The Ramble - Tuesday, 7th of July
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What was Hutchy's gaffe about last night?
Breakfast with Gary and Tim.
All right, everybody. Good morning, everyone. Welcome in. It's SEN Breakfast. It's a Tuesday morning. It is the seventh day of July. The McCafe menu never rests. Make sure you try McCafe's new drinks range. And on the McCafe menu today, all the footy chat after a big night on all the relevant TV footy shows last night at a seven. CJ is going to join us, the Melbourne defender, Chang with Jath. Looking forward to that out of eight questions without notice. And you can't have a day at the moment without getting in touch with Bozza, Mark Bosnich, with a World Cup update. The events out of the World Cup have a huge and only getting bigger as we go. Great to be back here.
Why was Tom called out by the sales team?
Sam Edmund with you. And alongside me is the busiest man in football. His name is Tom Brown. Hello, Tommy Brown. According to you, Sammy. Tom Morris as well. I mean, I left for a week and I thought a lot has changed. And then if I need a confirmation of that, I'll turn on the agenda setters last night. And even my boss, our boss, even went with it himself. And, of course, two Elf Browns and Tom Brown as well.
Sorry, excuse me, Tom Morris. I knew I was going to do that. What a start. Thought he was back. Amazing stuff.
What updates were shared about the World Cup?
Amazing. I mean, I've been called- Tom Brown, Tom Brown. Sammy, I've been called a lot worse in my time. Hey, it's good to be alongside you again. It reminds me of the now infamous, in my own mind, trade period of 2023, where you and I worked together on a Jack Ginnivan story.
They were busy times, weren't they?
Geez, that was wild, wasn't it? Trade Radio.
Time flies. Speaking of time flying, that's going to be back before we know it, Trade Radio, at the end of the year in a big, big way. At the end of the footy year anyway. Hey, you can get in touch with us any time. Temper text. You know it anyway, but it's 0433 981116. Now, Mimosa Homes open line 1300 736 736.
How did Donald Trump's press conference impact the World Cup?
Jeez, you've been busy. Jeez, you've been busy. You know nobody cares about who's busy and who's not. You know what, though? I just needed a reminder because I was on the flight back from Hobart last night. I've had a week off. Did you get a bit of cycling down there? No. Too cold down there. Jeez, it was cold down there. Salamanca? Yep. Got to Salamanca, got to Mona, got to some great wineries and eateries. Everyone knows Tassie does that very well these days. But essentially a bit of family time at the sister-in-law's 40th, the brother-in-law's 40th.
What insights did they share about Bailey Smith's interview?
So it was all happening down there. But on the way back, because I'm completely unplugged, I'm not sure what... Other people I like with their holidays where they keep the phone and the emails, I like to unplug. But that means it's a pretty big swat up on the way back. Oh, yes, to catch up. What on earth has happened? I thought, I know Tommy will be across everything, so I'll have a look. What's Tommy Morris been up to in the seven days I've been away? Now, a dive here has revealed 56 tweets in seven days.
Oh, no, really? 58 per day. Six.
That includes retweets, doesn't it? It does. There was nine cricket-related posts, 39 footy posts, and lo and behold, a full eight posts on the Bailey Smith interview, which was amazing, by the way.
What are the latest developments in the AFL and NRL?
Eight of them.
56 in seven days. It's too many. It's too many. That's a bit embarrassing, actually, because one thing that Hutch is big on is don't live your life on Twitter. It is an echo chamber, and it's not necessarily reality. But for our job, it's pretty important to be active in that space. 56 tweets. You're a busy boy. What would you be in your busiest month? I don't know. Nowhere near that. Nowhere near that. A lot of retweets, though. Like a lot of plugging Channel 7 or plugging SEN.
How did the England-Mexico match unfold?
I know, you're doing it well. Trying to do the best thing. Sammy, how was Tassie? Tassie was awesome. As I say, great. So you're 240th. Yeah. So your sister-in-law. Yep. My wife's sister.
And my wife's sister's husband. So did they have a joint 40th today? Almost. They're a week apart. So it was a big, big week of eating stuff you shouldn't eat.
What are the implications of Trump's involvement in FIFA decisions?
But it was awesome. Great family time. And I've missed a bit.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What was Hutchy's gaffe about last night?
0:00–0:41
2
Why was Tom called out by the sales team?
0:41–1:08
3
What updates were shared about the World Cup?
1:08–1:40
4
How did Donald Trump's press conference impact the World Cup?
1:40–2:06
5
What insights did they share about Bailey Smith's interview?
2:06–2:45
6
What are the latest developments in the AFL and NRL?
2:45–3:17
7
How did the England-Mexico match unfold?
3:17–3:37
8
What are the implications of Trump's involvement in FIFA decisions?
3:37–23:37
Speakers
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