Lofty was ok, worked well with mazza....

Whatever happened to Brian Markovic ??

was a very good harness caller imo, but got fired by that goose who was destr.... sorry running MVHR and replaced by Dan Malarkey. Amen.

No he is still there but not used as much which is shame. Was calling the dogs the other day.

Dan Malecki class caller not sure how he calls now but called a Melbourne Cup or two pretty well.

Malecki is unbelievably good in a tight finish. Has a go every time and gets it right 99.999999% of the time

They were supposed to finish Friday but seems like they buzzed off early.

amazing that mickey and michael are gone !! best sports interviewers going around, knew their s..t on any sport you could mention, including the stations forte, HORSE RACING.
Not sure if this is the case with the replacements :(

Need to sign Hamish & Andy... instant audience boost, worth every cent of $5M!

told after show Wed

That is an absolute disgrace.

Collingwood champions Michael Christian, Mick McGuane in bitter split with radio station RSN

Jon Anderson, Herald Sun
November 5, 2016 7:00pm

FUN and games behind the scenes during the week at Melbourne’s racing station Radio Sports National (RSN).

It began with the surprise sacking on Monday of breakfast co-hosts Michael Christian and Mick McGuane after a year in which their program was seen to have gained increasing traction.

Ironically, station bosses Denis Stirton and John Thwaites reportedly told the 1990 Collingwood premiership teammates their dismissal was partly due to a “lack of relevance”.

This is despite Christian sitting on the AFL’s match review panel and Laws of the Game Committee, while McGuane is widely acknowledged for his astute football brain.

Their axing came at a feisty meeting on Monday morning, and the pair were offered the chance to complete the year.

But that changed on Wednesday morning when three supportive callers went to air and McGuane read texts from listeners querying the sanity behind their dismissal.

They were told that afternoon to pack their bags.

Christian hosted the breakfast program for 13 years, while McGuane was involved at the station in different roles for quarter of a century, and both were said to be extremely disappointed they didn’t get the chance to farewell listeners.

Station bosses initially denied any behind-the-scene talks, but were said to be embarrassed at Monday’s meeting when Christian revealed he knew that Daniel Harford and Jason Richardson had been approached to replace him.

Harford is a likely starter, having been given no guarantees at SEN after his contract finishes at the end of 2017, whereas Richardson’s Channel 7 commitments could see him sharing duties as Harford’s co-host with Adam White.

Meanwhile, add Mike Sheahan to the new-look SEN breakfast show that will feature Garry Lyon and Hamish McLachlan as co-hosts.

Not always known for his love of early hours, Sheahan will be asked to bring his unique talents two or three mornings a week.

And Robert Murphy is another name in the mix as the station tries to revive flagging breakfast ratings.

Horowitz not happy about it on twitter, although he's generally not happy about much.

Harford confirmed

I think Andy Maher's been delisted from SEN.

Probably because they were scheduled 1 minute before the Valley

Oops my bad. Seems strange then.

Perhaps Mr Thwaites deemed the early races  'lack relevance'