SEN Breakfast: Recent Episodes
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After discussing footy's hottest topics in 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim were joined by GWS star Harry Himmelberg. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN 1170's Matty Johns joined Garry and Tim to talk about his upcoming trip to Europe, his chances of catching up with Tim, the Storm's upcoming game against the Roosters, the Knights' win against the Raiders, Jack Wighton's biting incident, the NRL's opening round in Las Vegas next year, who he thinks will win the premiership, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim took your calls for a light-hearted Questions Without Notice this morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
GWS star Harry Himmelberg joined Garry and Tim to talk about how much footy has grown in New South Wales, how they've been able to have so much success away from home, why he decided to re-sign with the Giants, his role as a swing man, the form their currently in, Toby Bedford's impact since arriving at the club, what they'll have to look out for against Port Adelaide this weekend, what he gets up to outside of footy, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
George's recommendation this week was the Penley Estate Phoenix Cabernet Sauvignon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Damien Hardwick's interview on 'Talking Finals' last night, the selection decisions Melbourne and Carlton have to make, Garry's whack to Kane Cornes, the form GWS are in at the moment, Max Gawn's injury, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"That is an insipid reason for a 30,000 crowd as I've ever heard from you Corn..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to talk about why he didn't wish Garry happy birthday yesterday, the Brayden Maynard and Angus Brayshaw incident, Jack Martin's reduced suspension, Tim's blood nose on Tuesday morning, Tim's outfit on 'Talking Finals' last night, his tips for this weekend, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How 'Talking Finals' went last night, Garry's top five birthday presents yesterday, the special guest at his birthday dinner, where do you keep your first aid equipment, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
1.30 – Garry’s birthday today
5.00 – Gifts – do you still do gifts for your birthday?
10.00 – The Finals - Huge first weekend - The lift of the atmosphere in finals
14.00 – Debut of Talking Finals last week - Channel 7’s new footy show – which Tim is involved with
18.00 – All Modesty Aside - Garry recounts his famous 10 goals in a final! - Garry reveals the tactic he and Brett Lovett used which got him his 10th goal!
28.00 – Farming, for Kubota - Brushcutting long grass to get rid of snakes around your house and land
37.00 – Cooking, for Cobram Estate Olive Oil - What does Garry want to eat for his birthday?
43.00 – Non driverless cars - Would you ever travel in one?
45.00 – Garry is fearful that his cat might have amnesia
48.00 – Preview for Tim’s holiday to France and Italy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After discussing Brayden Maynard's tribunal hearing in 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim got the latest footy news from Sam Edmund, and also spoke to NFL insider Michael Lombardi. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was a long one, and it eventually led into 'Conversation Starters', where they shared their thoughts on Brayden Maynard's tribunal hearing last night. They got the latest footy news from Sam Edmund and after catching up with NFL insider Michael Lombardi, they got into 'Questions Without Notice'. Lastly, they got the latest contract, trade and draft news from Cal Twomey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to talk about the top six players in his 2023 draft rankings, why Zane Duursma is clearly the third best player in the draft, the players who've moved up his draft order, Essendon's chances of landing Ben McKay, why Liam Henry chose St Kilda over Hawthorn, the two front-runners for the Richmond coaching job, the Bulldogs' chances of securing Gold Coast's pick 4, North Melbourne's chat with the AFL about draft concessions, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Why do AFL jumpers tear so easily, Adam Yze's chances of getting the Richmond coaching job, Travis Boak's future, Darcy Moore's sore wrist, the weekend's coach's votes, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
NFL insider Michael Lombardi joined Garry and Tim to talk about Aaron Rodgers' devastating Achilles injury, the Giants' poor start to the season, what he's learnt whilst writing his new book, his top 100 players, why Tom Brady was number one, the one trait all the people he wrote about had in common, his criticism of Trey Lance and the blowback he got for it, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN chief sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to talk about Brayden Maynard's tribunal hearing last night, Jack Martin's reduced suspension, Darcy Moore's wrist injury, Mat Innes' move from the Bulldogs to the Eagles, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brayden Maynard's tribunal hearing was the key topic in this morning's 'Conversation Starters' with Garry and Tim. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim opened the lines to let you share your thoughts on the AFL Tribunal's decision to clear Brayden Maynard of a reportable offence last night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim shared their thoughts on Brayden Maynard's tribunal hearing last night after the Collingwood defender was cleared of any reportable offence. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry's birthday today, their flinch reactions to Brayden Maynard's tribunal hearing, the four godfathers of footy, the latest AFL Squadron clip, are we ready for driverless cars, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's thoughts on Brayden Maynard's suspension was followed by a footy news update from Sam Edmund, and they were also joined by Alex Neal-Bullen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' came before their weekly chat with Kieser Director and Physiotherapist Tim Dettmann, who joined them in the studio. They then shared all their thoughts on Brayden Maynard's suspension in 'The Final Word', and after getting the latest footy news from Sam Edmund, they were joined by Alex Neal-Bullen. And they finished the show with a lengthy edition of 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How Melbourne fix their forward entry issues, Port Adelaide's defensive struggles, is Kieren Briggs' the second best ruckman left in the finals, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Melbourne forward Alex Neal-Bullen joined Garry and Tim to talk about the level of training their doing at the moment, the areas they fell down against Collingwood, the confidence the group has at the moment, where Christian Petracca might play on Friday night, Max Gawn's broken toe, Angus Brayshaw's concussion, the legacy Michael Hibberd will leave at the club, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN chief sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about the minor injuries to Max Gawn and Clayton Oliver, the selection decisions Carlton has to make ahead of this weekend, the AFL and the AFLPA's in principle agreement on the CBA, the process that saw Brayden Maynard sent to the tribunal, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brayden Maynard's potential suspension was the dominant subject with Garry and Tim in 'The Final Word' this morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim took your calls on Brayden Maynard's potential suspension ahead of the Collingwood star's tribunal hearing this afternoon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim discuss Brayden Maynard's attempted smother on Angus Brayshaw and try to explain what they expect will or should happen at the tribunal this afternoon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kieser Director and Physiotherapist Tim Dettmann joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about the number of former footballers who come into Kieser, Charlie Dixon's foot injury, Jack Silvagni's potential return for Carlton, what arthroscopes do, Nick Daicos' likely return, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The crowds at the weekend's finals, your go-to big breakfast, what's coming up on Tim's new show tomorrow night, the scenes at Windy Hill on the weekend, what do you eat every day, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After going through the weekend's biggest talking points in 'The Buck Stops Here', Kane and Bucks were joined by Brisbane star Cam Rayner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks' 'Ramble' was overtaken by their discussion about Brayden Maynard's potential suspension, and after getting the latest sports news from Tom Morris, they were joined by South East Melbourne Phoenix superstar Mitch Creek. Bucks highlighted his five key takeaways from the weekend in 'The Buck Stops Here', Tom Morris shared the latest footy news, and they then caught up with Brisbane Lions star Cam Rayner. They got a US Open update from Brett Phillips, and after going through each result from the weekend in 'Speaks Volumes', they got into 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Port Adelaide's use of Oppenheimer as a theme, what to say to Bayley Fritsch about Isaac Quaynor's intercept mark in the last quarter, do we need the match review officer, where do Sydney go now, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go through each final from the weekend, and assess who the results say more about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Kane and Bucks to talk about the US Open final betwen Novak Djokovic and Daniil Medvedev, Coco Gauff's US Open update, what effect a coach can have on players in tennis, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brisbane star Cam Rayner joined Kane and Bucks to talk about their qualifying final win against Port Adelaide, the form of Eric Hipwood and Joe Daniher, the guidance of Chris Fagan, what Josh Dunkley has brought to the team, the energy Jaspa Fletcher and Darcy Wilmot bring, his ability to break tackles, how they'll prepare over the next two weeks, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks to talk about Travis Varcoe's departure from the Bulldogs, the MRO decisions from the weekend, Sydney's potential interest in Brodie Grundy, Dylan Stephens' future, Liam Henry's requested trade to St Kilda, the AFL not using finals to promote their stance on the Voice referendum, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The speed GWS play with, the players who stood up for Brisbane, the opportunities missed in key moments, why there's no cause for panic at Melbourne, why Carlton give themselves a chance against any opposition, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
South East Melbourne Phoenix superstar Mitch Creek joined Kane and Bucks to talk about the time he spent playing in the Puerto Rican national league this year, the Phoenix's new coach Mike Kelly, their rivalry with Melbourne United, his relationship with Josh Giddey, the injury to Alan Williams, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks to talk about how Brayden Maynard's attempted smother was sent to the tribunal by the AFL, the other players who'll miss this weekend's finals, Port Adelaide's injury concerns, the AFLW results over the weekend, Michael Hibberd's retirement, Luis Rubiales' resignation, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The sport being played this morning, Brayden Maynard's potential suspension, Michael Hibberd's retirement, the greatest athlete of all time, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks share their thoughts on Brayden Maynard's potential suspension after his attempted smother on Thursday night left Angus Brayshaw concussed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we had all the wash-up from last night's game, Brayden Maynard's incident, 'The Dig', 'In The Gun', Jack Buckley, the Friday Agenda, Robert Walls, Eddy Cornes, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Eddy joined us to discuss the NFL and his brothers X followers! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Wallsy joined the boys to discuss the Blues game tonight and how he sees it playing out! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discussed the upcoming matches for the rest of the round, Esava Ratugolea's salary, Damien Hardwick poaching Richmond people, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jack joined the boys to discuss the Elimination Final against St Kilda tomorrow, how his career has developed, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
BP joined us to discuss the semi-finals in the US Open! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy put Dayne Zorko, Port Adelaide's defence, GWS' medical department, KISS as the Grand Final entertainment, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys have their initial thoughts on the Magpies' win last night, where the Demons went wrong, how Collingwood held up defensively, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy had a dig at the tribunal and Simon Goodwin's post-match press conference! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys scrambled about last nights game, we had 'Dumb Shizen', and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After previewing tonight's qualifying final between Collingwood and Melbourne, Garry and Tim got the latest contract, trade and draft news from Cal Twomey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Thursday morning, a classic 'Ramble' with Garry and Tim was followed by their weekly chat with John from Epping, who kept the laughs coming. They previewed tonight's game between Collingwood and Melbourne in 'Conversation Starters', and after entering 'The Wonderful World of Wine' with George Samios, they got the latest contract, trade and draft news from Cal Twomey. They then went through a few 'Questions Without Notice' and also got a US Open update from Brett Phillips. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim for a US Open update where he talked about Aryna Sabalenka's dominant quarter final win, Daniil Medvedev's quarter final against Andrey Rublev, the upcoming quarter final between Carlos Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The "loading" on finals performances, which result would be the biggest upset this week, will Toby Bedford's suspension be overturned, Leigh Matthews on why he didn't join the AFL Commission, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to talk about the new deals coming the way of Lewis Melican and Jack Silvagni, the disproportionate amount of time recruiters spend chasing ruckmen and key defenders, Shane McAdam's trade request to Melbourne, how Port Adelaide will have to be creative to land their trade targets, Josh Carmichael's new deal at Collingwood, Paddy Dow's future with Carlton, the player he expects to go pick 1 in next year's draft, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
George's recommendation this week was Angus the Bull Cabernet Sauvignon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The qualifying final between Collingwood and Melbourne tonight, the key players for each side, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim preview tonight's qualifying final between Collingwood and Melbourne and take your calls ahead of the game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
John from Epping joined Garry and Tim joined Garry and Tim to talk about his issue with their show this morning, his advice for Tim's travels in Italy, how impressed he was with 'On The Couch' on Monday night, what he thought of Tim's new show, why he's disappointed with Collingwood, Todd Goldstein's future with North Melbourne, who he's supporting tonight, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Their great lamb debate, the table tennis table at work, the world record for eating chicken wings, Port Adelaide using Oppenheimer as inspiration this finals series, the Rolling Stones' new song, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2.00 – Garry recounting a great weekend - Watched two of his sons win a premiership - One piece of play almost brought Garry to tears (of joy)
5.00 – What do you eat before a big game? - Tim’s old man was set in his ways with breakfast tradition on the day of a big game
7.00 – Tim caught up with Essendon mates from the 80s over the weekend - Tim hadn’t seen some of them for 30 years – which made it difficult to remember some names - What’s the best way to go about it? Honesty, or try to bluff your way through the conversation - How do you leave a function? The art of doing a phantom …
15.00 – Body parts that no longer work for older people
17.00 – The culture of showering with teammates post game
19.00 – Garry has an issue – why he can’t read a book in the bath anymore…
22.00 – INTERVIEW – DARREN BEWICK; ESSENDON STAR - 1993 Premiership, 30 years on - His relationship with Kevin Sheedy - 6 goals in the prelim – carried the team through to the Granny! - Playing with Tim – looked up to him as a legend. Had an aura about him, but realised he was just a normal bloke - Tim re: Gavin Wanganeen – he was like a rockstar at the club
36.00 – Garry and Tim discuss their first ever finals match
45.00 —Farming; for Kubota - Shifting sheep to higher ground during a storm - Garry has a problem – Kangaroos on his farm and his neighbours have kangaroo proof fencing
50.00 – Food, for Cobram Estate Olive Oil - The magic of sweet potato
53.00 – Quick Fire Rabbit Holes - Alan Joyce and Qantas - Where has accountability gone - Eddie Jones – labelled a ‘horny teenager’ - FOPO – Fear of Other People’s Opinions (on the back of our chat with Dr Michael Gervais) - Mike Sheahan is still a superstar! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After discussing some of footy's biggest topics in 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim were joined by Michael Gervais and Simon Lethlean. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was a lengthy one, and it was followed by 'Conversation Starters', where they looked at the hottest topics in footy at the moment. They were then joined by High Performance NFL psychologist Dr Michael Gervais, and after chatting to St Kilda CEO Simon Lethlean, they got into 'Questions Without Notice'. Brett Phillips called in for a US Open update, and they also spoke to Essendon AFLW star Steph Wales about a very important cause. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Essendon AFLW star Steph Wales joined Garry and Tim to talk about their win against Hawthorn on the weekend, how she's enjoyed playing in the ruck, the serious spinal injury her brother Cam sustained overseas, the support the family has received for his care, what they're hoping to happen in the next few months, their upcoming game at Windy Hill, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim for a US Open update where he spoke about Novak Djokovic's quarter final win against Taylor Fritz, the upcoming quarter final between Ben Shelton and Francis Tiafoe, Coco Gauff's quarter final win against Jelena Ostapenko, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Melbourne's poor record in wet conditions, 'Live to 100' on Netflix, how Tim can look trendy in Europe, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
St Kilda CEO Simon Lethlean joined Garry and Tim to talk about how exciting it is to be back in the finals, the impact of Ross Lyon, their mid-season form slump, the way the club is embracing the external criticism, the out-of-contract players at the club this off-season, the players he loves watching, the importance of getting football experience on the AFL Commission, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
High Performance NFL psychologist Dr Michael Gervais joined Garry and Tim to talk about how closely he followed Geelong's season after working with them last year, how often athletes experience panic attacks and how to deal with them, how Collingwood should approach the finals after their late-season slump, how dangerous it can be to use external voices as motivation, how to stop worrying about what people think of you, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
