The 3pm call that ended Sam’s 35-year career
After 35 years on Channel 9, Footy Show host Sam Newman received a phone call from his boss that would end his decades-long stint as the “master of live television”. Here he reveals what really went down.
After 35 years on Channel 9, Footy Show host Sam Newman received a phone call from his boss that would end his decades-long stint as the “master of live television”. Here he reveals what really went down.
An unrepentant Sam Newman has doubled down on his George Floyd comments, saying he had no regrets despite parting ways with Nine last week. It comes as former player Heritier Lumumba lashed Newman over the tirade in which he labelled Floyd a “piece of s—” and “crackhead”.
Magpie legend Dane Swan has questioned the value of wheeling and dealing AFL managers — saying they often only earn their cut for top tier players when “negative sh-t happens”. Here’s why.
Patti Newton is set to bare all alongside a host of stars in a televised show of public nudity on Channel 7’s All New Monty: Guys & Girls. See who else is joining the act for the big striptease.
As former footy player Daniel Gorringe was preparing to enter the Big Brother house things weren’t looking good for his relationship with girlfriend Ana Cannon — but going on the show soon became the “best thing” for them.
Rumours have swirled for months about who could fill the shoes of breakfast radio king John Burns at 3AW. Now a media personality is about to join Ross Stevenson at the helm of “the best radio show in town”.
Sam Newman has revealed his emotional farewell to a long-running passion, after losing “the love of my life” at sea earlier this year. It comes as he makes a return to the Sunday Footy Show with a new segment.
When Natalie Gauci won Australian Idol in 2007 she admits she didn’t have the life tools to cope with what came next, but after losing her soul to drink and drugs, a chance encounter helped her to turn it all around.
Richmond premiership star Marlion Pickett became headline news and a crowd favourite last year when he made his AFL debut in the Grand Final. Now in a new book, he tells the story of how it all happened.
Former Hawthorn champion Shane Crawford is excited to be kicking off a new TV footy show, Full Time, and he has his eyes on an Essendon legend to be a part of the action.
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