Radio Sport Breakfast

Former Kiwi golfer Phil Tataurangi on the ridiculous ease of the course at the NZ Open - Australian Daniel Nesbit won the title with a score of 27 under.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talksport UK football commentator Russell Hargreaves thinks Arsene Wenger is a dead man walking, and the Arsenal manager will finish out the season and then be gone.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talksport UK football commentator Russell Hargreaves thinks Arsene Wenger is a dead man walking, and the Arsenal manager will finish out the season and then be gone.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Black Cap and Radio Sport analyst Jeetan Patel thinks Colin Munro needs to temper his aggression at the start of his innings' in ODI cricket.Patel also says that the Black Caps won't win an ODI match unless three or four players stand up.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Black Cap and Radio Sport analyst Jeetan Patel thinks Colin Munro needs to temper his aggression at the start of his innings' in ODI cricket.Patel also says that the Black Caps won't win an ODI match unless three or four players stand up.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Football expert and former All White Harry Ngata on the dire situation at the Wellington Phoenix.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Football expert and former All White Harry Ngata on the dire situation at the Wellington Phoenix.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Radio Sport commentator on the win by England last night.He says Black Caps opener Colin Munro may need to change his approach to batting in ODIs."He's been given a license, let's be fair. You've got to be able to make good decisions and give yourself the chance to do that, that's the only thing I would say.READ MORE: Martin Guptill - We were 50 or 60 runs short"The two shots are very similar that he's got with, so there's a kind of a re-offending that he's got going on there. We just need to get more out of him."I would just encourage him to have a little pocket of time in order to just get the best value out of him, he's quite an important component in those first 10 overs."Coney says that when it pays off, it's brilliant but when it doesn't it puts a lot of pressure on Martin Guptill, especially when Kane Williamson isn't there.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Radio Sport commentator on the win by England last night.He says Black Caps opener Colin Munro may need to change his approach to batting in ODIs."He's been given a license, let's be fair. You've got to be able to make good decisions and give yourself the chance to do that, that's the only thing I would say.READ MORE: Martin Guptill - We were 50 or 60 runs short"The two shots are very similar that he's got with, so there's a kind of a re-offending that he's got going on there. We just need to get more out of him."I would just encourage him to have a little pocket of time in order to just get the best value out of him, he's quite an important component in those first 10 overs."Coney says that when it pays off, it's brilliant but when it doesn't it puts a lot of pressure on Martin Guptill, especially when Kane Williamson isn't there.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Blues coach Sir John Kirwan on Jerome Kaino finishing up with New Zealand rugby.LISTEN ABOVE AS JOHN KIRWAN SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Blues coach Sir John Kirwan on Jerome Kaino finishing up with New Zealand rugby.LISTEN ABOVE AS JOHN KIRWAN SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Black Caps opener Martin Guptill says the Black Caps 'were 50 or 60 runs short' against England last night.Guptill also touches on his opening partnership with Colin Munro, Ross Taylor's injury and what was behind all of the Black Caps' run-outs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Black Caps opener Martin Guptill says the Black Caps 'were 50 or 60 runs short' against England last night.Guptill also touches on his opening partnership with Colin Munro, Ross Taylor's injury and what was behind all of the Black Caps' run-outs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bryan Waddle previews this afternoon's second ODI between the Black Caps and England.Will Kane Williamson play? What would that mean for the Black Caps' batting lineup? Will Ish Sodhi keep his place? And will Wads be eating his porridge and peaches in the bath?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bryan Waddle previews this afternoon's second ODI between the Black Caps and England.Will Kane Williamson play? What would that mean for the Black Caps' batting lineup? Will Ish Sodhi keep his place? And will Wads be eating his porridge and peaches in the bath?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

While the Warriors are celebrating the signing of Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, they've let another young player go.Five-eighth Ata Hingano has been released by the club on the eve of the 2018 season, Warriors chief executive Cameron George confirmed.George insists Ata Hingano's departure is not a significant hit to their depth.READ MORE:NZRL confident NRL clubs will release players for Denver testWarriors CEO: We will only release Kiwi players for Denver if they are 100% fitRoger Tuivasa-Sheck: I was seriously tempted to sign with the All BlacksThe Tongan five-eighth has been granted a release to join Canberra, despite only re-signing last year until 2020.Hingano sees his pathway blocked by new recruit Blake Green.George has told the Radio Sport Breakfast they have depth in the halves beyond Green and Shaun Johnson."Ata obviously had a view with the Blake Green signing that it might have impeded in his pathway forward. We certainly didn't believe that. We thought it would benefit Ata's longterm future."But at the end

While the Warriors are celebrating the signing of Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, they've let another young player go.Five-eighth Ata Hingano has been released by the club on the eve of the 2018 season, Warriors chief executive Cameron George confirmed.George insists Ata Hingano's departure is not a significant hit to their depth.READ MORE:NZRL confident NRL clubs will release players for Denver testWarriors CEO: We will only release Kiwi players for Denver if they are 100% fitRoger Tuivasa-Sheck: I was seriously tempted to sign with the All BlacksThe Tongan five-eighth has been granted a release to join Canberra, despite only re-signing last year until 2020.Hingano sees his pathway blocked by new recruit Blake Green.George has told the Radio Sport Breakfast they have depth in the halves beyond Green and Shaun Johnson."Ata obviously had a view with the Blake Green signing that it might have impeded in his pathway forward. We certainly didn't believe that. We thought it would benefit Ata's longterm future."But at the end

Paul Blackwell, selling owner of the Breakers, on the future of the club.He thinks there is big growth in the NBL and the new owners will do well. He also thinks there is room for improvement in their delivery of the game day experience as he thinks they’ve gone a little stale.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul Blackwell, selling owner of the Breakers, on the future of the club.He thinks there is big growth in the NBL and the new owners will do well. He also thinks there is room for improvement in their delivery of the game day experience as he thinks they’ve gone a little stale.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Voss, Fox NRL commentator, for the first time this season.He gives us his view on the Warriors' pre-season campaign but he warns All Blacks fans not to be too dismissive of the SBW-to-Roosters story.He says SBW has a history of doing as he pleases and mucking people around.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.