SAM POWELL-PEPPER joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss his 2022 form, defining his role, his longevity at Port Adelaide and lifestyle changes with his new baby!
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss Alastair Clarkson rumours, Crows Brompton site potentially back on, Changes for Port Adelaide ahead of the Friday night clash against the Bulldogs, and more.
"They've created it and now they want to reign it in!" After Craig McRae's advice to Ginnivan about goal celebrations, Volkaneo questions if Collingwood are giving him mixed messages
Ahead of the Friday night clash against Port Adelaide, Bulldogs defender RYAN GARDNER joined SEN SA Breakfast to talk about the Bulldogs fortunes and search for consistency in 2022.
"Honestly it's a disgrace." Kane & Hayesy are disgusted with the messages Port's Ollie Wines received after his health scare.
"It's a dumb rule." Statistics have been released about the use of the AFL medi-sub rule and it's raised questions for Kane & Hayesy.
"It's going to be one of the most unsuccessful seasons in AFL history" - West Coast Eagles under the pump, trade rumours around Rowan Marshall, more COVID outs at Freo, the Medi-Sub rule, and more.
It's cold in Adelaide, Hayesy's Golf experience, Sporting Memorabilia, The lineage of Diego Maradona, Jack Ginnivan, Ham Sandwiches, the Breakfast of Champions, your most wanted memorabilia, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Adelaide Crows acting captain Ben Keays, Basketball legend Andrew Gaze, Michelangelo Rucci, and plenty more!
The run of the Tasmania Jackjumpers is one of the most remarkable stories in the history of Australian sport. Legend of the game ANDREW GAZE joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the fairytale and the health of the NBL.
"Unfortunately I don't think the fans will get much of a say." Could the new TV rights deal starting in 2024 mean a major change for fans watching from home?
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to declare the bump isn't dead... yet. Jack Ginnivan, the floating fixture and NFL learnings are also on the agenda.
"If there's a team rule and someone goes outside of that, I don't think it's a bad thing for leadership to say 'just be careful'"
BEN KEAYS is the latest acting captain for the Crows this weekend against Carlton. Keays joined SEN SA Breakfast in the lead-up and discusses his progression at the club.
"Who do you want me to get today?" Kane recalls what made Byron Pickett a great teammate to have at Port Adelaide.
AFL's apology to female umpires following leaked report is too late, Hamish Hartlett's new role, Lewis Young's ban overturned, Jack Ginnivan, Mitch McGovern and Joe Daniher injury update, and more.
Not a great day for golf, Showcasing SA, Best Coffee, Oh Boy files about ruptured testicles, Tasmania AFL push, Jack Silvagni's misplaced sledge, scary AFL players, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Adelaide Crows assistant coach Nathan Van Berlo, Michelangelo Rucci, Volkaneo and plenty of your calls.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss Darcy Fogarty, Charlie Dixon, Port Adelaide seeking redemption against the Bulldogs, Jack Lukosius, Izak Rankine, and more.
After the 59-point loss to the Giants on Saturday, how have the Crows reacted internally? Assistant coach NATHAN VAN BERLO joins SEN SA Breakfast with the breakdown.
Port Adelaide assistant coach Brett Montgomery addresses the impact from last year's prelim loss ahead of this Friday's must-win game.
"There's only so many advantages you can get in football. The best clubs might lose an edge"
Following Matthew Nicks comments with Garry and Tim last week, Kane launches at the expectations for key forwards.
After the Best Defender Leaderboard thanks to Murray Pest Control, Kane and Hayesy discuss the padding of stats that defenders can receive.
Charlie Dixon's potential SANFL return, Brodie Smith, Jason Horne-Francis gets the Rising Star nom, Naarm Football Club, WA COVID impact continues, Daisy Pearce, and more.
The 'mark of the round' that caused Brodie Smith to have a concussion has been snubbed by the AFL!
The haircut is growing on Kane, who's next to dress up as? The Jackjumpers, Bandwagon supporters, Brodie Smith snub, Car interrupting cricket match, junior umpire abuse, Winning Time, torps, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Port Adelaide assistant coach Tyson Goldsack, Michelangelo Rucci, The Monday Washup for Port & Crows, Pull Up Your Socks.
"It's the 3rd time this year (Port) have used it with some question." Kane & Hayesy discuss how teams are using, or misusing, the sub rule.
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The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to analyse the washup from Port's close win and the Crows 'staggering' loss to the Giants.
After a hard-fought 1-point win over the Saints, Port Adelaide assistant coach TYSON GOLDSACK joined SEN SA Breakfast.
St Kilda selling games, AFL's flight path to Cairns, Press conference problems and more need to 'Pull Up Their Socks'. All Day Socks by Underwoks pass every test, pick up a pair and test them for yourself!
"By any metric it was an absolute smashing". The Crows were hurt on the scoreboard and on the injury front as well against the Giants, can they turn things around for the Blues?
"It was one of the ugliest games I've ever seen". Port got the win it needed in Cairns against the Saints. Is their season starting to get back on track?
Posed the question about the merit of a mid-season trade period, Kane and Hayesy stand at odds.
Ned McHenry and Brodie Smith will miss against Carlton, Nick Larkey suspension, Fremantle COVID impact, Joe Daniher's injury, SANFL results, and more.
How the haircut came about, making peace with Jack Ginnivan, Dave Granger at 1KW, Paw Patrol concerts and honking, Weekend Checklist, NFL Draft, and more.
After looking at Adam Simpson's response to Kane's criticism of Elliot Yeo, and John Longmire's comments about the TV coverage of Paddy McCartin's concussion, Kane and Kingy spoke to Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell about the parameters he uses for his centre bounce midfield, his skinfold testing with players, how he rates opposition midfielders, and more. Following their chat with Mitchell, they were joined by Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley ahead of his side's big game against St Kilda.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy talked about the NFL draft today, Alastair Clarkson's appearance on the NBA's instagram, the Cornes' middle names, running around the tan, and annoying things people show you in 'The Ramble'. After looking at John Longmire's comments about the TV coverage of Paddy McCartin's concussion, and Adam Simpson's response to Kane's criticism of Elliot Yeo, they caught up with Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell, who chatted about the parameters he uses for his centre bounce midfield, the vision of a distressed, his skinfold testing with players, and how he rates opposition midfielders, and more. They then spent time looking at the midfielders who need to be doing more damage with the ball in 'The Friday Agenda', and then were joined by Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley, who addressed the pressure surrounding him and the club after their poor start to the season.
With the pressure still on him and his team as they approach their Round 7 match against St Kilda, Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley joined Kane and Kingy to discuss how he's holding up under pressure, what they're trying to fix in their game, his relationship with the higher ups at the club, the importance of Charlie Dixon, the recent criticism from Ben Dixon, and more.
Which midfielders don't do enough damage with the ball, what should you expect from your captain, the rules at centre bounce ruck contests, and more.
Kingy lists his top three big named midfielders that aren't doing enough damage with the ball, and Kane also dares to revisit the form of one of the competition's young stars.
Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell joined Kane and Kingy to talk about the parameters he uses for his centre bounce midfield, the vision of a distressed Paddy McCartin on Monday, his skinfold testing with players, and how he rates opposition midfielders.
"I can understand his discussion around the vision... but concussion is such a hot topic at the moment, and a passion piece for so many of us."
"If Elliot Yeo's performance has dropped off a cliff, I think I'm okay to question, "Has his preparation got him in a position to be able to perform at his best"."
The NFL draft today, Alastair Clarkson's appearance on the NBA's instagram, the Cornes' middle names, running around the tan, annoying things people show you, and more.
Kane and Hayesy are joined by Adelaide AFLW coach Matthew Clarke to reflect on the contribution of Erin Phillips, following her departure to Port Adelaide. Michelangelo Rucci comments on the persistent rumours Alistair Clarkson could be headed to the Power, and the boys discuss the fallout of Rory Sloane's post-injury press conference.
Adelaide AFLW coach Matthew Clarke joins Kane and Hayesy following the departure of Erin Phillips to Port Adelaide. Matthew discusses her contribution to the club, how they'll cover her loss, and their list management process without clarity around when the season will start.
Kane and Hayesy speak to Adelaide Crows young gun Ned McHenry about their upset win over the Bulldogs in Ballarat, Michelangelo Rucci about Channel 10/Paramount's interest in buying back into the AFL broadcast market, debate the latest antics of Nick Kyrgios and Ben Simmons, and laud Erin Phillips' move to Port Adelaide.
Crows gun young forward Ned McHenry joins Kane and Hayesy off the back of their upset win against the Bulldogs in Ballarat on Saturday. Ned discusses his rise under Matthew Nicks, this influence of ruckman Reilly O'Brien, and his favourite fishing spots in South Australia.
Kane and Haysey are joined by Adelaide Crows assistant coach Scott Burns, Michelangelo Rucci and Port Adelaide assistant coach Nathan Bassett.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy talked about what Essendon must do to turn their season around, Leon Cameron's future at GWS, and explained why the AFL must clean up the way clubs name teams, and more. They then caught up with Gold Coast Suns coach Stuart Dew, and talked about some of the burning questions ahead of Round 6 in 'The Friday Agenda.'
After their 'Ramble' on Thursday morning, Kane and Kingy held one of the funnier quizzes they've done this year. They then talked about what Essendon must do to turn their season around, Leon Cameron's future with GWS, and the side's Kingy is starting to believe in. Following that, they highlighted the AFL's need to clean up the way club's name sides, and their first guest was Sydney coach John Longmire. Gold Coast Suns coach Stuart Dew was their next guest, and after discussing some of the key issues ahead of Round 6 in 'The Friday Agenda' they finished the show by speaking to Port Adelaide assistant coach Chad Cornes.
With the Power sitting at 0-5, Chad Cornes joined his brother Kane and Kingy to talk about their disappointing first half against Carlton, the feedback the playing group has delivered to each other recently, the omission of Karl Amon this week, and more.
What do we think of Tom Jonas saying Port Adelaide will win this week, should we have Thursday night football every week, what clubs should pay for Luke Jackson, and more.
Gold Coast Suns coach Stuart Dew joined Kane and Kingy to reflect on his side's start to the 2022 season, to talk about the impact Matt Rowell's having, and to explain how his players have been instructed to deal with the umpire dissent crackdown.
Sydney head coach John Longmire joined Kane and Kingy to talk about what his side needs to do to go to the next level, the changes Buddy Franklin makes to their forward line, and the players that are succeeding after leaving the club.
"We never find out about players injuries, but yet we always know when Paddy's injured."
"I don't think there's anyone in Victoria that thinks he'll have his job at the end of the year."
"If they're fair dinkum about what they're saying, it's not a 120-minute fix, it's a 10-week block."
With Toby Greene's return to the field coming tonight, the theme of today's quiz was "hotheads", which created some interesting conversations, and revealed a worrying episode involving a contestant.
Mike Tyson's outburst on a plane this morning, Siosifa Talakai's dominant performance in the NRL, umpire dissent in the AFL, drawing free kicks, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Adam Cooney - Port Adelaide debutant ruckman Sam Hayes, Michelangelo Rucci, assessing Eddie McGuire's umpire proposal, and more.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss Eddie McGuire's radical umpire proposal and to ask "do we need the bounce?"
After his debut against Carlton last weekend, Port Adelaide ruck SAM HAYES joined SEN SA Breakfast with thoughts on Tom Jonas' 'We will win' comments
Eddie McGuire's radical umpires proposal is put under the microscope. Kane Cornes and Adam Cooney discuss what needs to change on SEN SA Breakfast.
Crows leadership group. Lachie Hunter, Fremantle players under H&S protocols, Tarryn Thomas, Mitch Lewis' hamstring, and more.
Cooney's Brownlow heckle, A lost tooth, Channel 9 issues, No Thursday night footy, AFL player names, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Miles Pfitzner - Adelaide forward Elliott Himmelberg, Michelangelo Rucci, Ken Hinkley talkback, Taylor Walker comments reaction, and more.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the AFL commission, Tex Walker comments, Tom Jonas guaranteeing a win, and more.
Fresh from kicking 4 goals against Richmond, ELLIOTT HIMMELBERG joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss pressure for spots at Adelaide, umpire dissent, Crows leadership and more.
Ken Hinkley's 'We can make finals' call has been criticised, but Nathan Buckley has defended Ken's comments.
Taylor Walker is in the news again after a discussion on Trent Cotchin on Adelaide's Triple M. Will his comments draw a fine from the AFL?
"The AFL have taken a rocket launcher to a water pistol fight." The umpire dissent debate continues to rage after Brad Scott's press conference yesterday.
Brad Scott is backing the umpires interpretation of dissent, Ollie Wines on the way back, Lachie Hunter takes leave of absence.
Kane has had his say on Ken Hinkley and it sparked plenty of your responses via phone and text on SEN SA Breakfast
Pfitzy's in for Hayesy, Coming in off the long run, the right Volkaneo, Footy Training, Dual-sports stars, Hygiene habits, AFL more even than ever, Arguing on Facebook, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Adam Cooney - Adelaide assistant coach James Rahilly, Michelangelo Rucci, Port assistant midfield coach Luke Kelly, Umpire dissent debate, and more.
