Can anyone confirm if Triple M also does cross permission for Seven?
A few mentions by the commentators, and a promo at quarter time.
There was also some cross promotion via 7âs Mega Wall for the Cricket coverage at the Sydney Test earlier this year, interestingly though only Steve Johnson got a mention of those in the box which may be a coincidenceâŚ.
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According to Sunday Herald Sunâs Jon Anderson, Sevenâs Mitch Cleary is said to have caught the eye of Triple M football recruiters. He has been earmarked for the Sunday news role, up against 3AWâs Laura Spurway.
Heâs also doing AFL news for The Rush Hour
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Old news. I think even before the merger we knew Mitchâs role on Triple M footy was going to be increased.
Perhaps they were thinking he would have played more of a role on Thursday Nights rather than Sunday AfternoonsâŚ.
Interesting piece there. In my opinion, I think are talented but probably not at the strength to succeed in a metro breakfast market quite yet. Perhaps regional hit breakfast or nights might be a next step.
To me they still seem a little young for Triple Mâs current demographic, unless the music was to be skewed younger but perhaps a bit too tradie for 2days format
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They canât do worse than the current weak lot.
Animal noises would be better than the current weak lot.
weak slot maybe? Is that what @TVHead meant to say?
That said, sounds like Lu and Jarge donât see it that way and prefer to be national even if it is a âweak slotâ.
They would suit drive and that seems to be their future Iâd say.
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Could they do national drive on Triple M? Something non-sports might be the way to transcend the north/south sporting divide.
I still think theyâre better suited on the Hit Network, but youâre not going to mess with Carrie and Tommy.
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The unmistakable energy of the Triple M AFL commentary box will be roaring back into action in 2026, with footyâs most iconic callers, biggest personalities and sharpest minds set to bring listeners all the spine-tingling moments of the season.
The Triple M roster includes premiership players, Brownlow medallists, elite journalists, and the sportâs most recognisable voices.
Joining Triple M commentary in 2026 is an unrivalled line-up of stars including Brian Taylor, James Brayshaw, Dale Thomas, Kate McCarthy, Jack Heverin, Abbey Holmes, Erin Phillips, Mark Howard, Stevie Johnson, Shaun Burgoyne, Billy Brownless, Mark Ricciuto, Simon Black, Sarah Hosking, Xavier Ellis and more.
That line-up will also be boosted by the addition of Channel 7âs chief AFL reporter and AFL Media Award winner Mitch Cleary.
In follow up from MediaweekâŚ
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Shows you the state of Sydney Radio really
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the community radio stations reading this:
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