What Lachie Neale uses for motivation, Trent Cotchin's panic attack before the 2017 qualifying final, how players handle pressure better these days, the adjustments Adam Kingsley has made to his coaching, Toby Bedford's suspension, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The debut of Tim's new show last night, how you first start supporting your footy team, do you think aliens are out there, when did you drink your first coffee, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After previewing this weekend's finals in 'The Final Word', Garry and Tim were joined by Jake Lever and Mike Sheahan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was folllowed by a quick chat with Tim Dettmann, who talked about the key injuries heading into this year's finals series. They previewed this weekend's finals in 'The Final Word', and after chatting to Melbourne star Jake Lever, they were joined in the studio by legendary footy journalist Mike Sheahan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Legendary footy journalist Mike Sheahan joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about witnessing the birth of the 'Colliwobbles', the AFL Commission, Carlton's re-emergence, West Coast's decision to stick with Adam Simpson, the change at Collingwood in recent years, who Damien Hardwick might bring to the Gold Coast, the AFL's recent appointments, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim for a US Open update where he talked about Alex de Minaur's match against Daniil Medvedev and those who've already won their way through to the quarter finals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Melbourne star Jake Lever joined Garry and Tim to talk about his four-year contract extension with the Demons, the role he's playing in the side at the moment, how spoiling can be an attacking mechanism for defenders, Max Gawn's prospects of having a big September, their recent win against Sydney, how impressive Trent Rivers and Judd McVee have been, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The importance of finals experience for senior coaches, Chris Fagan's comments about Brisbane's premiership chances, what Carlton will do with selection, how players handle big occasions, the pressure in finals, the importance of being physical early in a final, Tarryn Thomas' decision to stay at North Melbourne, Matt Crouch recommitting to Adelaide, the number of people passing on roles with the AFL, the memo the AFL sent to clubs about umpiring, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kieser Director and Physiotherapist Tim Dettmann joined Garry and Tim to talk about Nick Daicos' recovery from his knee injury, the strength he would've lost in his leg muscles, Charlie Dixon's fitness, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The launch of Tim's new show tonight, the new addition to Garry's family, names for grandparents, Kiss being announced as the AFL's grand final entertainment, Garry's lack of grey hair, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After previewing all four finals this weekend in 'The Buck Stops Here', Kane and Bucks were joined by Sydney Swans CEO Tom Harley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks' 'Ramble' was followed by a chat with Tim Paine, who joined them in the studio. After asking who needs to pull up their socks, they got into 'The Buck Stops Here', where they went through each final and highlighted the key match-ups we're likely to see. They got a footy news wrap from Tom Morris, and following their 'Questions Without Notice', they got a quick US Open update from Brett Phillips. Lastly, they were joined by Sydney Swans CEO Tom Harley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sydney Swans CEO Tom Harley joined Kane and Bucks to talk about their first AFLW win yesterday, the relationship between the men's and women's programs at the club, their 2023 season so far, the impact of Lance Franklin and Paddy McCartin's retirements, their potential interest in Brodie Grundy, how they're aiming to improve their fourth quarter efforts, Errol Gulden's All-Australian selection, their injuries, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Kane and Bucks for a US Open update, where he talked about Rinki Hijikata's loss to Francis Tiafoe, Tiafoe's upcoming quarter-final, Alex de Minaur's big match against Daniil Medvedev and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Why Bucks gave Mitch Owens' full votes for the Rising Star, how will Adam Kingsley's demeanour change during finals, who is the coach of the year, how alarming is West Coast's best and fairest results, the biggest exclusions from the All-Australian team, Brodie Grundy's future at Melbourne, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about the fitness of Blake Acres, Sam Taylor and Nick Daicos ahead of this weekend's finals, Toby Bedford's upcoming tribunal hearing, Sam Flanders' four-year contract extension, the AFL's memo to clubs ahead of finals, Elle Bennetts' likely ACL for the Bulldogs, the AFL Grand Final entertainment, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Collingwood vs Melbourne, Carlton vs Sydney, St Kilda vs GWS, Brisbane vs Port Adelaide, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who do Kane and Bucks think needs to pull up their socks after the weekend? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former Australian Test captain Tim Paine joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about his funny travel story, his new role with the Strikers in the BBL, the BBL draft last night, why he's feeling bullish about Tasmania's AFL team and the new stadium, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How to rank this weekend's finals, Kane's trip from Adelaide to Melbourne yesterday, when Kane was sacked from his first job, how Bucks lost his first job, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we had John Longmire, Chris Ryan, Mitch Cleary, Friday First Thoughts, In The Gun, Friday Agenda, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mitch jonied us to discuss Damien Hardwick's appointment at the Gold Coast, Luke Beveridge's future, Dustin Martin, Ben McKay, Brodie Grundy, Geelong's rucks, Buddy Franklin's future, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, the boys discussed who they can't wait to see in September, the future of Darcy Parish, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Chris joined us to discuss his podcasts, TV and movies, working with Bill Simmons, sports documentaries, Ben Simmons' career, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
John joined us to discuss their return to finals footy, Lance Franklin's farewell, why they can win it, the controversy against Adelaide, Tom Papley's health, byes in finals, the game against Melbourne, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy put Cody Weightman, Todd Marshall, Essendon's fade away, Dustin Martin's future, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys had their first thoughts on Luke Beveridge, Damien Hardwick at the Suns, AA meeting audio, who wins the Brownow, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy have a dig at people who think football is just a game, Jake Stringer, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discussed some shows catching their interest, Max Verstappen's speeding charge, Bailey Smith's gastro, 'Dumb Shizen They Heard This Week', Adelaide's loss, retirement speeches, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
1.30 – Tim’s technical issues with the autocue before Matildas match last week “It’s the panic and fear that completely comes over you”
6.0 – The most un-Australian act Tim has seen!
6:30 – The Matildas – Tim loved the whole tournament – got swept up in it
14.00 – Garry tells us about his 1983 Under 18 Premiership Reunion for Kyabram on the weekend
23.00 – Welcome Cobram Estate Oil as a partner to the podcast - Tim’s best footy snack – sweet potato, slice into not too thick pieces, sprinkle thyme, salt, pepper and drizzle olive oil
26.00 – Garry’s recent trip to the tip - Wouldn’t mind a job there!
34.00 – Garry story taking tourists through his property to look at the kangaroos
40.00 – Farming, for Kubota - Firelighting - Pruning grapes
44.00 – Quick Fire Rabbit Holes - Finals coming up – Tim flat with Essendon’s performance on the weekend - Retirements - Ange Postecoglou started well at the Spurs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After discussing the biggest footy topics in 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim were joined by Dyson Heppell on Thursday morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' came before their long awaited chat with John from Epping, who provided plenty of laughs as per usual. They discussed the biggest storylines in footy in 'Conversation Starters', and after entering 'The Wonderful World of Wine' with George Samios, they were joined by Essendon star Dyson Heppell. Following their 'Questions Without Notice', they were joined in the studio by Essendon legend Michael Long. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Essendon legend Michael Long joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about his 'Long Walk' from Melbourne to Canberra in support of the 'Yes' vote, and to talk about some of his former Essendon teammates, and the recent efforts of the Bombers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How emotional we get when watching our footy teams, parents who use their positions to help their kids, Sam Burgess' exit from the Rabbitohs, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Essendon star Dyson Heppell joined Garry and Tim to talk about his decision to play on again next year, their "extremely disappointing" loss to GWS, why Bombers fans should show up tomorrow night against Collingwood, their team defence this year, Darcy Parish's future, gay players in the AFL, the impact he tries to have at the club off the field, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
George's recommendations this week: Under $25 - Mitolo The Nessus Shiraz, $25-$50 - Mollydooker The Boxer Shiraz, Over $50 - Fraser Gallop Cabernet Sauvignon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Simon Goodwin's contract extension, how do North Melbourne approach their game against Gold Coast this weekend, Jack Sinclair's importance to St Kilda, Collingwood's recent struggles, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"It is in no one at North Melbourne's interest to win on the weekend..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"I think it's an unbelievably positive extension..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After a short break John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to plead his innocence with the boys over a serious offence, and to also talk about his gripe with Garry, what he's been up to over the past two weeks, Tim's new footy show, North Melbourne's move to the bottom of the ladder, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Nina Kennedy's gold medal at the World Athletics Championships, the fire alarm at Channel 7 last night, the Pakistan cable car rescue, difficult ways to get to school, what you would have to be paid to miss the birth of your child, the AFLPA's 22under22 team, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After asking who should be the coach of the year in 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim were joined by Sam Edmund and Jarrod Witts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was followed by a couple of quick footy topics, and they then got into 'Conversation Starters' where they addressed the biggest issues in the AFL at the moment. Sam Edmund joined them in the studio to share the latest footy news, and following their 'Questions Without Notice' they were joined by Gold Coast co-captain Jarrod Witts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Gold Coast Suns co-captain Jarrod Witts joined Garry and Tim to talk about the excitement at the club surrounding Damien Hardwick's arrival, how difficult it was to move on after Stuart Dew's sacking, Sam Flanders' importance to the team, how much the game has grown in Queensland, who he thinks will be the All-Australian ruckman, the academy players coming into the club this off-season, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dustin Martin's chances of heading to the Suns, why Essendon should turn Jake Kelly into a tagger, what makes us emotional when watching sport, Finn Maginness' response to Simon Goodwin on Sportsday, the potential introduction of an eight-second delay after points for reviews, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN chief sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about the Western Bulldogs' trip to Tom Liberatore's pub yesterday, Dion Prestia's chances of heading back to Queensland, Darcy Parish's contract negotiations with Essendon, Tom McCartin's suspension getting overturned, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who should be the coach of the year, Port Adelaide's premiership chances, Fox Footy's premiership window, the future of the out-of-contract players this year, the tall half back flankers that have moved into the midfield recently, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim discuss the candidates for the AFL's coach of the year as we draw closer to the end of the 2023 season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"They can still win it, they've got work to do though..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim begin picking their combined Essendon/Melbourne team since 1990. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tim's compliment to Garry, bowel cancer tests, Stephen Rowe's antics on FIVEaa, the fake Channel 7 tweet, Channel 9's Grand Final Footy Show idea, the meal Garry had last night, the retirements yesterday, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After discussing the weekend's biggest storylines in 'The Final Word', Garry and Tim were joined by Sam Edmund and Phil Davis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was followed by their weekly chat with Tim Dettmann and they then got into 'The Final Word', where they shared their thoughts on the biggest storylines from Round 23. Sam Edmund joined them in the studio to share the latest footy news, and after a lengthy edition of 'Questions Without Notice', they were joined by retiring GWS star Phil Davis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
GWS star Phil Davis joined Garry and Tim to talk about his overriding emotions after announcing his retirement yesterday, what he'll do now, how the side has turned the season around after a shaky start, the growth of the game in Western Sydney, his toughest opponents throughout his career, Sam Taylor's upcoming battle against Charlie Curnow, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Why hasn't there been an AFL footballer who has come out publicly as gay, Devon Robertson losiong his jumper on Friday night, what Melbourne would want for Brodie Grundy, the Johnny Manziel documentary on Netflix, the other 'Untold' documentaries, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After last night's report on Four Corners, Garry and Tim discuss why we are yet to see an AFL footballer come out publicly as gay. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN chief sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about North Melbourne's likely draft hand this year, the players who'll be missing for Geelong this weekend, the previous potential mistake the goal umpire in Adelaide made in 2018, the assistant coaches at the Western Bulldogs, what may happen with Melbourne and Brodie Grundy this off-season, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The controversial finish to Adelaide vs Sydney, Damien Hardwick's arrival at Gold Coast, Essendon's loss to GWS, North Melbourne's draft hand this year, the importance of taggers, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"Essendon were every bit as bad as the worst games that the West Coast Eagles put up during the season..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"It's a big day for footy, because they've been the problem child for a long time..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim share their thoughts on the controversial finish to Adelaide vs Sydney and explain what can be done differently to make sure it doesn't happen again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kieser Director and Physiotherapist Tim Dettmann joined Garry and Tim to talk about why players go in for surgery early, the importance of getting treatment when you have neural pain, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry's thirds premiership reunion on the weekend, the Matildas' World Cup run, what they got up to in their two weeks off, splitting bills when you're not drinking, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After discussing the weekend's biggest stories in 'The Buck Stops Here', Kane and Bucks were joined by Tom Morris, who had the latest footy news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks' 'Ramble' was all about the incredible round of footy we just witnessed, and after getting the latest sports headlines from Tom Morris, they asked who needs to pull their socks up after Round 23. Bucks went through the weekend's biggest storylines in 'The Buck Stops Here', and after Kane shared his thoughts on the situation at the Western Bulldogs, Tom Morris called in one more time with the latest footy news. Following their chat with St Kilda GM of Football David Misson, they looked at each result from the weekend in 'Speaks Volumes' and they finished off with 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Does Australia or Italy have better coffee, what to make of Jake Stringer's fitness, who are the best five players in the competition right now, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go through each game from Round 23, and assess who the results say more about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
St Kilda GM of Football David Misson joined Kane and Bucks to talk about what Ross Lyon and the assistant coaches have been able to do this year, Max King's return from injury, what they'll do to improve their list this off-season, their recent recruiting trip to Ireland, the improvement of the youngsters at the club, Jack Sinclair's great form, who they might rest this weekend, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about the gruesome attack on Jack Ziebell on Saturday night, Dustin Martin's future at Richmond, Damien Hardwick's upcoming unveiling at the Suns, Bailey Smith's availability, the other players out of contract, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"This will bubble over now..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The sides that have improved their defence in the second half of the year, why Collingwood needs to flick a switch in September, Charlie Curnow's brilliance, the Bulldogs' loss to West Coast, the goal umpire mistake in Adelaide, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who do Kane, Bucks and the callers think needs to pull their socks up after Round 23? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about Spain's Women's World Cup win, the EPL results over the weekend, Tom Jonas' head knock against Fremantle, Tom McCartin's two-game suspension, Tyler Sonsie's looming suspension, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Simon Goodwin's comments about Finn Maginness, the stories to come from Round 23, Adam Simpson after West Coast's win, Spain's Women's World Cup win, Luke Beveridge's pre-game comments on Fox Footy, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys scrambled, we had Sam Mitchell, Dylan Buckley, Cal Twomey, 'Friday First Thoughts', 'In The Gun', 'The Friday Agenda', and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Cal joined the boys to discuss Brodie Grundy's future, the pick 1 bolter, his 'Phantom Draft' this week, Jed Walter, Ethan Read, Tom Barrass, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, the boys discussed the Western Bulldogs' finals chances, the six-year coaching theory Kingy has, Collingwood tonight, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dyl discussed the successes of his podcast, his Damien Hardwick interview, the Wayne Carey comments, his Grand Final breakfast, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam joined us to discuss their recent form, their youngsters development, Tyler Brockman's future, Finn Maginness' tagging prowess, Chris Newman's potential move to Richmond, Chad Wingard's injury, the Bulldogs game, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discussed Jeremy Cameron's return to form after last weeks 'In The Gun', Scott Pendlebury, Brisbane tonight, Essendon's forward woes, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys had their first thoughts on the Brisbane lineup, Adam Simpson's future, Brisbane's chances tonight, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Digs on Will Setterfield being left out of the Bombers side, footy shapes, Federation Square hooligans, Harley Reid's Instagram likes, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys scrambled about the All-Australian team meetings Kane has been in this week, the Matildas, 'Dumb Shizen I Heard This Week', and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we had Nina Morrison, Adam Peacock, Jaryd Clifford, 'Questions Without Notice', 'Conversation Starters', and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jaryd joined us to discuss his silver medals at the Paralympics, looking ahead to Paris 2024, discussed SEN's Disability Inclusion Round, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys asked questions about farewell games, the Women's World Cup, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adam joined us in the wake of the Matildas loss to England last night! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Nina jonied us after attending the Women's World Cup match last night, previewing their season ahead, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys had their say after a huge night of Australian sport that saw the Matildas lose 3-1 to the Matildas as well as some footy chat! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam welcomed Campbell Brown to the show after JJ pulled out with food poisining, discussed the Matildas' loss, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys rambled, we had Callum Wilkie, 'Conversation Starters', 'Questions Without Notice', and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys asked questions about grippo in AFL, JJ's multi, pen and pad in team meetings, the Matildas tonight, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Cal joined us to discuss the Saints season to-date, the return to form, what his role entails, his upcoming clash with Jeremy Cameron, Rowan Marshall's importance, Max King, Brad Crouch, Ross Lyon's standards, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discussed Ken Hinkley's re-signing, Buddy Franklin, Simon Goodwin, Carlton selection, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys rambled about the weather, the Matildas, Sam Kerr's calf, motocross, Sam's reporting of Jack Riewoldt's retirement, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we had 'The Final Word' after Round 22, Questions Without Notice, Steven May, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys asked questions about retirements, re-signings, the Brisbane Lions' credentials, Chad Wingard's future, retro jerseys, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Steven joined us to discuss the loss to Carlton, their form heading into finals, the Blues potent forward line, the Matildas, Brodie Grundy, the 'Field of Women' game against Hawthorn, Max Gawn's 200th, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In today's 'Final Word', the boys discussed Jack Riewoldt's potential retirment, Craig Hutchison's suggestion as to Harry McKay's future, Tim English's kick-out, Ken Hinkley's two-year deal to be announced today, Rory Sloane's future, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tim joined us to discuss injuries to Chad Wingard, Darcy Moore, Sam Kerr, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys rambled about JJ's footy on the weekend, the latest retirements, the Matildas, the Boomers, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After going through the biggest talking points from Round 22 in 'The Buck Stops Here', Kane and Bucks talked all things Matildas with Mel McLaughlin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks' 'Ramble' was all about the Matildas' quarter-final win, and after getting the latest sports headlines from Tom Morris, they asked who needs to 'Pull Up Their Socks' after Round 22. The weekend's action was discussed in 'The Buck Stops Here', and following an early 'Questions Without Notice', Tom Morris joined them again for a comprehensive trade wrap. Carlton head of football Brad Lloyd joined them after their narrow win against Melbourne, Mel McLaughlin talked all things Matildas, and they finished with 'Speaks Volumes'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go through each game from Round 22, and assess who the results say more about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Channel 7's Mel McLaughlin joined Kane and Bucks to talk about her emotions during the penalty shoot out against France, the way Mackenzie Arnold stepped up, the challenge England will pose in the semi-final, why there's no one like Mary Fowler, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Carlton head of football Brad Lloyd joined Kane and Bucks to talk about the peculiar lead up to the game at the MCG on Saturday night, the pressure that was on the club after the first half of the season, how Brian Cook has handled the challenge of the season, the pressure for spots in the senior side now, the impact Michael Voss in continuing to have, Sam Docherty's calf injury, the late game ARC decision, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks to talk about the potential succession plan with Ken Hinkley and Josh Carr at Port Adelaide, Tom Doedee's future at Adelaide, the contract status of Darcy Parish, Travis Boak and Jack Riewoldt's chances of remaining at their clubs next year, the players who are contracted but available at St Kilda, Sam Flanders' future with the Suns, the Demons who might be on the move, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How Hawthorn are shaping the finals, Jai Newcombe's great form, Brady Hough's late withdrawal from the Derby, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Blues beautfiul balance, why bigger is not always better, the Bulldogs' loss to Hawthorn, Sydney's resurgence, the dominance of Port Adelaide's youth, and more.
