SUNDAY RUB | Stevie's Lie Detector Test, Hinkley To Tasmania & Hangover Sundays
episodePreviously titled “SUNDAY RUB | Stevie's Lie Detector Test & Hinkley To Tasmania & Hangover Sundays” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 2, 2026
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What is the Sunday Rub lineup and why is Stevie’s lie detector test teased?
Shut up! The footy's on Triple M! Sunday is not the day to relax. Have you got your headphones on backwards or something? Because Triple M footy finishes the weekend with a bang.
Now what is this? This came out of absolutely nowhere.
This is the Sunday rub. You don't get radio like that anymore. Han Ultra Zero Carb. Zero carbs, great taste. How good?
For Ream Hot Water and McDonald's, Triple M rocks footy.
A big welcome to a Sunday afternoon. You are listening to the number one rating show in town, the Sunday Rub. And what a big game we've got coming up after this. We've got Richmond and Hawthorne currently. You've got the Suns and the Dogs. That is a big game. And then the blockbuster Essendon up against the Giants. Can't wait. And I'll tell you what, it is going to be a sharp show today because we have got a man coming up from the Demons again. We had him not that long ago. I just saw that. I thought Harry Sharp. We had him two weeks ago. Harry Sharp. He's one of us. He certainly is one of us. We will speak to him. The Demons are flying at the moment as I work my way around the box. And Mr. Vercetti himself, Joey Montagna.
Hello, Nathan. I am looking forward to today's show. I think it'll be a good one.
I'm worried about a couple of boys that may have stayed up late, not necessarily done the work, but you're in good form and
Mitch, I'm looking forward to your big story later on. This is huge. You came in with a big story up your sleeve about an AFL great and a coaching gig, and it's fascinating. So I'm looking forward to hearing that.
This is a footy bombshell, Joey, and we have a guest lined up. Really? James Hurd. I told you not to go with that just yet. We're talking AFL all-time great. So you're saying James Hurd isn't?
Yeah, no, I'm just pumping it up.
Okay. At the moment, all I can smell is alcohol. You know when you get there next to your mate who's been out all night and all of a sudden just the absolute piss waff comes through and it smells like a dirty bum. That's what I'm getting at the moment as I introduce Dale Thomas. Hello, Tate. It turns out the deodorant and the aftershave didn't do it all the three showers this morning. It's incredible how quickly you can tail off from going to and backing yourself in as one of the all-time greats at being hungover, presenting, looking fresh. I still had about 10 hours sleep. I've done the mass on last night and I feel like a big bag of shit. You look like one too, actually. Someone punched you in the eyes repeatedly.
I look like Leroy.
I look like I've been ripping Hong Kong tourmalines off.
Speaking of Hong Kong, Mitch Cleary's here. I thought you were going to Stevie next, so I'm a bit caught off guard. But good afternoon. Looking forward to getting to unpack a few of these coaching stories a bit later in the show. What's happened with your snout? I've got a little bit of a shaving cut this morning. So I was in a rush heading out the door to Sunday footy feast, which is where I'd always come from. Looks like you've got a booger.
I can't. I can't look at you.
I did too. If I push it any further, there'll be blood pouring out of my nose. How's your hammy? How's your hammy? Just quickly. I had a bit of a session yesterday, actually. I'm on the comeback trail.
What about the hammy?
Yeah.
I wasn't on Tarak Road. I'll be right for a couple of weeks. Good. And everybody's favourite cat, Steve Johnson? I stayed up late. I got up early.
How old is too old to actually skip the queue in a nightclub? Do you just keep flexing? I heard Daisy Thomas turned up last night. Did you hear? And there was a queue about 50 metres long. What establishment did you... The Godby. We don't need to go there. The Godby on Turack Road. And just straight to the front once again.
Is it okay? He strutted in there.
I haven't lined up since kindergarten, mate, when you used to go two by two with your best mate before you went into class.
It's a very enjoyable experience, isn't it? It's one little perk to being an AFL footballer is when you turn up to a nightclub and you just go, come with me.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the Sunday Rub lineup and why is Stevie’s lie detector test teased?
0:00–35:36
2
How did Stevie Johnson’s Newtown & Chevall contract get announced and what are the reported terms?
35:36–41:10
3
Could Joey have been robbed of 300 games because Alan Richardson sacked him?
41:10–43:40
4
What happened when Jack Crisp joined the show and how did he describe his dart-bar weekend?
43:40–45:51
5
Which trade rumours and player moves are debated about Mitch Lewis, Ben King and Toby Green?
45:51–49:45
6
How does Harry Sharp describe Melbourne’s game plan, debut memories and team progress?
49:45–1:22:25
Speakers
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