Following the 3-point loss to Carlton, Port Adelaide assistant coach LUKE KELLY joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the two very different halves of football, giving minutes to young midfielders, discipline and returning players.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast after a long weekend with mixed fortunes for SA's teams and major issues around umpiring.
Following the Crows 19-point win over the Tigers, Crows assistant coach JAMES RAHILLY joins SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the selection squeeze, leadership changes and umpire dissent.
"This is the hardest game to play in the world and we continue year by year to make it even harder"
"I'd be thrilled if I was a Crows fan. They have a crack every week". Rory Sloane's ACL is the only sour note on a weekend when the young Crows took another step forward.
At 0-5 and as the only winless side in the AFL, where to next for Port Adelaide? The whispers have begun as per Caroline Wilson on Footy Classified. Kane Cornes and Adam Cooney discuss on SEN SA Breakfast.
Hawthorn's surprise Easter Monday victory, Rory Sloane's ACL, Karl Amon's strike cops an MRO fine, Trent Cotchin's kick, AFL Coaches votes and an SANFL update thanks to Host Plus.
"Unfortunately after a great weekend of footy the biggest talking point is the umpiring"
Hayesy's first sick day, Long weekend checklist, Easter Egg hunts, Vegemite spreading, Pineapple on pizza, Umpiring discussion, and more.
After chatting to Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell, Kane Cornes and David King deeply dissected Brisbane's win over Collingwood last night, and also asked each other some burning questions in 'The Friday Agenda'.
On Good Friday morning, Kane and Kingy's Ramble included chats about Kingy's week off, Taggs' food in the studio, Kane's disappointing performance on the punt, Kingy's interesting maths on the Monday Means Test, and much more. After they finished catching up on each other's fortnight, they spoke to Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell about his side's start to the year, and the opening months of his senior coaching career. They spent the rest of the second hour dissecting Brisbane's win over Collingwood last night, and going through the key talking points from the action at the Gabba. And in the last hour, 'The Friday Agenda' was followed by a chat with Andy Harper about the upcoming FA Cup matches this weekend, and they finished the show by taking calls on some key issues in the AFL.
Paramount+ football expert joined Kane and Kingy to talk about the tantalising FA cup fixtures coming up this weekend, the prestige of winning the FA Cup, the likelihood of Crystal Palace upsetting Chelsea, what role recent form plays in FA Cup ties, and more.
"You've got to put them on a pedestal, you've got to reward those individuals as they should be rewarded."
Why Marcus Adams is exactly what the Western Bulldogs need right now and what other trades you want your club to take back, are Kane's concerns about Matt Rowell justified, the 50m penalty against Harris Andrews last night, and more.
Kane Cornes and David King look at all the biggest talking points from Brisbane's win over Collingwood in front of a packed Gabba last night, including Dayne Zorko's play off halfback, the amount of 'A-Graders' Brisbane have, Lachie Neale's ability to hit the scoreboard, Darcy Gardiner's hit on Josh Daicos, the future of Mason Cox, Jordan De Goey's sublime form, and more.
"He looked like the most out of form player I think I've ever seen last night, that's on the coach for me."
"The biggest win of the first month of the season, across football, has been Zorko to halfback."
With his side set to take on Geelong on Easter Monday, Sam Mitchell joined Kane and Kingy for the first of his many regular catch ups throughout the 2022 season, where he chatted about the most disappointing aspect of their loss to St Kilda, the way he's approaching coaching different personalities at the Hawks, the reports on their physical training this week, the similarities in their midfield, and more.
Kingy's week off, Taggs' food in the studio, Kane's disappointing performance on the punt, Kingy's interesting maths on the Monday Means Test, Kane's mates on Hindley Street, Al Pacino's new found love, the best high-flyers in AFL history, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Andrew Hayes & Adam Cooney - Port Adelaide Magpies coach Matthew Lokan, Michelangelo Rucci, Round 5 team selection, and more.
Confirming the news that Martin Frederick is out with health & safety protocols this weekend, Port Adelaide Magpies coach MATTHEW LOKAN joined SEN SA Breakfast. He discusses Jeremy Finlayson, Sam Hayes and other players pushing for senior selection.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast with thoughts on selection for Port and the Crows, Port's Scott Lycett / Sam Hayes dilemma, potential for a twilight Grand Final and tips for the weekend.
His playing days are behind him, but what does Hayesy think he'd be capable of now on the footy field?
Rumours abound that the 2022 AFL Grand Final time may be shifted to 4:00pm. Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes discuss the pros and cons of the potential shift.
Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes look at the possible ins and outs for the Crows and Port for Round 5 including a tweet suggesting some Power players may be affected by COVID protocols.
Matthew Nicks responds to criticism of the Crows, Ryan Burton's 100th AFL game and more.
Talkin bout the Coons returns in style with an incredible tale of Quail resuscitation from Adam Cooney,
Another day of feeling poorly, Salmonella symptons, Talkin' bout the Coons, Angry driving, park standoffs, Patrick Beverley, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Andrew Hayes & Adam Cooney - Port Adelaide CEO Matthew Richardson, Michelangelo Rucci, Adelaide Rising Star nominee Josh Rachele, Carlton Head of Football Brad Lloyd, and more.
Ahead of Sunday's clash with Port Adelaide, Carlton's Head of Football BRAD LLOYD joined SEN SA Breakfast with an update on Patrick Cripps and reaction to Carlton's fast start to 2022.
This year's draft crop have had a blistering start. After a month of footy, who do Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes have as their Top 5 Rising Stars so far?
Adelaide's Rising Star nominee JOSH RACHELE joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss his nomination, copping a fine on the weekend, his future expectations, the Showdown win and more.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss Gil McLachlan's legacy as AFL CEO and what issues the next boss will need to address.
Following the appointment of Lauren Arnell as head coach to Port's AFLW team, CEO MATTHEW RICHARDSON joined SEN SA Breakfast. Richo talks about Ken Hinkley, pressure on the club, injury updates, AFLW recruitment and more.
Port Adelaide's AFLW Head Coach appointment of Lauren Arnell, Gil McLachlan stepping down as AFL CEO and more.
Adam Cooney filling in for Kane Cornes today. Hayesy's poorly condition, experience with salmonella, the Prancing Pony deck, rising star nominations, guilt trips, favourite US athletes, Cam Newton's awful podcast, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Andrew Hayes & Josh Jenkins - JJ fills in for Kane Cornes, Michelangelo Rucci with Port AFLW news, Bryce Gibbs, and more.
Who needs to Pull their Socks Up? Harry McKay and Stephen Rowe cop nominations. All Day socks by Underworks pass every test, pick up a pair and test them for yourself!
The reigning Magarey medalist BRYCE GIBBS has had a ripping start to the year with South Adelaide and joined SEN SA Breakfast.
The Rooch joined SEN SA with news about Port's upcoming AFLW announcement and trade rumors, Sam Hayes, Todd Marshall internal opinion and Rucci's Rant
Taylor Walker copped plenty of attention from the crowd in Sunday's game against Essendon. Was it over the top?
Criticism has come for Port Adelaide's forward line but should that be aimed at Mitch Georgiades and Todd Marshall?
"He's the best key defender in the game by a mile" - Josh Jenkins gives his nomination for the Best Defender Leaderboard thanks to Murray Pest Control.
Ollie Wines gives an update, Josh Rachele's Rising Star nomination, Lance Franklin, Nic Naitanui, Paddy Ryder's suspension, AFLW movements, Max Gawn in the Coaches Votes, and more.
Josh Jenkins is in for Kane, Weekend at the F1s, Involvement with the Cats, podcasting with Dangerfield, Tom Hawkins, Country Footy, Harry McKay staging, a bad curry, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Adelaide Senior Assistant Coach Scott Burns, Michelangelo Rucci, Crows AFLW premiership defender Marijana Rajcic, Player of Steel, and more.
After a great weekend of footy, who stood out as the Player of Steel thanks to Weeks Homes - Discovering how we're delivering a higher standard of design and build quality.
Fresh from an AFLW premiership win, Crows AFLW defender MARIJANA RAJCIC joined SEN SA Breakfast to talk about celebrations, a short turnaround to next season and Erin Phillips.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to talk about Adelaide's forward line, news out of Port Adelaide, Jeremy Finlayson's SANFL form and the potential Erin Phillips fairytale finish.
"We don't necessarily want to be that shootout team". Adelaide's Senior Assistant Coach Scott Burns joined SEN SA Breakfast after yesterday's 4-point loss to Essendon.
Port Adelaide are now the only winless side in the AFL after Round 4. But does it make sense to move on Ken Hinkley now?
"I'm more optimistic about Adelaide than I was going into the season". Plus the potential problem with Rory Sloane.
Crows AFLW premiership, Ollie Wines latest, Mitch Hinge injury, Josh Rachele rising star chances, Patrick Cripps hamstring, and more.
Following the PGA Masters, Weekend Checklist including initial thoughts on Port, Adelaide and the Crows AFL premiership, the Prancing Pony deck, Pitch invaders in the NRL, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane Cornes and Adam Cooney dissected Port Adelaide's efforts in last night's loss to Melbourne, and they then turned their attention to the Australian GP and chatted to Channel 10 F1 commentator Richard Craill. After discussing Darcy Moore's contract and Nat Fyfe's leadership, they talked to Port Adelaide captain Tom Jonas who talked through their disappointing loss last night.
On Friday morning, Kane and Coons looked at Cam Smith and Tiger Woods' start at The Masters, then reminisced about footy trips and asked what sporting moments they would buy as NFTs. After deeply dissecting last night's game between Port Adelaide and Melbourne, and going through all the key talking points, they turned their attention to the Australian Grand Prix and spoke to Channel 10 F1 commentator Richard Craill. In 'The Friday Agenda' they looked at Darcy Moore's long term deal with Collingwood, Nat Fyfe's leadership at Fremantle, and much more. And they finished the show by talking to Port Adelaide captain Tom Jonas who answered some of the burning questions after their loss to Melbourne last night.
After his side's disappointing loss to Melbourne last night, Port Adelaide captain Tom Jonas joined Kane and Coons to talk about where they fell down against the Dees, why the senior players need to maintain standards, and the pressure facing them after a 0-4 start.
Long terms deals in the AFL, Nat Fyfe's leadership at Fremantle, tagging more than one player, Kysaiah Pickett's form in 2022, and more.
With official proceedings at the Australian GP set to get underway today, Channel 10 F1 commentator Richard Craill joined Kane and Coons to talk through the lead up to the event, what difference the changes to the track will make, and who he thinks is primed to win on Sunday.
After David King's top five performers in 2022 was full of midfielders a couple of weeks ago, Adam Cooney decided to list his top five key position players in the competition.
Kane Cornes and Adam Cooney review Thursday night's clash between Port Adelaide and Melbourne.
"The effort was there... but their game plan going in was about the worst game plan you could have when you're trying to take on Melbourne."
Cam Smith and Tigers Woods' start at The Masters, Kane and Coons' footy trips, their bucket list sporting events, what AFL moments would you want as an NFT, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - media royalty Mark Soderstrom, Michelangelo Rucci.
Rooch comes in for a chat, and Kane's five-question sports quiz puts listeners under the pump.
Journo extraordinaire Soda talks Port Adelaide's 0-3 start, SA sport and what he's been up to recently.
Kane & Haysey unpack Port Adelaide's 0-3 start, Ken Hinkley's coaching future and Eddie Bett's comments regarding Cyril Rioli and the Hawthorn Football Club.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Adelaide Crows wingman Mitch Hinge, Michelangelo Rucci, Adelaide Crows 4x All Australian Ebony Marinoff.
Newly minted 4x All Australian Ebony Marinoff joins Kane & Haysey to discuss the W Awards, Montana McKinnon's suspension and the upcoming 2022 AFLW Grand Final.
Rooch joins Kane & Haysey to discuss Montana McKinnon's suspension, Erin Phillips' future and Port Adelaide's coaching future.
Kane & Haysey dive into Port Adelaide's 0-3 start. Does it unite or galvanise the group?
Kane & Haysey dive into updates across cricket, golf, tennis, boxing, basketball, AFLW and AFL.
Kane & Haysey share 'Oh Boy' yarns, including protesting monogamy with eight wives, and the big names from Kane's phonebook.
Kane the basketball dad, Montana McKinnon suspension upheld, are shoeys only for beers?
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Adelaide Crows assistant James Rahilly, Port Adelaide ruck Scott Lycett, Michelangelo Rucci.
The Rooch discusses the key absences crippling Port Adelaide early in 2022, the upwards trajectory of the Crows, and why the AFL have been hypocritical in their handling of Jeff Kennet's derogatory comments towards Cyril Rioli's wife.
Port ruckman Scott Lycett ponders where it's gone wrong for the Power across the opening three rounds, addresses the ruck imbalance they're suffering at present, and looks ahead to Thursday's meeting with Melbourne.