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Who do Kane and Bucks think needs to pull their socks up after Round 22? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about the Matildas' quarter-final win, the Matildas' documentary on Disney Plus, Ange Postecoglou's first game with Tottenham, Hawthorn's next CEO, Christian Petracca's late shot on goal against Carlton, Rohan Smith's departure from the Western Bulldogs, why Lance Franklin won't be in the retiree motorcade on Grand Final day, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Matildas' quater-final win, Sam Kerr's fitness, the mentality of penalty shoot-outs, the technology in soccer vs footy, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys scrambled, had Friday First Thoughts, In The Gun, The Friday Agenda, Greg Swann, Cal Twomey, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Cal joined us to discuss Gryan Miers' season, Gold Coast's first pick, the draft prospects he's impressed with, the 22under22 squad, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, the openness of the competition going into 2024, toughest men in footy, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Greg joined Kane and Kingy to discuss the Danny Daly link with Damien Hardwick and the Suns, their membership record at Brisbane, clashing with the Matildas, the Dayne Zorko and Touk Miller angst, Chris Fagan's tenure, the growth of AFL in Queensland, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy put Matt Rowell, Jason Horne-Francis, Lachie Neale, Jeremy Cameron and Andrew McQualter 'In The Gun', as well as Kane's top four seedings, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy have thoughts on Melbourne, Errol Gulden, 22under22, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy have a dig at David Koch, discuss the Ken Hinkley contract discussion, long-term contracts, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys scrambled about Nick Daicos' brownlow chances, famous commentator slip-ups, dumb shizen, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys rambled, we had conversation starters, Harry Sheezel, Questions Without Notice, James Kelly, Adam Kelly, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adam joined us to discuss Adelaide's run home, Riley Thilthorpe and Darcy Fogarty's growth being slowed by Taylor Walker, key backs on the market, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
James joined us to discuss Isaac Smith's retirement, the game against Collingwood tomorrow, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys ask about Brodie Grundy, Tom Papley's betting podcast, whether coaches look at the ladder, the Matildas, funding in World Cups, Port Adelaide's premiership credentials, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Harry joined Sam and JJ to discuss his season, where his strengths lie, his preferred position, George Wardlaw, his love for the NBA, AFLPA's best 22under22, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys run through their 22under22 ahead of the official selection in one week! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys had conversations about the Magpies response tomorrow night, Carlton's form, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys rambled about balloon footy, washing sheets, returning trollies, splitting bills, thongs on a plane, Liz Cambage, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we rambled, spoke to Shaun Higgins, Chris Anstey, had Conversation Starters, Questions Without Notice, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Chris joined us to discuss the upcoming FIBA World Cup and how the Australian side will weigh up! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys asked questions about the FIFA Women's World Cup and the lack of games in Melbourne, where Jeremy Howe plays, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Shaun spoke glowingly about the career and character of Ben Cunnington, his value at stoppages and as a teammate, the transition away from footy, what he makes of Geelong, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discussed the retirements of Ben Cunnington, Luke Shuey and Andrew Phillips, 'The Good Oil', rucks waiting in the wings, umpiring decisions, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys rambled about the mushroom deaths in Victoria, the Bailey Williams tribunal hearing, retirement season, JJ's game at local footy last weekend, the Coleman race, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On this week's edition of 'The Rabbit Hole', Garry and Tim discussed the Matildas' World Cup win against Denmark, Tim's sheep idea, Garry's considerations for his property, Round 21 in the AFL, Matthew Lloyd's school footy celebration, mushrooms, their plans for their holidays, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys rambled, we had Adam Peacock, Tim Dettmann, 'The Final Word', Questions Without Notice, and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys posed questions around whether the season is too long, Gryan Miers' importance to Geelong, whether Daniel Rich will make his way in to the Lions side, who will win the premiership, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adam joined Sam and JJ to discuss the Matildas huge win over Denmark and looked ahead to the clash with France or Morrocco! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys had the final say on everything Round 21 including Melbourne, Collingwood, Brisbane, West Coast's tactics at the end of the game against Essendon, 'The Good Oil', Patrick Dangerfield's approach to be on the AFL Commission, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tim joined us to discuss Nick Daicos' injury, Harrison Petty's lisfranc, Sam Kerr's calf, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discussed the meteor in Melbourne last night, Patrick Dangerfield's potential appointment to the AFL Commission, Sam's missing bin, Kiss at the Grand Final, the Matildas beating Denmark, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After looking at the biggest issues to come from Round 21 in 'The Buck Stops Here', Kane and Bucks were joined by Hawthorn tagging star Finn Maginness on Monday morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks' 'Ramble' was followed by a quick chat with Tom Morris, who shared the latest sports news, and they then looked at who needs to do better in 'Pull Up Your Socks'. Bucks went through his top five talking points from Round 21 in 'The Buck Stops Here', and after getting the latest footy news from Tom, they were joined by Hawthorn tagging star Finn Maginness. Following their snappy assessments of each game from the weekend in 'Speaks Volumes', they finished the show with 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Should clubs be able to use their subs when a player is undergoing a concussion test, will we see more players exploiting the rules around stopping games, the new goal of the year contender, the umpiring of Port Adelaide, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go through each game from Round 21, and assess who the results say more about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hawthorn tagging star Finn Maginness joined Kane and Bucks to talk about his efforts on Nick Daicos on Saturday, what the team and the coaches expect from him, the aggression Collingwood showed towards him, James Sicily's leadership, how quickly they can become a finals side, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about the Round 24 fixture, the AFL's search for someone to fill a role beneath Andrew Dillon, Nick Haynes' future, Tom Barrass' potential move to Sydney, Damien Hardwick's meeting with Gold Coast, the supporter who touched Marlion Pickett on Friday night, Harrison Petty's injury, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Why Nick Daicos' injury isn't a bad thing for Collingwood, Hawthorn's "validation" game, Carlton's "stingy" defence, how much Brisbane are missing Will Ashcroft, the "huge games" in Round 22, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who do Kane and Bucks think needs to pull their socks up after Round 21? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about Sweden's win against US in the FIFA Women's World Cup, Spencer Johnson's upcoming selection for Australia's tour of South Africa, the weekend's suspensions, the Diamonds' World Cup win against England, Bryson Dechambeau shooting 58 in LIV Golf, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tagging in Round 21, West Coast's late game tactics against Essendon, Kane's Netflix recommendation, Australia's Netball World Cup win, when Bucks was wooed as a youngster, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we had the scramble, Sam Mitchell, Friday First Thoughts, In The Gun, Friday Agenda, Ross Lyon, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ross joined us to discuss Max King's injury and his return, what he's discovered about his list, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy have their say after Kane stood up for Port Adelaide's club doctor! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, the boys discussed the hours players spend at their clubs, Nat Fyfe's impact on his teammates, Touk Miller's suspension, Riley Thilthorpe, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys put Jack Martin, Simon Goodwin, Max Gawn and the AFL in the gun! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
First thoughts on GWS' list, Tom Hickey, Elijah Tsatas, how Geelong will line-up forward against Port Adelaide, Clarko's return at North, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam joined us to discuss his spray at quarter time last week, the loss to St Kilda, preparing for Collingwood and Nick Daicos, players as full-time professionals, Max Lynch, playing two rucks, Karl Amon's injury, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys scrambled about the Garry and Robbo feud, Fox Footy feuds, Hinkley's verbal agreement with Port, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After Tom Morris joined Garry and Tim with some breaking news out of GWS, they looked at Damien Hardwick's future in 'Conversation Starters', and they also spoke to Jesse Motlop. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was followed by their regular catch-up with John from Epping, who had them in stitches once again. Tom Morris called in to break some news out of GWS, and after looking at Damien Hardwick's future in 'Conversation Starters', they entered The Wonderful World of Wine with George Samios. Carlton young gun Jesse Motlop called in, and they finished off with 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Zach Tuohy's comments about Chris Scott, where will Joel Selwood end up, blocking off the ball in marking contests, Josh and Nick Daicos' contract extensions, who would you target from the West Coast Eagles, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Carlton young gun Jesse Motlop joined Garry and Tim to talk about how they've turned their season around, how he's feeling more comfortable at AFL level, his nickname, the support his dad Daniel has given him, their upcoming game against St Kilda, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
George's recommendations this week: Under $25 - De Bortoli Deen Vat 1 Durif, $25-$50 - Punters Corner Cabernet Sauvignon, Over $50 - John Duval Eligo Shiraz. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Should Richmond fans be upset with Damien Hardwick, Harry Himmelberg's new contract, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim ask if Richmond fans should be critical of Damien Hardwick if he takes the Gold Coast Suns coaching job after leaving the Tigers earlier this year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Garry and Tim to break the news of Harry Himmelberg's five-year contract extension at GWS and also to talk about the heightened interest in Esava Ratugolea, Clayton Oliver's nearing return, Gold Coast's pursuit of Damien Hardwick, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
His continued resentment of AFL umpires, what he thinks about Touk Miller and Dayne Zorko, what Garry should be looking forward to, Alastair Clarkson's return as coach of North Melbourne, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Owls, retirement lotto, Gerard's interview with Joel Selwood, panther sightings, the offer Garry got yesterday, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
1.30 – What do you sleep in?
3.30 – The Squirrel Grip - Some players have been known to do it in the past
6.00 – Soft and Hard Launches - Tim and Garry dissect the difference
12.30 – Men for all seasons calendar - Garry recalls the time he was involved - Chat about Bucks, Craig Kelly and others that were involved - Tim never did it… But Garry believes some of Tim’s stuff is worse!
18.30 – The Logies - Dissecting Sam Pang’s performance - How was he NOT nominated for the gold Logie?!
21.30 – The Matildas - Garry doesn’t feel connected because he doesn’t know the players - But the Matildas are having a great impact – you cant see the TV shots of young girls in the crowd. The emotional connection for the young girls in the crowd is enormous - Huge TV ratings for Matildas matches
29.00 – The Ashes - Disappointed with the post-game drinks not going ahead - Is there a greater level of ill-feeling between the two sides?
32.00 – Post-game beers in the world of footy - Tim tells a great story about Tom Hafey in a post-game function one day… Filthy with the umpires! - It was different for Garry post game – no post-game beers in the rooms, but they’d go out and then have a Sunday sip
37.00 – The time Tim saw Jim Buckley swaying along with Paul Van Der Haar to ‘Never Tear Us Apart’ at Billboard
39.00 – Cold showers at suburban grounds… Moorabbin was the worst!
43.00 – Garry home alone at the moment - Cleaning, cooking
47.00 – Do you get on well with your in-laws?
