Fireball with Kane Cornes and David King - Monday Full Show (28.09.26)
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What are the hosts saying about the grand final weekend and the upcoming Fireball show?
Kane and King. Fire.
The moment for Globe. Yeah. Well it's just the energy of the stadium, like regardless of who's getting up and about, like, we know it's their thing, but it's pretty cool. Like you're in a hundred thousand person stadium, it's going off, um, it's in a crunch time of a grand final, like this, that's what we're sort of talking about. And like we looked at each other's midfield group and thought, let's just go for it. Um so yeah.
What does Brisbane do? Does that broaden it?
Championship instincts. They must keep the goal in their 67nd prison. They've got to give themselves time to chase this down. Draper wins it, spills to Ashcrop. Lovely little dinking left footer to Charlie. Cameron wheels onto it. And Charlie kicks the goal.
Bailey put his head over the footy, got a snap out, and kicked it through.
2 and 30 seconds for the Lions. 1v1, Morris, McDonald Morris, stands up, genuine 1v1, 30 out directly in front and takes a huge grab. Drop part in straight. The world's win again! It's taken by Relashkock, outpassed in close, got it back for Shaper. Wills out the front. Two boxes make it three. Make it four. Rules running the clock. He's running the Gauntlet. He gives it to Morris. He snaps. The lives of Premier's again! How? How has this happened? Yeah, Dragon Dope, turn me to a superhero, yeah, yeah.
Welcome to the 601ers for the final time this morning. What a weekend it was. What a grand final we witnessed. Still trying to piece that all together. That was the AFL Nation commentary, of course. Well done for the package from the Triple Agent. Big morning. We will award the official Fireball Norm Smith Medal this morning. So we've all submitted our votes. Myself, Kingy, Triple Agent, JK and Quacker. JK three, two and one. Yep. JK's involved, so no need to sound the alarm, Geordie. Keep that alarm to yourself. Uh, we'll have the 10 winners and losers from the grand final. Gossage is gonna join us. He jumped on the plane yesterday, sent us a picture with Lorenzo at the airport. He was dejected, but he's been good enough to front up and give us the Fremantle and Perth perspective this morning.
The triple premiership coach, Chris Fagan, as well, has been good to us all year. Turkey Tom Morris, the agenda fireball feedback. Uh let's get it going with the best analyst in football. His name is David King in fine form, let me tell you, over the weekend some good stories to sh share. Good morning Kingy.
Uh morning everybody. Morning Cornsy. What a great final series we've had and capped off with an unbelievable grand final. One of the
Hagga was the wild cut.
I'm glad we had that that rubbish that delayed everything. Yeah,
which led to what we got in the end.
There's nothing better than sitting on the edge of your seat thinking who's gonna win between thirteenth and fourteenth. Nothing better. Cause the wildcard games were very similar to the prelims and final and the grand final, weren't they? No, not really. Um but it was uh uh look on just on that point, right? Can we just get everyone at the head AFL HQ to pat themselves on the back and say, Well done, the game's in great when the best play the best, the game's in great order. Right. We got you've got discipline, you got guys that understand the rules, they understand the advantages if you give away fifties and those sorts of things. So they they abide by so so don't touch the game. In this off season, don't touch a thing.
Don't touch the time. Don't touch the game.
Get some better umpires. Put the controls down and we'll get it. When you have good
umpires. Yep. When you got good umpires you have a good game.
The best move is to do nothing. I I I I think it was just such a I mean, to be I mean it those that were there, those that were fortunate enough to be at the grand final, just I I don't know if I've seen um as much theatre in a game. Like the I I hate generally hate the songs after goals. But they they had had a real feel to them on the weekend. It got the crowd involved and I know we'll get to Wolfie time, which was an outrageous success uh shortly. But it just it just th the uh there was a lot of emotion invested in the Fremantle fans.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the hosts saying about the grand final weekend and the upcoming Fireball show?
0:00–6:07
2
How do the hosts break down the grand final match and discuss the Norm Smith Medal votes?
6:07–12:33
3
What analysis do they give on the teams' performances and key player impacts?
12:33–23:24
4
What are the hosts' predictions and outlook for the off‑season and next year’s footy?
23:24–58:08
5
How did the hosts vote on the Norm Smith Medal and why were the results controversial?
58:08–1:08:31
6
Which players were highlighted as the Grand Final ‘winners and losers’ and what were the key take‑aways?
1:08:31–1:25:42
7
What insights did three‑time premiership coach Chris Fagan share about the season and his future plans?
1:25:42–1:42:21
8
How are Kane and King planning their off‑season, including coaching prospects and upcoming show updates?
1:42:21–1:54:49
Speakers
6 identifiedMore from SEN Breakfast
The Monday Agenda (28.09.26)
SEN footy reporter Tom Morris (28.09.26)
Brisbane coach Chris Fagan (28.09.26)
First Thoughts - Grand Final (28.09.26)
SEN WA's Tim Gossage (28.09.26)
"I thought they were both outstanding." | First Thoughts - Kane's Biggest Winners and Losers from the Grand Final (28.09.26)