The Monday Agenda (01.06.26)

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What is the main agenda for this episode?

Brett Phillips 0:04
Now on Fireball, the Monday agenda.
Sam Edmund 0:09
Turn up your radio, blast your stereo.
Tom Morris 0:12
The agenda for IMR, protecting tradies and builders for over 36 years. Call 13IMR to get yourself covered today. Tom Morris is in the house with us live in the studio. Crystal Ball is going off. Put those in the time capsule. We'll pull them out a little bit later on in the year. Tom, what's on your agenda?
Sam Edmund 0:30
Just before we go, he's just in the ad break. He slipped me behind the iron curtain as to your nominations for where the leak's coming from. I didn't tell him exactly. No, but I... I never would. No, he gave me enough information to say, one's off the table, you're one, which was the media department.
Brett Phillips 0:48
Yeah, of course. And I... Always protect, but just leave it there, can you please? Okay. Leave it there. Um... I've got a couple of things on my agenda, Kingy. Do you want to talk about Egggate? Have we discussed that enough? Lockie Dobberston at North Melbourne.

What are the implications of the Crystal Ball predictions?

Tom Morris 1:03
Well, we did touch on it earlier on.
Brett Phillips 1:05
I need more information. Okay, so Lachie Doverson, who turned 19 on Friday, North Melbourne player, was out on Thursday night at a shopping centre in Roeville, Stud Park Shopping Centre, and there were allegations of egging. No criminal damage charges yet. We got a statement from Victoria Police. He has told people close to him that while there may have been egging around him, he did not throw any eggs himself.
LAUGHTER
Brett Phillips 1:33
And I take him at face value. It's still a police investigation that's ongoing. What was being egged? Well, that's a good question. What was the target of egging? According to Xander McGuire, there was no damage to any property or any vehicles or any people. So I'm not quite sure. Maybe they were inaccurate eggers and nothing got hit.
Sam Edmund 1:52
Did the potential eggies make a complaint?
Brett Phillips 1:55
There was a complaint at Knox Police Station late in the night, which led to a couple of interviews taking place.
Sam Edmund 2:02
Well, that's different.
Brett Phillips 2:03
It's a police issue at the moment, which is why I'm being very careful.
Sam Edmund 2:07
I need to know, did he have a machete on him at the time? Not that I'm aware of. No, I highly doubt that. Had he been near a tobacco store? Not that I'm aware of. It's good.
Tom Morris 2:17
A few questions have come through in relation to ones we left off, the Crystal Ballers. Zach Merritt. We're still doing this.
Brett Phillips 2:24
I like this. Okay. No, I think Merritt goes to Hawthorne. Merritt to Hawthorne.
Tom Morris 2:29
On a much lower price than what was on offer last time?
Brett Phillips 2:33
In terms of a trade, yeah, it's not worth three first-rounders anymore. No, I still think one, maybe two, depending on the numbers of those first-rounders, but yeah. Jed Walter. I think Walter goes because King stays.

What happened with Lachie Doverson and the egging incident?

Brett Phillips 2:46
And I think Collingwood is the front of that queue for Jed Walter.
Tom Morris 2:50
What if Collingwood got to give up for Jed Walter that would satisfy Gold Coast in a trade? It's an early for that discussion. I'm not sure. Crystal Ball is not the full trade game. Not much is the answer. It was a leading question, Kingy. Jordan Butts.
Brett Phillips 3:04
Jordan Butt's interest from clubs, North Melbourne. I think the Dogs as well have had interest in the past. I think more likely to stay, though, Adelaide Crows.
Sam Edmund 3:14
I'm really interested in this one. Next one. This is big, this one. Darcy Wilson. This is big.
Brett Phillips 3:19
It's big because of the pay packet that's been afforded to Matthias Philippou for 2027 and 2028, which is $1 million per year over that period. duration of that deal. And understandably, Darcy Wilson's probably looking at that going, I probably deserve 1.2. But St Kilda doesn't have limitless money. They're paying a lot of money to a lot of players at the moment. And there's a lot of interest in Darcy Wilson. I think more than half a dozen clubs have inquired around Darcy Wilson, including Geelong, North Melbourne. It's a crystal ball, so I'm just going to say it. I think Geelong, but I think more likely he just leaves somewhere. I don't know where. Really? Yeah. But St Kilda, they'll have to pay him and pay him a fair bit to keep him.
Tom Morris 4:00
That's the strategy backfiring in front of our eyes if Darcy Wilson leaves. They need to keep him. Bailey Humphrey.

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