51.00 – Farming, for KUBOTA - At least once a year, get your main machinery serviced - Clean your gutters
55.00 – Finished with a song - Good feedback from last week with Cat’s In the Cradle - Tim’s selection this week… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After covering the biggest topics in football in 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim were joined by Geelong star Mitch Duncan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' came before a quick chat about Toyota's Good For Footy program, and they then got into 'Conversation Starters', where they tackled all the hottest topics in footy. After an early 'Questions Without Notice', they were joined by Boston Celtics Executive Director of Performance Phil Coles. To finish the show, they spoke to Geelong star Mitch Duncan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Geelong star Mitch Duncan joined Garry and Tim to talk about their loss to Fremantle this year, how hard it is to try and win back-to-back premierships, what they can do to turn their form around, the confidence of the group, the injuries they suffered on the weekend, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Boston Celtics Executive Director of Performance Phil Coles joined Garry and Tim to talk about his sporting journey so far, the special clubs and people he's worked with, what his role entails, what he thinks makes the best coaches and players, the cultural differences he's experienced, Boston's chance of winning the Championship next season, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How many goals Kyle Langford has kicked this year, Ryan Papenhuyzen's return to the Storm's reserves, the criticism of Nick Daicos, how Collingwood will use Jeremy Howe, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"He's hearing all the stuff about the Brownlow, and your head can get turned as a kid... I don't think he's a selfish player..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The potential of all AFL players wearing helmets, the AFL's pending response to Port Adelaide's concussion mistake, Alastair Clarkson's return as coach of North Melbourne, should Melbourne play Brodie Grundy this weekend, those who might retire at Geelong, how hard it can be for coaches to retire players, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim ask which players at Geelong might make the decision to retire from AFL football at the end of this year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim share their thoughts on Alastair Clarkson's decision to return as the coach of North Melbourne and take charge ahead of the last four games of the year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Elsternwick Amateur Football Club president Jarrad Nas and Brighton Toyota's James Piva-Giblett joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about Toyota's Good For Footy program, how Elsternwick are going this year, what Toyota does to support the club, what they get back, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Where Garry went for dinner last night, how to cook pork belly, England's decision to not have a drink with the Aussies at The Oval, Jane Bunn's new book, FootyGrid, retirement lotto, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After discussing the biggest topics from Round 20 in 'The Final Word', Garry and Tim were joined by Tom Harley on Tuesday morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was followed by their weekly chat with Tim Dettmann from Kieser, and they then got into 'The Final Word', where they discussed the biggest topics to come from Round 20. Adam Collins called in to wrap up the final day of the 2023 Ashes, and after Tom Harley spoke about Lance Franklin's retirement, they got into 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The umpire dissent crackdown on the weekend, how much Brisbane will miss Will Ashcroft, Ben King's bounce back performance, do coach's experiment enough, Carlton's form, Taylor Walker's continued dominance, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sydney Swans CEO Tom Harley joined Garry and Tim to talk about Lance Franklin's decision to retire, why he didn't want to do a press conference, what he's meant to the club, the knowledge he's shared with the playing group, what they'll do to celebrate his career, their chances of making finals this year, their upcoming game against GWS, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Cricket commentator Adam Collins joined Garry and Tim to talk about the final day's play between England and Australia at The Oval last night, why England would be happy with the overall result, the replacement ball England got, each country's best player of the series, David Warner's future in the team, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Port Adelaide's chances of extending Ken Hinkley's contract, their handling of Aliir Aliir's head knock, Garry's response to a Herald Sun article, their early memories of Lance Franklin, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"That's a disgrace... (that's a) terrible oversight by the Port Adelaide people..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"If they wait until the end of August, then Ken Hinkley is coaching for his life in the next three weeks..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim share their thoughts on the clash betwen Touk Miller and Dayne Zorko after Miller's tackle saw him grab Zorko in the groin region on Saturday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"I think he's one of the more unsung herous in our game at the moment..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kieser Director and Physiotherapist Tim Dettmann joined Garry and Tim to talk about Sam Kerr's chances of playing the next game for the Matildas, what kind of risk it would've been to play her last night, Lance Franklin's calf injury, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Matildas big win last night, the replacement ball England got last night, free kicks in the ruck, Sam Pang's performance at The Logies, Joseph McGuire's college opportunity in American Football, the birthday dinner Garry's paying for tonight, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys rambled, we had Chad Warner, David Zita, Adam Collins, Speaks Volumes, Questions Without Notice, the 'Buck Stops Here', and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Chad joined us to discuss their win over Essendon, the rucks situation, Lance Franklin's calf injury, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys asked questions about Mark Robinson's comments about Garry Lyon, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks had their say on who they rounds results say more about! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
David joined us to discuss the Aliir Aliir collision, the Touk Miller and Dayne Zorko situation, Buddy Franklin's injury and whether we've seen the last of him, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's edition of 'The Buck Stops Here', we discussed Michael Voss, Simon Goodwin on Max Gawn and Jack Viney, Toby Greene, Ken Hinkley on Aliir Aliir, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks discussed Nathan Murphy, the dissent rule, Touk Miller's 'squirrel grip', and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The ramble kicked off with an Ashes chat after Day 4, Aliir Aliir and Lachie Jones' collision, Bucks' Oppenheimer review, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adam joined us to discuss the Fifth and final Ashes test, the potential record-breaking chase by Australia, Stuart Broad's retirement, David Warner's innings, his prediction, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we scrambled about the Ashes and FIFA Women's World Cup, had Peter Lalor, Friday First Thoughts, In The Gun, Friday Agenda, Peter Daicos, Caleb Serong, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Caleb joined us to discuss the drop off of form this year for Fremantle, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Peter joined us to discuss Nick and Josh's contracts, the 'Macedonian Marvels', and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, we discussed the hatred between Adelaide and Port Adelaide, is Nick Daicos worth $2 million, ommissions in Round 20, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In today's gun, Toby Greene's opponent, Rory Lobb, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane discussed the Brownlow Medal while Kingy discussed Mitch Owens, and which out-of-contract stars would Kane and Kingy re-sign! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Peter joined us to discuss Day 1 of the Fifth Ashes test! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's scramble, the boys discussed the Ashes with Peter Lalor, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim's 'Conversation Starters' were followed by a lengthy chat with Patrick Lencioni this morning, and they also got the latest contract, trade and draft news from Cal Twomey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' came before one of their funniest catch-ups of the year with John from Epping. They then got into 'Conversation Starters' where they discussed the hottest topics in footy. After entering 'The Wonderful World of Wine' with George Samios, they were joined by leadership expert Patrick Lencioni. After a brief 'Questions Without Notice', they got the latest contract, trade and draft news from Cal Twomey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to talk about the future of Isaac Smith and Dyson Heppell, Jack Paine's likely contract extension at Brisbane, Dylan Stephens' potential move to Victoria, Ryley Sanders' chances of heading to North Melbourne, Harley Reid's upcoming appearances for Essendon in the VFL, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim's interview with Patrick Lencioni was the key topic in their 'Questions Without Notice' this morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Leadership expert Patrick Lencioni joined Garry and Tim to talk about how he got started in his leadership business, his introduction to sports, what the five dysfunctions of a team are, the type of people professional sporting teams should target, why leadership determines success as much as talent, why a great coach is worth five great players, the most common mistakes coaches make, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
George's recommendations this week: Under $25 - Penfolds Koonunga Hill Shiraz, $25-$50 - O'Leary Walker Shiraz, Over $50 Yangarra Old Vine Grenache. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jack Silvagni's chances of staying at Carlton, Ben McKay's future, how much is Nick Daicos worth per year, the legal action Shane and Troy Bond are taking against Adelaide and Port Adelaide, who Richmond's next coach may be, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to talk about Tayla Harris' boxing match last night, Port Adelaide vs Collingwood on Saturday night, what he thinks of Garry's new tooth, his continued frustration with Razor Ray and the other AFL umpires, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
When Tim ran into Sam Pang yesterday, Kelvin Helmholtz clouds, the price of food at the Women's World Cup, Tim's car issues, the candidates for Tom Browne's replacement, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
4.00 – Bed linen - How much should a doona and a sheet cost? - Tim says he is the linen expert
12.00 – Rabbit Hole Rewind – Interview with Mark Harvey - His take on the 1990 Grand Final brawl - Tim didn’t want any part of the fight, meanwhile Harvs was wrestling with Gubby!
18.00 – Chat about Lou Richards - The original footy player turned media megastar - Garry told a story about Lou’s left of centre thinking… Christian vs Lyon (Lion) – ahead of a clash between Garry and Michael Christian - Why did Lou go to Channel 9? - Story about Lou’s reaction to Jack Dyer’s passing – not what you’d expect!
25.00 – Guests on radio - Chat re the conditioning of AFL players by media managers - Reaction to two guests who spoke really well on Breakfast this week – Nick Daicos and Mason Redman - “The game is in great hands” – Tim, on the back of Daicos and Redman
35.00 – Craig McRae and his legacy - “He will be transformational, in how he approaches things as a senior coach”- Garry
39.00 – Farming, for Kubota - Types of manure
45.00 – Quick Fire Rabbit Holes - English media - Laugh lines and botox - Garry isn’t a music person – but we will finish with a song each week Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim were joined by Nick Daicos and Mason Redman on Wednesday morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was followed by a quick chat about Toyota's Good For Footy program, and they then got into 'Conversation Starters', where they discussed the biggest topics in footy. Collingwood superstar Nick Daicos called in ahead of their big game against the Blues on Friday night, and after Mason Redman joined them in the studio to talk about his contract extension at the Bombers, they went through their 'Questions Without Notice'. Lastly, they got the latest footy news from Sam Edmund. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN chief sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to chat about Geelong's interest in Bailey Smith, Finlay Macrae's future at Collingwood, Willie Rioli's tribunal hearing, Darcy Parish's future at Essendon, the assistance package the AFL will be giving to North Melbourne, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Lobsters/crayfish were the hot topic in Garry and Tim's 'Questions Without Notice' this morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Essendon star Mason Redman joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about his decision to re-sign with the Bombers, the pitch the club made to him, why his decision might've been different if he went through the process last year, the influence Brad Scott has had on him and the club, his ambitions to captain the club, what he's up to outside of footy, Sam Draper's chances of returning from injury this year, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Collingwood superstar Nick Daicos joined Garry and Tim to talk about why his nickname is Whisper, their game against Port Adelaide on Saturday night, the attention he pays to his opponents before games, why he still loves footy as much as he did when he was a kid, the relationship he has with Craig McRae, how he's handling the off-field attention, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Why some players are more clutch than others, Pat Cummins' captaincy, Lance Franklin's chances of playing next year, Garry's frustration with intercept defenders, the push in the back rule, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"They keep kicking it to them, what is wrong with these blokes?" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"With the greatest of respect... I wouldn't be going on, I wouldn't be making a decision on those three performances..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"What is it about some that can stand and absorb the pressure, and others that can't?" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Essendon Doutta Stars treasurer Todd Mitchell and Airport Toyota general manager Spencer Jones joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about the Toyota Good For Footy program, the support Airport Toyota has given the Doutta Stars, what they've gotten back in return, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry's viewing of Oppenheimer last night, their Lou Richards stories, the last time they used cash, Nick Kyrgios' new tattoo, Bronny James' health scare, the money Kylian Mbappe has been offered by Saudi Arabia, Jaylen Brown's massive contract extension in the NBA, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After discussing Port Adelaide vs Collingwood and Ben King's struggles in 'The Final Word', Garry and Tim were joined by Sam Edmund and Errol Gulden. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's first 'Ramble' of the week was followed by 'The Final Word', where they shared all their thoughts on the biggest issues to come from Round 19. Sam Edmund joined them in the studio with the latest footy news, and they also spoke to Errol Gulden before getting into 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who made a bigger stuff up out of Tim and Dermott, the insufficient intent rule, the "sooking" in England about the Ashes, how much the Matildas will miss Sam Kerr, what the AFL needs to crack down harder on, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sydney Swans star Errol Gulden joined Garry and Tim to talk about their recent trip to Perth, his journey to the Swans through their academy, their season so far, their chances of making finals, his relationship with John Longmire, what he gets up to outside of footy, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about why Marvel Stadium's roof was open before St Kilda vs North Melbourne, the coach's votes in Port Adelaide vs Collingwood, the fatigue being experienced at Essendon, Nick Murray's ACL tear, Willie Rioli's upcoming tribunal hearing, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Port Adelaide vs Collingwood, how Melbourne have altered their game plan, Tom Stewart's move to the midfield, Will Ashcroft's Rising Star chances, the off-field changes potentially coming at West Coast, Ben King's struggles, why Marvel Stadium's roof was left open over the weekend, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"It's got too big for him, the game, because he can't process the simple things..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim share their thoughts on the thriller between Port Adelaide and Collingwood at Adelaide Oval on Saturday night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"I couldn't believe the narrative that he just collapsed..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
When Tim got his palm read, Garry's dental work, how Garry got his generator fixed, the John Farnham documentary last night, Tom Browne's exit from Channel 7, who might replace him, Airbnb's, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we had Adam Collins, Tom Morris, Buck Stops Here, Speaks Volumes, Questions Without Notice, Josh Dunkley, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Josh joined us to discuss the win over Geelong, the form of the backline, how Will Ashcroft is feeling after his ACL tear, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys posed questions about Ben King, last-touch possession free kicks, push in the back, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys run through Round 19 and surmise what team each result says more about! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tom joined us to discuss Ross Lyon's comments, Mark Williams' future, Brodie Grundy's future, Port Adelaide trade targets, Bradley Hill's injury, coaches contracts, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's edition of the 'Buck Stops Here', Nathan discussed Jamie Elliot's clutchness, Port Adelaide's performance, Andrew McQualter's coaching, tackling, Simon Goodwin and the Dees, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jamie Elliot, throws, and much more were on the agenda in this weeks edition of 'Pull Up Your Socks'! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tom joined us with news in swimming, the British Open, F1 overnight, Willie Rioli's suspension, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's ramble, we discussed Bucks' 'Carlton Draft' game at Nilma-Darnum, the Ashes, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adam joined us in the wake of Australia retaining the Ashes after the fourth test at Old Trafford was rained-out! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys scrambled, we had Friday First Thoughts, Sam Mitchell, Michael Voss, Nick Gieschen, Friday Agenda, Sam Perry, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam joined us to give the latest on the Ashes after Day 2! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys asked questions about Tom Barrass' future, Chris Fagan's huge weekend ahead, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Nick joined us to discuss Harley Reid and the alleged comments surrounding West Coast, Ryley Sanders, Tom Barrass, Brodie Grundy, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Michael joined us to clarify Patrick Cripps and Adam Cerra's injuries, where the turn around of form has come from, the pressure on the club earlier this season, top four chances, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam joined us to discuss the Wildcard Round, ruckmen in the AFL, James Sicily's impact on the Hawks, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys had their first thoughts after Bailey Williams' axing at the Dogs, ruckmen in the modern game, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who are Kane and Kingy having a dig at this week? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's scramble, the boys discussed Kingy waking up late, the Matildas, what sports are losing the boys' interest, faking sickness or injury to get out of something, Nathan Buckley's 'Carlton Draft', and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys rambled, we had John from Epping, Dylan Grimes, George Samios, Bruce McAvaney, Questions Without Notice, and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys posed questions about the Brodie Grundy situation, the first picked player if starting a side from scratch, Brayden Maynard's post-match comments, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bruce joined us to discuss the Matildas and the Women's World Cup, Sam Kerr and her legacy, Tony Gustavsson, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
George joined us for his Wine of the Week, what wines he's been enjoying recently, answers your questions, his wine ladder, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dylan joined us to discuss the upcoming clash with Hawthorn, Maurice Rioli Jr.'s reaction to being subbed off, the race for finals, Damian Hardwick's departure, Andrew McQualter's impact on the club, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
John joined us to discuss his new phone, the Commonwealth Games cancellation, his porky chop of the week, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's ramble, the boys discussed the first day of the fourth Ashes test, the Matildas nicknames, office table tennis, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
1.30 – Garry excited for the weekend of sport - Cricket, golf, footy, women’s world cup
2.30 – Reaction to Women’s World Cup - Is it okay to jump on board with excitement and support as a bandwagon jumper?