Adelaide Crows assistant James Rahilly joins Kane and Hayesy after their thrilling Showdown win on Friday night. With Taylor Walker expected to return this week, James provides an update on how the side can balance the development Elliott Himmelberg, Lachie Gollant and Riley Thilthorpe across 2022.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Showdown wash-up, AFLW defender Marijana Rajcic, Michelangelo Rucci, Port Adelaide defensive coach Tyson Goldsack, and more.
Port Adelaide's defensive development coach TYSON GOLDSACK joined SEN SA Breakfast after Port's upset Showdown loss, discussing the internal club reaction and public commentary around Ken Hinkley.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discussed the biggest talking points post Friday's upset Showdown win to the Crows.
The Crows are through to the AFLW Grand Final and defender MARIJANA RAJCIC (MJ) joined SEN SA Breakfast to talk about the win and the preparation for Saturday's clash against Melbourne.
The big story coming out of Friday's Showdown win to the Crows is Ken Hinkley and fans calling for his sacking. Port's trade period cops scrutiny, Ricciuto's comments are reviewed and team changes are sounded out.
Round 1 results, Shane McAdam might've taken mark of year, Xavier Duursma injury, North Adelaide upset win, and more.
AFLW prelim final win, Western Derby last night, Showdown MRO charges, Jordan De Goey 1 match ban, Cyril Rioli story, and more.Thanks to Blitz Golf North Adelaide - An Easter Monday festival of Golf, music, bands and food with unrivalled atmosphere.
Weekend checklist, Dominance of the Southern Stars, Supporter bases that want to kill Kane, Jordan Dawson, Port Adelaide set shots, and more.
To start the show, Kane and Kingy give their initial reactions to the Western Bulldogs win over Sydney last night, and look at each club's celebrity supporters. They then dissect why the Dogs were able to get the four points over the Swans. Halfway through the show they're joined in the studio by former Manchester United striker Dwight Yorke, where they talk about the Red Devils upcoming trip to Australia and his stellar career at Old Trafford. After going through the biggest talking points ahead of round three, they chat to Joel Selwood who's set to break the games captained record this weekend. Later in their chat with Joel, their joined by Stephen Kernahan who congratulates the Cats skipper for breaking his record.
With Joel Selwood set to break Stephen Kernahan's record for games captained this weekend, he joined Kane and Kingy to reflect on his tenure as the Cats skipper, and later on, Sticks called in to congratulate him.
Kane and Kingy debate whether Essendon should send a tagger to Christian Petracca this weekend.
Kane's research with Dwight Yorke, Richmond's selection this weekend, sides that have the opportunity to go 3-0 this weekend, who would you rather be out of Essendon, Port Adelaide or GWS, and Kingy's confidence in the Suns this weekend.
After it was announced the Red Devils will be coming to Australia in July, former Manchester United striker Dwight Yorke joined Kane and Kingy in the studio to talk about the last time they came to Melbourne and his stellar career in football.
Kane and Kingy debate whether defenders are facing significant disadvantages against forwards when it comes to umpiring in the AFL.
Who's your club's celebrity supporter, Hugh Jackman's half-time speech to Port Adelaide in the Showdown, Fox Footy's new Saturday night show and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Redlegs coach Jade Rawling, Matt Crouch, Michelangelo Rucci, continuing to investigate the RMFL striking suspension, and more.
Adelaide Crows midfield MATT CROUCH joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss his return to the team after an injury-riddled 2021. Matt also addresses Mark Ricciuto's strong comments and previews the Showdown.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the balance of Adelaide's list, expected changes at Port for the Showdown and the injury news for Charlie Dixon.
On Norwood membership day, coach JADE RAWLINGS joined SEN SA Breakfast to preview the 2022 season ahead and talk about what Redlegs fans can expect to see when the team takes the field. Are you red and blue in 22? Become a Norwood member now, call 1300 Go Legs or visit norwoodfc.com.au
"It shows that internally the Crows are as angry as the supporters. Isn't that what you'd want?"
Charlie Dixon injury revelation, Bulldogs and Sydney lineups, AFLW All-Australian squad, Essendon considering Ben Hobbs, Travis Auld on Friday double-up scheduling, and more.
"That doesn't cut it for me" - Kane and Hayesy continue to investigate the details around an overt striking suspension in the River Murray Football League on SEN SA Breakfast
Showdown Eve, Graham's birthday plans, RMFL Investigation, In-studio temperature, Ken Hinkley, Reflections on Warne Memorial, Hayesy personal news, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Darren Lehmann, Henry Hunt, South Adelaide Panthers coach Jarrad Wright, Michelangelo Rucci, and more.
With the SANFL season 2022 getting underway this Friday, South Adelaide coach JARRAD WRIGHT joined SEN SA Breakfast to preview the club's chances and discuss how the Panthers might take their next step.
Acting captain of the Redbacks HENRY HUNT joined SEN SA Breakfast, fresh off the celebrations of the clubs first Shield win in over 2 years. As the team head into the off-season, what comes next for Hunt?
Former Australian cricket coach and SA cricket great DARREN LEHMANN joined SEN SA Breakfast ahead of the Shane Warne memorial. Lehmann is also involved with the new Adelaide Premier League - follow on Instagram @adelaidepremierleague
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss whether a showdown win can restore hope to a supporter base and his response to Mark Ricciuto's comments on Triple M.
"I think the best place to heal would be inside a football club" - In light of the Dustin Martin story, Kane shares his experience dealing with grief in a football setting.
"3 years into a rebuild we've got one of the most influential figures in the club saying they can't kick or handball"
In the latest AFL news, Rory Laird will play the showdown, Nat Fyfe update, injuries to Tarryn Thomas and Phil Davis, the return of Jack Riewoldt and Dylan Grimes, and more.
After being sent vision of a coward punch on field in the River Murray Football League, Kane has questions about the weak suspension handed down.
Sharp haircuts, Showdown week quick updates, Where's Rory Sloane? Trump's Hole in One statement, Matt Leo yesterday, Printer's fixed, Kane's River Murray Footy League investigation, Socceroos, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Marty Mattner, Michelangelo Rucci, Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Matt Leo, and more.
Adelaide-born NFL player MATT LEO from the Philadelphia Eagles joined SEN SA Breakfast live in studio to talk about his humble beginnings, journey to the NFL and what is required of him as an athlete.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to talk about the AFL medical substitute, the length of a footy game, the support structure around Ken Hinkley, and more.
With the SANFL season 2022 getting underway this Friday, Sturt coach MARTY MATTNER joined SEN SA Breakfast to preview the club's chances and look at the Double Blues off-season list changes.
Speaking at the official Showdown presser yesterday, Adelaide captain RORY SLOANE spoke about his injury and Riley Thilthorpe. Kane & Hayesy react on SEN SA Breakfast.
The reactions came thick and fast on Monday after Port's weekend loss to Hawthorn. Kane and Hayesy run the rule over them on SEN SA Breakfast.
MRO update and the grey area around the Willie Rioli non-suspension, Jake Bowey rising star nomination, Dustin Martin latest, Weekend Coaches Association votes, Kade Kolodjashnij concussion accusation, and more.
The Oscars slap, Hayesy's dog going under the knife again, Free haircuts, Fashion lovers, Buddy ball exchange, Graham Cornes' lost ball, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Nathan Van Berlo, Chad Cornes, Michelangelo Rucci, washup from the weekend AFL losses, and more.
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Port Adelaide assistant coach CHAD CORNES joined SEN SA Breakfast after Port's 64-point thumping at the hands of Hawthorn. Chad labels the performance 'unacceptable' in a strong response to the game.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to review the weekend losses for both SA AFL teams. Port Adelaide's coaches and Riley Thilthorpe are both under the microscope.
Crows assistant coach NATHAN VAN BERLO joined SEN SA Breakfast after the Crows 42-point loss to Collingwood on Saturday. He discusses form, Riley Thilthorpe, injuries, and more.
Adelaide's forward line dominates discussion in the washup of their loss to Collingwood. What's going on with Riley Thilthorpe and will Taylor Walker come straight back into the team post suspension?
A lot went wrong for Port on Saturday night. Kane & Hayesy talk about the issues for the Forwards and Backs and discussion about Ken Hinkley's tenure.
MRO findings from Saturday's Port and Crows games, Rory Sloane's adductor injury, injuries as well to Zach Merrett, Phil Davis and Sean Darcy, plus the AFLW grand final details.
Ordinary weekend of footy in SA but there was one big winning in the weekend checklist - the Redbacks! Buddy's 1000th goal, 'Kane the Fun Police' Collingwood banner, Henry Hayes in footy mode, Graham Cornes tweeting, tough tipping, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane Cornes and David King reviewed Carlton's 12-point win over the Western Bulldogs, and spoke with Richmond assistant coach Adam Kingsley and former West Coast defender Brad Sheppard.
Our flinch reactions to the footy on Thursday night, and when we've been set up by our mates, before Kingy explained why North Melbourne had no choice but to omit Jaidyn Stephenson (36:04), a full review of Carlton's 12-point win over the Western Bulldogs (39:54), Kane outlined why Collingwood shouldn't commit to Jordan De Goey (55:36), Richmond assistant coach Adam Kingsley (1:06:59), the Friday Agenda (1:21:17), and former West Coast defender Brad Sheppard on his recovery from repeat concussions (1:45:46).
How he has begun to "turn the corner" in terms of his concussion symptoms, the "rigorous therapy" he has been through to regain full function, why big collisions like Willie Rioli's bump must be stamped out and the concussion protocols extended to 30 days, and more.
The Essendon leaders who must lift even though they're putting up big disposal numbers, why North Melbourne may have been the most disappointing team in the opening round, whether we've seen another player who can "take traffic" like Carlton captain Patrick Cripps, the contract Kane would put in front of Collingwood's Jordan De Goey, and more.
Why the Tigers remain confident in their midfield group despite the final quarter mauling at the hands of Carlton last Thursday, the latest on Dustin Martin with the triple Norm Smith Medallist on a leave of absence from the club, what Noah Balta can bring to the forward line next to Tom Lynch, the Tigers' hopes that Dion Prestia's hamstring injury is only "incidental" after the 29-year-old put in a strong pre-season, when we could see Sydney Stack back in the senior team, and more.
"If you're going to sign a player up on $900,000 for four or five years, you want to sign a grown-up."
Kane Cornes and David King run through all the key narratives from the Blues' 12-point win over the runners-up on Thursday night.
Our flinch reactions to another "brutal" Carlton performance, and how the Bulldogs' "bottom five players suddenly look really ordinary," when our mates have set us up, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Jack Gunston, Ryan Burton, Michelangelo Rucci, Reactions to Ash Barty's retirement, match committee selection, and more.
"The fans have got to back us in" - Ryan Burton joined SEN SA Breakfast ahead of their Round 2 clash against Hawthorn.
Port Adelaide defender RYAN BURTON joined SEN SA Breakfast ahead of Saturday's Round 2 clash against his former club Hawthorn. Burton reviews the Brisbane loss, updates on club injuries and reflects on his own journey.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to process yesterday's shock of Ash Barty's retirement. He casts an eye over selection at Port and the Crows, particularly Adelaide's forward line.
3x premiership star forward JACK GUNSTON joined SEN SA Breakfast ahead of Saturday's Adelaide Oval clash with Port Adelaide. He reflects on an injury-filled 2021 and a new Sam Mitchell-led era at the Hawks.
Predicting the ins and outs for Adelaide and Port Adelaide for their upcoming Round 2 matches.
The AFL will not contest the decision to overturn Willie Rioli, and the boys think that's a good thing - "Do you know what's been lost in this discussion? How hard this game is to play"
Xavier Duursma out of #7 this weekend to honour Russell Ebert, Bulldogs and Carlton teams, Rising Star nominee out due to COVID, Willie Rioli - Gil on The Front Bar, and more.
Ash Barty news interrupted a nap, Tribute to Ash, Retirements that shocked you, Barry Hall's big defeat, Kane boxing, Rugby League, Willie Rioli, Port's Saturday night, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Barry Hall, James Rowe, Michelangelo Rucci, Reactions to the tribunal decisions, and more.
"We're going to lose what makes the game great." The debate rages on SEN SA Breakfast after Willie Rioli's 1-game suspension was overturned at the AFL tribunal.
"They should be beating Collingwood, who finished 17th last year." As the Adelaide Crows continue to develop, what should fans be expecting week by week?
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to run his eye over last night's tribunal decisions. Plus, where should Crows fans expectations be?
JIMMY ROWE was one of the best performers in the Crows 1-point loss to Fremantle on Sunday. He joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss his performance.
Rory Sloane had his one-game suspension overturned at the AFL tribunal last night. If he was Toby Greene, would it have been the same result?
Former goalkicking legend BARRY HALL returns to the boxing ring tonight for Turf War - fighting Sonny Bill Williams. Hall joined SEN SA Breakfast ahead of the fight.
Tribunal news and reactions to Rory Sloane and Willie Rioli, AFL player ratings saying Rachele had the 2nd best debut on record, Will Day, Logan McDonald, and more.
