Tom Morris

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247 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard today

Tom Morris’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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to present the Premiership Cup following on from Jonathan Brown last year and Lee Matthews the year before. matched

So the Lions haven't released that yet, but that's what I believe to be the case. matched

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of the first couple of days of this week. matched

So I'm going to break it down. matched

I know I've spoken about it extensively this morning. matched

This is how I believe the Lions will argue in terms of their first contention, their second contention, their third contention. matched

So I think their first contention will be this was not a strike. matched

This was a body check. matched

There wasn't actually contact between Lockie Neal's fist and Jack Ginnivan's chest. matched

And as a result, it should be thrown out. matched

I think if that is to fail, they will argue that it was low impact, not medium impact. matched

And there's a precedent of three incidents this year that were low impact fines. matched

Harley Reid with an elbow. matched

John Newcomb with a swinging backhander at Max Gorn, and then Harvey Thomas for the Giants earlier in the year in round one. matched

So there is examples this year of low impact. matched

And Michael Christian has been very clear to say, and the AFL has said, it will be usually graded as medium impact, not always. matched

So usually is more than 50% of the time, according to Michael Christian. matched

So there is scope for it to be downgraded from medium to low. matched

And then I think the third argument is the exceptional circumstances argument, which Scott Pendlebury lent into earlier in the year. matched

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