8.00 – The Brady Bunch - Garry recalls his favourite episodes
9.30 – The Quarterback Series on Netflix - Confidence – why can some people move on quickly after mistakes and some hold onto it
16.00 – Why Garry would have loved to have Ben Crowe as a person to chat with during his career
17.00 – Tim – never dominated junior footy, because he was always younger - Always felt he belonged wherever he played, even if he was significantly younger (eg – 15 yrs old in VFL)
21.00 – Why did Garry have Tim’s poster on his wall?
23.00 – What motivated Garry and Tim on the footy field?
29.00 – Tim reveals how Essendon players used to be hypnotised the night before a game! Maybe more on this next week…
31.00 – INTERVIEW – EDDIE HILLGROVE; FORMER COLLINGWOOD OFFICIAL - Recounting the 1990 GF brawl from his perspective – he was right in the middle of it! - Leigh’s quarter time speech was the best he ever heard – the message was ‘don’t retaliate!’ - “I was lucky I didn’t get put in jail that night…” – speaking about a run in with a policeman - Got reported for his involvement with the brawl - $15,000 fine! Which the club paid… And he got rubbed out for 15 months
42.00 – FARMING; for Kubota - Garry on the life of a Plover
51.00 – Quick Fire Rabbit Holes - Commonwealth Games situation - Garry recalls a story where he and James Brayshaw interviewed Kelvin Kerkow, who trashed a hotel room the night before! - The handover from Garry & JB to Mark Nicholas after 12 – but Garry threw him Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim spoke to Craig Mottram, Paul Marsh and Cal Twomey on Wednesday morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim went to England after their 'Ramble', speaking to cricket writer Rory Dollard ahead of the fourth Ashes Test. Craig Mottram then called in to talk about Victoria cancelling their Commonwealth Games plans and after taking calls in 'Conversation Starters', they were joined in the studio by AFLPA CEO Paul Marsh. Following lengthy edition of 'Questions Without Notice', they spoke to Cal Twomey, who had the latest draft news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to talk about his phantom draft guide, Nick Watson's rising draft stock, the lack of comparisons for Jed Walter, the father-sons heading the way of the Bulldogs and the Hawks, who Melbourne may be targeting, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry's interview with Patrick Cripps, Alastair Clarkson's return to North Melbourne, why all coaches need talent on their list, how much will it cost to not have the Commonwealth Games, the emoji debate, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFLPA CEO Paul Marsh joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about the decision to lock in the length of this year's AFLW season, the guarantee of growth in the future, the continued CBA discussions their having with the AFL, the potential introduction of mid-season trading, how much attention he's paying to what's happening in the NRL, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dane Rampe's overturned suspension, the Commonwealth Games cancellation, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Commonwealth Games silver medallist Craig Mottram joined Garry and Tim to talk about the State Government's decision to cancel their Commonwealth Games plans, the athletes he's spoken to about the decision, where the event may be held, what he initially thought of the decision to have the Games in regional Victoria, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"He's the luckiest man in AFL footy from what I've seen..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
English cricket writer with PA Sports Rory Dollard joined Garry and Tim to talk about the bold selection decisions England and Australia have made ahead of the fourth Test, what the English players did with their time off, how the forecast may affect the cricket we see at Old Trafford, the chances of there being a hostile crowd again, the impression Ange Postecoglou has made at Tottenham, Victoria cancelling their Commonwealth Games contract, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Commonwealth Games cancellation, Garry's dental work, the new Indiana Jones movie, the best way to learn a new language, Australia's selection for the fourth Ashes Test, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys rambled, we had Steven King, Tim Dettmann, Sam Edmund with the latest sports news, Questions Without Notice, and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discussed the turn around at Carlton and how they've adjusted to keep their season alive! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam joined us to discuss the AFL Summit, the Wildcard Finals Round, Stuart Dew with Cricket Australia, the coaching merry-go-round, Brodie Grundy, AFLW season length, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Steven joined us after an impressive win over St Kilda, the brutality of Stuart Dew's sacking, how the players handled it, Sam Flanders' form, his coaching aspirations, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim had their final word on the weekend of footy, Brodie Grundy's role, Gil McLachlan on Stuart Dew, Ken Hinkley, Wildcard Finals Round, North Melbourne's poor form, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tim joined Garry and Tim to discuss how a corky can be healed, Harry McKay's injury and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's ramble, the boys chatted about the week of sports ahead, what Tim did for his birthday, Gimlet, dried fruit, the 'Quarterback' documentary, Garry's opinion on Marvel Stadium, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After Bucks listed his five key takeaways from Round 18 in 'The Buck Stops Here', Kane and Bucks were joined by David Zita and Mitch Lewis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks' 'Ramble' was all about the weekend of sport we just saw, and they were then joined by Tony Jones, who wrapped up last night's Wimbledon final. Bucks listed his five key takeaways from Round 18 in 'The Buck Stops Here', and after taking some calls, they got the latest footy news from David Zita. Hawthorn star Mitch Lewis called in after their big win against North Melbourne, and after looking at all the results from the weekend in 'Speaks Volumes', they got into 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks took your calls for Questions Without Notice today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go through each game from Round 18, and assess who the results say more about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hawthorn star Mitch Lewis joined Kane and Bucks to talk about their win against North Melbourne yesterday, how his season has gone since missing the first part of the season, what Luke Breust and James Worpel are bringing to the side, their inconsistency as a group, his match against Sam Taylor a couple of weeks ago, their inefficiency in front of goal yesterday, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Fox Footy's David Zita joined Kane and Bucks to talk about Dustin Martin's potential fine, Dane Rampe's upcoming tribunal hearing, why the AFL is cracking down on staging, Harry McKay's knee injury, Jordan Boyd's suspension duration, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How Carlton have turned their season around, GWS's defensive attributes, Josh Rachele's meltdown, what makes Geelong so great, why Brodie Grundy isn't a forward, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Channel 9's Tony Jones joined Kane and Bucks to talk about Carlos Alcaraz's win against Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon final, how much he's enjoyed Wimbledon this year, the interview he did with Oscar Piastri, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Carlos Alcaraz's Wimbledon win, 'Quarterback' on Netflix, Bucks' upcoming Carlton Draft game, Australia's retention of the Women's Ashes, why the lid's off at Carlton, Brodie Grundy's future at Melbourne, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys scrambled, we had Brett Phillips, Mitch Cleary, Dan Richardson, Alistair Nicholson, Sydney v Dogs review, the Friday Agenda, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Alistair joined us to discuss Stuart Dew's sacking, coaches contracts, Alastair Clarkson, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, the boys discussed Robbie Tarrant's retirement, Melbourne v Brisbane preview, believing omissions, Ollie Henry, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan joined us to discuss Brett Rosebury's 500th game, criticism umpires receive, reduced running loads, protected area, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mitch joined us to discuss the Brodie Grundy omission, twitter memes, leaks at clubs, Gold Coast, Tom Lynch, other coaching jobs on the line, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discuss the win for Sydney, the implications for the finals chances of the Dogs, Sam Darcy, Marcus Bontempelli, Errol Gulden, Luke Beveridge's coaching tenure, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Kane and Kingy to talk about the semi-final's in the women's and men's draw! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's scramble, the boys discussed Brodie Grundy, big name trade rumours at this time of the year, Whateley's twitter feud, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
1.30 – Have you ever been sacked? Garry reveals meeting he had with Steve Price at 3AW
5.00 – Have you ever sacked anybody? Tim says it was the hardest thing he had to do as coach – moving on players, staff The role is to deliver the news and then somebody else comes in to console. The person delivering the news can’t be the same person consoling, because they don’t want to hear from you
10.00 – When was the last time to added a friend to your friend list? The unlikely location where Garry and Sam Pang became friends
12.30 – Update on the Dimboola High School reunion Where will Tim stay? Tim’s advice: “The only piece of advice to take away from this podcast… There is no friend, like an old friend”
19.00 –
24.00 – Garry on his stand up comedy routine for the Footy Show Hear Garry’s zinger!
28.00 – Sam Newman A grand entrance to Dimboola He could be lightest packer for an international flight?!
35.00 – Garry’s has a new idea for a TV guide
38.00 – INTERVIEW – with Gubby Allan Recapping the 1990 Grand Final brawl – and his clash with the Essendon runner Kevin Sheedy’s false teeth fell out during the chaos! And the gives the untold story from half time
47.00 – Farming, for Kubota
Garry has some fencing to do this weekend
Hay bales – Tim has them as a wind break
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After discussing footy's hottest issues in 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim were joined by Melbourne forward Alex Neal-Bullen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim celebrated Tim's birthday in their 'Ramble' and they then caught up with John from Epping, who had plenty of material to share. Brett Phillips called in for a quick Wimbledon update and after discussing footy's biggest storylines in 'Conversation Starters', they were joined by Alex Neal-Bullen. George Samios joined them in the studio for 'The Wonderful World of Wine', and they finished the show with a few 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jake King's new caravan business, what might happen at the Eagles, when will Rory Lobb get back in the Bulldogs' side, John Longmire's 300th game as a coach tonight, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
George's Wine of the Week was the Kalleske Clarrys Grenache Shiraz. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Melbourne forward Alex Neal-Bullen joined Garry and Tim ahead of the Demons' crucial game against the Lions tomorrow night where he discussed the things their focussing on to combat Brisbane, their season so far, the combination of Max Gawn and Brodie Grundy, Clayton Oliver's fitness, Christian Petracca's time in the forward line, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bailey Smith's potential move away from the Bulldogs, the FIFA Women's World Cup, why Stuart Dew can't be the only one to blame at the Gold Coast, Brisbane's struggles on the MCG, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"I do think there's something in this..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to talk about Carlos Alcaraz's three-set win against Holger Rune, Chris Eubanks' five-set loss to Daniil Medvedev, Ons Jabeur's three-set win against Elena Rybakina, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to talk about his continued frustrations with the umpires, why Jack Riewoldt and Lance Franklin should be rested, why he likes Jason Dunstall On The Couch, his thoughts on a send-off rule, his porky chop of the week, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tim's birthday today, Garry's interview with Patrick Cripps, how far would you travel for something special, Gubby Allen's appearance on 'The Rabbit Hole', and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After speaking about Stuart Dew's sacking at the Suns in 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim were joined by Tom Morris and Zach Merrett. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was followed by a snappy Wimbledon update from Brett Phillips and they then weighed in on Stuart Dew's sacking at Gold Coast in 'Conversation Starters'. Tom Morris called in to share the latest footy news, and after speaking to Essendon captain Zach Merrett, they got into 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who would you appoint as coach of the Suns, why is Ken Hinkley such a sought after coach, Patty Mills' movement around the NBA, what Garry would typically wear on the farm, Kysaiah Pickett's form, the attention Victor Wembanyama is receiving, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Essendon captain Zach Merrett joined Garry and Tim ahead of his 200th game this weekend, where he spoke about what he remembers about his first game for the Bombers, when he realised he belonged at AFL level, the toughest opponents he's played on, how much being tagged affects him, the impact Brad Scott has had on the playing group, their season so far, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Garry and Tim to talk about how the story about Stuart Dew's future at Gold Coast was leaked to Caroline Wilson last week, how the Suns arrived at their decision, Mark Evans' future at the club, the six-month pay out Dew will get, the team he's expecting Australia to pick for the fourth Ashes Test, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who's to blame for Stuart Dew's sacking at Gold Coast, Damien Hardwick's chances of heading to the Suns, Luke Beveridge's defence of Bailey Smith, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"That's how much it can change if you get the right man..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to talk about Iga Swiatek's upset loss to Elina Svitolina at Wimbledon, Novak Djokovic's win against Andrey Rublev, what makes Darren Cahill such a good coach, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Why Garry couldn't get to sleep last night, their favourite household chores, the SEN Pantry, does music put you to sleep, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After discussing the biggest topics from Round 17 in 'The Final Word', Garry and Tim were joined by Gryan Miers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was followed by their regular catch-ups with Tim Dettmann from Kieser and Brett Phillips, who gave a quick Wimbledon update. They then got into a lengthy edition of 'The Final Word', where they went through the biggest topics to come from Round 17. And after their 'Questions Without Notice', they were joined by Geelong star Gryan Miers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Geelong star Gryan Miers joined Garry and Tim to talk about his recent contract extension at the Cats, his ability to put teammates in better positions with his kicks, the direction he gets from Chris Scott before games, how much footy he pays attention to, Oisin Mullin, what he gets up to outside of footy, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jamarra Ugle-Hagan's development, Jack Riewoldt's run of goalless games, Tom Barrass' chances of heading to the Swans, Ange Postecoglou's first press conference at Tottenham, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Is it time to introduce a send-off rule, the "ordinary" efforts from North Melbourne players against Geelong, the "selflessness" at Essendon, Carlton's return to form, the influence of ruckmen, the selection squeeze at Collingwood, Bailey Smith's struggles at the moment, the benefits of tagging, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"He went from being the most productive player for the Giants the week before to the least productive player at the weekend..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"Two seasons ago you could say at times he was as influential a player as what Bont was for the Bulldogs..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"That was stark on the weekend, and that can't be tolerated..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"I think we should be looking at this..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert joined Garry and Tim to talk about the upcoming Wimbledon quarter final between Carlos Alcaraz and Holger Rune, Chris Eubanks' upset win against Stefanos Tsitsipas, the quarter final between Ons Jabeur and Elena Rybakina, the good players who might never win a grand slam, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kieser Director and Physiotherapist Tim Dettmann joined Garry and Tim to talk about Jordan Ridley's knee injury, Max King's shoulder injury, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
What they both got up to over the weekend, the outfits On The Couch last night, the cinemas, the way people speak, the most popular dogs in each suburb, how popular Sam Kerr is, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After Damien Fleming joined Kane and Bucks to wrap up the third Ashes Test, they got into 'The Buck Stops Here', where Bucks listed his top five key takeaways from Round 17. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks went straight to England off the top of the show, where Damien Fleming joined them to wrap up the third Ashes test. After their 'Ramble' they asked who needs to pull up their socks after the weekend, and Brett Phillips' Wimbledon update came before 'The Buck Stops Here'. They looked at every game from Round 17 in 'Speaks Volumes' and after getting the latest footy news from Josh Gabelich, they got into 'Questions Without Notice'. Lastly, they were joined by GWS defender Harry Perryman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
GWS defender Harry Perryman joined Kane and Bucks to talk about the Giants' win against Hawthorn, their form in the last month, the role he's playing at the moment, the impact of Kieren Briggs, their upcoming game against the Crows, his life outside of footy, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The ruck situation at Fremantle, how would Scott Pendlebury's record have been celebrated in the US, what would Stuart Dew be thinking about the information Caroline Wilson received about his future, when do you know it's time to trade someone, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFL.com.au journalist Josh Gabelich joined Kane and Bucks to talk about the injuries to Max King, Jordan Ridley and Matt Kennedy, the MRO cases from Round 17, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go through each game from Round 17, and assess who the results say more about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Why he's so impressed with Essendon, Carlton's resurgence, his concerns with Melbourne, the evenness of the competition, Port Adelaide's "guts and determination", and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Kane and Bucks to talk about Iga Swiatek's lucky escape at Wimbledon, Novak Djokovic's current game, Andrey Rublev's unfortunate draw, the interest in the tournament this year, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Who do Kane and Bucks think needs to pull up their socks after the weekend of sport we just saw? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The third Ashes Test, Pat Cummins' captaincy, Bucks' top eight prediction frmo two weeks ago, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Cricket expert Damien Fleming joined Kane and Bucks to wrap up the final day's play in the third Ashes Test at Headingley, where he spoke about Australia's need for everything to go right, the impact of Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith's dismissals in the second innings, the level of interest in the series in England, why Mark Wood was awarded man of the match, what happens with selection in the fourth Test, Australia's field placements, the pitch we should be expecting at Old Trafford, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys scrambled, we had Sam Perry, Sam Mitchell, Charlie Dixon, Brett Phillips, the review of Richmond v Sydney, the Friday Agenda, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Charlie joined us to discuss his 200th game, his trade from the Gold Coast, Port's season, his relationship with Ken Hinkley, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brett joined us for an update after another action-packed day at Wimbledon! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam joined us to discuss where Hawthorn are at, the big losses adding up, leadership within the group without James Sicily, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam joined us to discuss the Ashes after Day 1 of the Leeds test, Jonny Bairstow's form, David Warner, Mitch Marsh, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On todays agenda, the boys discussed Stuart Dew's future, Collingwood's selction squeeze, Clayton Oliver, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discuss their first thoughts after Richmond v Sydney and ahead of Round 17! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The lads discussed their initial thoughts after a crucial win for the Tigers! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's scramble, the boys discussed the office table tennis table, Mitch Marsh's century, 'Threads', the AFL nudes scandal, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After discussing footy's biggest topics in 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim were joined by Jy Simpkin and Shane Woewodin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' came before their highlight of the week, which was their chat with John from Epping. After getting a quick Wimbledon update from Brett Phillips, they got into 'Conversation Starters', where they discussed the biggest story lines in footy. They entered 'The Wonderful World of Wine' with George Samios before speaking to North Melbourne captain Jy Simpkin, and after their 'Questions Without Notice', they caught up with Shane Woewodin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former Demon and 2000 Brownlow medallist Shane Woewodin joined Garry and Tim to talk about his son Taj's debut for Melbourne this weekend, how he first felt when he heard the news, how special it was for Taj to be told by Adam Yze, when he started to realise Taj had what it took to make it, where he'll play this weekend, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The six types of working genius, what Collingwood have got right in their coaching ranks, why the Gold Coast should target Scott Pendlebury when his playing career is over, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
North Melbourne co-captain Jy Simpkin joined Garry and Tim to talk about how he's viewed their form in the past month, the youngsters in the reserves pushing for selection, how much he's enjoying the captaincy, who he uses as mentors, Cam Zurhaar's cooking, what he gets up to outside of footy, George Wardlaw's hardness on the field, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
George's Wine of the Week was the Fox Creek Short Row Shiraz. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Clayton Oliver's clash with Melbourne's head of strength and conditioning, Sydney's potential interest in Tom Barrass, Mark Evans' comments about Stuart Dew's future, the RLPA's standoff with the NRL, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to talk about Jordan Thompson's loss to Novak Djokovic, Alexei Popyrin and Daria Saville's losses, Djokovic's chances of winning the entire tournament, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to talk about how he makes his prosciutto, the goal kicking in Sydney vs Geelong, his continued frustration with dangerous tackles, the umpiring in Gold Coast vs Collingwood, why he agrees with Kane Cornes on North Melbourne, his porky chop of the week, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The leaked nude photos of AFL players, will people be watching the footy or cricket tonight, why Tim's angry this morning, Garry's 20-minute test, electric cars, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
1.30 – Royal family saga at Wimbledon (re: Roger Federer)
5.00 – Spirit of the Game – - Hostility in the Ashes - Hand on heart – Did Garry think the Carey wicket was in the spirit of the game?
