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Australian Cricket Legend & Host on SEN Breakfast in Queensland, Ian Healy, caught up with Tim Gossage & Brad Sheppard to preview Australia's match against Afghanistan today in the T20 World Cup.

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.

After new Essendon CEO Andrew Thorburn joined Garry and Tim on SEN Breakfast this morning, Andy and JJ discussed his response to a question surrounding his divisive church links.

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.

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.

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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.

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!

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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 big week for Ed Langdon.

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 host Fireball Friday on SEN BREAKFAST. In The Ramble, Kane was shocked that NFL quarterback Kyler Murray had a clause in his contract that stated he must watch a certain amount of game film every week. It prompted a call for listeners to phone in with what clauses should be added to the contracts of current AFL players. The Rendell files returned with Kane called out by Matt Rendell earlier in the week regarding Kane's attempt at making a case for the Crows to play finals in 2023. The poll question for today asked our listeners about who has had a better season so far Carlton or Collingwood. After 7 am Kane and Kingy ran conversation starters throughout the hour which included why was Silvangi dropped by Carlton this week, and Brodie Grundy's future at Collingwood. After 8am it was interview time with John Longmire and Graham Cornes book ending The Friday Agenda.

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.

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?

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 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.

Simon Clarke, Eleanor Patterson and plenty of footy discussion.

North Melbourne president Dr Sonja Hood joins the SEN Breakfast team to discuss the findings of Geoff Walsh's report on the club's football department.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.

We chat with Dandenong Gridiron players, Elvis Carter, who is headed for the US.

St Kilda discussion, Matty Rendell, Nina Kennedy and Collingwood's list decisions.

We chat with Matty about long-term contracts, plus he throws up a couple of left of centre ideas!

Dane Heverin, Jack Ziebell and the Bucks Stops Here.

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 Anna P has just come to the end of her studies and Kingy encouraged her to pick this week's match-up of the round. Anna 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.

Trade expert Callum Twomey joins Garry Lyon and Tim Watson on SEN Breakfast with all the latest trade news!

David King and Kane Cornes on SEN Breakfast discuss Tim Taranto, Rory Lobb and Luke Jackson and their trade value.

Host of The First Serve - Brett Phillips - caught up with Adam Gilchrist & Tim Gossage to discuss Nick Kyrgios making the Wimbledon Final, plus Matt Ebden & Sam Stosur in the Mixed Doubles Final.

Scott Cummings & Tim Gossage are joined by Fremantle Dockers speedster - Michael Frederick; NRL Expert - Sully 'James' Sullivan; and Fremantle Dockers' Legend - Garrick Ibbotson. Plus 'Gosstradamus' drops in to give you the best tips in racing and 'Yes or No'.

Guests on today's show include BP with a Wimbledon update, former Sydney and Western Bulldogs coach Rodney Eade, and Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell. Also, on a review of the Geelong v Melbourne blockbuster, the Friday agenda, IMAR Quiz, and plenty of callers as well.

The opening banter from Scott Cummings & Tim Gossage in today's edition of Scotty & Goss.

Catch up on Fireball Friday with Kane Cornes and David King on SEN Breakfast

SEN Breakfast car expert 'Slippery' Steve Smirlis joined Garry and Tim to answer tonnes of questions about automobiles.

AFL Media's Cal Twomey joined Garry Lyon and Tim Watson on SEN Breakfast.

SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry Lyon and Tim Watson on SEN Breakfast.