Scorecard #201
7/8/20264 min
Hutchy and Damo are given statements to agree or disagree with using a score out of 10. This week they discuss: Michael Whiting's question to Damien Hardwick, the United States' international reputation, Germany's sick day policy, Hutchy's return to The Agenda Setters, and more.
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First 90 secondsSpeaker 10:00
[upbeat music] This is the Sounding Board podcast with Hutchy and Damo. Thanks to Drink Wise. You won't miss a moment if you drink wise.
Sam Watson· Host0:12
Hello and welcome to the Sounding Board scorecard for Drink Wise. You won't miss a moment if you drink wise. My name's Sam Watson, and I've got eight statements for Hutchy and Damo to rate out of 10. The remaining seven rounds of the AFL season would be far more boring without the presence of the wildcard round.
Damian Barrett· Host0:28
10.
Craig Hutchison· Host0:29
Three.
Sam Watson· Host0:30
Bit of audio from, uh, Michael Whiting and his question to Damian Hardwick on the weekend.
Damian Hardwick· Soundbite0:36
Physical game, so end of the day, boys will be boys.
Michael Whiting· Soundbite0:39
So Longie's hit on Maynard that sort of kicked it off.
Damian Hardwick· Soundbite0:43
Oh.
Michael Whiting· Soundbite0:44
How'd you feel about that? I know you're not a- Well, end of the day- ... non-football lad guy, so where do you sit on that?
Damian Hardwick· Soundbite0:49
Well, I'm not gonna comment on it, to be honest. That's the AFL's job.
Sam Watson· Host0:54
It's important to know what your interview subject has said in the past.
Damian Barrett· Host0:58
Nine.
Craig Hutchison· Host0:59
That's a good nine.
Sam Watson· Host1:00
After the rating success this year, we should be surprised if SBS still has the TV rights to the World Cup in 2030.
Damian Barrett· Host1:07
One.
Craig Hutchison· Host1:08
Three.
Sam Watson· Host1:11
Nick Daicos is going to win the Brownlow this year.
Damian Barrett· Host1:14
Seven.
Craig Hutchison· Host1:15
Five.
Sam Watson· Host1:16
The US celebrated its 250th year of independence over the weekend. Its international reputation has never been poorer.
Damian Barrett· Host1:24
Nine.
Craig Hutchison· Host1:27
Five.
Sam Watson· Host1:28
German workers