10.00 – Hostile crowds - Tim recounts the infamous 1990 Grand Final brawl – as the captain of the side, where was he placed in the brawl? - The half-time break – Tim has never seen anyone as angry as Leigh Matthews (the Pies coach) - Garry recounts the most hostile crowd he can remember – “They just went nuts” - Which team made a pact to punch on with Melbourne players before the siren in a 1982 clash?
28.00 – Tim explains the time he was most frightened on a footy field… “they belted the hell out of us!”
32.00 – Rabbit Hole Rewind Interview with Allan Stoneham, to discuss the time he was stitched up with the deep heat in the jocks prank
37.00 - Farming tip, for Kubota
Garry’s attire – 1 set of clothes that stay in the shed
AND a heated coat for winter!
46.00 - Garry delves into the most sensitive topic for Tim – hair loss
52.00 – Garry acknowledges Zach Tuohy ahead of breaking the record for games played by an Irishman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Following their chat about Stuart Dew's reponse to Caroline Wilson's report about his future, Garry and Tim spoke to Channel 7 footy reporter Mitch Cleary and Western Bulldogs star Jack Macrae. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' saw the return of the SEN Pantry and Garry's movie quiz, and after chatting to English cricket writer Rory Dollard, they got a quick Wimbledon update from Brett Phillips. Stuart Dew's future was the hot topic in 'Conversation Starters', and following an early edition of 'Questions Without Notice', they were joined by Mitch Cleary. To finish off, they were joined by Western Bulldogs star Jack Macrae. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Western Bulldogs star Jack Macrae joined Garry and Tim to talk about how he's viewed their season so far, why Bailey Smith was running laps after their game a couple of weeks ago, how his role has changed a bit this year, Tim English's form, the potential introduction of a mid-season trade period, how his brother Finlay is going at Collingwood, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim share the name they've heard might be a chance to get a crack at the Richmond coaching job. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Channel 7 footy reporter Mitch Cleary joined Garry and Tim to to talk about Stuart Dew's future as coach of the Suns, the different clauses in coach's contracts, the work Christian Petracca is doing to fix his goal kicking, Brody Mihocek's injury, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim took your calls on the potential introduction of a mid-season trade period in 'Questions Without Notice' today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Stuart Dew's response to Caroline Wilson's report, why someone else from the Suns should talk today, would you be supportive of a mid-season trade period in the AFL, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim ask if AFL fans would be supportive of a mid-season trade period being introduced next year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"Why is it he coming out and defending himself? Why is it not the club that's getting on to the front foot and defending that?" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to talk about how the Australians fared at Wimbledon last night, Aryna Sabalenka's dominant win, Andy Murray's impressive performance, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
English cricket writer with PA Sports Rory Dollard joined Garry and Tim to talk about who's to blame for the Jonny Bairstow dismissal controversy, the "rare" level of interest we're seeing in this series, why Australia shouldn't be worried about hostile crowds for the rest of the series, the pressure that's on England after the first two Tests, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The return of the SEN Pantry, Ash Barty's baby, the continued whingeing from England, Garry's movie quiz, float therapy, Roger Federer and Kate Middleton, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After discussing the pressure on Stuart Dew and Melbourne's issues in 'The Final Word', Garry and Tim were joined by Tim Paine and Tom Papley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was all about the crazy final day of the second Ashes Test at Lord's, and after speaking to Kieser's Tim Dettmann, they got a quick Wimbledon update from Brett Phillips. They discussed the biggest topics to come from Round 16 in 'The Final Word', and after Tim Paine called in to share his strong views on Jonny Bairstow's controversial dismissal, they were joined by Tom Papley. To finish off, they had a lengthy edition of 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The potential introduction of a mid-season trade period, Brendon McCullum's comments about Jonny Bairstow's dismissal, the talent cuts at ESPN, Razor Ray's Advanced Hair ad, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sydney Swans star Tom Papley joined Garry and Tim to talk about their frustrating efforts in front of goal against Geelong on Friday night, Lance Franklin's chances of playing against Richmond on Thursday night, the younger forwards in the side, Nick Blakey's nickname, David Taggart tipping the card at Grafton on Sunday, the amount of footy he watches, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former Australian Test captain Tim Paine joined Garry and Tim to talk about Jonny Bairstow's controversial dismissal, and to explain why Bairstow would know he made a massive error. He also talked about how the game compared to Headingley in 2019, what helped the Aussies turn the momentum around, the outrage from the MCC members in the Long Room, Nathan Lyon's injury, Todd Murphy's capabilities, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The evenness of the competition, the pressure building on Stuart Dew and the Suns, Melbourne's issues at the moment, the selection pressure at Collingwood, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"They're non-competitive in there..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After Gold Coast suffered another heavy defeat on the weekend, Garry and Tim discuss the pressure that is coming on Stuart Dew and the Suns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to talk about Jordan Thompson and Aleks Vukic's first round wins at Wimbledon, the upsets in the women's side of the draw, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kieser Director and Physiotherapist Tim Dettmann joined Garry and Tim to talk about Nat Fyfe's stress fracture in his foot, how long the recovery process would be, how the injury is created, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The stumping of Jonny Bairstow, the suspended MCC members, Ricky Ponting's commentary, Tom Cruise's trip to Australia, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After Bucks went through his five key takeaways from Round 16 in 'The Buck Stops Here', he and Kane were joined by Josh Gabelich and Jack Crisp. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks got straight into Australia's win against England at Lord's in their 'Ramble', heading over to England to speak to SEN Cricket commentator Adam White. Bucks listed his five key takeaways from Round 16 in 'The Buck Stops Here', and after Tony Jones called in to speak about Nick Kyrgios' decision to pull out of Wimbledon, they got into 'Speaks Volumes'. Josh Gabelich called in to share the latest footy news from the weekend, and after their 'Questions Without Notice', they were joined by Collingwood star Jack Crisp. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Collingwood star Jack Crisp joined Kane and Bucks to talk about their convincing win against the Suns, the way they try to move the ball, his form at the moment, his ability to play so many consecutive games, the pressure for spots in the team, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Can Zak Butters win the Brownlow this year, the short bowling in the second Ashes Test, is the combination of Max Gawn and Brodie Grundy working, how good is GWS's backline, who takes over singing the Australian song from Nathan Lyon, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFL.com.au journalist Josh Gabelich joined Kane and Bucks to talk about the pressure building on Stuart Dew at the Gold Coast Suns, the big crowd the Bulldogs are expecting against Collingwood on Friday night, what Sam Mitchell said to the Hawks players yesterday, Bayley Fritsch's foot injury, the Carlton players who stood up yesterday, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go through each game from Round 16, and assess who the results say more about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Channel 9's Tony Jones joined Kane and Bucks to talk about Nick Kyrgios' decision to pull out of Wimbledon, and to explain why he's made the decision on the eve of the tournament. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan Houston's goal after the siren, why Bombers fans would enjoy what they're seeing, Jamarra Ugle-Hagan's peformance against Fremantle, Luke Shuey's efforts yesterday, why there's no reason Brisbane can't win the flag, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Australia's win against England at Lord's, Adam White's wrap of it, late night sporting traditions, Dan Houston's game winning goal, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Cricket commentator Adam White joined Kane and Bucks to talk about Australia's win at Lord's overnight, Australia's tactics when bowling to Ben Stokes, how confident he was that Australia would get the job done, Alex Carey's efforts this test, Jonny Bairstow's controversial dismissal, how big of an impact Nathan Lyon's injury had, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys scrambled, we had Chris Fagan, Robert Walls, the review of Brisbane v Richmond, Friday First Thoughts, the Friday Agenda, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Wallsy joined us to reminisce on the life and career of Matt Rendell is the wake of his passing! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, the Swans clash with Geelong tonight, the line for Brisbane v West Coast, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Chris joined the boys after a huge win over Richmond, his omissions of Gunston and Rich, Callum Ah Chee, Matt Rendell's passing, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On todays first thoughts, we discussed the Rising Star, team selection for Round 16, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discussed Brisbane's huge win over Richmond, the shifts that have given them extra life, Daniel Rich and Jack Gunston's continued omission,and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys take a deeper dive into the Rendell Files! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's scramble, we discussed Taylor Swift, the Ashes, Nathan Lyon's injury, the Rendell files, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim spoke to Grant Thomas, Will Day and Cherie Dear. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' came before their weekly chat with John from Epping, who had plenty of topics to share his thoughts on. Grant Thomas joined the show to talk about the passing of his good mate Matt Rendell, and after covering the cricket last night in 'Conversation Starters', they entered 'The Wonderful World of Wine' with George Samios. Hawthorn star Will Day called in for a quick chat, and after speaking about 'Dare to Hope' with Cherie Dear, they got into 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The audio Michael Voss played for the Carlton players, John Northey's coaching, Garry's business idea with Todd Viney, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Cherie Dear joined Garry and Tim in the studio ahead of the 'Dare to Hope' game between Hawthorn and Carlton to talk about her tragic experiences with pancreatic cancer in the last few years, how deadly the disease is, what she's trying to achieve, the importance of funding and research, how her husband Paul was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, the 'Bay of Hope' at the MCG on Sunday, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hawthorn star Will Day joined Garry and Tim to talk about his life outside of football, how he's viewed Hawthorn's season so far, how much they miss James Sicily on the field, when he knew he'd play more midfield time this year, why he re-signed with the club, their upcoming game against Carlton, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
George's Wine of the Week was the Knappstein Cabernet Malbec. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The importance of getting regular health check-ups, Kevin Pietersen's criticism of England at Lord's, how England didn't take advantage of the conditions on Day 1, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former St Kilda coach Grant Thomas joined Garry and Tim to pay tribute to his great friend Matt Rendell, and to explain what made him such a popular and respected figure in the AFL world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to explain why he didn't answer Tim's calls yesterday, why he admires Cherie Dear, what Tim did to Michael Aish, how North Melbourne have the worst free kick differential, why he hasn't worked out his new phone, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The cricket last night, Jonny Bairstow carring the protestor off the ground, the hunt for Taylor Swift tickets, Credit Card points, Eddie McGuire's crack at Garry, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2.00 - Recap last week re: jockeys rubbing salt into each other 4.00 - Tim's way to get tickets to Taylor Swift How much would you pay for a concert? 10.00 - Dry July - would you ever do it? Tim says he could easily do it 13.00 - Nathan Lyon celebrating 100 consecutive Test matches
Garry spoke about Nathan having a nickname after him
Chat about the second Test vs England
16.30 - Sledging
Garry says it works when you get the right target
Garry vs Tony Shaw
22.00 - Old locker room stories 31.00 - Black panther - Garry is adamant he saw one on the golf course 38.00 - Function in Grand Final week - Tim underpriced himself 44.00 - School holidays Tim and Garry stories about how they used to spend their holidays 47.00 - Farming, for Kubota Tank water 52.00 - Quick Fire Rabbit Holes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim were joined by Paul Marsh, Tim Paine and Isaac Smith. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was all about the Australian Rules Hall of Fame inductees last night, and they were then joined by AFLPA CEO Paul Marsh in the studio. They took your calls in 'Conversation Starters' and after speaking to former Australian cricket captain Tim Paine they got into 'Questions Without Notice'. To finish off, they spoke to Geelong Cats star Isaac Smith. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Geelong star Isaac Smith joined Garry and Tim to talk about what he's up to in Melbourne today, how Jeremy Cameron's feeling after his concussion, his playing future, his positioning and his running patterns during the game, Esava Ratugolea's future at the club, the work/life balance the players have at the Cats, what he might do after footy, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How would you describe last night's Hall of Fame inductees, Jimmy Bartel's message to his mum, the free kick ladder, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former Australian cricket captain Tim Paine joined Garry and Tim to talk about his return to SEN, what he's expecting to see at Lord's in the second Test, where he expects Australia's improvement to come from, England's "extraordinary" comments after their loss in the first Test, what the pitch will mean for Australia's selection, the latest development with the new stadium in Hobart, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim took your calls for 'Conversation Starters' on a range of topics this morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFLPA CEO Paul Marsh joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about the Australian Rules Hall of Fame last night, the Insight and Impact report released by the AFLPA, the decision to introduce a whiste blower service, what they do with the data of the report, the concerning number of players who are hiding concussions, the facilities in the AFLW, the communication they've had with Jake Waterman, the struggles of the West Coast Eagles, the structure of the byes, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The inductees to the Australian Rules Hall of Fame last night, Ian Chappell v Ian Botham, the possibility of Kylie Minogue performing at the AFL Grand Final, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After discussing the biggest footy topics from Round 15 in 'The Final Word', Garry and Tim spoke to Gold Coast Suns coach Stuart Dew. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' came before their weekly chat with Tim Dettmann, who talked all things soft tissue injuries. There was plenty of fodder for 'The Final Word' after Round 15, and after speaking to Gold Coast Suns coach Stuart Dew, they got into 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Could potential draftees tell West Coast they don't want to go there, how the Eagles compare to Essendon's top-up list, who is the best team in the AFL, what's happened to Orazio Fantasia, who's the frontrunner for the Rising Star, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim ask if West Coast's struggles could impact their ability to select potential draftees in the near future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Following their big win against Hawthorn on Sunday, Gold Coast Suns coach Stuart Dew joined Garry and Tim to talk about what he was thinking when the Hawks kicked the first three goals on Sunday, how he dealt with their disappointing loss to Carlton, their chances of making finals this year, the stability of his job, Touk Miller's fitness, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The "phenomenal" Collingwood crowd, how long should players miss with concussion, Damien Hardwick's future, the ruck mix at Melbourne, Matthew Nicks' comments about playing on the MCG and Jordan Dawson, the "rare talent" of Nick Daicos, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"You've gone from a superstar, an out-and-out superstar, to someone that's playing okay..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After Damien Hardwick's appearance on the Dyl & Friends podcast with Dylan Buckley, Garry and Tim share their thoughts on the three-time premiership coach's future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After Jeremy Cameron's nasty concussion on Thursday night, Garry and Tim ask how long players should be forced to miss when they suffer a concussion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kieser Director and Physiotherapist Tim Dettmann joined Garry and Tim to talk about Dion Prestia's calf injury, prevention methods for soft tissue injuries, why some people are more susceptible to soft tissue injuries, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