Fight night tonight, Hayesy as a young draftee with Barry Hall at Sydney, 20 minute break for Buddy, Former footballers that are good boxers, Mali's first presser, which team to support? and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Incoming Adelaide Oval CEO Nick Addison, Jade Sheedy on Eagles membership day, Michelangelo Rucci and more.
Woodville West Torrens coach JADE SHEEDY joined SEN SA Breakfast on Eagles membership day. Today only (March 22) join the Eagles and you could win a signed guernsey at wwfc.com.au
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the priorities of Port Adelaide, the surprise of Rory Sloane's suspension and disappointment about the Sam Draper non-suspension.
Incoming Adelaide Oval CEO NICK ADDISON joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss our iconic venue, his priorities in the new roles, the evolution of the fan experience and beer & food prices.
Responding to Port's assistant coach Nathan Bassett's comments yesterday, Kane & Hayesy discuss whether Port have got clear direction.
Eagles membership day, Kane has a job for Hayesy, Pouring beers, Stakeouts, Port's injuries may be better than thought, Times tough on the hip pocket, and more.
The latest in AFL news including Port's injury update, Rory Sloane suspension, Willie Rioli challenge, Rising Star nomination debate and the AFLW Grand Final delay.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Round 1 AFL review, Scott Burns, Nathan Bassett, Michelangelo Rucci and more.
Port Adelaide assistant coach NATHAN BASSETT joined SEN SA Breakfast after Port's injury hit 11-point loss against the Lions on Saturday.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the Round 1 results for Port Adelaide and the Crows - what can be learned from the results?
Adelaide senior assistant coach SCOTT BURNS joined SEN SA Breakfast after the Crows' heartbreaking 1-point loss to Fremantle on Sunday.
Who needs to pull up their socks this week? Adelaide 36ers, Essendon Bombers and naming debutants as the medical sub. All Day Socks by Underworks pass every comfort test.
After the Crows' heartbreaking 1-point Round 1 loss to Brisbane, Kane and Hayesy pick out 3 positives and 3 negatives from the performance on SEN SA Breakfast.
After Port Adelaide's Round 1 loss to Brisbane, Kane and Hayesy pick out 3 positives and 3 negatives from the performance on SEN SA Breakfast.
Port's long list of injuries from the Brisbane clash, Mitch Robinson and Sam Draper MRO findings, AFLW prelim decided and Gold Coast's last Sunday win.
SA's election result, Weekend checklist - not great news for SA teams, the newest Adelaide cult figure, Kane's Footy Show Volkaneo, AFL Round 1 action, Jack Hayes, your texts and calls, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy examined how the "standards at Carlton have shifted" and why we should "hold our bullets" for Richmond, discussed Luke Beveridge's tirade at Tom Morris in Wednesday's post-match press conference and why the Fox Sports reporter was subsequently stood down, and caught up with GWS Giants coach Leon Cameron.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy addressed the Tom Morris story after the reporter was stood down by Fox Sports, and explained why we need to "hold our bullets" for Richmond (12:16), spoke with Greater Western Sydney coach Leon Cameron (39:43), explained how the "standards at Carlton have shifted" (53:22), why we don't need to be concerned about the Western Bulldogs (1:03:37), discussed whether Luke Beveridge's tirade in his post-game press conference represented a "pattern of behaviour" (1:09:31), ran the Friday Agenda (1:20:40), and ran the rule over the final seven games of the opening round (1:49:26).
Kane and Kingy go through the seven remaining games of the opening round, pinpoint the stakes and tip who will win.
Why Luke Beveridge and other coaches could better "pick their battles" rather than squabble with reporters when selection news gets out, how teams can put a "cooler" on Christian Petracca and other elite midfielders without compromising their game plan, whether Richmond have the strength in the middle to return to contention, and more.
"They're going to play at Marvel and be almost impossible to beat there with the way they move the ball."
The next step for the Giants after a surprise finals appearance last season, why he'll continue to make room for the out-of-fashion tagger, the "breakout" forward who can help the Giants overcome a personnel crisis in offence, why he doesn't perceive part-time coach and former Essendon tactician James Hird as a threat to his position, his empathy for Luke Beveridge after the Western Bulldogs coach tore through a journalist on Wednesday night, and more.
"What Tom said is unacceptable. That's the starting point. It's not 'how are we?', it's 'how are the affected?'"
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Reaction to Luke Beveridge and the season opener, Lincoln McCarthy, Michelangelo Rucci, and more.
Adelaide and Port Adelaide have named their COVID top-up contingency lists for the 2022 season. Who would be first in?
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss Luke Beveridge's press conference and his experience with difficult coach/journalist relationships, the AFL season opener, Wayne Milera, and more.
Brisbane forward LINCOLN MCCARTHY joined SEN SA Breakfast ahead of Saturday's Round 1 clash with Port Adelaide to discuss Brisbane's preparations and his personal journey in the AFL.
What players could improve their game and end 2022 in the Top 3 players at Port or the Crows?
After a fiery press conference from Luke Beveridge, KANE CORNES and ANDREW HAYES weigh in on the biggest story in football on SEN SA Breakfast
Melbourne take out the season opener, selection news at the Crows, AFLW final rescheduled, Eloise Jones ban upheld, Hawthorn / Collingwood / Geelong selections.
Taylor Made Hole in One competition, Jury Duty, Pakistan 2nd test draw, Alex de Minaur, Disappointing crowd for a season opener, Kyrie Irving, the cameo appearance of Clarko, and more.
AFL legend Malcolm Blight throws his "100%" support behind the AFL's new rules around umpire dissent.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Nathan Van Berlo, Malcolm Blight, Michelangelo Rucci, Hayesy's season predictions, and more.
AFL Legend MALCOLM BLIGHT joined SEN SA Breakfast to give his unique analysis on the game. Blighty tips Port for the 2022 premiership, talks about the Crows rebuild and gives his support to the new umpire dissent rules.
Kane runs a review of ANDREW HAYES' 2022 AFL season predictions? Does Hayesy have it right?
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the grand final rematch, should it be played as the season opener and should the MCG always open the season?
Adelaide Crows assistant coach NATHAN VAN BERLO joined SEN SA Breakfast ahead of the club's main training session, shaping for the Round 1 clash with Fremantle.
Teams for tonight's season opener, Lachie Hunter, Paddy McCartin's selection, Kane Baldwin and Josh Gibcus' debuts, How clubs handle debuts, and more.
Footy's back! The biggest rivalries in footy, Kane's morning spritzer, Expensive sports, the evolution of Nick Kyrgios, South Australian Tourism Commission, Hayesy's Hero, and more.
Ryan Harris joins Kane and Hayesy to reflect on Australia's dismantling of Pakistan on Day three of the second Test in Karachi, which has put the Aussies in the box seat to win their first Test at the venue at their eighth attempts.
The Rooch joins Kane and Hayesy to discuss Karl Amon's contract status, Zac Butters' decision to remain with the Power, and the expected crowd figures for Adelaide's season opener.
Port Adelaide assistant coach Matthew Lobbe joins Kane & Hayesy, discussing his return to the club and the development of Sam Hayes and Dante Visentini.
Kingy's pre-season All-Australian prediction, Hawthorn senior coach Sam Mitchell, and Gold Coast Suns forward Ben King in the studio.
How Kane will approach his position on the All-Australian selection panel, and Kingy's pre-season All-Australian prediction, before a discussion around Lance Franklin's status in the game going into his 18th season (31:44), Hawthorn senior coach Sam Mitchell (37:24), how the dissent interpretation must evolve before the Dees and Dogs go head to head on Wednesday (53:54), North Melbourne senior coach David Noble (59:16), Gold Coast Suns forward Ben King in the studio (1:17:41), and the Friday Agenda.
Why we "have to give Stuart Dew a chance" rather than speculate over the potential that Alastair Clarkson takes the reins at Gold Coast, how West Coast forward Jack Darling hasn't been "upfront" after he relented on the COVID-19 vaccine, the key forwards we would build our team around given the choice of any in the competition, and more.
Why he signed a two-year contract rather than extend to when he's eligible for free agency, how he celebrated his commitment with Suns coach Stuart Dew, the "culture of high standards" at Gold Coast, why he believes they can play finals in the next 18 months, why he didn't finish in the top ten in the club's best-and-fairest last season, the Suns midfielder he believes is ready to go to another level, and more.
How the Roos have spent the summer building "rigour" into their contest and defence, the draftees and second-year players who have impressed along with Jason Horne-Francis, why the club will be patient with Will Phillips as he recovers from a bout of glandular fever, how Jared Polec has "built trust back" with the playing group, how Ben Cunnington is "travelling well" from a health perspective and spending a couple of days a week at the club, and more.
How the senior Hawks have responded to his instruction, two players who will miss the opening round with injury and the three key players set to return and face North Melbourne, when he'll coach from the box and when he'll sit on the bench this season, his concerns over the Hawks' leakiness in pre-season meetings with Collingwood and Richmond, how recent rule changes have helped the game, and more.
"As a 35-year-old with his ability over the last two or three seasons and what he's projected to do? Not in the top 50."
"I'm not going to revolutionise the selection committee but I am going to have my input."
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Darren Chandler, Phil Murphy, Michelangelo Rucci, a huge Volkaneo, and more.
Volkaneo hasn't taken to kindly to a discussion on Sportsday with Matthew Richardson on Wednesday about Kane's addition to the All-Australian panel.
The Rooch joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss where Port Adelaide standing heading into Season 2022, Zak Butters and whether Gil McLachlan has done the right thing by AFL fans.
ESPN Sportscenter anchor Phil Murphy joined SEN SA Breakfast, talking about the biggest stories in the NBA including the latest on Ben Simmons, Kyrie Irving, Chicago Bulls and Miami Heat.
Mark Robinson has released his Top 50 players in the AFL for 2022 and there's one thing that's caught Kane's attention, plus the predictions from AFL Captains Day.
SANFL CEO DARREN CHANDLER joined SEN SA Breakfast to talk reaction to AFL COVID top-up pools, financial results, rule interpretation, season highlights and more.
AFL Captains Day yesterday, Dayne Zorko injury update, West Coast Eagles SSP signings, Will Powell glandular fever diagnosis, and more.
Ben Simmons, the State Election race and Malinauskas is literally out running, Cricket law changes - the Mankad is in, Bogan baby names, Tall kids, Petrol Prices, Shaq, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Sam Edmund, Jack Hayes, Michelangelo Rucci, Bryce McGain, and more.
Former test spinner and SEN cricket commentator BRYCE MCGAIN joined SEN SA Breakfast to review the 1st Pakistan test - a fizzer! Discussion on changes for the 2nd test and the wear and tear on Nathan Lyon.
What will Friday's SANFL COVID draft look like, low scoring in the AFL and the AFL's lack of concern, and Rooch enters the COVID debate.
2021 Jack Oatey medalist and now St Kilda signing JACK HAYES joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss his journey to the AFL and his expectations for 2022.
AFL GM of Football Brad Scott has stated he's not worried about high scoring in the AFL. Kane & Hayesy discuss their concerns with AFL rules on SEN SA Breakfast.
Brayden Maynard's 2 week suspension has been upheld which leads to discussion on whether these decisions are eroding what makes AFL 'great'
The AFL have outlined their COVID top-up pool plans for 2022, Brayden Maynard appeal dismissed, SSP signings including Tom Lynch and Jarrod Lienert and Sam Walsh's recovery.
Petition to bring the Foo Fighters to Adelaide, Staying up for the test match, Mean tweets, Port's (Grange) T20 final, Membership packs, Butchers or Ponies, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Alex McDonald, Michelangelo Rucci, Rachael Sporn, Brayden Maynard's MRO decision and more.
"This is a game that has never been harder to play for the players. Is there no accidents in football ever again? Done?"
New Port Adelaide AFLW Operations Manager RACHAEL SPORN is asked about the pursuit of Erin Phillips.
New Port Adelaide AFLW Operations Manager and basketball legend RACHAEL SPORN joined SEN SA Breakfast ahead of her start at Port next week, discussing positive sporting culture, fan expectations and Erin Phillips.
The Rooch gives reflects on the Crows media Q&A yesterday, the relevancy of wins and losses for the Crows and the AFL funding ladder.
Player agent and managing director of Hemisphere Management ALEX McDONALD is part of Stan's 'Show Me the Money' documentary premiering Thursday March 10. He joins SEN SA Breakfast to pull back the curtain on the business of player negotiation.
Clayton Oliver said yesterday that Christian Petracca is the best player in the AFL. Do Kane & Hayesy agree?
In the latest footy news, Gold Coast won the final pre-season matchup against Geelong, MRO findings, Zak Butters, Dylan Grimes, Melbourne leadership, Jed Anderson, and more.
Meeting amongst the heavy hitters of Adelaide media, Oh boy files - Sunil Gavaskar comments on Shane Warne, Jack Lukosius, Tribunal action, Shout out to a runner - Jack Rayner breaks the 10,000m Australian record, kicking goals, and more.
Crows assistant coach and coach of the SANFL team MICK GODDEN joined SEN SA Breakfast to review Saturday's Showdown performance against Port.
The pre-season Showdown is in review with positives for both sides. Kane questions Darcy Forgarty's role in the Crows team while Todd Marshall is in question for Port. Plus an All-Australian exclusive.
