Sam and Tom - Full Show - Thursday July 9 (09.07.26)
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What are the show lineup and guests announced at the top of the program?
All right. Good morning, everyone. It is a very cold start to this Thursday morning, July the 9th, but great to be with you for SEN Breakfast. The McCafe menu today. Get yourself in there. Try McCafe's new drinks range. Andrew Russell Wellness Wednesday on a Thursday. We'll try it the second time around today. We'll get to that adage in a moment. Telstra got him yesterday, like so many of you. He's going to join us at 7.40. SEN 1170's Chad Townsend to talk state of origin. The Blues get it done at Suncorp. They keep telling us it's a hard place to win, but the Blues keep doing it up there. Mark Bozabosnich, World Cup update, head of the quarterfinals getting underway tomorrow morning. Corey Mabilio is a permanent fixture from Champion Data on a Thursday morning.
All the latest footy news and discussions. And on that front... Sam Edmunds sitting in for Gary Lyon, by the way. And in Tim Watson's chair this morning, one of the most prolific newsbreakers in football, it's Tom Morris. Morning, Tommy. Morning, Sammy. You up and about this morning? You've got your puffer jacket on, which is exactly what I should have had on. It's cold. It is icy. And fog.
Fog.
How was it for you coming in? Couldn't see anything. Couldn't see, yes. Got in the car, arrived here with a couple of minutes to spare, as I have done the last few days, Sammy. I'll put it at about 90 seconds to spare when you come strutting into this. But never late. No, didn't you have a recent sleep in? Wasn't there an episode with, or am I getting you confused with someone else? I thought you might've left the corn high and dry. Maybe my memory's failing me. Not me, not me, not me. All summer, I navigate the nuances of my good friend, and how he is traditionally either on time or slightly late because in his culture, as he explains, time is just, Largely a social construct. So if it's 8 o'clock, it might be about 8.30.
Unfortunately, when you're doing a radio show, you've got to be there. So I always say, hey, Baz, we're starting at 7.45, hoping he's slightly late so he can get there at 5 to 8. It's one of those mornings this morning, it is freezing cold. Yeah, so there's nothing worse. So get in the car, turn it on, get the heating absolutely cranking, and you go to push the windscreen wiper blades, and it's just ice everywhere, ice everywhere. Get out the water, get the watering can, pour the watering can all over the windscreen trying to get the ice off it. And then you finally get going, you're going down the road, and the petrol light's flashing. Is there a worse feeling than that when it's about 1 degree and 5 a.m.?
So pull in, get the petrol. Anyway. Look at this text. Sammy Edmond, my favorite fill-in. It's like when you had an emergency teacher at school and they just took you for sport all day. Those were great days, weren't they? We always watched movies. Put a movie on. Put something on. Yeah, what movies? We used to watch Jumanji was the movie that was just put on the TV. There's a question for you. 0433 98 11 16. What movie gives you nostalgic bliss from back when you were at primary school and you used to watch? And the Mimosa Homes Open Lines won $300, $7, $3, $6, $7, $3, $6. I did think about running the gauntlet. How long can you get on your car with the flashing? You ever run it to nothing? Yeah, I have it a couple of times and it's caused some issues.
I try not to. It's not good for the vehicle.
I'll just do one more trip. One more trip. It's terrible for the vehicle. Yeah, it's no good. No, I'm weak. As soon as I see it flashing, I'm straight in there. What if the petrol is ridiculously expensive? Are you caring or are you just paying it? That's just the day. I'm begrudgingly paying it. Yeah, it was expensive. Not so bad. Now, I reckon it's about $30,000. Isn't it about $30,000 with a flashing... I've heard various theories over the years, but I have pushed the envelope a few times. One time I tried to start the car and it didn't start because there was nothing left. So I had to run down with a billy can and get some petrol to run back and pour it in, which is grim actually.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What are the show lineup and guests announced at the top of the program?
0:02–17:46
2
How did the Telstra-sponsored interviews controversy and outage spark debate over journalism vs advertising?
17:46–31:07
3
What were the key takeaways from State of Origin, coach and press‑conference reactions?
31:07–48:04
4
Who are the leading candidates and challenges in Essendon's coaching search?
48:04–52:39
5
Why did Richmond part ways with their high-performance manager and what injury issues are affecting Punt Road?
52:39–56:24
6
How will new AFL contact training limits be defined and who is on the working group?
56:24–1:04:06
7
What are the big match previews and player form notes for Thursday night football and the FIFA quarterfinals?
1:04:06–1:44:53
Speakers
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