What they've been up to over the weekend, the books Garry likes to read, why don't we fix things that annoy us, why you should buy a safe, the best restaurants in Melbourne and the world, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we had Cal Twomey, Paul Hasleby, the Buck Stops Here, Speaks Volumes, QWN, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discussed the King brothers, the Saints, Zach Merrett, the bye rounds, Tanner Bruhn, Gold Coast, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys run through all the games and who it says more about! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Paul joined us to discuss the West Coast predicament after their 171-point loss! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Kane and Bucks to discuss West Coast's options at the end of the year and, MRO news and the latest on some key injuries! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys pondered where to next for the struggling club and coach! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adelaide's impressive performance against Collingwood, West Coast, Hawthorn, the bye rounds, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks run the mid-season review over the final six teams coming off the bye! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's ramble, the boys discussed the Eagles demise, the 'Warnie' documentary, the mid-table cluster, the mid-season review, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On todays show we had the scramble, Sam Mitchell, Brendon Goddard, The Friday Agenda, Friday First Thoughts, the Geelong v Melbourne review, and much more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brendon joined us to discuss Spud's Game, his role in it tonight, his aspirations for coaching, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam joined us to discuss the age profile of the Hawks list, the bye week, Taylor Swift's concert, where he sees the priority for the Hawks off-season, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, the boys asked who is a must-follow on social media, embracing youth, trusting Fremantle, Staurt Dew's future, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On this weeks edition of Friday First Thoughts, the boys discussed team selection, Denver Grainger-Barras, Collingwood's depth, Fremantle's ommision, which Saints are under selection pressure, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys gave their thoughts after the Cats stormed over the top of the Demons last night! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys scrambled about David King's break, Tim Taranto, Fantales, Kingy's interaction with Ken Hinkley, Gary Rohan's bump on Jeremy Cameron, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After discussing footy's hottest topics in 'Conversation Starters' on Thursday morning, Garry and Tim were joined by St Kilda CEO Simon Lethlean and AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was followed by a very special occasion, with John from Epping joining them in the studio. They tackled footy's biggest issues in 'Conversation Starters' and after entering 'The Wonderful World of Wine' with George Samios, they were joined in the studio by St Kilda CEO Simon Lethlean. And following their 'Questions Without Notice', they got the latest contract, trade and draft news from Cal Twomey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to give updates on the "sit-down six" - the six restricted free agents that are still yet to sign new contracts, the eight rookies out of contract at Essendon, Tyler Welsh's exciting future, why it'll take for a club to trade the first pick in this year's draft, the standard of the 2023 draft pool, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Does the cold affect car batteries, Sam Draper at Essendon, Ian Bell's reaction to the first Ashes Test, why there's no wires to stop seagulls at the MCG, Ricky Ponting's commentary, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
St Kilda CEO Simon Lethlean joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about Spud's Game tomorrow night, and the work the club's doing in the mental health space, the Saints' season so far, why they'll be active in free agency, Jack Steele's fitness, their potential interest in Tom De Koning, the best way to have the bye, the state of the dangerous tackle, the AFL's hunt for the next GM of Football, the start date and length of the AFLW season, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
George's Wine of the Week was the Chalk Hill Luna Shiraz. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The story about Channel 7 chasing Nick Riewoldt, why Tim believes the Cats are favourites against the Demons tonight, Chris Scott's brilliance as a coach, Essendon's pitch to Mason Redman, what sides need to do coming off the bye, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"I can't work out why there is a lethargy coming off the bye, it doesn't make any sense..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim share their thoughts on Chris Scott ahead of his 300th game as coach of Geelong tonight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
John from Epping joined Garry and Tim in the studio to go through the latest sports headlines, and to explain why he'll never apologise to Jason Horne-Francis. After Garry and Tim gave him his new phone from Motorola, he listed his top three North Melbourne players of all time, and spoke about what he'd say to the current Kangaroos players. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The new tooth Garry is getting today, the heated seats in Tim's car, the missing submarine, the big names at Royal Ascot, the lack of attribution for Garry's story yesterday, State of Origin last night, Garry's next trip to England, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
3.00 – Tim story re: Ascot Vale leisure centre – Essendon would go there for training - often there were jockeys in there - the jockeys would rub salt into each other
5.00 – Do you like saunas? - Tim finds them too hot
6.00 – How Tim helped Suzie through some car issues this week
11.00 – When Garry/Tim are keynote speakers - Tim does a lot of preparation, Garry, not so much - Tim’s first gag didn’t work when he was at Spud’s lunch last week
16.00 – Spud’s lunch discussion
17.00 – Tim on the worst public speech he’s done
20.00 – Fires - Males seem to love fires. Lighting a fire, bbqs, bonfires - Garry story on his kids lighting a fire when they were young
25.00 – Cricket - Tim’s interest isn’t as high as it once was - Garry is really invested in this Ashes series
29.00 – Garry story about playing in the David Boon Testimonial - Made a brilliant 52 - Thought he was getting a standing ovation, but they were cheering for Boony
37.00 – The Logies - Advice for Sam Pang (as host)
48.00 – Farming, for Kubota - Deer fences - Fishing - Garry told a couple of fishing stories – lost three anchors in one trip Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After speaking to Adam Collins, who joined them from Edgbaston following Australia's historic win against England, Garry and Tim looked at footy's hottest topics in 'Conversation Starters'. Lastly, they spoke to Melbourne superstar Steven May. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was all centred around Australia's momentous win against England in the first Test of the Ashes, and they didn't waste any time heading over to Edgbaston to speak to SEN Cricket's Adam Collins. After Collo's summation, they took your calls on the historic event, and they then got into the biggest topics in footy in 'Conversation Starters'. Dylan Buckley joined them in the studio ahead of Spud's Game this weekend, and after speaking to Melbourne superstar Steven May, they got into 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The players who changed the game, the best swingmen in the history of the game, fantales ending production, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Melbourne superstar Steven May joined Garry and Tim to talk about their upcoming trip to Geelong, the decision to travel there early, Clayton Oliver and Harrison Petty's fitness, how they've trained to play at GMHBA Stadium, the most pleasing thing from their win against Collingwood, who he'll play on out of Tom Hawkins and Jeremy Cameron, how players have adjusted to the league's crackdown on dangerous tackles, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former Giant and Blue turned podcaster Dylan Buckley joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about TikTok and the impact it's had on the podcasting world, his trip to Cobram Estate with Garry, the work he's doing with Producey, the lunch he spoke at with his Dad Jim, what he's looking forward to most when he plays in Spud's Game this weekend, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The reaction to Essendon's potential logo change, Essendon's presentation to Mason Redman, Alastair Clarkson's time away from North Melbourne, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim weigh in on Essendon's presentation to Mason Redman where they tried to convince him to stay at the football club, and explain how things have changed with AFL players who are out of contract. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim share their thoughts on the public's reaction to a potential logo change at Essendon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Australia's historic win against England at Edgbaston was the theme of this morning's 'Ramble' with Garry and Tim, and after heading to Edgbaston to chat to Adam Collins, they took your celebratory calls. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Cricket commentator Adam Collins joined Garry and Tim from Edgbaston to talk about Australia's historic win against England in the first Ashes Test, and to share his summation on how the game played out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After discussing the biggest topics to come from Round 14 in 'The Final Word' on Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim were joined by Max King. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was followed by their weekly chat with Kieser's Tim Dettmann, who spoke about Liam Jones' broken arm. They then got into 'The Final Word', where they looked at the biggest stories to come from Round 14, and after getting the latest footy news from Sam Edmund, they got into 'Questions Without Notice'. To finish off, they were joined by St Kilda star Max King. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
St Kilda star Max King joined Garry and Tim to talk about how he's recovered from his shoulder injury, the form of the Saints at the moment, the impact Ross Lyon has had at the club, how much he's enjoyed working with David Wheadon, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Nathan Lyon's comments about Moeen Ali, the senior nucleus at GWS, the emphasis put on kicks inside 50 in Round 14, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about the ongoing investigation into former AFL umpire Michael Pell after he was arrested due to suspicious betting on the Brownlow Medal last year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about the potential logo change at Essendon, James Sicily's failed appeal to get his suspension overturned, the AFLPA's insights and impacts report, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ken Hinkley's contract situation at Port Adelaide, why it's Andrew McQualter's job to lose at Richmond, the continued confusion around dangerous tackles, Jordan De Goey's interview last night, Alex Pearce's captaincy at Fremantle, why hasn't the AFLW got a start time, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim discuss Ken Hinkley's contract situation at Port Adelaide after the Power picked up their 11th win in a row on Thursday night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kieser Director and Physiotherapist Tim Dettmann joined Garry and Tim to talk about Liam Jones' broken arm, what will determine his recovery time, how the injury is treated, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The first Ashes Test, lighting fires, the new Essendon logo, Jordan De Goey On The Couch last night, the risotto Tim cooked on the weekend, Spud's Game, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On todays show, we had John from Epping, Allan Border, Adam Kingsley, Tom Morris, Speaks Volumes, we reviewed the round of play, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Adam joined us to discuss the 70-point win on the weekend, how he's settling into his tenure, Jake Riccardi, Aaron Cadman, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys asked questions about modern-day boots, Bontempelli or Greene, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys go through all games from Round 14 and decide who it says more about! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Allan joined us to discuss all things the Ashes after day 3! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys gave their take on the situation in the wake of David Koch's interview last Friday! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tom gave us an update on the Pink concert at Marvel Stadium, Gather Round 2024, an MRO update, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys give their thoughts on Carlton, Gold Coast, the Bulldogs, Fremantle, the Lions, Richmond, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
John joined us to go head-to-head with Kane! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tom joined the boys to discuss the third day of the Ashes, the US Open final round, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys rambled about Kane's week, Hugh Jackman's half-time address to Port Adelaide, the mid-season review for the bye teams, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, the boys scrambled, we had Brett Robinson, David Koch, Ben Kavenagh, Friday First Thoughts, the Friday Agenda, a Port Adelaide v Geelong review, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, the boys discussed Ken Hinkley and his future, Trent Cotchin, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ben joined us to discuss community footy and Toyota's support! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
David joined us to discuss Ken Hinkley's future, the prison bar, the August deadline, his tenure at Port Adelaide, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discussed Jack Gunston and Daniel Rich, Chris Fagan, Patrick Cripps, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys went through their thoughts after an impressive win for Port Adelaide and where it leaves Geelong! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brett joined us to discuss the Sydney Marathon! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys scrambled about ageing actors having kids, family feuds, Tim Taranto, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim were joined by Michael Lombardi and Ross Lyon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Thursday morning, a classic 'Ramble' with Garry and Tim was followed by their favourite time of the week when they spoke to their old friend John from Epping. NFL insider Michael Lombardi called in for an incredibly insightful chat, and after quickly going through some footy topics in 'Conversation Starters', they entered 'The Wonderful World of Wine' with George Samios. They then spoke to Ross Lyon ahead of the Saints' big game against Richmond this weekend, and they finished off with 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Is a great midfielder or a great full forward more important, Nigel Farage's tweet about Usman Khawaja, your perfect footy dinner guests, does Kysaiah Pickett need to lift in the second half of the year, are players protecting themselves on the ground enough, can Geelong beat Port Adelaide tonight, Damian Barrett's comments about Hawthorn tanking, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
St Kilda coach Ross Lyon joined Garry and Tim to talk about how much his lifestyle has changed since returning to coaching, the responsibility he's handed over to his assistants, his love of Andrew McQualter, how they've addressed the crackdown on dangerous tackles, the promising signs we're seeing from Mitch Owens, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
George's wine of the week was the Devil's Lair Hidden Cave Cabernet Shiraz. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Port Adelaide vs Geelong tonight, the competitiveness of the young group at the Power, what Carlton have to fix, is there a lack of leadership at the AFL, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
NFL insider Michael Lombardi joined Garry and Tim to talk about what "competitive stamina" is, the type of players all sporting teams should look for when recruiting, how someone like Michael Voss can turn things around at Carlton, what they can do to address Patrick Cripps' form, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to talk about why he's not happy with Garry, his frustration with Channel 7 and Channel 9, what the umpires have to get better at, his two gripes with Kane, his porky chop of the week, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The food you shouldn't eat for breakfast, weight loss drugs, the new footy show on Channel 7, Sam Pang potentially hosting the Logies, Shannon Sharpe's farewell to Skip Bayless on Undisputed, the cricket episode of Bluey, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
1.30 – Tim’s footy reunion - You don’t talk about the game itself, you talk about the journey and the great stories - Tim told a story of a joke he told before the 1993 Grand Final
6.00 – Garry’s leadership - How he pumped up the players before the game – lots of swearing! Pumped them up but then one day the door didn’t open
9.00 – FIGHT MND - Tim says he hasn’t seen a more emotional tribute to anybody than the guard of honour for Neale Daniher on Monday (Tim says he wasn’t at the G for EJ) - Tim spoke to Neale since – and he says Neale felt the love - Amazing how we’re celebrating the now for Neale Daniher, usually we do the reflecting after someone as passed - Neale’s mind is still razor sharp – which is quite cruel - Neale Daniher stories - Garry told some great stories about how Neale put it on him to get on the park and properly train/play – rather than rehab
23.00 – Garry’s retirement and Neale’s role in it
30.00 – Which body part are you most happy with? - Garry says his hair - Chat about Joel Selwood and his alignment with MOSH - The guys spoke about a grooming tip
41.00 – Farming, for Kubota - How to bury a Kangaroo
