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Halford & Brough in the Morning

What A Win For Canada!

19 Jun 2026

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Chapter 1: What was Canada's historic win against Qatar like?

0.031 - 12.673 Sam Dykstra

You're listening to Halford and Brough.

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21.378 - 30.427 Mike Halford

This is off the wall! Clement is in the score! And the Blue Jays will win it and sweep the series.

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31.067 - 49.545 Jason Brough

Here's one of those lovable high schoolers from TV's Springfield Heights 90210. He's cool, he's sexy, he's 34 years old. Let's hear it for Darren. Radishes! It's the most hated part of salad, which is the most hated part of dinner. Radishes, nothing but radishes.

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51.584 - 71.072 Mike Halford

Good morning, Vancouver. 6.01 on a Friday. Happy Friday, everybody. Sweet, sweet Friday. It is Halford. It is Brough. It is Sportsnet 650. We are coming to you live, not from the Kintec studios today, but live on location at the showroom at Duakon Marine, 400 Southeast Marine Drive in Vancouver. I'm Mike Halford. Jason, good morning.

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Chapter 2: How did Canada's 6-0 victory impact their World Cup journey?

71.192 - 81.808 Sam Dykstra

Good morning. And I loved that Blue Jays highlights intro. I know everyone in the country was glued to it. to the Blue Jays game yesterday.

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81.868 - 85.474 Mike Halford

Well, friend, there's only a certain amount of things that we can air.

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85.654 - 86.435 Sam Dykstra

It was amazing.

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86.495 - 104.053 Mike Halford

First thing in the morning. Laddie is live on location with us. Laddie, good morning to you. Hi, I was watching the Blue Jays game. What are you saying? A-Dog and Zach are back in Mission Control. I'm not sure if they can hear us. We'll move along. We are listening to the Halford and Ruff Show on Sportsnet 650. However, number one for the morning is brought to you by Sands & Associates.

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104.073 - 115.65 Mike Halford

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Chapter 3: What are the implications of Ismael Kone's injury for Canada?

116.031 - 124.023 Mike Halford

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124.103 - 149.475 Sam Dykstra

Okay, I'm going to call this the Mobile Kintec Studio. We are coming to you live from the Mobile Kintec Studio. Step strong with orthotics and footwear from Kintec. It is Ask Us Anything Friday on the Halford & Brough Show, so please get your Ask Us Anythings in. Include the pizza emoji if you want to be entered into the contest for best Ask Us Anything $100 gift card to AJ's. on the line.

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150.457 - 162.514 Sam Dykstra

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163.174 - 172.868 Mike Halford

It is time now for our morning guest list. That is the Duik Morning Drive brought to you by the Duik Auto Group. A reminder, it's the Duik Auto Group's 100th anniversary sale this Friday, today.

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172.848 - 193.073 Mike Halford

through sunday uh we will begin the show today at 6 30 this morning gareth wheeler is going to join the program from one soccer what an unforgettable thursday it was for canada at the world cup the country's first ever win an emphatic blowout to boot but also a horrific injury suffered we'll look back on all that and look ahead to the swiss match with Gareth Wheeler at 6.30 this morning.

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7 o'clock, or sorry, 7.30, Luke Fox is going to join the program, NHL writer from Sportsnet. If you were wondering about that radish gag off the top here, we originally booked Luke as a sort of NHL generalist to go around the league, but early this morning, the Toronto Maple Leafs fired the first big shot of the offseason, pulling off a big sign-in trade with Tampa Bay.

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We'll talk to Luke about that and more. That's 7.30, 8 o'clock.

Chapter 4: How did Jonathan David perform during the Qatar match?

215.374 - 235.851 Mike Halford

Rick Dollywall is going to join the program, our intrepid Canucks reporter from Donnie and Dolly on Check TV. We'll talk about Canucks hirings, Canucks free agent targets, and more. Rick is back in his usual slot at 8 a.m. on a Friday. Speaking of Fridays, we are still doing the $100 gift card to AJ's Pizza on East Broadway. for the Best Ask Us Anything.

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235.931 - 259.791 Mike Halford

As Jason mentioned earlier, Dunbar-Lumber text line is 650-650. Get your AUAs in. Hashtag it AUA. Put a pizza emoji into the text, and you'll be entered into the grand prize contest. Best Ask Us Anything gets $100 to AJ's. Finally, finally, the last prizing and giveaway of the day. For the final time this week, we're giving away a pair of tickets to the Outdoorsman and Conservation Festival.

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259.771 - 280.26 Mike Halford

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Chapter 5: What strategies should Canada use against Switzerland?

280.28 - 315.582 Mike Halford

We've got a big show ahead. So without further ado, Zach, let's tell everybody what happened. Hey, did you guys see the game last night? No. No. What Happened is brought to you by ATS Traffic. Safety is not a shortcut you want to take. From design to execution, ATS Traffic is your full service traffic safety provider. Visit them online at atstraffic.ca. What a day it was yesterday, Jason.

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Jonathan David with the hat trick. Canada won its first ever World Cup match. But in typical hard luck Canadian fashion, it always comes with an asterisk because they lost Ismail Kone to a devastating injury. Where do you want to begin?

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328.863 - 347.933 Sam Dykstra

Yeah, I want to begin with about how I felt yesterday during that match because, you know, we went into that match against Qatar and both of us, well, maybe... Me, more so than you, we're confident that Canada was going to dominate that match and Canada was going to do pretty well.

