Tim Horan
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Oct 21, 2026
Nathan SneydHOST
I would say famous performance come in the semi-final against us, the All Blacks.
Nathan SneydHOST
Whereas outrageous no-look pass set up Timmy Horan's try helped Australia reach the final and knock down the semi-finals.
Nathan SneydHOST
He was the bane of
John SutherlandHOST
England's life as well,
Sam BruceHOST
So, look, the gut still says that he plays for the Wallabies next year.
Sam BruceHOST
Certainly Tim Horan was pretty adamant on that.
Sam BruceHOST
One of the big...
Christy DoranHOST
Well, Harry Wilson was as well in
Mat RogersHOST
All right.
Mat RogersHOST
Um, and T- Tim Horan has been very bullish about the country of choice for Michael "Moni" Tuiwai in 2027.
Mat RogersHOST
He said, "He'll play for the Wallabies in the Rugby World Cup.
Mat RogersHOST
There is no doubt about it," the well-connected Horan told Nine Wide World of Sports.
Heather du Plessis-AllanHOST
It's D'Arcy Waldegrave, Sports Talk Host.
Ian TaylorGUEST
Tim Horan on the show tonight, too, by the way.
Heather du Plessis-AllanHOST
Yeah
Ian TaylorGUEST
Superstar.
D'Arcy WaldegraveHOST
Sure, he's an Australian, but we love the guy.
D'Arcy WaldegraveHOST
Tim Horan is on the program.
D'Arcy WaldegraveHOST
I've got some opinion on last night's rugby league.
D'Arcy WaldegraveHOST
Kind of bad, but kind of good as well.
Noeline TauruaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I like to put the mirror back on Australia and hopefully they're under the pump in regards to that pressure.
speaker_0NARRATOR
Dissecting the sporting agenda, it's Sports Fix with Darcy Watergrave.
D'Arcy WaldegraveHOST
And it's a big hello now and a welcome to the Sports Fix podcast to arguably the greatest centre in rugby of all time, Wallaby, Tim Horan.
D'Arcy WaldegraveHOST
G'day Tim.
Morgan TurinuiGUEST
It's ...
Morgan TurinuiGUEST
I think the last time we had it, it was full of Forex from Tim Horan and, and Matt Cobain, and those blokes go to the bathroom three times a night these days.
Morgan TurinuiGUEST
So-
Ben DavisHOST
[laughs]
Morgan TurinuiGUEST
Uh, it's been a while.
Morgan TurinuiGUEST
It's been a while.
Ben DavisHOST
I think Tim Horan said it was 37 cans fit in that cup.
Moses MbyeHOST
Yeah.
Morgan TurinuiGUEST
We want that big Bledisloe Cup back, and it's been too long.
Morgan TurinuiGUEST
It's... well, I think the last time we had it it was full of Forex from Tim Horan and, and Matt Cobain, and those blokes go to the bathroom three times a night these days.
Morgan TurinuiGUEST
So-
Ben DavisHOST
[laughs]
Michael AtkinsonHOST
new head coach Michael Reg Taylor has named his side for the women's to take on the Black Fern Sevens on Saturday afternoon.
Michael AtkinsonHOST
And a name that immediately draws your attention, Justin, already been mentioned by Tim Horan, Maddie Levi coming off the Ultimate Sevens, that brand new tournament.
Michael AtkinsonHOST
Had the best of the best from the Sevens world playing in various stops in the Northern Hemisphere.
Michael AtkinsonHOST
We saw her make a Wallaroos debut this year.
Ben DobbinHOST
The Wallabies, well, they haven't been great, but they absolutely need to turn it around.
Ben DobbinHOST
Tim Horan will talk us through it.
Ben DobbinHOST
And w-what is going on with Mark Nawaqani Tuqiri? Well, that will be answered by Tim Horan as well.
Ben DobbinHOST
We've got World Cup getting underway tonight, uh, Australia taking on New Zealand.
Ben DobbinHOST
You'll see that on Channel Seven or listen to it, uh, on Triple M or the ABC Resonate w- networks.
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Ben DobbinHOST
Welcome back to Rural Queensland Today.
Ben DobbinHOST
As I said yesterday, um, we will talk about, um, obviously the Wallabies and the Mark Ngan Nee Tuua say, uh, defection to, uh, Japanese rugby and, and what, what that means for the World Cup next year.
Ben DobbinHOST
Tim Horan joins us this morning on Rural Queensland Today, um, and he'd be disappointed.
Ben DobbinHOST
As I said yesterday, um, we will talk about, um, obviously the Wallabies and the Mark Ngannechu-Yase, uh, defection to, uh, Japanese rugby and, and what, what that means for the World Cup next year.
Ben DobbinHOST
Tim Horan joins us this morning on Rural Queensland Today, um, and he'd be disappointed.
Ben DobbinHOST
Um, at 17, at 17 points to 14 at half-time, the Wallabies were right in that.
Ben DobbinHOST
Uh, they were getting beaten through the middle.
Ben DobbinHOST
Um, uh, but everybody was holding hope that they were going to be able to come back and, and cause an upset in some ways in a stirring victory at Eden Park.
Ben DobbinHOST
That wasn't the case.
Ben DobbinHOST
Tim Horan joins us this morning to recap and to preview and also talk about all things rugby throughout rural and regional Queensland.
Ben DobbinHOST
Tim, good morning, and thanks for being with us.
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