Yvonne Sampson

But as I said, I thought for $12, I'm not a big punter, and I just took wall waving at $12 instead of $5.

What horse does Yvonne Sampson, she's involved with a horse? Didn't you see that, yes, in the paper?

No.

No.

For instance, with Emma Lawrence when she made her first ever play-by-play caller debut at the beginning of the year with Triple M, there was a lot of negativity towards it.

Uh, it's interesting actually, like Yvonne Sampson is one of my favorite, uh, footy voices in Australia.

She doesn't seem to get much negativity, but there's still some that slips through here and there.

Uh, but anyone else, like any of the sideline reporters, any social clips or whatever that they're featured in, usually there'll be a lot of negativity.

Uh, she is an incredible person.

Just the fact that she's had two kids and commentated up until the ends of both of her pregnancies both times is astonishing, and doing that lead call by call.

I love Yvonne Sampson.

She is a trailblazer in that space.

I'm taking on the

responsibility because Yvonne

wasn't available

tonight.

Long-term friend of the throw, by the way, Yvonne Sampson, who actually has been on the show in a pre-recorded tense.

But yes, for those that are lost here, Craig has been canvassing questions from the wider TCT audience for last week about the Parramatta Reels predominantly, but also some TCT stuff as well.

And he's curated a list alongside Yoko there to run through.

I've never had a share in a horse, ever.

So you're at the Everest with Vonnie, right? Yvonne Sampson.

What's the horse that you said no to? Defiantly.

Defiantly is the favourite for the Melbourne Cup.

[laughs]

Uh, Yvonne Sampson as well, hosting the day.

Oh, there you go.

Yeah.

But, uh, I relinquished that a few years ago because you, you gotta give the young people a go.

And Yvonne Sampson, Vonnie Sampson did a terrific job, uh, last night.

I think she's done it the last couple of years.

But I think everyone was assuming, Craig, that it'd just go to Teddy again.

So that was Dennis Carnahan from Rugby League The Musical with his ode to Peter Volandi's Jesus and Superman.

And speaking about Rugby League The Musical, we're joined by Fox League's Yvonne Sampson.

Yvonne, how are you?

I'm so well.

And when they finally get in camp, they'll look at him and they'll go like, "We're in a safe place here with this fella."

Of course, the grand final chat continued throughout the day with Fox League presenter Yvonne Sampson joining Stephen McIvor on Sport Nation afternoons.

Only one point separated the two teams, and Yvonne runs through the statistical differences between the two sides with the Roosters purely dominating.

Yeah, they had 85% of the territory, the Roosters.