Russell Coight back in the saddle
HE is going to be a bit longer in the tooth, greyer around the temple, and maybe not much wiser — but much loved outback adventurer Russell Coight is heading back to prime time.
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IT’S still cheers and beers at The Front Bar. And Mick Molloy insists the show will kick on — despite the challenge posed by the revitalised Footy Show.
Slim Eddie ready for show time
A MATCH fit Eddie McGuire is ready for his prime time TV return after shedding a total of 20kg in just three months.
From courtroom drama to TV drama
TROUBLED actor Vince Colosimo has returned to his most famous role as he tries to re-establish his career in the face of drug-driving allegations.
Footy Show rekindles Ed and Sam’s romance
A PRICEY Toorak pepper steak was the catalyst for the great friendship between a pair of ‘very different’ blokes, Eddie McGuire and Sam Newman.
When is Sam’s expiry date?
WITH his 72nd birthday looming and just a year left on his Channel Nine contract, TV veteran Sam Newman doesn’t seem worried about his future as prime-time headline bait.
Ex-hotel owners fire final parting shot
ST Kilda’s notorious Gatwick Hotel has been closed and boarded shut before its reality TV makeover on The Block next year — but the run-down flophouse’s previous owners have gotten the last word.
Sam not sorry for on-air sulk
TROUBLE magnet Sam Newman has welcomed the return of Eddie McGuire to The Footy Show, while having no regrets about his extraordinary on-air sulk that plunged the show into crisis.
How Eddie’s Footy Show deal was done
DESPITE claims this week that Eddie McGuire’s resurrection to The Footy Show was hastily arranged, his return was in reality three years — rather than three hours — in the making.
Sam and Eddie’s lasting Footy Show bromance
RESURGENT Footy Show host Eddie McGuire has shed light on his decades-long bromance with Sam Newman, saying the duo is like an “old married couple’’.
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