SEN Breakfast

After it was revealed Ross Lyon will not go through the coach selection process at Essendon, Garry and Tim shared their thoughts on the former St Kilda and Fremantle coach.

With the NFL season set to start this weekend, NFL insider Michael Lombardi joined Garry and Tim to talk about what he expects to see in the season opener between the Rams and the Bills, the biggest discussion points coming into the season, and then to explain what he'd do if he was looking for a new coach at Essendon, how Fremantle should go about travelling to play Collingwood, and more.

In one of his best crosses yet, John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to talk about what Garry needs to change on 'On The Couch', his issue with Patrick Dangerfield, his two porky chops of the week, his tips for this weekend, and more.

Tania Hird's plumbing scam, Tim's dog show issue, Robbie Dolan, an Irish caller, curried sausages, and more.

The AFL's TV rights deal was the key topic on Garry and Tim's show today, and they first spoke to Channel 7 Melbourne Managing Director Lewis Martin about his excitement with the deal, and they also spoke to AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan.

On Wednesday morning, the AFL's TV rights dominated discussion in Garry and Tim's 'Ramble', and that continued when they were joined by Channel 7 Melbourne Managing Director Lewis Martin. After taking your calls in 'Conversation Starters', they spoke to Brett Phillips for a US Open update, and then were joined by Sam Edmund who had the latest player movement news in the AFL. Steven May called in ahead of Melbourne's semi-final against Brisbane this weekend, and following their trip to 'The Wonderful World of Wine' with George Samios, they were joined by Gillon McLachlan.

After finalising the AFL's TV rights with Channel 7 and Foxtel, AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan joined Garry and Tim to talk through the ins and outs of the deal, why more people will get to see football going forward, how they will keep expanding into New South Wales and Queensland, how he celebrated the completion of it, and more.

SEN wine expert George Samios joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about what wine the AFL would've celebrated with last night, to answer your questions, and to give his weekly recommendation - which was the Cricket Pitch Red from Brokenwood Wines.

With the Demons set to do battle against Brisbane in a semi-final on Friday night, Melbourne star Steven May joined Garry and Tim to talk about what went wrong in their loss to Sydney, how he was able to shut down Lance Franklin, their mindset when taking on the Lions this week, Christian Petracca's injury, his involvement in the Polished Man campaign, and more.

SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk through the new AFL TV rights deal, what GWS want for Tim Taranto, Jacob Hopper, and Bobby Hill, why Liam Stocker was delisted by Carlton, why Paddy Dow and Will Setterfield could also be on the move, and more.

SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to talk about Ajla Tomljanovic's loss to Ons Jabeur, Nick Kyrgios' upcoming match against Karen Khachanov and his likely meeting with Casper Ruud in the semi-finals.

Garry and Tim took your calls and texts on the AFL's TV rights for 'Conversation Starters' today.

After Channel 7 secured the AFL's TV Rights alongside Foxtel until 2031 yesterday, Channel 7 Melbourne Managing Director Lewis Martin joined Garry and Tim to talk about their excitement with the deal, their dealings with Foxtel, the importance of having digital rights as well, how the games will be spread between them and Foxtel, how interstate fans will view games, and more.

The AFL TV rights, Harry Styles' spitting drama, the Herald Sun's Jack Ginnivan campaign, the ARC, Cocksy's commentary future, and more.

On Tuesday morning, Tim explained why Steve Hocking needs more credit for the state of the game at the moment, and he and Garry then caught up with Simon Madden who spoke about his exit from Essendon's board for the first time. And they also spoke to Brisbane superstar Lachie Neale ahead of their semi-final against Melbourne on Friday night.