Shane Warne tribute, Sunday's earthquake, a lot of football watched on the weekend, Monday Morning checklist, Wordle obsession, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Mick Godden, Chris Davies, Michelangelo Rucci, pre-season Showdown wrap, and more.
Port Adelaide footy boss CHRIS DAVIES joined SEN SA Breakfast with memories of Rod Marsh and Shane Warne, as well as to reflect on Saturday's pre-season Showdown and the health of the squad leading to Round 1.
Our full review of Carlton's Community Series win over Melbourne, before Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks and Sydney Swans forward Isaac Heeney.
Why Kane was missing from lunch at SEN and Kingy from a launch at Fox Footy, and why Kane is a "market mover," before a discussion around Carlton's "bigger, thicker" midfield (17:31), our full review of the Blues' Community Series win over reigning premiers Melbourne (39:55), why the new dissent and prior opportunity interpretations need to be tweaked (57:38), Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks (1:06:58), Sydney Swans forward Isaac Heeney (1:19:53), and the Friday Agenda (1:41:49).
The best coach and captain combinations in the competition and the greatest of all time, how Sydney Swans signing Paddy McCartin has shown us "lost" players can rediscover themselves in a new position, whether or not the "penny has dropped" for Gold Coast forward Izak Rankine, and more.
"The love, the respect, the affection between those two is as good as any in the competition."
How he pondered his future in the game before he signed on for another six years with the club where he has been since he was 12, the pair of premiership Swans and the two premiership Eagles helping him hone his midfield craft, how supplemental selection Paddy McCartin can throw the Swans' key forwards around and uses the ball well for a "big boy," why former captain Josh Kennedy will spend time on a half-back flank this season, and more.
How it will be tough for players to switch their emotions off with the new interpretation of dissent towards umpires, the two Adelaide players who are most likely to give away 50m penalties, how the Crows are "as hungry as any side" but will be limited by their list profile, why the recruiters targeted Josh Rachele and how he has settled in at West Lakes, and more.
How Mitch McGovern showed us he can have a big future in the Baggers' backline, Matthew Kennedy's breakthrough performance on the ball for the Blues, why the Dees have nothing to worry about and will "click when they want to," why we shouldn't have to cop some of the penalties that were paid against Melbourne, and more.
Why Kingy was missing from the Fox Footy launch and Kane from yesterday's SEN lunch, how many glasses of wine a player could have during the season and how soon before a game, why Kane is a "market mover" and the time he was banned from the Bulldogs' rooms, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Brett Montgomery, Mike Sheahan, Michelangelo Rucci, Essendon season preview, and more.
Is it finally the Bombers time? Can they win their first final since 2004 this season? The Bombers go under the microscope on SEN SA Breakfast.
Fresh from receiving the Life Achievement honour at the Sports Australia Media Awards on Wednesday night, legendary journalist MIKE SHEAHAN joined SEN SA Breakfast to talk about memorable guests, the future of the AFL and the ongoing issue of concussion in the game.
KANE CORNES explores the fine line of athlete criticism, both from the perspective of sporting organisations and external media on SEN SA Breakfast.
ANDREW HAYES proposes a setup to compensate SANFL clubs impacted by AFL SSP recruitment on SEN SA Breakfast.
Jack Hayes signs with the Saints via SSP, Isaac Heeney's 6 year deal, Sam Docherty's VFL return, teams for Carlton v Melbourne, Dangerfield's comments on Daisy Pearce Geelong link.
The Rooch previews the pre-season Showdown and queries AFL fan engagement on SEN SA Breakfast.
Port Adelaide assistant coach BRETT MONTGOMERY joined SEN SA Breakfast reflecting on the discussion around Port heading into season 2022. What can we expect from Port Adelaide in season 2022?
Kane knocking back Mike Sheahan, Drama at the Torrens, WA border open, the botox journey, things you're not allowed to say, and more.
Following Josh Garlepp's exposé on Power Balance Bands on the 'Full Credit' podcast, the boys discuss the bands and other 'high performance' equipment.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Ryan Harris, Michelangelo Rucci, Gavin Wanganeen, West Coast season preview, and more.
Are the Eagles on the slide in 2022? Can they recover from their huge off-season injury list? The Eagles go under the microscope on SEN SA Breakfast.
Port and Essendon legend GAVIN WANGANEEN joined SEN SA Breakfast to celebrate son Tex's signing and his elevation to legend status at Essendon last week.
Former Australian test quick RYAN HARRIS joined SEN SA Breakfast to preview the Pakistan test series starting Friday, talk about personal connections to team staff and look over the Redbacks shortened Sheffield Shield match in QLD.
The Rooch gives his takeaways from the Crows Members Forum last night and the appointment of new board members.
Gavin Wanganeen's awkward hug, Crows members forum, Josh Garlepp and the Power Balance band, 'high performance' sports equipment, AFL ticketing meltdown, membership packs, getting charged for practice matches, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Ken Hinkley discontent, Michelangelo Rucci, Sam Edmund, St Kilda season preview, and more.
Can the Saints get back into contention in 2022? The Saints go under the microscope on SEN SA Breakfast.
SEN's chief AFL newsbreaker gives us the latest on Eddie Betts' reaction to the Collection Minds retraction, Gil's AFL press conference at Marvel yesterday, the AFL's move into Tasmania, top up pools, West Coast's injury list, and more.
The Rooch gives his view on the Ken Hinkley discontent and the ongoing Collective Minds saga.
Who needs to pull up their socks this week? Mark McGowan, Adelaide Oval beer prices and Shaq cop a serve. All Day Socks by Underworks pass every comfort test.
Port Adelaide injury update, Hayesy staking out Sportsmed, Jordan Dawson to miss this week, Paddy Ryder, West Coast injury update, Brisbane floods and tweets around Mitch Robinson.
Kane's been dropped by a running sponsor, copping the rain, Kane's pranks at Port, Shaq's rookie hazing, first day at the fire brigade, sexy scoreboards, and more.
After their 88-point loss against Brisbane in Friday's practice match, what are the big concerns for the Adelaide Crows for season 2022?
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes & Andrew Hayes - Michelangelo Rucci, Josh Rachele, Wayne Phillips, and more.
SA cricket legend WAYNE PHILLIPS joined SEN SA Breakfast to reflect on the news of Rod Marsh's health. Flip also discusses the treatment of Justin Langer and the tour of Pakistan.
The Rooch is back on SEN SA Breakfast, talking SMA price increases for Adelaide Oval, practice game losses and AFLW pay structures.
Adelaide young gun JOSH RACHELE joined SEN SA Breakfast after his 3 goal performance in the Crows practice game loss against the Lions.
What concerns have arisen for Adelaide and Port Adelaide after the weekend's first practice matches for 2022?
Crows side coming together heading into Round 1 while Port and the Eagles have injury concerns, Tom Papley may miss Round 1. In the AFLW Saints have broken through and Brisbane have recorded the AFLW's highest ever score. Player of Steel thanks to Weeks Homes - Anne Hatchard.
Kane returns to SA Breakfast after a confrontation - he needs botox. SAS Australia, career advice, disappointing Australian athletes, your texts, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Craig Goodwin, Hannah Petty, Fremantle season preview, The win-win scenario if being drafted by Gold Coast.
ANDREW HAYES shares his opinion as to why being drafted to the Gold Coast Suns is a win-win for young talent.
Adelaide Thunderbirds 2021 captain HANNAH PETTY joined SEN SA Breakfast ahead of the pre-season Suncorp Team Girls Cup, starting Friday 25th.
Adelaide United winger CRAIG GOODWIN has the opportunity to become the Red's all-time top goalscorer in the coming games. Goodwin joins SEN SA Breakfast to talk about the record, Stefan Mauk, Pride game and more.
Can Fremantle's young stars lift them into the 8 in 2022? Can David Mundy dominate again? The Dockers go under the microscope on SEN SA Breakfast.
Tex Wanganeen signs on at the Bombers, Essendon v Bulldogs practice match, Stuart Dew speaks about pressure, Jordan De Goey, Nathan Freeman joins Crows SANFL team, Jed Anderson back at North Melbourne.
Coons final show of the Summer, picking a favourite child, boarding school, getting drafted and being away from home, adult gaming, odd injuries, Adelaide Fringe, Alexander Zverev, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Luke Kelly, Robbie Cornthwaite, Richmond season preview
Can Richmond bounce back to finals in 2022? The Tigers go under the microscope on SEN SA Breakfast.
Former Socceroo and Adelaide United player ROBBIE CORNTHWAITE joined SEN SA Breakfast with an eye on the world game. Robbie shares his thoughts on the VAR influenced City/Mariners result, Stefan Mauk's departure from the Reds and his worst game ever.
Port Adelaide midfield development coach LUKE KELLY joined SEN SA Breakfast ahead of Port's practice match against the Suns on Friday.
Adelaide's top two draft picks sign on, Crows life membership and discussion of AFL's crackdown on umpire dissent.
Cooney's last week, forgotten at the gardening job, Orc - the new unexpected family dog, West Tigers captaincy setup, Champ, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Chadd Sayers, Brett Hand, Carlton season preview
Glenelg coach BRETT HAND joined SEN SA Breakfast after signing a one year contract extension to the end of 2023.
Former Redbacks quick and Test Cricketer CHADD SAYERS joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss a number of stories circulating Australian cricket.
There's plenty of questions for Carlton ahead of season 2022. Another new coach and injury concerns go under the microscope on SEN SA Breakfast.
Touk Miller joins Jarrod Witts as Gold Coast Suns co-captains, Jed Anderson, Wayne Carey, Gil McLachlan's comments on the AFL playing through COVID, Dangerfield and the AFLW.
Recovering from Mondayitis, SEN Afghanistan, Dog Coughing, Worst Sporting Performances, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Jackie Narracott, Daniel Johnson, Hawthorn season preview, Pull Up Your Socks.
Who needs to pull up their socks this week? NBA's Slam Dunk Contest and Nick Dal Santo's AFLW Saints. All Day Socks by Underworks pass every comfort test.
After the Adelaide 36ers comeback win over the Taipans, veteran forward DANIEL JOHNSON joined SEN SA Breakfast to talk about the reaction to the first quarter and how they turned the game around.
Olympic skeleton silver medalist JACKIE NARRACOTT joined SEN SA Breakfast after the conclusion of the Beijing Winter Olympics to share whether the achievement has 'sunk in' yet and what's next for her.
A new era begins at Hawthorn in 2022 with Sam Mitchell taking the reins. Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes take differing views on their upcoming season.
West Coast and the AFL make statements after a disgusting post aimed at Eagles forward Liam Ryan and his kids, AFL and WA, Adelaide Crows back on top of the AFLW, Player of Steel - Jas Garner, Adelaide United women get another win.
Working a full week, Coons going toe to toe with Kane on Friday, Winter Olympics come to a close, Has Coons done his homework? Birthday 'weeks', celebrations for 99.9kg, NBA dunk contest, and more.
Kane's run-in with the fire brigade on Thursday, the worst teams we've played in or watched and the best football boot ever made, before discussions around the number of teams who could win the 2022 AFL Grand Final, the Champion Data player ratings algorithm and Senator Lidia Thorpe's comments on AFLW salaries (39:33), Geelong midfielder Isaac Smith (1:06:44), the Friday Agenda on the "arrogance" Kane senses from Richmond, why Coons doesn't mind dual captains, and more (1:20:01), and Brisbane Lions captain Dayne Zorko (1:43:03).
Why the Lions have been working with a breathing coach, when he'll be back running after a minor procedure on his plantaris tendon, how Cam Rayner and Eric Hipwood are progressing in their respective returns from knee reconstructions, how the Lions have addressed a second straight sets exit in three seasons, why he spent time training with Brisbane's back six, where the Lions' key position players will all line up in 2022, and more.
Whether Richmond personalities were "arrogant" in declaring they have been breaking the mould, why Coons doesn't mind dual captains as long as the leadership group is limited, the reasons Nathan Buckley will be in demand at club level in four or five months' time, why Geelong can't win the flag without tweaking their tactics, and more.
Why players don't need to spend as much of the pre-season at the club, how the Cats' philosophy differs from the other teams at the top of the table, the difference between this pre-season and the last at Geelong, the young players pushing for minutes in the first team, the Cats' excitement to unveil former Richmond and Adelaide forward Tyson Stengle, Eddie Betts' influence on the small forwards, and more.
"I haven't heard one player come out publicly and say 'we want to be paid the same as the men.'"
"I think they're a very useful tool, I just think the categories they spit out are incorrect, including for the best players in the game."
"I'm not going to say they're no chance, but if I were to put a percentage on it I would say five to seven per cent."
Kane's run-in with the fire brigade on Thursday night, how he had to give all the gear back except the hat, the worst teams we've played in or watched, the best football boot ever made, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Cal Twomey, CJ Bruton, Gold Coast season preview, Could the AFL adopt an NRL style free agency setup?
Adelaide 36ers coach CJ BRUTON joined SEN SA Breakfast to give an honest assessment of the 36ers season so far.
