Macquarie Sports Radio Mornings With David Morrow, Tiffany Cherry, And Matt Thompson

7-time Bathurst winner Jim Richards previewed this year’s edition of the epic race. Tony Leonard dissected Adelaide’s footy department overhaul. Adam Peacock analysed the Socceroos’ thrashing of Nepal and previewed the A-League season. Drew Mitchell questioned the Rugby World Cup’s handling of Typhoon Hagibis. Jon Thomson had regular updates live from Mt Panorama. Bruce Clark looked at the major races this weekend in Melbourne and Sydney. And Nat Wallace has picked out these roughies for the weekend’s racing: Randwick R1 N6 CarillonOvers at 20s. Clearly has a few issues but ability and out to backable odds e/w. Was good late l/s when failed to get the right drag into race. Final split has him competitive here. Been back to the trials so fitness shouldn’t be a prob. Maps well in a hard race and if he can settle midfield or closer from gate, can finish off.  R3 N3 AsteriusFirst up off nice trial, and gets in well with claim. The yard will tell us more. Was flying last pr

Geoff Lawson covered the start of the Sheffield Shield season and the Aussie women’s team setting a new ODI World Record. Brien Seeney, aka “NRL Physio” on Twitter, gave his opinion on the problems facing Sam Burgess as concerns are aired about his career potentially being in jeopardy due to his chronic shoulder injury. Cam Williams dissected the big stories in sports including how to get rid of trainers from the Rugby League field and what Dustin Martin’s car currently looks like at the MCG. Steve Noyce spoke about the fact that the world’s richest greyhound event is heading to Nine, as the TAB Million Dollar Chase races onto 9Gem next month. And Rodney Schick from Windsor Park Stud took them through the breeding of their horse. All that and more with David Morrow and Mat Thompson on Thursday the 10th of October 2019.

NRL Grand Final fallout continues - the listeners are still up in arms. Scott Sattler had his say on the controversial NRL GF decisions. Adam Crettenden told them the story of an Australian Racing Hall of Famer ahead of his new book release "Manikato, The Man". And Glenn Mitchell wrapped up all the cricket and AFL trade news. All that and more with David Morrow and Mat Thompson on Tuesday the 8th of October 2019.

On the openline today, the boys couldn’t find any love for the Roosters with almost all the callers tipping an upset with a Canberra win in the NRL Grand Final. The King Wally Lewis gave them a full preview of the big dance. Phil Lutton explained why Ligandrol is becoming an issue for professional athletes after James Segeyaro tested positive for the drug. Drew Mitchell had a Rugby World Cup update as Michael Cheika rung the changes for the clash with Uruguay. And Nat Wallace has picked out these roughies for the weekend’s racing: Randwick R2 N1 Barbaric R8 N2 Gallic Chieftan R9 N7 Strome All that and more with David Morrow and Mat Thompson on Friday the 4th of October 2019.

Rugby league Immortal Wally 'The King' Lewis says Broncos player James Segeyaro's suspension could not have come at a worse time for the NRL. The Broncos hooker has been provisionally suspended by the NRL under the league’s anti-doping policy following a positive test for the banned drug Ligandrol. Lewis told Macquarie Sports Radio, "We saw him inspire the Broncos on a number of occasions this year when he took to the field, he's always been a consistent performer when he gets the opportunity. "It certainly is a major disappointment for him and Rugby League in general. "It will be good when the full story comes out," Lewis said. Segeyaro was tested by ASADA on September 3, with his A-sample returning positive for the performance-enhancing anabolic agent. Broncos legend Lewis said the news could not have come at a worse time for the NRL, "You don't need that PR at the business end of the season. "We're talking about the highlight of the year, the Grand Final match. "Sadly, a lot of the attention has been

David Riccio had all the wrap up from the Dally M Awards where James Tedesco took out the big one. Geoff Lawson spoke about the start of the Summer of Cricket. Roosters champion Luke Ricketson gave his take on the NRL Grand Final. Tony Leonard had everything from the latest AFL news to favourite watering holes and funny horse names. And Dragons star Jessica Sergis joined them after taking out the Female Dally M Player of the Year. All that and more with David Morrow and Mat Thompson on Thursday the 3rd of October 2019.

The boys broadcast the show from the commentary box at North Sydney Oval ahead of this afternoon’s 3rd Women’s T20 between Australia and Sri Lanka.  After winning Gold in javelin at the World Athletics Championships in Doha, Kelsey-Lee Barber's mum Bev Roberts spoke to the guys about her journey. Neil Breen joined the guys on the line from the nation’s capital as the Raiders were farewelled from Canberra by their fans. Cameron Williams joined them in the commentary box at North Sydney Oval to discuss tonight’s Dally M Awards. The curator of North Sydney Oval Pete Devlin came up to the box to share some stories about what he’s seen in his time at the picturesque ground. And David “Middo” Middleton - the stats guru - spoke about one of the legends of the NRL and North Sydney in Ken Irvine. All that and more with David Morrow and Mat Thompson on Wednesday the 2nd of October 2019.

Australia has a new world champion. Kelsey-Lee Barber won gold in javelin at the World Athletics Championships in Doha. A dramatic final throw of 66.56m moved the Canberra girl to the top of the podium, with Chinese athletes taking both the Silver and Bronze spots on the podium. Kelsey's proud mum Bev told Macquarie Sports Radio, "To throw a Gold, we just couldn't believe it, it was absolutely incredible especially with three girls still coming after her, I was sitting on the edge of my couch." Bev said Kelsey is now focused on Tokyo, "Even if she makes the final eight at the Olympics I think would be a huge achievement or to come away with medal of any kind." Kelsey will receive her World Championship gold medal Thursday night at 8:20pm (03:20 AEST). Listen to Bev Roberts interview with David Morrow and Mathew Thompson

Neil Breen joined the guys on the line from the Raiders fan day as the pre-Grand Final buzz sweeps the nation’s capital. Dual Raiders Premiership winner Gary Belcher previewed the game. Brien Seeney aka "NRL Physio" on Twitter had the latest on Canberra and the Roosters' injuries ahead of the NRL Grand Final. And Libby Trickett came into the studio to talk about her new book Beneath the Surface which chronicles the champion swimmer’s battles with anxiety and depression. All that and more with David Morrow and Mat Thompson on Tuesday the 1st of October 2019.

