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They missed the opening which was the best!
all good - feel free to post whole chat if possible. I just went to normal SEN Podcast library and copied link so not sure how to have obtain the initial part of chat if not on this link
As I posted somewhere else, Gerard asked “are you in crisis”
Her reply “Errm umm, ahh, errm no?”
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You're spot on, because rest assured this was definitely Port sending out the feelers, not the other way around...
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Marshall I reckon.
Yep perfect candidate
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Well that means they won't have too much trade capital from the likes of Soldo...
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At least they have got serious about a full rebuild.
Favourite for back to back spoons though.
12 months to late I think. Fairly big concussion concerns and probably had a poorer year.
Have to see how they go in finals, maybe they revisit Wines or if they are convinced Bergmann is gone in 12 months, maybe they bring that forward.
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They are acutely aware the impact of Tasmania will have on the draft in the coming years, coupled with this years draft considered to be rich in quality mids.
This was the right time to land a bounty of picks in a draft.
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Another footy show I won't be watching...
Page 13: Channel 7 to unleash new show built around Kane Cornes
Star recruit and former Fireman Kane Cornes is set to shake up the footy TV landscape in 2025 with a new show — but it will leave some ‘banal’ Channel 7 stars on the outer.
Alice Coster and Scott Gullan
2 min read
August 30, 2024 - 1:56PM
Channel 7 is set to unleash a new show built around agenda-setter Kane Cornes as part of a major shake-up of its football programs.
The bombshell move of poaching Cornes from Channel 9 this week has raised the stakes in the TV football wars for 2025.
It’s likely Seven will use their new signing in a head-to-head battle on Monday nights against rival established football programs Footy Classified on Channel 9 (which Cornes was on) and Fox Footy’s On The Couch.
But the future of Seven’s current panel show, Talking Footy on Wednesday nights, is clouded.
The show has failed to grab viewers with the line-up of former champions Trent Cotchin and Joel Selwood, Tim Watson and James Brayshaw not gelling.
“They want attitude rather than the current banality,” is how one Seven insider described the planned changes.
Kane Cornes has been brought in to shake up Channel 7’s banal coverage, according to one insider.
Cornes is likely to be joined by former Hawthorn premiership captain Luke Hodge, who is the network’s main Friday night analyst on the new show which will raise the bar in hard-hitting opinions.
The signing of the Port Adelaide premiership player and 300-gamer was instigated by Seven’s new director of sport Chris Jones and was his first big statement in the role.
Jones replaced long-time boss Lewis Martin in June after he was let go during a mass axing that saw 150 jobs cut.
“Kane is an agenda setter who backs up his opinion with an unrivalled work ethic and passion for the game,” Jones said this week.
“Kane’s demonstrated history of sharing his hard-hitting opinions with footy fans, paired with his signature candid commentary will take Seven’s AFL coverage to a new level in 2025.”
Cornes admitted he had already rubbed several of the Channel 7 team up the wrong way and he’d have to try and smooth things over with the likes of Luke Darcy and Matthew Richardson.
“Richo hates me because I’m critical of Richmond, Darce and I have had it out … I don’t think he’s my biggest fan.
“I don’t think Trent (Cotchin) is a big fan either, but everyone else should be fine.”
It’s believed Cornes’ criticism of Cotchin’s social media appearance for Seven angered Martin who many believe wouldn’t have chased his signature if he’d remained in the job.
Cornes will team up with the station’s rising star, former Collingwood premiership wingman Dale Thomas, in the special comments chair on Thursday nights next season.
The Friday night line-up of Hodge alongside Brian Taylor, Richardson and Brayshaw is set to remain.
Cornes, who still lives in South Australia, will also appear on Seven’s coverage of Adelaide games plus across the network’s multiple platforms, delivering opinion and analysis throughout the week.
He will continue his radio gig with SEN where he appears on the breakfast show and co-hosts Sportday,
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It will be used a vehicle in an attempt to systematically take down the AFC and simultaneously promote Port.
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Yeah, I watch the Front Bar then switch to something else to avoid the boredom of the others.
Multiple first round picks for bolton and rioli?
Baker worth a first round pick?
Holy shit, we need in on this. We really shouldn't have signed Berry, he's worth a first clearly. Ned? Obviously pick in the range 5-10.
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At least Olsen would confidently talk BS...
I know im in the absolute minority, but I really enjoy Kane in the media.
Page 13: Channel 7 to unleash new show built around Kane Cornes
Star recruit and former Fireman Kane Cornes is set to shake up the footy TV landscape in 2025 with a new show — but it will leave some ‘banal’ Channel 7 stars on the outer.
Alice Coster and Scott Gullan
2 min read
August 30, 2024 - 1:56PM
Channel 7 is set to unleash a new show built around agenda-setter Kane Cornes as part of a major shake-up of its football programs.
The bombshell move of poaching Cornes from Channel 9 this week has raised the stakes in the TV football wars for 2025.
It’s likely Seven will use their new signing in a head-to-head battle on Monday nights against rival established football programs Footy Classified on Channel 9 (which Cornes was on) and Fox Footy’s On The Couch.
But the future of Seven’s current panel show, Talking Footy on Wednesday nights, is clouded.
The show has failed to grab viewers with the line-up of former champions Trent Cotchin and Joel Selwood, Tim Watson and James Brayshaw not gelling.
