SEN Breakfast
Summary: The benchmark when it comes to football: Garry Lyon, Nathan Buckley, Tim Watson, Kane Cornes and David King's expertise and insight sets the agenda each morning as they bring Melbourne the biggest names in both the AFL and sporting landscape. Catch SEN Breakfast broadcast every morning on 1116 SEN: - Garry & Bucks on Monday - Garry & Tim from Tuesday-Thursday - Kane & Kingy on Friday
Podcasts:
Where Melbourne went wrong in 2022, Chris Scott's comments on AFL 360, why Essendon fans shouldn't be worried about their search for a new coach, the impact of losing Luke Jackson at Melbourne, Jordan De Goey's contract offer from Collingwood, and more.
"Craig McRae is the greatest example of why you shouldn't worry right now."
Garry and Tim assess what went wrong for Melbourne in their premiership defence this season.
Garry's birthday, the Paul Dear documentary, the passing of Queen Elizabeth, Tim's issue with Fox Footy, creative ways to get to Sydney, Mike Sheen's message to the Welsh Football Team, and more.
Garry and Bucks looked at both of the weekend's semi-finals in 'The Buck Stops Here' this morning.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Bucks' Ramble included chats about the weekend's footy, the sport being played this morning, Queen Elizabeth's passing, and more. The first instalment of 'The Buck Stops Here' looked at Melbourne vs Brisbane, and it returned to look at Collingwood vs Fremantle after getting a quick US Open update from Brett Phillips. They were joined by Cam Guthrie ahead of the Cats' preliminary final against the Lions on Friday night, and after their 'Questions Without Notice', they were joined by Riley Beveridge, who had the latest footy news.
AFL.com.au journalist Riley Beveridge joined Garry and Bucks to discuss Jarrod Berry's upcoming tribunal appearance, the players set to leave Fremantle this off-season, Brodie Grundy's potential move to Melbourne, and more.
Has Fremantle's year been a success, why are Sydney playing at the SCG when Geelong are playing at the MCG, your calls, and more.
With the Cats set to host Brisbane in a preliminary final on Friday night, Geelong star Cam Guthrie joined Garry and Bucks to talk about their upcoming match, their change of game style this year, his family and the support the club gives them, Mark Blicavs' importance to the team, being awarded life membership at the club, and more.
In the second instalment of 'The Buck Stops Here' on Monday morning, Bucks looked at Collingwood's strong performance against Fremantle on Saturday night.
After two outstanding performances in the 2022 finals series, Garry and Bucks discussed where they see Jordan De Goey's future with Collingwood, and outlined the kind of contract that he should be signing with the Magpies.
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to talk through the US Open final between Casper Ruud and Carlos Alcaraz.
In the first part of today's 'The Buck Stops Here', Bucks analysed Brisbane's comeback win against Melbourne on Friday night.
The weekend's footy, the sport being played this morning, Queen Elizabeth's passing, the brutality of the Roosters vs Rabbitohs final, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane Cornes & David King were joined by Channel 7's Mitch Cleary to discuss the state of the AFL's equalisation policy after Tim Taranto and Jacob Hopper nominated Richmond as their club of choice, and Sydney coach John Longmire as the Swans manage their week off. The boys cross to Adam Collins in the UK to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth, analyse both of this weekend's semi-finals, and reprise the singing quiz... Fireball!
