Triple M's Weekend Huddle

We had a chat with Ben Ikin about the NRL finals drama, we asked how Eagle Matt Priddis felt about running for the Browlow Medal and it’s Australia’s great sporting moment. We spoke to John Bertrand, skipper of the Australia II, about winning the Americas Cup back in 1983.

James Hird copped from Barra this morning over the handling of the ASADA inquiry. But it got REALLY heated when Glenn and Bernie D weighed in too...

The greatest Australian sporting moment: Australia II winning the Americas Cup in 1983. Here's the man that skippered the boat - John Bertrand

DSL catch up with legendary tennis player Todd Woodbridge to talk about The David Cup, along with Warren Tredrea ahead of the Fremantle vs Port Adelaide game. They also hear about how Tyson proposed to Sally on The Amazing Race.

Wallabies great John Eales joined us on the phone to reminisce about That Kick that won the Bledisloe Cup back in 2000, there’s a few tennis greats in Cottesloe at the moment for the Davis Cup next weekend and we spoke to one of them – Chris Guccione, and it’s the big sport story of the weekend – Freo playing Sydney Swans in the AFL finals. Campbell Brown gave us his tip for the clash – and his match report from Hawthorn against Geelong.

Remember that Bledisloe Cup winning kick back in 2000? We got the man himself on the line to talk about it - John Eales

So Barra has announced that he reckons Geelong are OUT. Matthew Spider Burton isn't too sure!

Port Adelaide great Warren Tredrea came into the studio. He’s in town ahead of the Fremantle game, we joined a French pastry chef in the middle of his ride to raise money for cancer research and, we spoke to marathon legend Steve Moneghetti about the City to Surf.

Fremantle Dockers take on Port Adelaide this arvo. Warren Tredrea the Port great is over for the game and came into the studio for a chat.

Dean Cox - hero of West Coast fans everywhere, might be on his last home game today. We asked him how he felt. Brad Hogg has re-signed with Perth Scorchers and he did it in style by rapping and staying with cricket, a true legend joined us on the phone - Allan Border.