Fresh from the Essendon intraclub, afl.com.au's CAL TWOMEY offers insight into the Essendon setup in 2022. Plus, what draftees could take the field in Round 1?
Andrew Hayes explores the potential outcomes of the AFL adopting free agency movements like the NRL
After a 16th place finish in 2021 and following the blow of Ben King's ACL injury, what can they achieve in season 2022? Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes preview their chances.
Crows intraclub cancelled, Port's leadership group announced and their mental scarring from last year, Kangaroos and Fremantle leadership also announced, and more.
Coons having to work a traditional working week, Hayesy an acquired taste, struggling with negotiations, SA delicacies, Coons' fitness update, what became of Bi-Lo, NBA fashion, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Robbie Cornthwaite, Port Adelaide CEO Matthew Richardson, Collingwood season preview.
The ongoing achilles problem with new Sydney co-captain Callum Mills, the latest on Jack Darling.
Port Adelaide CEO MATTHEW RICHARDSON joined SEN SA Breakfast after yesterday's record financial result.
Former Socceroo and Adelaide United player ROBBIE CORNTHWAITE joined SEN SA Breakfast with an eye on the world game. Robbie assesses Adelaide United's form and talks goal celebrations.
Collingwood came 17th in 2021, what can they achieve in season 2022? Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes preview their chances.
Hayesy gets potted for his influence ways on Instagram, Robbie Cornthwaite back on this week after attacking Coons for not winning a premiership, Port's financial result vs AFL, Coons initial COVID impact, Labor's 2nd chance for Crows' Brompton site, Mitch Starc's rank bowling, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Thomas Kelly, Reilly O'Brien, Fiona Worts, North Melbourne season preview.
Fresh from a 5-goal haul against Brisbane Roar, Adelaide United striker FIONA WORTS joined SEN SA Breakfast to talk about United's quest for an inaugural finals spot.
Newly appointed to the Adelaide Crows leadership group, ruck REILLY O'BRIEN joins SEN SA Breakfast to update on his pre-season and the development of the Crows squad.
After a big summer with the Strikers, THOMAS KELLY is in the Redbacks squad to face Victoria in the ODI Marsh Cup and speaks to SEN SA Breakfast.
North Melbourne Kangaroos are our first team to preview ahead of season 2022. Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes weigh in on what they could achieve in the year ahead.
Coons for Coors, Super Bowl and Valentine's Day clash, Half time entertainment, AFL goals equivalent to 5 goals in a soccer match, Nathan Freeman, and more.
Who needs to pull up their socks this week? IPL organisations and Scomo. All Day Socks by Underworks pass every comfort test.
Adelaide Crows have their first loss for the AFLW season in the Women in Sport update thanks to MEGT and our Player of Steel thanks to Weeks Building Group - Ellie Blackburn. Plus Adelaide United Women's huge win.
SEN SA Breakfast with Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes - Gerard Whateley, Ebony Marinoff.
Adelaide Crows gun midfield EBONY MARINOFF joined SEN SA breakfast after the Crows last-gasp 1 point loss to the Western Bulldogs.
Live from Super Bowl 56, Gerard Whateley joined SEN SA Breakfast to preview one of the biggest days in world sport.
Valentines Day and how much is being spent, Super Bowl plans, Crows copping their first loss of the AFLW season, IPL auction and the crazy pay packets, cutting back on the beers, PGA tour hole in ones, and more.
Why the AFL needs to replicate the NBA deadline day, the best way to defuse Twitter tension and the worst bets we've made, before a discussion around reports on Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin's conduct and the culture at football clubs (39:35), Ben Graham live from Radio Row ahead of the Super Bowl (58:41), why Jason Horne-Francis will be a franchise-level player for North Melbourne (1:03:44), UFC featherweight champion Alex Volkanovski (1:09:07), and the Friday Agenda (1:20:25) featuring Kingy's reports from match sims at Essendon and Carlton, the challenge before Gold Coast coach Stuart Dew, and plenty more.
Why Essendon midfielder Dylan Shiel is ready to reclaim his position as a "prime, centre bounce midfielder," how the Bombers' ball movement will paper over the cracks in their team, Michael Voss' impressive influence on the Carlton onballers in his first pre-season as the Blues' senior coach, whether Gold Coast coach Stuart Dew can help the Suns progress without spearhead Ben King, and plenty more.
"I fear for what this does to Stuart Dew and the coaching group... but then I sit back and think 'crisis creates opportunity.'"
"They have a lot of pretty good pieces... if Vossy can get it all together, what's the scope?"
How his fighting mentality was "always there" even before his transformation from rugby league front rower to featherweight champion, why he's always attempted to stay "composed and chill" and how good it felt to let his emotions go when he won the title, the challenge the 'Korean Zombie' Jung Chan-sung will pose, why UFC 273 will see the Australian demonstrate once more that he's "on another level," and more.
How the Rams need to establish the early running on Monday morning, why the Bengals won't go into the game with any fear, and more.
Why football clubs shouldn't be allowed to operate under different rules and cultural expectations to other working environments, how we need to separate the Monday to Friday environment from the cauldron of matchdays, how we ask coaches to be too "pristine" in their private lives, and more.
"You get overs halfway through the season, if you're willing to forego some of that plug-and-play talent."
Why the AFL needs to replicate the NBA deadline day experience, the best ways to defuse tension on Twitter, the worst bets we've made, why Kane is all in on a documentary Kingy believes could be "cringeworthy," and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Matt Duldig, Harry Schoenberg and reflections on Pat Cummins statement
Test skipper Pat Cummins publicly responded to the resignation of Justin Langer yesterday. What can be learned from it all?
Adelaide Crows rising star HARRY SCHOENBERG joins SEN SA Breakfast with insights in the Crows pre-season and the looming battle for midfield spots.
Ahead of the SANFL fixture release today, GM MATT DULDIG joined SEN SA Breakfast to preview what fans can expect to see.
Coons up and firing early, Jingles traded, first Hotmail address, the Happy Valley greats, changing perception of concussion, NBA All Star Celebrity game, Bluey - Coons' review, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Mitch Tomlinson, Robbie Cornthwaite and discussion on the Melbourne Football Club 'bullying' story.
Former Socceroo and Adelaide United player ROBBIE CORNTHWAITE joined SEN SA Breakfast with an eye on the world game. Robbie shares his experience with football coaches and checks in on the form of Adelaide United's teams.
The snowboard half-pipe looms at the Winter Olympics and 7Olympics commentator MITCH TOMLINSON joined SEN Breakfast to preview the big showdown between Aussie Scotty James and 3-time gold medallist Shawn White. But Japan's Ayumu Hirano might spoil the party.
Responding to the evolving story out of the Melbourne Football Club, ADAM COONEY talks about his experiences in the inner sanctum of footy clubs on SEN SA Breakfast.
Fireball, Hayesy's bromance with Robbie Cornthwaite, making friends as an adult, Hayesy's Fridays, Bluey and other great kids shows, bike rides, Cooney's response to evolving story at the Melbourne Football Club, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Jade Sheedy, Lachie Jones, Riley Day.
AAMI Community Series changes, Port Adelaide and Adelaide heading to the Gold Coast, being a 'no day, one night premiership player', James Tsitas, Sam Walsh, Alex Rance, and more.
Olympic sprinter RILEY DAY joins SEN SA Breakfast ahead of competing in the Adelaide Invitational this week as part of the Australian Summer of Athletics.
Port Adelaide young gun LACHIE JONES joined SEN SA Breakfast to update on his fitness and Port's pre-season development.
Dual premiership winning coach JADE SHEEDY joined SEN SA Breakfast after the Gold Coast Suns recruitment of Magarey medallist James Tsitas yesterday.
Coons' unexpected 4 day weekend - without the family, breaking down Coons' fashion, Simon Goodwin allegations, Jade Sheedy's bittersweet day, Lachie Jones could have a big year ahead, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes - Jacqui Cooper, unpacking Justin Langer resignation, Ellyse Perry.
"One of Kenny's great strength is that he find a common ground between himself and the players"
Who needs to pull up their socks this week? Cricket Australia and Ben Simmons get highlighted on SEN SA Breakfast. All Day Socks by Underworks pass every comfort test.
Australian cricket legend and Southern Stars all-rounder ELLYSE PERRY joins SEN SA Breakfast after securing the Ashes outright win with another ODI victory yesterday.
Five-time Winter Olympian JACQUI COOPER joins SEN SA Breakfast as part of the 7 Olympics coverage after Jakara Anthony won gold in the moguls overnight. We also celebrate Tess Coady's bronze and a great day (after some drama) for our curlers.
The latest from around the AFL including an ACL injury to Saints defender Nick Coffield and Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti's leave of absence. News from Women's Ashes and AFLW in the Women in Sport update thanks to MEGT and our Player of Steel thanks to Weeks Building Group - Ebony Marinoff.
Celebrating Jakara Anthony, Aussies doing what Aussies do well - embarrassing the English, Justin Langer questions, Hammer attending a bucks show on the weekend and then backed it up with a T20 game yesterday, Neighbours potential axing, and more.
When we've stormed out on meetings, and when we've sent texts to the wrong person, before discussions around Kiara Bowers' bump on Kirsty Lamb and how the AFL will approach head knocks this season, and whether the Sydney Swans' cost of living allowance should return (39:30), Hawthorn captain Ben McEvoy (1:08:31), newly appointed Sydney Swans co-captain Callum Mills (1:19:23), a discussion on the captains-in-waiting at Richmond (1:33:56), the Friday Agenda (1:39:12), and Fox Sports reporter Tom Morris with the latest on Justin Langer (1:48:33).
Whether Wayne Carey's spell on reality television can put a full stop on his checkered past, whether Port Adelaide will cope without "frustrated" spearhead Charlie Dixon in the early rounds, the "shadow" looming over the Gold Coast Suns and senior coach Stuart Dew, and more.
How he is "humbled and honoured" to have been named one of the Swans' three co-captains, why the players have such a strong relationship with coach John Longmire, how the Swans have emphasised contested ball over the summer, where they need to improve in the face of greater expectation and tactical scrutiny, what they learned from their elimination final defeat to the GWS Giants, the case for the cost of living allowance (COLA) to be reinstated, and more.
How the Hawks have tinkered with their approach to appointing their captain each season, his plans to focus on his performance having poured much of his time into reshaping the club's culture, his hopes of appointing a "cross-section" of players to the leadership group, his excitement to play a part in a future led by James Sicily, Will Day and other young Hawks, how Sam Mitchell has invigorated the experienced players at Waverley, and more.
How Kiara Bowers' suspension was the first sample of how the league will approach head knocks this season, why we should aim to alter the "fabric" of the game, why the Sydney Swans' cost of living allowance should return, how Caroline Wilson and Sam McClure's respective apologies to Collective Minds don't read like their analysis of what happened at the Adelaide Crows' pre-season camp was incorrect, and more.
"Speak to Dean Cox, who has gone from Perth to Sydney as an assistant coach, about what he has to pay in rent for his family."
"It might cost some individual players some suspensions this season, and some of them might be unfair... but you have got to change behaviour."
The time Kane stormed out of a meeting with the coach and spent the summer playing Call of Duty, when we've sent texts to the wrong people, what we're watching and how the pandemic has slowed Netflix up, why Eileen Gu defected to the Chinese Olympic team, and more.
SANFL CEO DARREN CHANDLER joins SEN SA Breakfast ahead of the SANFLW season opener tomorrow. Speculation about AFL Top-Up COVID player pools is also discussed.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Darren Chandler, AFL Leadership Structures.
Winter Games curling loss, hero lull, safe sports to play, a Cooney fitness update, returns to school, and more.
Potential options for WA football, Dusty back to fitness, Adam Simpson updates on Jack Darling.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Malcolm Conn, Robbie Cornthwaite, Mitch McCarron.
Former Socceroo and Adelaide United player ROBBIE CORNTHWAITE joined SEN SA Breakfast to discuss the disappointing Socceroos draw against Oman, the Matildas shock loss and Adelaide United's form.
Chief Cricket Writer for the Sydney Morning Herald MALCOLM CONN on SEN SA Breakfast with the latest on Justin Langer, the push for more women's test cricket and Big Bash changes.
Hayesy stripped of air conditioner privileges, Cricket Australia statement, Super Bowl ticket prices, Coons daughter has spent up big for Billie Eilish, Wordle - Coons is a fan, and more.
‘I’ve spoken to a few players said if it came down to that (hubbing) again they just wouldn’t do it’
ESPN NFL journalist LAURIE HORESH joined Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast after the Bengals and Rams won their way through to Super Bowl 56. Questions are also asked about Tom Brady and Jimmy Garoppolo.
Homeschooling, Bad teacher breath, recalling the last Dusty Hannah's interview, Joe Ingles injury, Bad predications, Happy Valley revelations, the 'podium of the Adelaide Hills', and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Discussion about Justin Langer, WA Border, Laurie Horesh.
Who needs to pull up their socks this week? Max Purcell and Cricket scheduling get highlighted on SEN SA Breakfast. All Day Socks by Underworks pass every comfort test.