One of Australian Swimming’s Golden Girls, Olympian Libby Trickett has a new book out today called Beneath the Surface. It’s a brave and inspiring memoir of not only her success, but also her battle with mental illness.

1989's VFL Grand Final is considered one of the best in sports history. Hear the 3AW Football team featuring Rex Hunt, Ron Barassi, and Sam Newman talk with players and relive a legendary game on the MCG. Manic Monday as David Morrow and Mat Thompson review a great weekend in sport.  NRL is now down to the final 2, Braith Anasta brings the latest on the Grand Final this weekend. Phil Waugh shares his thoughts on a controversial win to Wales over our Wallabies at the Rugby World Cup. And regular Leigh Matthews, the AFL legend himself joins the boys one last time in 2019 to recap the one-sided AFL Grand Final between Richmond and GWS.

The Gold Coast Suns have been thrown a lifeline from the AFL Commission. The club has been approved an assistance package after the club requested special assistance in a meeting in August. AFL legend Leigh Matthews expresses that the news is "demoralising" for the club as well as the sport. "They need all the assistance they can get, "It is demoralising for the sport and the Suns," shares Matthews. Matthews worries that the Suns will have issues with long term plans with the club after losing star players to other sides such as Tom Lynch and Dion Prestia. "Whoever comes into the Suns unit, the question is 'can they keep them for a career,'" questions Matthews. The package includes: Priority Picks The provision of draft picks for the next 3 years (reviewable annually), including the first pick in the 2019 AFL Draft. Pick #1 and first pick of the second round (currently pick #20) in the 2019 NAB AFL Draft. Mid-first round pick (currently pick #11) in the 2020 NAB AFL Draft First pick of the second round (curr

We're jumping out of the blocks with the AFL Grand Final, and NRL Prelim's on the horizon! Tony Leonard breaks down the Grand Final key match-ups, Tiffany Cherry brings us the latest from the sides final training session, and Shane McInnes takes us to the street with the AFL parade. King Wally Lewis and Danny Weidler get us ready for 2 incredible Preliminary Finals in the NRL. Hawkes Racing's very own Michael Hawkes takes us into the stables to find out which one of his horses is a winner this weekend. Former Wallaby Drew Mitchell joins as always to dissect the Rugby World Cup and Nat Wallace has his weekly Nags. Nat's Nags this week: Roughies Rose Hill R2 N14 But I Know R5 N4 Pretty in Pink R6 N2 Destiny’s Kiss Click PLAY to hear the full show:

Brisbane, Queensland, and Australian half Wally Lewis joined David Morrow and Mat Thompson on the Mornings program to talk the latest in rugby league. Five-eighths were a big topic of discussion, Roosters' Luke Keary has reportedly been seen in a moon boot, Melbourne's Brodie Croft has met with Broncos coach Anthony Seibold, and is Jack Wighton the best Canberra 5/8 since Laurie Daley? Raiders coach Ricky Stuart thinks so

Channel 9 Sports reporter Danny Weidler joined David Morrow and Mat Thompson on the Mornings show to let us know all the latest news heading into the NRL preliminary final, including whether or not Roosters 5/8 Luke Keary will play after reportedly being seen in a moon boot earlier this week.

Listeners across the country shared stories of the greatest games of footy they've witnessed. Plus, former greats of all codes Robbie Kearns, Geoff Lawson, Craig Wing and Brad Hardie joined David Morrow & Mathew Thompson.

His team may not have made the Grand Final but we couldn't pass up an opportunity to spend an hour with Collingwood great Tony Shaw. Australian cricketer and former GWS Giant Alex Carey explained how his old club can win the flag. Melbourne Storm forward Felise Kaufusi faced some hard-hitting questions from the Big Marn. Australia Women’s Cricket Vice-captain Rachael Haynes jumped on the phone ahead of their T20 match live on Macquarie Sports Radio this Sunday. Plus our regulars, Rugby League reporter David Riccio and Nine News Sports Editor Cameron Williams.

The Melbourne Storm might have topped the table this NRL season but the challenges haven't stopped. With the Storm taking on the Roosters at the SCG for their preliminary final, coach Craig Bellamy and the side have mixed things up at training moving their sessions to Collingwood’s Holden Centre to simulate playing on an oval. Speaking with David Morrow, Mat Thompson, and Darryl Brohman Storm's big man Felise Kaufusi states that the change has helped. "We're just trying everything we can," shares Kaufusi. "Yes, it does help, gives us a bit of visualisation, "We're just trying to... replicate that same feeling" explains Kaufusi. Kaufusi states that everyone except Cameron Smith hasn't played on the SCG so the training change is a welcomed and exciting difference ahead of their do or die match.

The 1989 NSWRL Grand Final: 30th Anniversary Special The 24th of September 1989.A day that has passed into Rugby League mythology.The New South Wales Rugby League Grand Final between the mighty Balmain Tigers and the Green Machine of the Canberra Raiders.Join David Morrow, Mathew Thompson, and the players whose efforts became the stuff of legend for The 1989 NSWRL Grand Final: 30th Anniversary Special.