On Tuesday morning we awoke to another gold rush for the Australian Commonwealth Games team with Kane and Hayesy checking out the latest news from Birmingham. In the AFL retirements were front of mind with Hayesy breaking the news Port Adelaide's Steven Motlop will be calling time on his career later today. One of the Fremantle Football Clubs' best ever, David Mundy, announced his retirement yesterday. Guests on today's show came in the form of the every reliable Michelangelo Rucci, SEN's Cheif Sports Writer Sam Edmund, and Port Adelaide AFLW coach Lauren Arnell all phoning in. Speaking of phones, they were running hot this morning with Port and Adelaide called in number to discuss Ken Hinley's future, the Eddie Betts' book, and whether Port should continue selecting Karl Amon despite the news he might be leaving the club as seasons end. Oh yeah, we also had Hayesy's Sin Bin.

We love interacting with SEN listeners and the phone lines ran hot this morning as they had their say on a host of topics including Karl Amon's likely departure from Alberton, Ken Hinkley's coaching future, and the imminent release of Eddie Betts' book. These are our top five callers of the morning during SEN SA BREAKFAST.

With Port Adelaide naming Erni Phillips as their inaugural captain, coach Lauren Arnell called in to chat with Kane and Hayesy about how that decision was reached, and how the preparations are going for the Power's first season in the competition.

SEN Chief Sports Writer SAM EDMUND phoned into SEN SA BREAKFAST to speak with Kane and Hayesy about the coming launch of the Eddie Betts book, the situation at Great Western Sydney, and the future of Alastair Clarkson.

Adelaide's leading sports journalist Michelangelo Rucci joined Kane and Hayesy to discuss the Karl Amon situation at Port Adelaide, Eddie Bett's coming book lauch and other topics making news headlines in Football in SA.

Kane and Hayesy discuss Ken Hinkley's future and Kane asks would you play Karl Amon for the rest of the season knowing he will likely be seeking a trade at season's end? The boys take calls and texts on the topic including a call of the year candidate from Leah who goes head to head with Kane over Ken Hinkley.

Kane and Hayesy run threw the overnight action in Birmingham which was another gold rush for Australia. They also look at other sports news from around the globe and look at the latest in AFL news with Footy Shorts.

Andrew Hayes gets to talk NRL for a few minutes and on the agenda today is a serial eye gouger who has been rubbed out ahead of the coming finals series for the second time this season. Plus Kane roasts the Cleveland Browns NFL franchise for signing a player to a five-year deal who has a sexual misconduct charge hanging over his head.

Kane Cornes ad Andrew Hayes chew the fat to start your Tuesday morning. On the agenda is the increase in beer tax, Kochies prison bar tirade, Kyle Chalmers letting his swimming do the talking, and Australian cyclists using the wrong handlebars in Birmingham.

After another massive weekend of Football in the AFL Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes returned to action on Monday morning. I wasn't just AFL making headlines in Adelaide with SA Supermum Jess Stenson winning gold in the women's marathon at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games. Jess phoned in from the village as she recovers from her greatest triumph. Michelangelo Rucci phoned to chat about what's next for Port Adelaide, who was eliminated from finals contention by Collingwood on Saturday afternoon. Other guests on the show this morning included Nathan Van Berlo from the Adelaide Crows, and a disappointed Chad Cornes from Port Adelaide.