In the Women in Sport Update, the Crows got it done against the Demons and we award the first Player of Steel to Erin Phillips, thanks to Weeks Building Group.
Highlights of the weekend of tennis, breaking down Nadal's win, GOAT debate - use of the term is getting out of control, Ash Barty's carrying the FILA brand, Eshays, Cooney in Sydney? and more.
SEN's own BRETT PHILLIPS joins Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast to recap an incredible finish to the Australian Open.
Adelaide United coach CARL VEART joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast to recap the late win against the Newcastle Jets on Sunday.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Carl Veart, Weekly Player of Steel, Pull Up Your Socks, Brett Phillips.
Thanks to Indian Motorcycle, America’s First Motorcycle Company. Who are this week's top performers?
Adelaide Crows CEO TIM SILVERS joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes after yesterday's announcement that they will not be developing a site at Brompton.
Adelaide 36ers' SUNDAY DECH joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes from Tasmania ahead of tonight's important game against the Jackjumpers.
SA Cycling champion ROHAN DENNIS joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast after Day 1 of the Festival of Cycling.
SEN's own BRETT PHILLIPS joins Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast from the Australian Open - Ash's semi win, an all-Aussie men's doubles final, Dylan Alcott, Men's singles semi's and BP's highlight of the open.
The smorgasbord of sport, has the Aus Open been too easy for Ash, Coons getting overly familiar with guests, 'champing' someone, piazzas, Adelaide Crows missing out on Brompton site, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Brett Phillips, Weekly Top Performers, Rohan Dennis, Sunday Dech, Tim Silvers.
Hammer replacing Adam Cooney, keeping New Years resolutions, the heartbreaking Adelaide Strikers loss, and more.
Socceroos assistant coach TONY VIDMAR joined Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast ahead of a must-win clash against Vietnam tonight.
After reports of a proposed AFL top-up player pool for a COVID affected season, HAMISH HARTLETT weighs in on SEN SA Breakfast about getting involved and what it will mean for lower leagues including the SANFL.
SANTOS Festival of Cycling Men's Road Race director STUART O'GRADY joined Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast ahead of the first of 3 stages.
Channel 9's TOM REHN joined Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast from the Australian Open after an epic Medvedev v Auger-Aliassime showdown last night. Previewing a huge day of Aussie tennis action!
SEN SA Breakfast with Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes - Tom Rehn, AFL Top-Up Players, Stuart O'Grady, Tony Vidmar.
To mark Australia Day, Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes select some of their favourite sporting memories for the green & gold.
Adelaide Strikers captain and now captain of the BBL team of the year PETER SIDDLE joins Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN Breakfast ahead of tonight's final as the Strikers look to make it 7 wins in a row.
Australian Women's Cricket star BETH MOONEY joins Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast. How is her broken jaw recovery going and could she be picked for the one off Ashes test beginning tomorrow at Manuka Oval?
SEN's own BRETT PHILLIPS joins Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast from the Australian Open after another great day for the Aussies. Plus BP shares his thoughts on the Nadal v Shapovalov debate.
Australia Day plans, drinking rules on a public holiday, social rules at a 4 year old birthday party, Cooney's lad started off U/14 pre-season training yesterday, vomiting while exercising, Special K's making tennis different, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Brett Phillips, Beth Mooney, Peter Siddle.
Australian Tennis Hall of Famer and Channel 9 commentator TODD WOODBRIDGE joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes from the Australian Open to talk Ash Barty, Alex de Minaur, Stefanos Tsitsipas, the Special K's and more.
Eagles player Jack Hayes will be picked up by St Kilda as an SSP with James Tsitas down to the final two to do the same at the Gold Coast Suns.
With injuries to Charlie Dixon and Orazio Fantasia that many delay their start to the year, ADAM COONEY selects the players that should make up Port Adelaide's forward line in Round 1 on SEN SA Breakfast.
Coons booking the day after Australia Day off, Lite n Easy meals, Keeping Healthy, the insane day of NFL playoffs yesterday, the moment you realise you're not in great shape anymore, and more.
The inspirational SAM WILLOUGHBY is home in SA after opening the multi million dollar ‘Sam Willoughby International BMX Facility’ opened in O’Halloran Hill on the weekend. He joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes to talking about the facility, the growth of BMX in Australia and a new documentary in development. Head to ridethefilm.com to support the documentary.
Who needs to pull up their socks this week? The Green Bay Packers' Aaron Rodgers and UFC stars get highlighted on SEN SA Breakfast. All Day Socks by Underworks pass every comfort test.
SEN's own BRETT PHILLIPS joins Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast from the Australian Open as Ash Barty, Dylan Alcott and the 'Special K's' advance. Plus a preview of Day 8 win Alex De Minaur the big drawcard.
Mason Cox's glasses and Jack Darling highlight the Footy Shorts. In the Women in Sport Update, the Crows are back on top of the AFLW table as we award the first Player of Steel to Ash Woodland, thanks to Weeks Building Group.
The return of Coons, reviews of Hammer's efforts last week, keeping an eye on the NFL, Coons caravan adventure to SA, the Nhill pinball museum, Adelaide United and the Strikers, Triple J Hottest 100, and more.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Brett Phillips from the Australian Open, Pull Up Your Socks, Sam Willoughby.
SEN SA Breakfast with Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes - Travis Head, Tom Rehn at the Australian Open, SANTOS Festival of Cycling Women's Race Director Kimberley Conte, Hayesy's 2022 SEN Calendar and Hammer's 2022 Footy Players Calendar.
Thanks to Indian Motorcycles, America's First Motorcycle Company - Who are the top performers of the week?
Ashes man of the series TRAVIS HEAD speaks to Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast about his amazing test summer, his 48 hours of celebrations, the quick turnaround to play BBL finals and the lineup for the Strikers in the eliminator.
HAMISH HARTLETT, in response to Hayesy's SEN calendar, selects the perfect mix of footy players to match a 2022 calendar. Would you buy it?
SANTOS Festival of Cycling Women's Race Director KIMBERLEY CONTE joins Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes to preview the Women's Road Race starting on Sunday in Tanunda. Information on the festival can be found at tourdownunder.com.au
ANDREW HAYES selects the perfect mix of SEN personalities to match a 2022 calendar. Would you buy it?
Live from the Australian Open, 9 commentator and reporter TOM REHN looks back on a busy Day 4 of tennis action including the washup of the Kyrgios v Medvedev bout with Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast.
Using Hammer's connections to get guests, sleep deficit, Travis Head's incredible Ashes after his spot was in questions, Kyrgios v Medvedev with Daniil taking to the Melbourne Park crowd, Hammer's Serbian roots, Friday singalong and Hartlett's karaoke song.
SEN SA Breakfast with Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes - Laura Peel, Hartlett's Top 5 improvers from Crows in 2022, Brett Phillips.
SEN's own BRETT PHILLIPS joins Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast for a comprehensive review of all the Day 3 action at the Australian Open. A big day ahead with Sam Stosur, Alex de Minaur, Nick Kyrgios and Maddi Inglis all on court!
After his insight on Port's improvers yesterday, HAMISH HARTLETT turns his attention to the Crows and identifies his improvers from Adelaide's squad in 2022. He chats to Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast.
Freestyle Aerial Skier and Olympian LAURA PEEL joins Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes after winning World Cup Event Gold in the lead up to the Beijing Olympics.
SEN SA Breakfast with Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes - Hartlett's Top 5 improvers from Port in 2022, Shelley Nitschke, Brett Phillips.
SEN's own BRETT PHILLIPS joins Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes for a comprehensive review of all the Day 2 action at the Australian Open. Sam Stosur, Maddi Inglis, Kyrgios, de Minaur, Popyrin and more! Plus the Day 3 preview on SEN SA Breakfast.
Southern Stars assistant coach and legend SHELLEY NITSCHKE joins Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast ahead of the Women's Ashes which start Thursday night at Adelaide Oval on SEN SA Breakfast.
His knowledge of the Port Adelaide list is second to none, so which 5 players does HAMISH HARTLETT identify as the improvers from Port Adelaide's squad in 2022? He chats to Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast.
Hammer caused a stir yesterday with his comments on holding the ball changes, the 36ers are back, Hammer recalls copping a terrible cork, Hobart Police shutting down Ashes celebrations and our Adelaide boys were involved, Jamaica has a bobsled team - again, and more.
'There should be a statue of Novak at Melbourne Park given what he's achieved' - Tom Rehn talks to Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast
Hammer getting used to the early mornings and doing radio, Serbian roots, Adelaide Strikers are in the finals, The GOAT leading the Ashes celebrations, Hartlett's skills on the cricket pitch, and more.
"For the Crows to charge up the ladder they need another season like they had last year from Paul Seedsman"
SEN SA Breakfast with Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes - Jackie Narracott, Tom Rehn and Jeff Van Groningen.
Adelaide 36ers GM JEFF VAN GRONINGEN joined Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast as the team return to the court for the first time in a month after repeated COVID delays.
Live from the Australian Open, 9 commentator and reporter TOM REHN looks back on a busy Day 1 of tennis action with Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast.
Winter Olympic Skeleton slider JACKIE NARRACOTT joined Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes after a gold medal world cup win on the weekend. We look ahead of the Beijing Olympics on SEN SA Breakfast.
Adelaide Strikers captain PETER SIDDLE sounds out the possibility of Australian Test players Alex Carey and Travis Head returning to the team on SEN SA Breakfast.
ROGER RASHEED discusses THANASI KOKKINAKIS and his future on SEN SA Breakfast with Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes.
If the AFL need supplementary players, would HAMISH HARTLETT put up his hand? Hartlett & Andrew Hayes discuss on SEN SA Breakfast.
SEN SA Breakfast with Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes - Matthew Clarke, Roger Rasheed and Peter Siddle.
Adelaide Strikers captain and current leader of the BBL golden arm PETER SIDDLE joined Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes to discuss the Strikers change in form, Travis Head and Alex Carey's potential return and Aussie test team celebrations.
Champion coach and expert commentator ROGER RASHEED joined Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes to chat about Thanasi Kokkinakis' Adelaide International victory, Novak's deportation and the Australian Open.
Adelaide Crows AFLW coach MATTHEW CLARKE joined Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast after the Crows 13-point win over the Kangaroos yesterday.
After Strikers' Harry Conway was named a close contact, MATT SHORT updates Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on the impact its hard on the club on SEN SA Breakfast.
MILES PFIZNER gives a couple of his best tips ahead of tonight's Morphettville Twilight Races. Gamble responsibly.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Sporting Highlights of 2021, Miles Pfizner, Matt Short.
Adelaide Strikers opener MATT SHORT has been in great form to open the BBL season. He joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes to update on the latest after Harry Conway's quarantining on SEN SA Breakfast.
Host of SEN Track MILES PFIZNER joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes with his preview of the Twilight Races at Morphettville with a couple of handy tips. Gamble responsibly.
Alongside Andrew Hayes, ADAM COONEY names his Top 3 sporting highlights of 2021 on SEN SA Breakfast.
After a huge comeback win against the Breakers, Adelaide 36ers import DUSTY HANNAHS talks the atmosphere at the Entertainment Centre with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes.
SEN's own GERARD WHATELEY ranks Adelaide number 1 amongst the nation's test matches as he sits down with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes ahead of the Adelaide Ashes test match.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Dusty Hannahs, Gerard Whateley Live and the quiz thanks to Drummond Golf.
Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes scour the land for the latest in AFL news on SEN SA Breakfast.
Ahead of the Adelaide Ashes test, GERARD WHATELEY joins Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes in studio to preview what Gerard regards as Australia's best test on SEN SA Breakfast.
Adelaide 36ers import DUSTY HANNAHS brought the house down in the weekend comeback win over the Breakers. Now he joins Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes before Saturday's clash against the Taipans.
Speaking to Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes, LUKE DARCY speaks about his son SAM DARCY and his start at the Western Bulldogs on SEN SA Breakfast.
Co-founder of Aleda, LUKE DARCY reflects on his own experience of leadership while speaking to Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast.
What happens to the club if a player doesn't comply to the vaccination mandate. SANFL CEO DARREN CHANDLER explains to Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast.
Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes discuss the news that Eagles premiership start JACK HAYES may get a shot with St Kilda in the AFL.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Darren Chandler (SANFL CEO) and Luke Darcy.
Co-founder of Aleda, LUKE DARCY is preparing for an Empowering Leaders Summit in Adelaide in February. He talks to Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes about leadership, his son Sam and the state of SA football.
SANFL CEO DARREN CHANDLER joins Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes to talk about the vaccination mandates for the league that were announced yesterday.
Chatting to Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes to celebrate his contract extension with Port, KANE FARRELL picks his off-season bolters on the track on SEN SA Breakfast.
Basketball legend ANDREW GAZE recalls the hilarious tale of him copping the same treatment as Matthew Dellavedova on SEN SA Breakfast.
Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes react to the comeback announcement and Instagram video of BERNARD TOMIC.
After a trio of contract extensions at Port Adelaide yesterday, forward KANE FARRELL joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes to talk about his new deal and recovery from his ACL injury.