“They want attitude rather than the current banality,” is how one Seven insider described the planned changes.
Kane Cornes has been brought in to shake up Channel 7’s banal coverage, according to one insider.
Cornes is likely to be joined by former Hawthorn premiership captain Luke Hodge, who is the network’s main Friday night analyst on the new show which will raise the bar in hard-hitting opinions.
The signing of the Port Adelaide premiership player and 300-gamer was instigated by Seven’s new director of sport Chris Jones and was his first big statement in the role.
Jones replaced long-time boss Lewis Martin in June after he was let go during a mass axing that saw 150 jobs cut.
“Kane is an agenda setter who backs up his opinion with an unrivalled work ethic and passion for the game,” Jones said this week.
“Kane’s demonstrated history of sharing his hard-hitting opinions with footy fans, paired with his signature candid commentary will take Seven’s AFL coverage to a new level in 2025.”
Cornes admitted he had already rubbed several of the Channel 7 team up the wrong way and he’d have to try and smooth things over with the likes of Luke Darcy and Matthew Richardson.
“Richo hates me because I’m critical of Richmond, Darce and I have had it out … I don’t think he’s my biggest fan.
“I don’t think Trent (Cotchin) is a big fan either, but everyone else should be fine.”
It’s believed Cornes’ criticism of Cotchin’s social media appearance for Seven angered Martin who many believe wouldn’t have chased his signature if he’d remained in the job.
Cornes will team up with the station’s rising star, former Collingwood premiership wingman Dale Thomas, in the special comments chair on Thursday nights next season.
The Friday night line-up of Hodge alongside Brian Taylor, Richardson and Brayshaw is set to remain.
Cornes, who still lives in South Australia, will also appear on Seven’s coverage of Adelaide games plus across the network’s multiple platforms, delivering opinion and analysis throughout the week.
He will continue his radio gig with SEN where he appears on the breakfast show and co-hosts Sportday,
Will definitely have a watch.
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Seriously does anyone in the media do their homework? Graham is an Unrestricted Free Agent.
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The answer is no. You'd think these so called journo's would get it by now, with the player movement space being such a hot topic and the number 1 way footy stays relevant year round. But apparently not. They don't even stop to consider and think, Hang on, he could be a free agent. Imbeciles.
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Ch7 obviously responding to the woke AFL diversity instructions by increasing their plonker quota.
Page 13: Channel 7 to unleash new show built around Kane Cornes
Star recruit and former Fireman Kane Cornes is set to shake up the footy TV landscape in 2025 with a new show — but it will leave some ‘banal’ Channel 7 stars on the outer.
Alice Coster and Scott Gullan
2 min read
August 30, 2024 - 1:56PM
Channel 7 is set to unleash a new show built around agenda-setter Kane Cornes as part of a major shake-up of its football programs.
The bombshell move of poaching Cornes from Channel 9 this week has raised the stakes in the TV football wars for 2025.
It’s likely Seven will use their new signing in a head-to-head battle on Monday nights against rival established football programs Footy Classified on Channel 9 (which Cornes was on) and Fox Footy’s On The Couch.
But the future of Seven’s current panel show, Talking Footy on Wednesday nights, is clouded.
The show has failed to grab viewers with the line-up of former champions Trent Cotchin and Joel Selwood, Tim Watson and James Brayshaw not gelling.
“They want attitude rather than the current banality,” is how one Seven insider described the planned changes.
Kane Cornes has been brought in to shake up Channel 7’s banal coverage, according to one insider.
Cornes is likely to be joined by former Hawthorn premiership captain Luke Hodge, who is the network’s main Friday night analyst on the new show which will raise the bar in hard-hitting opinions.
The signing of the Port Adelaide premiership player and 300-gamer was instigated by Seven’s new director of sport Chris Jones and was his first big statement in the role.
Jones replaced long-time boss Lewis Martin in June after he was let go during a mass axing that saw 150 jobs cut.
“Kane is an agenda setter who backs up his opinion with an unrivalled work ethic and passion for the game,” Jones said this week.
“Kane’s demonstrated history of sharing his hard-hitting opinions with footy fans, paired with his signature candid commentary will take Seven’s AFL coverage to a new level in 2025.”
Cornes admitted he had already rubbed several of the Channel 7 team up the wrong way and he’d have to try and smooth things over with the likes of Luke Darcy and Matthew Richardson.
“Richo hates me because I’m critical of Richmond, Darce and I have had it out … I don’t think he’s my biggest fan.
“I don’t think Trent (Cotchin) is a big fan either, but everyone else should be fine.”
It’s believed Cornes’ criticism of Cotchin’s social media appearance for Seven angered Martin who many believe wouldn’t have chased his signature if he’d remained in the job.
Cornes will team up with the station’s rising star, former Collingwood premiership wingman Dale Thomas, in the special comments chair on Thursday nights next season.
The Friday night line-up of Hodge alongside Brian Taylor, Richardson and Brayshaw is set to remain.
Cornes, who still lives in South Australia, will also appear on Seven’s coverage of Adelaide games plus across the network’s multiple platforms, delivering opinion and analysis throughout the week.
He will continue his radio gig with SEN where he appears on the breakfast show and co-hosts Sportday,
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Hence the * next to his name and a comment about free agency compo at the bottom
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