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348.774 - 367.774 Sam Dykstra

We knew in the back of our minds that Switzerland only got a draw off Qatar, but we were at least hoping that with the home crowd, with the nerves out of the way from the Canadian team, which I think they showed a bit of in Toronto in their draw with Bosnia, that...

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367.754 - 392.651 Sam Dykstra

Certainly the odds were stacked in Canada's favor, and you could tell right from the start that this was going to be a match that was going to be played with Canada possessing the ball and Qatar mostly defending. And that's the way it started, and that's the way it went the whole way. But none of us really predicted it would go particularly like that.

Chapter 6: How does the Swiss team compare to Canada in the World Cup?

392.692 - 427.891 Sam Dykstra

You know, I thought Canada was... going to win and probably going to win by multiple goals but after the switzerland match against bosnia where it became clear that canada was going to have to win by at least four goals in order this is confusing in order to only need a draw against switzerland to to to win the group um I was kind of like, oh, I don't know if they're going to do that.

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427.931 - 455.715 Sam Dykstra

I think they can win by two or three, but asking them to win by four was a little much. So as the match started, they get the 2-0 lead. I'm feeling pretty good about it, obviously pretty good. And then, uh, Qatar goes down to 10 men and I'm like, okay, they're going to do that. So I, I went into the halftime Canada's up three nil. Jonathan David has scored BC places buzzing.

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456.136 - 483.7 Sam Dykstra

I'm feeling serious jealousy for not being at BC place. And all my friends that are texting me saying like, this is amazing. I've never been to an event like that. I'm like, shut up, just shut up. Let's just enjoy it for Canada. Um, And then you go into the second half and Kona gets hurt. And I could not enjoy the second half.

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483.88 - 485.323 Mike Halford

I don't think the Canadian players could either.

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485.343 - 491.012 Sam Dykstra

I couldn't enjoy it. And I'm kind of like – I was actually thinking –

Chapter 7: What are the expectations for Alphonso Davies in upcoming matches?

491.262 - 518.029 Sam Dykstra

okay, on the show tomorrow, don't be too down about Kone because this is still a very exciting time for Canada. This is awesome. And they go on to win 6-0, which guarantees them this match against Switzerland, which had been my expectations. Going into this World Cup, I was like, okay, here are my expectations, all right? I want Canada...

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to be able to play Switzerland for the group in their final match.

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522.772 - 523.193 Mike Halford

And they are.

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523.333 - 549.756 Sam Dykstra

And not only are they doing that, they don't even have to win. They have to draw, which we'll discuss later. But we never expected to go exactly the way it is. And honestly, like, in the back of my mind, I was kind of like, This game was definitely in Vancouver because in Vancouver we can never have anything 100% nice. That's a very caustic but appropriate way to look at it.

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549.776 - 575.37 Sam Dykstra

So I'm still very, very excited and I'm very proud of that Canadian team and I'm proud of how they responded. after the injury, and I'm proud of Kone because he was so courageous going off the field, and by all accounts, I've seen some pictures of him even in the hospital. He's got a smile on his face, and there might be an element of shock with that because it was such a horrific injury.

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I'm very proud, and I'm very, very excited about the Switzerland game and what could be coming after that. But it's kind of like a tax on that happiness. Sure. You know, the Kone injury.

Chapter 8: What are the key factors for Canada's success in the knockout stages?

587.865 - 592.91 Sam Dykstra

And I just feel awful for him. And I'm a little bit worried about how they're going to replace him.

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593.131 - 610.11 Mike Halford

Okay. Well, let's go right into that conversation then. Because I think everyone understands that the win was massive, both in terms of the lopsided scoreline and it's the fact that Canada's first ever win at a World Cup. That almost got overshadowed, honestly. And I think part of it had to do with what you were saying. Yeah. Everyone expected them to beat Qatar.

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610.711 - 627.276 Mike Halford

I also want to add, by the way, that this Qatari team in the previous World Cup and in the first game of this World Cup, they weren't a pushover in any of their matches. The last World Cup, they didn't win. But the scores were 2-0 to Ecuador, 3-1 to Senegal, 2-0 to the Netherlands. There wasn't one of those lopsided scores that got hung on them.

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Part of it had to do with the fact that they weren't reduced to nine men, but also had to do with the fact that they defended stoutly like they did in the first game against the Swiss.

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634.086 - 637.251 Sam Dykstra

Canada scored what? Two goals...

637.231 - 666.073 Mike Halford

um against 11 they were two to the good before the red card started to happen think of it that way they were pretty dominant before the red started to happen i think there was a combination of two things there one the qataris weren't ready to deal with the pace of canada and especially honestly the inclusion of ali ahmed even though he was kind of lousy on set pieces uh he was very dynamic going at them and buchanan buchanan was incredible in the first half i this is crazy to say because jonathan david had a hat trick but i thought from match over match i think

666.897 - 673.665 Mike Halford

Tayshaun Buchanan raised his game more in the second match than Jonathan David did in the second match. Jonathan David got a hat trick, just to put this in perspective.

673.705 - 681.134 Sam Dykstra

Buchanan was feeling it. He was kind of unstoppable at times. There was no one on the Qatari team that could stop him.

681.314 - 700.878 Mike Halford

So the pace was one thing they couldn't deal with. Very clearly, the other thing they couldn't deal with was the atmosphere and the intensity and the ferociousness of the crowd and the energy that the Canadian team got from that. That first match against Switzerland was... where they managed to get a draw. It was largely a pro-Swiss crowd, but it was very much a neutral, right?

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