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  • ‘If you’re listening…’: Pie’s cheeky pitch to star; Brownlow medallist’s future uncer…

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    ‘If you’re listening…’: Pie’s cheeky pitch to star; Brownlow medallist’s future uncertain — Trade Whispers

    Jordan De Goey has spoken on Collingwood’s interest in Lachie Neale, and his own future. Plus a Brownlow medallist’s long-term fate is up in the air.

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    Collingwood star Jordan De Goey says he’d love to see dual Brownlow medallist Lachie Neale in black and white in 2027.

    The Magpies have emerged as a landing spot for Neale, with reports the club is willing to offer the 33-year old a three-year deal worth as much as $3 million.

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    King: Neale is only the first step in solving Pies’ ‘horrendous’ problem

    For years the Magpies have completely disregarded quality midfielders. And with the premiership window almost shut, David King writes Collingwood must get Lachie Neale to help Nick Daicos.

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  • MCC apologises for Lord’s Test pitch after Stokes criticises ‘extreme conditions’ | Will Lo…

    MCC apologises for Lord’s Test pitch after Stokes criticises ‘extreme conditions’ | Will Lo…

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    MCC apologises for Lord’s Test pitch after Stokes criticises ‘extreme conditions’

    The MCC has apologised for the quality of the Lord’s pitch prepared for the opening game of the series against New Zealand, after the venue’s showpiece 150th Test became its first since 1888 to feature fewer than 1,000 legal deliveries. England wrapped up victory over the tourists by 115 runs shortly before lunch on the fourth day. But for the frequent and lengthy interruptions for rain it would have ended on the second.

    Ben Stokes also criticised “extreme conditions” that “are not going to help the game”, with unpredictable bounce and prodigious movement off the seam leading to the breaking of the English record for the most batters being dismissed either lbw or bowled, with only two half-centurions and just nine of the 40 innings lasting 20 balls or more.

    Lord’s pitch hits near-record low as Bazball resets

    England wrapped up a 115-run victory over New Zealand before lunch on day four of the first Test at Lord’s on Sunday, marking a positive start to its “Bazball” reset after the Ashes humiliation Down Under.

    Resuming on 5-55 and requiring 254 for an unlikely win, New Zealand lost its remaining five wickets inside the first two hours of play and was dismissed for 138.

    Gus Atkinson celebrates with Ben Stokes after dismissing Kyle Jamieson. Getty Images

    England pacer Gus Atkinson finished with team-best figures of 5-30 on a bowler-friendly surface, which has seen 24 batters out bowled or lbw and no spinners getting a single delivery, at the home of cricket.

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  • How the Celebrity Intervention pitch was won | Glenn & Mick’s Celebrity Intervention: May 4 | D…

    How the Celebrity Intervention pitch was won | Glenn & Mick’s Celebrity Intervention: May 4 | D…

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    How the Celebrity Intervention pitch was won

    To make sure their pitch got over the line, Glenn & Mick’s Celebrity Intervention went and shot a pilot episode for Seven.

    Instead of just telling TV execs about their vision, Mick Molloy & Glenn Robbins leaned upon celebrity mates to shoot an episode.

    “You can describe something to someone and hope they can assume the same knowledge or the same picture,” Mick Molloy tells TV Tonight.

    “It’s like auditioning. How good are you at auditioning? There you are in front of seasoned pros and hardened veterans going, ‘No, no, no, this is a good idea.’ And in the end, we went, ‘Bugger it. Let’s go and make it.'”

    Glenn & Mick’s Celebrity Intervention: May 4

    Next guest on Glenn & Mick’s Celebrity Intervention is veterinarian and TV host Dr Chris Brown.

    Denise Scott is special guest in studio as Brown is put under the microscope for everything from his bad dancing to appearing on TV without a shirt (but not Man O Man?).

    No stone is left unturned as the My Reno Rules host’s good friends Amanda Keller and Miguel Maestre raise their concerns, while Brown’s dad examines his childhood years to see where it all went wrong.

    Glenn & Mick’s Celebrity Intervention sees Glenn, Mick and a special guest co-host shine a light on a well-known personality, inviting their closest friends, family and colleagues to revisit the highs, the lows and the moments they’d rather forget in a hilariously revealing look back at their life and career.

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    Dr Chris Brown next to face the music on Seven’s CELEBRITY INTERVENTION

    Seven star and My Reno Rules host Dr Chris Brown is up next for a lively career check-in, with Robbins and Molloy joined by guest co-host Denise Scott for another round of sharp questions and cheeky revelations.

    Still to come this season, Lawrence Mooney, Guy Sebastian and Dave Hughes are set to step up, with Carrie Bickmore already among those who’ve faced the panel.

    Glenn Robbins and Mick Molloy surprise veterinarian and TV host Dr Chris Brown with an intervention on a riotous new episode of Glenn & Mick’s Celebrity Intervention, 7.30pm next Monday on Seven and 7plus.

    Special guest co-host Denise Scott joins the guys live in studio as Brown is put under the microscope for everything from his bad dancing to appearing on TV without a shirt. 

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