The Agenda Setters

Caroline Wilson reveals Lachie Neale’s management reached out to Ross Lyon, with the Saints coach and Lenny Hayes set to meet the Brisbane champion for dinner. Plus, Caro unpacks Essendon’s confidence around receiving AFL assistance, Daisy Thomas tees off on behind-the-goals vision of the Bombers’ defence, and Kane Cornes questions whether Adelaide has been getting ahead of itself for a decade.
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Caroline Wilson delivers major AFL updates, revealing James Hird has spoken with Essendon president Andrew Welsh about the Bombers' coaching vacancy, Hawthorn has tabled Sam Mitchell a lucrative three-year extension, Melbourne has resolved its legal matter, and GWS faces crucial decisions over its leadership future.
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Mitch Cleary, Tom Morris and Nick Riewoldt unpack Chris Scott’s mid-season USA golf trip, Rooey’s strong take on Ben King’s game, and the AFL’s incoming limits on contact drills at training. Plus, the latest on Essendon’s trade stance around Zach Merrett, West Coast and Essendon circling an emerging Bulldog, North Melbourne asking the question on Jacob Weitering, Pendles’ 2027 call, Joel Amartey’s Swans future, and another edition of 'I Can See Cleary Now'.
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Questions continue to surround Tyson Stengle after reports he was at a nightclub just 36 hours before ultimately missing a VFL match, with Xander McGuire suggesting Geelong would be running out of patience. Tom Morris also reveals why Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell could be open to hearing from rival clubs, despite expectations he'll remain at the Hawks long-term. Plus, fresh intrigue around Bobby Hill's future, with people connected to the Collingwood forward reportedly already sounding out rival clubs.
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Tom Morris unpacks Melbourne’s ongoing legal issues, suggesting a well-intentioned club meeting was ultimately mishandled and failed to satisfy Steven May and his partner. He also assesses Essendon’s coaching search, with Dean Solomon and James Hird emerging as frontrunners, before revealing why St Kilda overlooked highly-rated draft prospect Murphy Reid.
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