Join Craig Hutchison and Damian Barrett for S6 Ep 33.

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SHOW NOTES

0.0 - Tom Browne finally gets introduced as the ‘Chief Football Reporter’.

4.30 – Has Channel 7 earmarked Ryan Daniels from Perth as their next recruit? Lots of praise from Hutchy for Ryan’s column on Lachie Neale, the background behind the story and how it came about. How many times do journalists have to handcuff their opinion because they’ve been part of the original story?

15.00 – Follow up on the Nadia Bartel story.

17.00 – Did Glady’s pull the pin on the daily press conferences too soon?

21.00 - Liberal Party Spill. How’s Stevo’s week been?

22.30 – Hutchy’s found his way from Tassie to WA for the Grand Final.

24.30 – Fremantle Dockers have poached Bob Murphy from SEN. Mitch Cleary beat SEN to the scoop and broke Bob’s news first.

26.45 – News Limited v ABC – are we getting tired of the stoush between them?

28.00 – Guy Sebastian backflipped on his pro vaccination post on social media, trying to have a bet each way with pro-vaxers and anti-vaxxers.

30.15 – Luke Beveridge’s weekend presser got very personal. Discussion of AFL coaches who have a ‘chip on their shoulder’.

36.45 – Taking Out the Trash. Extraordinary examples on the weekend. When the 5th test was cancelled between India and England, Yorkshire cricket club uses the post announcement window to release the summary of their racism enquiry.

40.00 – The decision to ban the Australian v Afghanistan cricket test.

44.00 – Question of the Week for Drinkwise from Big Dog via Twitter.

“With the NFL being so back (look at those crowds!) could we ask for story time from Hutchy about a favourite NFL Sunday spent over in the states”.

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