Billy Gets A Lasagna, Andrew Redmayne's plan to Beat Paraguay, French Boundary-Riders at the World Cup - The Rush Hour podcast - Tuesday 23rd June 2026

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What was the initial meltdown at the start of the show?

James Brayshaw 0:00
This is Triple M's Rush Hour.
Lachy Reid 0:02
The Penrite Oil. 100 years still driven.
Billy Brownless 0:18
5, 4, 3, 2, 1. Ow! I see assholes like you every day. James Brayshaw. Every day. day. Billy Brown. Is this moron number one? You represent us when you're out in society. Put moron number two on the phone. I apologize in advance, Gene.
What the hell is wrong with you two?

What updates were shared in the All Sports Report?

Isa Whitney 0:35
Listen to the Rush Hour Showdown. I feel good.
Billy Brownless 0:44
Oh, of course you do. You're listening to us. Everyone feels good. And on a Tuesday, what about this for a line-up? Sam Williamson. Yes. This man's a breaststroker from Melbourne. Yep. And he's going to Glasgow to represent our country at the Commonwealth Games. And he's a ripper. And he's bringing something in for fat. He's been baking. He's been baking.

What are the highlights from the World Cup Fat segment?

Billy Brownless 1:03
So that is coming up. World Cup fat coming up. Yes. Andrew Redmayne coming up. Speaking of the World Cup, the goalkeeper, the superstar, the Great Wiggle, Our 5 at 5.05, which normally is on a Monday, but somehow it's slid across to Tuesday. And then we finish with the joke at the end. So there's a bloody nice-looking show. Hello to you, Fat. Hello, Jimmy boy. What's it like down your way, please? Beautiful. Bloody cold at night. Jeez, I get a nice little chill. No, it's been beautiful down here.

Who is Sam Williamson and what did he bring for the hosts?

Billy Brownless 1:34
I've got a builder in. We've got to fix our bathroom. Oh, that'll be good. Mick, his name is. He's one of Donald McDonald's oldest mates. Yes. And I'm saying this live, Fat, while I'm talking to you and Rab's in our magnificent audience. Yeah. Sharpen your pencil, Mick. Come on, Mick. I need a little bloody reduction on the invoice. I'm sure we can camp the night down there for a couple of weeks over summer, Jim. Some sort of arrangement. Sort it out for me. Now, Fat.

What message did JB have for young people using their phones?

Billy Brownless 1:58
Yes, please. No, it's been very nice down here. But, well, hello.
James Brayshaw 2:04
Hello to you, Rab.
Billy Brownless 2:07
Hello, Rab.
Yeah.
Billy Brownless 2:08
What do you think of that, Bill? What do you think of that? Is Jim still there?
James Brayshaw 2:17
He's had, like, an attack.
Billy Brownless 2:17
I think Jim just melted down. He just had a meltdown, James. No, I'm here. No. What are you doing?

How does Andrew Redmayne plan to lead the Socceroos against Paraguay?

Billy Brownless 2:24
I'm here and I'm good. All right, then. Well, let's have a nice little get-together with WAP, WAP, WAP, WAP! Now on Triple M's Rush Hour. But now we must do what we do every day.
Steve Bunce 2:38
It's Billy's All Sports Report.
Billy Brownless 2:43
Sydney Swans are flying, Jim. We know that. Second on the ladder. 12-2. Only lost two games. I can't believe that. With all the injury they've had, that's amazing. Spot on. They're two and a half games clear of the third place.

What humorous joke does Billy share to close the show?

Billy Brownless 2:53
Hawks. And Dean Cox has confirmed Errol Goulden will return against Brisbane on Thursday night. Oh, that's great. Errol, who's a bloody star. We know that. And also Tom McCartan is expected to return. I was a bit slow on that. Sorry. That's all right. I was going to say Tom McCartan. So those two come into the side. Big game, that one. Brisbane v Sydney up there in Brisbane. Yes. Jack Gunston is expected to miss another week, Sam Mitchell said last night.

What are the upcoming events and topics for the next episode?

Billy Brownless 3:27
So it's been a bit of a problem now, that foot, hasn't it? Yep. Now, are you all over the AFL CEOs Summit up there on the Gold Coast, Jimmy boy? I know it's happening. I don't know what's being discussed. They're talking about fixture issues, among other things. Well, exactly. Have a listen to this. This is the four options that were presented to the CEOs yesterday regarding the fixture for season 2028 when Tassie come into the comp, Jim. Yep. Okay. So the first option consists of 22 games per team in a season, then finals. The second one was 24 games per team season, followed by finals. The third model consists of 20 games per season, leading into a group stage before finals. While the fourth option was 20 games, Jim, and finals, with the addition of a separate in-season tournament.
Billy Brownless 4:21
Like the basketball do at the minute, they have this little three-week block where they have in-season games, which is bloody weird. I don't know how that's going to work. But what was interesting was Craig Kelly, old Ned. Old cement. Exactly. Pies CEO, by the way, had this to say back then. on the Friday huddle on April 10.
Steve Bunce 4:47
Do we play each other once and we say, right, what's that look like?

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