Basketball legend ANDREW GAZE joins Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes to talk big dunks, Adelaide 36ers and Ben Simmons on SEN SA Breakfast.
Award-winning cricket broadcaster ADAM COLLINS joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast and was clear - not enough is being done to penalise slow over rates in cricket.
Adelaide United captain STEFAN MAUK thinks he'd lose a lot more than 15% of his match fee if there were on-field mics in the A-League. He joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes to discuss United's weekend loss to Melbourne Victory.
From the SEN Ashes expert commentary team, ADAM COLLINS joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes to review the first Ashes test, look ahead and revel in a big night of F1 action. Catch the Final Word Cricket Podcast live at UniBar Tuesday night. Tickets at finalwordcricket.com/live
Adelaide United captain STEFAN MAUK joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes after the disappointing 1-2 loss against rivals Melbourne Victory on SEN SA Breakfast.
Despite being double booked on a Friday night, TIM SILVERS explains the Crows are ready to make the most of the Friday night showdown on SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes.
Port Adelaide GM Chris Davies addresses questions on the R23 Showdown and Prison Bars request on SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes.
Adelaide Strikers' Matt Short has got the starts, now CAMERON WHITE is backing him in to take to the next level with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes.
After the first test century of the Ashes, Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes celebrate Travis Head on SEN SA Breakfast.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes - Adam Collins, Cameron White, Chris Davies and Tim Silvers.
Adelaide Crows CEO Tim Silvers joins Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes to discuss the 2022 fixture, Friday night showdown and the Crows off season.
Port Adelaide GM CHRIS DAVIES joins Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes to discuss the 2022 fixture and Port's off season.
After the Adelaide Strikers bowling attack secured the first win of the season, assistant coach Cameron White joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes to talk about the victory.
Award winning commentator and part of the SEN Ashes call team ADAM COLLINS joins Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes to celebrate Travis Head's Day 2 century and preview Day 3 of the first test.
Returning South Adelaide ruck KEEGAN BROOKSBY joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes to discuss his footy journey and his unusual arrangement for 2022 on SEN SA Breakfast.
PETER LADHAMS is Sydney's new recruit. The former Port ruck/forward joins SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes.
With Joe Root electing to bat on a green pitch, GERARD WHATELEY considers the 'other' on SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes - Keegan Brooksby, Gerard Whateley, Peter Ladhams.
Sydney Swans recruit PETER LADHAMS joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes to discuss his shift from Port Adelaide and a nervous AFL trade period.
After a huge Day 1 of the Ashes for Australia, Gerard Whateley from the SEN Ashes coverage joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes.
Returning South Adelaide ruck KEEGAN BROOKSBY joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast to talk about his unique upcoming arrangement.
Ahead of Alex Carey's test debut, former test quick Ryan Harris talks about pre-game nerves and baggy green presentation on SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes.
ARLO DRAPER did not expect his name to be called out by the Collingwood Magpies on draft night. He shares his reaction with Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN Breakfast.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes - Arlo Draper, Ryan Harris, John Kernahan.
Adelaide Footy League CEO JOHN KERNAHAN joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes to talk about league mandates for vaccination.
Former test quick Ryan Harris joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes ahead of the start of the Ashes series.
South Australian youngster, Arlo Draper joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast after being drafted by the Pies last month.
Wes Agar's got something new for the Adelaide Strikers season opener against the Melbourne Renegades.
JEFF VAN GRONINGEN, GM of the Adelaide 36ers, offers his thoughts on the difficult early fixture for the club.
Adelaide Strikers paceman Wes Agar joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes ahead of tonight's season opener against the Melbourne Renegades.
Adelaide 36ers GM, Jeff Van Groningen joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes after the sides loss to Illawarra Hawks on Sunday.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes - Jeff Van Groningen, Wes Agar, Michelangelo Rucci.
Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes discussed the breaking news of Adelaide coach, Matthew Nicks signing a new two year deal.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes - Brian Goorjian, Carl Veart, Michelangelo Rucci.
Adelaide United coach, Carl Veart joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes after the sides season draw with Brisbane at the weekend.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes - Sam Berry, Marty Mattner, Michelangelo Rucci.
Adelaide youngster, Sam Berry joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes to give an update on the sides pre season so far.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes - Ryan Harris, Phil Smyth, Michelangelo Rucci.
Aussie basketball royalty, Phil Smyth joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast.
Former Aussie cricketer, and friend of the show, Ryan Harris joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast.
Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes discuss Calebl Daniel amid reports the Bulldogs are looking to begin contract negotiations.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes - Hugh Jackson, Jarrod Lienert, Michelangelo Rucci.
North Adelaide coach, Jacob Surjan gave some insights into the clubs 2021 AFL draftees.
Adam Cooney discussed whether he entertained the idea of coming back to play footy at Adelaide or Port.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes - Stefan Mauk, Jacob Surjan, Michelangelo Rucci.
North Adelaide coach, Jacob Surjan joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast.
Adelaide United's skipper, Stefan Mauk joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast following the sides draw with Melbourne City at the weekend.
Dizzy joined Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes, discussing Alex Carey & Travis Head's chances of making the Ashes side.
Redbacks coach, Jason 'Dizzy' Gillespie joined Hamish Hartlett & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast
SEN SA Breakfast with Hamish Hartlett and Andrew Hayes - Jason 'Dizzy' Gillespie, Sunday Dech, Michelangelo Rucci.
Adam Cooney and Hayesy were joined by North Melbourne senior coach, David Noble, Redlegs' Jade Rawlings and the Rooch!
The boys went through some of the biggest sporting news of the day, including some breaking news from EPL giants, Manchester United
Norwood Senior coach, Jade Rawlings joined the boys to discuss their two youngsters picked up in the AFL draft last night
Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes discussed the pressure placed on the number one draft pick and Coons shares his experience after being first picked in 2003.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes - Hamish Ogilvie, Josh Sinn, Michelangelo Rucci.
Port Adelaide's first selection in the 2021 AFL draft, Josh Sinn joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast.
Adelaide Crows recruiting manager, Hamish Ogilvie joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes on SEN SA Breakfast.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes - Geoff Parker, Josh Rachele, Michelangelo Rucci.
Port Adelaide recruiting manager Geoff Parker joined Adam Conney & Andrew Hayes ahead of tonight's AFL draft
Port Adelaide recruiting manager Geoff Parker joined Adam Conney & Andrew Hayes ahead of tonight's AFL draft
Likely top 10 draft pick, Josh Rachele joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes ahead of tonight's AFL draft.
Port Adelaide's recruiting manager, Geoff Parker joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes ahead of tonight's AFL draft.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes - Justin Reid, Matty Roberts, Michelangelo Rucci.
Adelaide list manager, Justin Reid joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes ahead of tomorrow's AFL draft.
South Adelaide young gun joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes ahead of this weeks AFL draft.
As we welcome Coons back to the show, he discusses what he's been up to. Including a catch up with the Doggies boys where they reminisced over some of the sprays they received from former coach, Rodney 'Rocket' Eade.
Strikers star, Katie Mack joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes a head of the WBBL finals starting on Wednesday.
Adelaide United coach, Carl Veart joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes after the sides season opener against Perth on Saturday.
Glenelg coach, Brett Hand joined Adam Cooney & Andrew Hayes discussing the sides off season so far.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes - Brett Hand, Carl Veart, Katie Mack, Michelangelo Rucci.
AFL draft prospect, Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera joined the boys just 5 days out from the 2021 draft!
Kane Cornes erupted over the Adelaide Oval's restricted seating arrangement for the upcoming Ashes series
The boys went through all the latest AFL news, including a new one-year-deal down at Alberton
The boys were joined by Chadd SAyers for a wrap of the T20 World Cup semi-finals, 36ers GM, Jeff van Groningen and the Rooch
The Rooch joined the boys for his daily chat! T20 World Cup, Socceroos, plus an ANZAC day Monday clash on the cards for Port Adelaide
Adelaide 36ers GM of Basketball, Jeff van Groningen joined the boys just minutes before jumping on a plane to Tasmania for the NBL Blitz
Former Redbacks quick, Chadd Sayers joined the boys to discuss Australia's massive victory over Pakistan
A big show with plenty of news and interviews. Including Darren Berry, Rooch and Daniel Garb.
A big show this morning with Rooch, we cross to Philly and also chat with South Adelaide's newest recruit, Oscar Clavarino.
We pay tribute to Russell Ebert, we chat with Miles Pfitzner about the spring carnival and Malcolm Blight joins for a chat.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes - Chad Cornes, Darren Cahill, Dr Jana Pittman, Michelangelo Rucci.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes - Trent Dumont, Dusty Hannahs, Michelangelo Rucci.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes - Steve Waugh, Matthew Clarke, Michelangelo Rucci.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes - Jason Gillespie, Matt Hill, Sam Gray, Michelangelo Rucci.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes - Kaiden Brand, Chadd Sayers, Michelangelo Rucci, Friday Forecast.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes - Matt Duldig, Jade Rawlings, Michelangelo Rucci.
Kane and Hayesy discuss the competition committee - and what items need to be put on the agenda...
Kane and Hayesy discuss the confidence of the draftees coming through selling themselves and we work on Kane's LinkedIn account...
Adelaide 36ers Isaac Humphries joined Kane and Hayesy live in the studio ahead of his concert - Tunes for Charity.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes - Isaac Humphries, Ryan Harris, Michelangelo Rucci.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes - Derek Bodner, Sam Edmund, Michelangelo Rucci.
Kane & Haysey discuss the T20 World Cup ahead of Australia's first game tomorrow night.
Senior writer for The Athletic, Philadelphia joined the boys live from the U.S to discuss the latest in the Ben Simmons saga.
Warrick Giddey joined the boys ahead of his son Josh making his NBA debut today for OKC.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes - Warrick Giddey, Ross Aloisi, Michelangelo Rucci.
Central District's Leek Alleer joined Kane and Hayesy after impressing in the SA AFL Combine.
SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes - Jess Trengove, Leek Alleer, Michelangelo Rucci.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes - Alex Carey, Brent Reilly, Michelangelo Rucci.
SEN SA Breakfast with Adam Cooney and Andrew Hayes - Boyd Woodcock, Brenton Phillips, Michelangelo Rucci.
SANFL Head of Talent Brenton Phillips joined Hayesy and Coons to discuss the SA AFL Combine.
Boyd Woodcock joined Hayesy and Coons to discuss what's next for his career after he was delisted by Port Adelaide.
SEN SA Breakfast with Andrew Hayes and Michelangelo Rucci - Sam Gray, Tim Nielsen, Gordon Richards, Friday Forecast.
Redbacks high performance manager Tim Nielsen joined Hayesy and Rooch following their first win in over 600 days.
SEN SA Breakfast with Andrew Hayes and Michelangelo Rucci - Justin Reid and Jason Cripps.
Hayesy & the Rooch went through the biggest sporting news from the past 24 hours, including the Socceroos world record coming to an end.
Adelaide 36ers new coach, CJ Bruton joined the boys after touching down in Adelaide yesterday afternoon.
The voice of football, Simon Hill previewed the Socceroos World Cup qualifier against Japan
AFL list guru, Matt Rendell joined the boys as we approach the final 48 hours of the AFL trade period.
Redbacks superstar joined the boys ahead of tomorrow's Marsh Cup match against Queensland
The boys were joined by list guru, Matt Rendell, Redbacks star, Alex Carey and teh voice of football, Simon Hill
Ladhams requested a trade, Crows still trying to find a deal with the Swans. Plus, a whole heap more.
Collingwood open up pathwqay for a new President, Josh Kennedy set to play one more year, plus a whole lot more!
Newly appointed Port Adelaide development coach, Luke Kelly joined Hayesy and the Rooch
As we approach final few days of the AFL trade period, Hayeys and the Rooch went through all the latest news
The boys were joined by AFL list guru, Matt Rendell, Port Adelaide's new development coach, Luke Kelly. Plus, all the latest AFL trade news
List guru, Matt Rendell joined the boys for a trade update and his predictions for the final three days of the trade period.
The boys were joined by Matt Rendell, Wayne Hawkes trainer of Caulfield Guineas horse Mr Mozart, and Crows coach, Matthew Clarke
Wayne Hawkes has Mr Mozart running in tomorrows $2 million Caulfield Guineas joining the boys a day out from the race
Crows AFLW senior coach, Matthew Clarke joined the boys for a chat one week into their pre-season
Andrew Hayes and Michelangelo Rucci went through biggest latest sporting news from the last 24 hours
Boys went through a huge day in the trade period, inlcuding a lot of activity here in SA!
SA State U19 coach, Tony Bamford joined the boys ahead of their final AFL National Championship game against WA
Michelangelo Rucci proposed a deal that could see Ladhams move to the Swans, Dawson to the Crows and Port Adelaide to recieve draft picks
The voice of football, Simon Hill previewed the Socceroos clash against Oman tomorrow morning
Toby Greene to find out fate, Carlton finalises 2022 coaching panel and some prominent retirees at the Redlegs
Crows Malcolm Blight Medallist, Rory Laird caught up with the boys during the off-season