Sportsday hosted by Gerard Healy and Kane Cornes as heard across the SEN network. Two of Australian media’s most prominent voices with all your latest sports news, interviews and opinions from Australia and the world.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 825 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
Whitey and Coons discussed the day's footy news off the top of this evening's show, and after some calls and some cricket chat, they were joined by Victorian state cricket captain Will Sutherland. SEN Cricket's Tom Moody also called in to discuss yes... more
Formula 1 commentator Cameron van den Dungen joined Whitey and Coons to speak about Max Verstappen closing the gap on Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris for the Drivers' Championship, what's going wrong for McLaren, Ferrari's start on soft tyres, Lewis H... more
SEN Cricket's Tom Moody joined Whitey and Coons to speak about Australia's ODI win over India in Perth yesterday, Virat Kohli's duck, Rohit Sharma's form, Australia's selection for the first Ashes Test, the pathways to Test cricket and T20 cricket in... more
Victorian state cricket captain Will Sutherland joined Whitey and Coons to speak about their One-Day Cup win against New South Wales today, his bowling early on, Sam Konstas, their momentum in both formats, Todd Murphy's bowling, and more.
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Kane Cornes, a rare man of conviction in our sadly politically correct media is essential and enjoyable listening.
High quality, well researched, Hoyney is brilliant listening, Healey is fearless in his views and they are normally based on sound judgements. Cornes obviously respects him a lot, and as such he tempers his more ill-considered takes, which works well. Whitey is great and is prepared to give a contrarian position which is usually based on well-grounded logic.
Just feel that Gerard and Kane-O dont gel. Both great footy commentators in their own right but I reckon Kane isnt able to shine in this format, hence its not compelling enough and somewhat boring.
Hodge is unlistenable and doesn’t contribute anything.
Kane is the best AFL media pundit by a country mile.
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A sports-focused discussion platform that captures the latest news, insights, and opinions from key figures in Australian sports. The episodes cover a range of topics, primarily focusing on Australian Rules Football, particularly the AFL finals, where prominent games and player performances are analyzed in detail. The hosts regularly engage with sports commentators and former players, providing listeners with expert analysis and strategic discussions. Unique to this platform is its blend of lively banter and serious commentary, ensuring that both passionate fans and casual listeners find something of interest.
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1. Calvin McEvoy
2. Jennie Sager
3. Jed Snowden
4. Caitlin Adams
5. Danielle Croci
6. John Aloisi
7. Jack Rayner
8. Craig Tiley
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