Kane and Tom - Full Show - Tuesday June 30 (30.06.26)

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What is discussed at the start of this section?

Well, 6.01 on a Tuesday. What are we doing here? I don't know what's going on. What is going on? I feel like I just left this joint. I literally just left this joint. And we are back for a big edition of SEM Breakfast. That voice is Tom Morris. And we've got a big one coming up for you. The Hawks gun, Tommy Barris, is going to join us. All the talking points that are going around after Monday night football shows. Did the rounds. Plenty of news.

What are the key talking points from Monday night football?

We've got burning questions with Tom Morris. And we're going to speak about the new NRL rights deal as well with Sam Buckingham-Jones, if you don't mind. But Tom, how are you? Kane, I'm good this morning. Day two of four, you and I, starting at 6am. It does feel unusual to be here. Yeah, sorry, 601. It does feel unusual to be here on a Tuesday. Maybe we should explain why Gary Lyons having or had surgery yesterday on his back. That was yesterday. That was yesterday. All good. I haven't heard, but we're sending all our best wishes to Gaz. Yep. Hopefully he's okay. And Tim has taken a week or two off and much deserved week or two off. So they call in the replacements and it's you and me. Geez, a week or two off would be nice, wouldn't it?
At this stage?

What burning questions are posed with Tom Morris?

Middle of season. No, we're good. We're good. June, July is a grind, but there's lots of good things to talk about. And there's a lot of cricket going on, Cain. I know you're not into it at the moment. We're 90 seconds into the program and you've somehow just wedged cricket. Somehow. I'm just telling you it's big news at the moment what's happening overseas. What's one piece of big news? The fact that England lose another series 2-1 to New Zealand. Who cares? We're playing the Ashes next year against the Poms. Next year. Next June, July. The world cycle continues. 0-4-3-3-9-8-11-16. Do you care? More or less cricket? This stage, as we head into July in the middle of football season, as we sort of start the run into the finals.
But I just got to put someone on notice early. I was just reading the Herald Sun this morning, and this is one for you.

What updates are shared about Gary Lyon's surgery?

Page four, de-settled case. It's about the Melbourne settling the case with Saatchi Dade, which is the story that you broke some time ago. Melbourne coach Stephen King said on Monday night the club had got the meeting wrong. We had good intent, but if we had our time again, I think we would acknowledge that was a mistake and we probably shouldn't have done that. King said last night, well, Ed, where did he say that, Ed? Well, he didn't say it to you. He just said it in the air. He just didn't pluck it out. Just threw it up there. It wasn't a club statement. I know the club has since released a statement, but Stephen King said last night on Channel 7, Ed. So he's on notice. I'm all over these people. Why do the Herald Sun credit Channel 7?
I don't know. I don't know. It doesn't make any sense. They're not really rivals, are they? Herald Sun and Seven. I get why the Herald Sun wouldn't say person X said this in the age. Well, aren't the Herald Sun, like if Stephen King had said that on AFL 360, he would say, aren't they linked? Isn't the Herald Sun and Fox linked? It's unusual, isn't it? It's strange, but Ed, you wouldn't want to keep doing that. Ed's a good fella. That's an editing oversight, I reckon. You reckon? I think he's put it in the article. You think? Okay. And I reckon they've edited it out. I think he has. As a swipe at you, knowing it would offend you this morning. You're wearing your Melbourne hat this morning. Yeah, and I'm a Melbourne member.
I'm a Melbourne member. Paid up. Yep, paid up. Why... Why do you let clubs get to you? Do you think there's a conflict? What do you mean, get to me? Well, I mean, you can't analyze Melbourne as harshly as you otherwise would. Yes, I can. I had a bet with Kingy, no, a bet with Jake the Snake Melksham when he came on Fireball that if they beat the Saints in round one, I'd be a paid up member. So I lost the bet. They haven't got to me. I just lost a bet. So why did you become a member of Melbourne? Because I lost a bet. Oh, yeah, you just said that.

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