The Monday Agenda (28.09.26)
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Straight into it, the final fireball agenda of the year with Tom Morris in fine form all year to be fair. What's on the top of your agenda as we work through the fallout for the Dockers?
Very much. No worries. Yes, yes. So Skitty Sean uh is contracted to the Dockers for still a long period of time, but clubs believe in Melbourne that they can make a play for him. So I'm looking at a Richmond, I'm looking at any other club that needs a ruck as well. Um and then what Frio can get back in return? Like who are these key defenders, Kane, that you're talking about? Who are the small defenders that you're talking about that can make them better? Because particularly the tall ones, they don't grow on trees.
They don't and the small ones don't grow on trees either. Like the th there's not many Blake Hardwicks running around for free that you can just go and pluck from another club. So yeah, I'd I'd have to we'll work through that in the next couple of weeks on Trade Radio Kingy, which uh I know you'll be listening to.
Uh the free kick count on the weekend was nineteen. Nineteen.
What’s the outlook for Sean Darcy’s future with the Dockers?
Brisbane got seven free kicks for
a whole game of football. It's amazing low.
So to give you an idea, the two prelims were forty four and thirty five, nineteen in the grand final in wet conditions. Season low king, did you say? Yeah, mate. Yep. Amazing. And the average for this season was thirty eight. Do we like football lucky? Yes. Of course we
do.
Of course we do. So why doesn't it happen more often then?
Because we get poor umpires that we don't have depth of umpiring and the umpires aren't trained up enough 'cause they spend three hours contact hours per week. When the good ones get in control they understand the way that the game should be played and the rules.
And good players. And good players knowing. Well drilled. Yeah, well drilled, disciplined, don't give away silly free kicks. They're not undersized, so they don't get stripped holding the ball regularly. It's just it's a combination of all.
things yeah. And they know how to tackle. Yeah. Um the North Melbourne coaching process will ramp up now. So Jamie Graham's gone back to Perth. My understanding is he'll be back in Melbourne this week to speak to North Melbourne face to face. He is one of the front runners, if not the front runner. But I said last week and I maintain this, Nathan Buckley is up this to his up in this to his eyeballs. Like this is
We do crystal balls here, Cornsy, don't we? Crystal balls. We haven't got a stinger for it, but we do crystal ballers. Oh I thought we did. We have we do have a stinger. Yeah, I think we do. I
think we do. It's my stinger.
Now on
fireball. Crystal ballers. Your own thing you're talking about. I did, I forgot about that. Give a shit crystal baller. What's gonna happen? Oh I don't know for sure.
But this is fireball, man. Do that other rubbish fifty fifty somewhere else. You you're in you're in the Buckley camp, aren't you?
I'm in the Buckley camp. Yeah. Wow. I'm in the Buckley camp. I think Buckley's a red hot chance. Red, red hot. Um I know that uh as And reported last week, he caught up with or um North Melbourne caught up with Corey Enright, so he's clearly still in it well. But I think Graham and Buckley are very much at the top of the tree here. And then Gian Syracuse has been mentioned as well, but I think Buckley is absolutely in with a chance, a strong chance. And North Melbourne wanted him in turns and a nine key. Do you remember that? A four year deal to him, which then um saw the succession plan at Collingwood come into play.
How did the Grand Final’s free‑kick count compare to previous games?
I I was at uh AW then and Rex was playing a song Get Buckley. He sung this big song, Get Buckley. It was the first of the songs. Yeah, yeah, we're doing it in our market. Rex did it way back when Get Buckley.
So speaking of coaches, so Nick's out of contract next year, Ross Lyon out of contract, Luke Beveridge out of contract. Technically Justin Longmure out of contract now and Chris Sutherland, the Fremantle president, addressed Longmure's contract situation on crunch time on Saturday.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–1:16
2
What’s the outlook for Sean Darcy’s future with the Dockers?
1:16–3:21
3
How did the Grand Final’s free‑kick count compare to previous games?
3:21–5:37
4
Why are umpiring standards blamed for low free‑kick numbers?
5:37–7:13
5
What’s the current status of North Melbourne’s coaching search?
7:13–9:19
6
Is Justin Longmuir’s contract situation a model for other clubs?
9:19–10:01
Speakers
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