The Ramble - Wednesday, July 8

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What was Sam's debut experience on AFL 360 like?

Gary Lyon 0:00
Breakfast with Gary and Tim. It's alright.
Sam Edmund 0:03
It is alright. Good morning everyone. Welcome in. SEN Breakfast it is. It's a Wednesday morning. In fact, it's July the 8th, 2026 on the McCafe menu. Make sure you get in there. Try McCafe's new drinks range. It's amazing. We are stacked today. Locked and loaded. Hamburger with a lot of stuff. Tom Green, the GWS star, out of 8 o'clock. Jack Sinclair, the Injison Kilda star, at 7.40. Looking forward to that. Bozza, who's part of the furniture this time, the All Things World Cup. Oh, jeez. What about the World Cup overnight? So Bozza to join us at 8.30. Andrew Russell is part of his regular slot for Wellness Wednesday. And if that's not enough, all the questions at notice, all of your calls. and all of your texts.
Sam Edmund 0:43
The Mimosa Homes open line, 1-300-736-736. It's open. And the temper text, 0433-981116. Sam Edmonds sitting in for Gaz, and I guess this man is filling in for the Wisp, Tim Watson. He's one of the best newsbreakers in football. His name is Tom Morris.

What are the details of the recent NRL broadcast deal?

Tom Morris 0:59
Similar hair to Tim as well, which is very much... Not anymore. Well, I don't want to get into it, but if you want to talk about it later, we can. What I can say this morning is I've never been more proud of you than I was last night. I'm not being facetious, because I had no idea what was going on. Me either. I get home, and I'm preparing some dinner, and I'm looking after our two-year-old Archie, and just flicking between channels. I watch Channel 7 News, as I do, so I see what's on the sport. And I flick over... to Fox footy. Cause I was, I wonder what Joey and Kath are talking about on, on three 60 at about six 50 or six 55 PM. It was, and all I see is Lee Montana and Sam Edmond. And I'm going as a two shot is what we call on in TV.
Tom Morris 1:44
And then my TV freezes. The internet just stops for a second. Oh, not a KO issue? I don't want to say that. Anyway... I don't have any KO issues. I'm thinking to myself, am I going crazy here? I spoke to Kath three hours ago, and she's on 360. I spoke to Sam Edmund this morning, never even mentioned 360. And there's Lee Montagna, who I rate highly, and Sebi Edmond, who I'm doing breakfast radio with, and it makes no sense. It was a long day. No sense. So you can go back to the start. So I go back to the start, and I see Kath and Joey, and it all makes sense. And then I see Kath introduce you.
Sam Edmund 2:17
Better to bring in than one of the best football journalists in the business. Sam Edmund on his 360 debut. Welcome. Kath, too kind.

What happened in the World Cup match between Argentina and Egypt?

Sam Edmund 2:23
Joey, good evening to you. Great to be with you both. And what a furnace we sit in, don't we? Like Essendon and Carlton, two of the biggest, most supported clubs in the game.
Tom Morris 2:31
Turn that down. Why are you doing this? I loved it. And I watched your segment and the way you compared the three coaching races to horse racing. Cup Carnival. Yeah, so tell us how this eventuated.
Sam Edmund 2:43
Well, you say I didn't mention anything yesterday morning because there was nothing to mention. So what time did you get the phone call? It would have been around the middle of the day. Right, okay. Yeah. And you were meant to be on sports day. No, I wasn't doing Sports Day yesterday, to be fair. And I was relieved of Sports Day duties to do this. Look, I can't explain it to you, Tommy, to be honest, because I don't have the answers other than I was asked to come on. So I thought, well, why not? And maybe a little bit of tie-kicking from them. I'm not so sure. But anyway, as long as you know, as long as you don't make a complete titty yourself.
Tom Morris 3:17
No, you were excellent. And that's probably half the battle. I love when Kath and Joey push you on things and you're not going to get drawn into topics or to opinions that you're not 100% sure of, which is important. There's a lot we don't know about the coaches, isn't there? But I'm not letting you leave this. I've got more. So there's certain times in your career when you kick off like a rocket.

Why is Peter Moody unhappy with Qantas catering?

Tom Morris 3:35
Now, for me, the one time that I remember was doing the Shield final in 2018-19. That's when I was like... I have made it. I love it. Victoria versus New South Wales, Junction Noble.

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