Audio & Video Recordings: What Did Tom Morris Say? Stood Down Or Sacked Over Comments

People are curious to know about the allegations and comments made by Tom Morris. What did the journalist say? 

Tom Morris is a Senior AFL Reporter from FOX Sports. He gives breaking AFL and cricket stories for Fox Sports, hosts podcasts, and discusses issues on Fox Footy and Fox Sports Sports News 500.

Recently, news headlines are covering news about Tom allegedly speaking about his coworker.

Audio & Video Recordings: What Did Tom Morris Say?

In a video, Tom Morris was seen allegedly making derogatory comments about a female co-worker. Furthermore, he also allegedly made racist, homophobic, and sexist comments in a video.

The audio and video that is circulating all over social media show the AFL journalist making derogatory comments about a female coworker.

Moreover, there is another video clip of him that shows him making a series of racist, homophobic, and sexist comments.

Tom Morris: Stood Down Or Sacked Over Comments

Fox Footy reporter Tom Morris has been stood down from his job after allegedly making offensive comments in the video and audio recordings with the move coming as Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge apologized for his furious rant at the journalist.

One of the Fox Sports spokesmen said that Fox Sports has stood down a reporter pending an investigation regarding an inappropriate audio recording.

The spokesperson also that it is not appropriate to comment further. Fox Sports is committed to a workplace where everyone feels safe, respected, and valued.

The decision came less than 24 hours after Tom made national headlines when he was slammed by Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge in his press conference. The latter had done so in the rage of the side’s loss to Melbourne on Friday night.

Know More About Tom Morris

Tom Morris studied at Ashburton Primary from 1997 to 2003. Later he attended Melbourne Grammar School where he received a bachelor’s degree in Journalism. He also attended La Trope University to get another bachelor’s degree in Journalism.

Talking about his experiences, he began his career as an intern in BackPageLead from 2013 to 2014. Later, he worked at St Kilda Football Club for almost 3 years.

Tom also worked as a freelance sports journalist for almost 2 years and then moved to AFL Boundary Rider. He has worked at many different places to get lots of experience.

As of now, Morris works as a Senior AFL Reporter at FOX Sports. He joined this workplace back in 2015. IT has been 6.5 years since then.

You can follow him on his LinkedIn account to connect to him.

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