Fireball with Kane Cornes and David King - Monday Full Show (06.07.26)
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
Kane and Kingy.
Fire on. Went down to Arden Street, there's murals on the walls. Nothing there since Dennis left when it all began to fall. Am I ever going to see your finals again? No way, get f***ed.
Rise and grind, my ballers. 6-0-1, Monday, July 6th. The Fireball Cup has been run and won. And Port Adelaide on the right side of that. We'll review all of that in our first thoughts. The Port Adelaide coach, Josh Carr, is going to join us this morning. Tom Morris in for the extended agenda and all the news this morning, and then all the segments you know and love. First thoughts, the Monday agenda, and pull up your socks. You know the number if you want to get involved and join in the conversation with us. We have a huge one this morning. G1 man who had a busy, busy weekend. Busy weekend. Everywhere I looked, everywhere I looked, I saw the thoughts or the face of the best analyst in football, David.
Good morning to you. Morning, Konzi. Great to be around, I'll tell you what. Some days I just think, you know what, I've got a chance to sleep in today. I was very nervous overnight. Very nervous. Oh, dear. And I'm here. I'm here and I'm wrapped to be here and talking a bit of footy. I'm like Sheeds. You don't have to keep me. You don't have to marshal me back to my seat. I'm not going anywhere, Sheeds. Sheeds marshalling people back to their seat, not allowing them to leave whilst wearing a giant scarf.
Come on, Sheeds.
It was very funny, wasn't it? No, you heard some of the people stay while I wear my giant scarf. Come on, guys, we're all rusted on bombers.
What are the highlights from the Fireball Cup?
Gee, you had a big week, didn't you? Hey, hey, hey, what about we've got some onion bag action two minutes in.
Two minutes in.
Who's hit the onion bag? Oh, no way, but they've got the flag up. The flag's going up. Oh, no.
What are the key updates on the AFL's sanctions?
Bit of onion bag action early. Terrific. I love how you've got caught up in the onion bag. Mate, I have. I can't stand soccer. I really can't. I really can't. As far as I was concerned, SBS was for soft porn and soccer, and I never really bothered with either. I was a little bit with Pauline Hanson. Get rid of the lot.
But, you know, since the old World Cup's gone, I've got right into it.
Oh, it has been. It's been huge. We'll keep you across onion bag action this morning. Don't worry about that, Paul. And if you want to get involved, I'm with you.
What is the significance of the upcoming segments?
Brazil and Norway in and on this morning. Straight in. I'm just going to fire up my iPad so I can watch that. You've got your hat on. You get up early. Oh, yeah. I love that. Actually, I think it's top of the range. Top of the range. You think this is the one? That's the one. It looks very similar to You Call, You Get On, but it's the top of the range one, that one. The original and the best. Hey, by the way, speaking of soccer, has anyone out there got any photos of Jacinta at the pub at 4 o'clock on Saturday morning? Because she told us, I'll be there, guys. I haven't seen anything. No, I haven't seen any. And the balls would be all over that if they did. Oh, yeah. Gee, I'm glad I didn't get up for the Socceroos, though.
Now, I couldn't bring myself to get up at four. Big day Friday. A long day. Gee, you had a big weekend, didn't you? Good weekend. Huge. Good weekend. Footy's got serious again. Yeah, I think it feels that way. And there's a lot to talk about. I know what you're getting to. I'm just not going to suffer fools. I'm just not going to. So I'll put a couple of challenges out there. If you're going to be enough, enough, back it up. I know what you're getting to. I know what you're getting to. I'll tell you exactly what happened. Can I run you through a little yarn? I want the whole box and dice. Give it to me. All of it. Every detail. We're just chatting at the back. I enjoy the rusted-on fan. So generally the podcasters for their own clubs, I think, have a great handle on different views on players, and they're finger on the pulse with their club.
Yeah, I agree with that. So I love to listen to their thoughts, and I follow a lot of them, even though I don't really get involved with listening to a lot of their stuff.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–1:58
2
What are the highlights from the Fireball Cup?
1:58–2:12
3
What are the key updates on the AFL's sanctions?
2:12–2:52
4
What is the significance of the upcoming segments?
2:52–53:00
5
What are the latest updates on Brayden Maynard's performance?
53:00–53:22
6
What are the implications of Gold Coast's recent performance?
53:22–55:14
7
How is Port Adelaide preparing for their upcoming matches?
55:14–56:29
8
What are the key takeaways from the discussion about Lachie Neal's future?
56:29–1:54:53
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