46.00 – Quick Fire Rabbit Holes - Garry’s relationship with the MCC - Brayshaw named highest paid media performer in the AFL by Nathan Brown… Ahead of Garry Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After discussing where the dangerous tackle sits in 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim were joined by Sam Edmund and Dean Wilson on Wednesday morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was followed by a chat with English cricket journalist Dean Wilson, who explained what he's expecting to see in the upcoming Ashes series. In 'Conversation Starters' they talked all about the dangerous tackle and took your call on the issue, and after getting the latest footy news from Sam Edmund they got into 'Questions Without Notice', which briefly featured Daniel Hoyne. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
George Wardlaw's Rising Star nomination, the impressive stat for Mitch Owens, Sam Walsh on the unity of Geelong's playing group, will Geelong flick the switch on Thursday night, Daniel Hoyne's explanation of post clearance contested possessions, are the AFLW players going to take strike action, what kind of leader has Trent Cotchin been, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne joined Garry and Tim to explain what post clearance contested possessions are, why Mitch Owens' stats are "quite phenomenal", why he should be the Rising Star favourite, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about last night's tribunal hearings, when Clayton Oliver left his hospital room for a run on the weekend, Craig McRae and Scott Pendlebury's contract extensions, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim spent this morning's 'Conversation Starters' talking about where the dangerous tackle currently sits and taking your calls on the matter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After last night's tribunal hearings, Garry and Tim discuss where the dangerous tackle currently sits in the AFL and take your calls on the contentious issue. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
English cricket journalist Dean Wilson joined Garry and Tim to talk about the massive anticipation for the Ashes in England, England's chances of employing Bazball succesfully, how the Poms would respond to a loss in the first Test, Moeen Ali's return to Test cricket, Australia's bowling attack, his predicted scoreline, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Australians with an NBA Championship ring, the amazing Ben Duckett stat ahead of the Ashes, Nikola Jokic after winning the NBA Championship, Sylvester Stallone vs Arnold Schwarzenegger, the new trendy pet, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After going through the biggest topics from Round 13 in 'The Final Word', Garry and Tim were joined by Sam Edmund, who shared the latest footy news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was filled by their thoughts on the incredible scenes we saw at during the Big Freeze at the MCG yesterday, and after speaking to Tim Dettmann from Kieser, they got into 'The Final Word', where they shared their thoughts on the biggest topics to come from Round 13. Sam Edmund joined them in the studio to share the latest footy news and they finished the show by hearing from the audience in 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim handed their 'Questions Without Notice' over to the listeners today, and they took your calls for it's entirety. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN chief sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about what the serious charges against Marlion Pickett mean for his future, Alastair Clarkson and why he's unlikely to return to North Melbourne soon, Andrew McQualter's likelihood of getting the Richmond coaching job, the tribunal hearings tonight, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Melbourne's win against Collingwood, should Adam Simpson consider having a break this season, Richmond's win against Fremantle, how Carlton played into Essendon's hands, dangerous tackles, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After West Coast suffered another big loss on the weekend, Garry and Tim ask if Adam Simpson should consider taking some time away from coaching the Eagles this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim discuss Melbourne's four-point win against Collingwood in the last game of Round 13 yesterday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kieser Director and Physiotherapist Tim Dettmann joined Garry and Tim to talk about ACL injuries and the possibility of recovering from them without surgery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Neale Daniher and the Big Freeze yesterday, Tim's address to the sliders, Tony Shaw, tie wearing, Spud's Lunch this weekend, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On the show today: 1. Adam Collins on Australia's win in the World Test Championship Final. 2. The Ramble 3. Sports update 4. Brett Phillips on the French Open - is Djokovic the greatest athlete of all time? 5. Pull Up Your Socks 5. Weekend Footy Review - Carlton, the state of the game, West Coast, Tim Taranto and more 6. Footy News update 7. Hawthorn young gun Will Day 8. Speaks Volumes 9. Mid-season review - Geelong and Gold Coast 10. Questions Without Notice Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Tom discuss the situation at Carlton, the state of the game, plus the latest footy news and a chat with Hawthorn star Will Day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane Cornes and Tom Morris pose their questions without notice following Round 13. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane Cornes and Tom Morris run the mid-season review over Geelong and Gold Coast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane Cornes and Tom Morris put the Round 13 results under the microscope - which results speak volumes? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hawthorn young gun Will Day joins Kane Cornes and Tom Morris following the Hawks' surprise win over the Lions on Saturday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane Cornes & Tom Morris discuss the improved form Tim Taranto, who Kane feels is now in All Australian contention. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tom Morris's news update on Collingwood's recent fixture request, and the AFL's memo to clubs on their management of dangerous tackles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane Cornes and Tom Morris debate the state of the game, particularly its administration and umpiring, following another weekend of incidents that have drawn uncertainty from the football public. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane Cornes and Tom Morris run the rule over Carlton following yet another loss, this time to Essendon on King's Birthday eve. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN's tennis expert Brett Phillips joins Kane Cornes and Tom Morris following the conclusion of the French Open at Roland Garros. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN's football reporter Tom Morris with the big stories doing the rounds ahead of today's King's Birthday clash between Collingwood and Melbourne at the MCG. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN Test Cricket's Adam Collins joins Kane Cornes and Tom Morris after Australia wrapped up the World Test Championship final against India at The Oval. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On todays show we had the scramble, Gary Buckenara, Brett Phillips, Sam Mitchell, Roawan Marshall, The Friday Agenda and much more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy chat to St Kilda star Rowan Marshall after their win against Sydney last night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy take us through the Friday Agenda Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy chat to Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell ahead of their round 13 clash against Brisbane Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Kingy discuss last nights game between Sydney and St Kilda Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
David King and Kane Cornes bring you The Scramble along with the biggest sporting backflips Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
David King and Kane Cornes chat to former Hawthron recruiter Garry Buckenara on recruiting Buddy Franklin Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
David King and Kane Cornes are joined by Brett Phillips disuss last nights action from Roland Garros Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After covering a range of sports topics in 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim were joined by Cal Twomey, who shared the latest contract, trade and draft news in the AFL on Thursday morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' came before their weekly chat with John from Epping, who had some surprisingly positive things to say. In 'Conversation Starters' they discussed the continued fallout to the PGA/LIV Golf merger, Australia's efforts in Day 1 of the World Test Championship Final, and Carlton's ball movement issues before entering 'The Wonderful World of Wine' with George Samios. They then spoke to Melbourne Storm superstar Ryan Papenhuyzen and after going through their 'Questions Without Notice', they got the latest contract, trade and draft news from Cal Twomey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to talk about the clubs interested in Harry Himmelberg, Mason Wood's likely extension with the Saints, James Worpel's contract talks, Miles Bergman's link to St Kilda, Under 18s championships games this weekend, the future of Darcy Parish and Mason Redman, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Has Nic Naitanui played his last game, what to make of Craig McRae's treatment of the Collingwood players, what Tim should say to the Big Freeze sliders, what's your favourite Buddy Franklin moment, how much is Harry Himmelberg worth, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Melbourne Storm superstar Ryan Papenhuyzen joined Garry and Tim to chat about how his injury recovery is tracking, the work he did with Bill Knowles, how he's stayed involved with the team, what he's been up to off the field, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to talk about Casper Ruud's quarter final win against Holger Rune in the French Open, Iga Swiatek's surprise semi-final opponent, the chances of Nick Kyrgios seeking out, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
George's Wine of the Week was the Wynn's Black Label Cabernet 2021. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The continued fallout to the PGA's merger with LIV Golf, Australia's efforts in Day 1 of the World Test Championship Final, Carlton's ball movement issues, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim talk through the reaction of the golf world after stunning news broke yesterday that the PGA Tour would be merging with LIV Golf. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to talk about the shoutout Garry gave him on On the Couch, the inconsistency at Melbourne, why he was impressed with Ray Chamberlain on the weekend, how he's getting to the footy, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The cricket last night, JB's small suit, Tim's busy schedule, what Tim will give the Big Freeze sliders, their podcast yesterday, start times for Thursday and Friday night football, Clayton Oliver, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
4 minutes – Reunions
Tim has a reunion coming up
A year 7 school reunion
Tim says he could name everybody from his school in year 7
Garry has a 40-year footy reunion for Kyabram
10 minutes – Game shows
Played audio of Kingy on the Weakest Link
Garry told a story about when he was on Sale of the Century
19 minutes – School development
Garry skipped a grade
Garry says he loved English and History
20 minutes – Losing hair Garry asks Tim if he has ever thought about going down the path of doing something about his hair
38 minutes – Discussion re: The Chimp Empire
42 minutes – Training your dog
44 minutes – Eye cream
Garry has a new eye cream he’s using
Kiehls – powerful strength vitamin c
46 minutes – Farming, for Kubota
Chopping down a tree
Sharing wood with others
52 minutes – Quick Fire Rabbit Holes The origins of the huddle
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After discussing the merger between the PGA and LIV Golf, Garry and Tim were joined by Michael Bridge and Andrew McQualter on Wednesday morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' came before their chat with Sky Sports football reporter Michael Bridge, who talked through Ange Postecoglou's appointment at Tottenham. Brett Phillips called in for a quick French Open update, and they discussed the merge between the PGA and LIV Golf before Sam Edmund joined them to share more information on the matter. Andrew McQualter called in after his first win as interim coach of Richmond on Sunday, and after 'Questions Without Notice', they were joined by Mark Bosnich. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Stan Sport football expert and former Australian goalkeeper Mark Bosnich joined Garry and Tim to talk about Ange Postecoglou's appointment at Tottenham, why it was time for him to leave the Socceroos when he did, what makes him such a good man manager, what will be the key to success with the Spurs, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How the PGA players reacted to Jay Monahan and the PGA's decision, Warren Tredrea's backflip on Port Adelaide, Sam Darcy's unfortunate injury luck, Kamdyn McIntosh on the wing for Richmond, the balance between Max Gawn and Brodie Grundy in the ruck, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Richmond interim coach Andrew McQualter joined Garry and Tim to talk about their win against GWS on Sunday, the impact the leaders have had at the club since Damien Hardwick's departure, how he's adjusted to the head coaching role, the distractions he has outside of football, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN chief sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to discuss the merge between the PGA and LIV Golf, Jordan De Goey's suspension, Lance Franklin's illness, the World Test Championship final, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The merge between the PGA and LIV Golf, what it means for professional golf, the World Test Championship final tonight, Jordan De Goey's suspension, how big King's Birthday will be, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After news broke that the PGA and LIV Golf will complete a merger overnight, Garry and Tim discussed what it means for the global golfing landscape. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to talk about the "clowns" in the crowd at the French Open, Carlos Alcaraz's quarter final win against Stefanos Tsitsipas, his chances of beating Novak Djokovic in the semi-final, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sky Sports football reporter Michael Bridge joined Garry and Tim to talk about why Ange Postecoglou is exactly what Tottenham Hotspur need at the moment, why the club and the fans have to be patient with him and the team, why management didn't go for a big name manager, how he'll deal with the ego's of the world's top players, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The merger between the PGA and LIV Golf, what Garry got up to yesterday, Taylor Swift's relationship issues, the new lion cubs at the Werribee Zoo, Joe Rogan's Chimp Empire podcast, the soup Tim had yesterday, Essendon's 1993 premiership reunion, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After discussing the biggest topics to come from Round 12 in 'The Final Word', Garry and Tim were joined by Paul Marsh and Cam Zurhaar. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was followed by a quick chat with Kieser's Tim Dettmann and a French Open update from Brett Phillips. They moved onto 'The Final Word', where they discussed the biggest headlines to come from Round 12, and then were joined by AFLPA CEO Paul Marsh in the studio. Cam Zurhaar joined them to talk about his cooking ventures, and after 'Questions Without Notice', they got the latest footy news from Sam Edmund. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN chief sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about the use of a mobile phone on Adelaide's bench after Tom Doedee's ACL injury, Lance Franklin's request for little fanfare around his 350th game this weekend, when he filled in for Garry a couple of weeks ago, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hanger steaks, the All-Australian full forward, Tim's podcast recommendation, your calls, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
North Melbourne star Cam Zurhaar joined Garry and Tim to talk about his foray into the world of cooking, their loss to Essendon, the promising youngsters at the club, Tarryn Thomas' return to the team, his role in the side, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AFLPA CEO Paul Marsh joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about where the CBA negotiations with the AFL currently sit, how the CBA will impact the players and the fans of the game, how the Hawthorn racism investigation was handled, players who are reluctant to speak to the media, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Why there's blue skies ahead for North Melbourne, the AFL's investigation into Hawthorn, why the game's superstars are reluctant to talk to the media, do you classify Luke Breust as a "small forward", should we introduce captain's challenges, the way players kick inside 50, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"Have they become more intriguing figures because they haven't spoken?" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"I think there's a lot to like about North Melbourne..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to talk about the upcoming quarter finals we're going to see in the French Open. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kieser Director and Physiotherapist Tim Dettmann joined Garry and Tim to talk about Collingwood's injury concerns at the moment, Tom Doedee's ACL injury, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry's love of Tottenham, Tim's advice for Garry last night, Banh Mi's, Tim's business idea, Eric Bana, what Tim did to embarass Garry, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After Bucks listed his five key takeaways from Round 12 in 'The Buck Stops Here' on Monday morning, he and Kane spoke to Tom Morris and Eric Bana. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Monday morning, Kane and Bucks' 'Ramble' was quickly followed by their mid-season review of Brisbane, Fremantle, St Kilda and Sydney, and after getting a French Open update from Brett Phillips, Tom Morris joined them in the studio to share the latest news from Round 12. Bucks listed his five key takeaways from Round 12 in 'The Buck Stops Here', which led into a heated debate with Kane about Jordan De Goey's bump on Elijah Hewett. Tom Morris joined them again for a salary cap discussion and to share the latest from the Hawthorn racism scandal, and they then spoke to Eric Bana, who was unveiled as a Big Freeze slider this morning. They went through all the results from the weekend in 'Speaks Volumes', and finished off with 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Is Adelaide's away record a concern, is Charlie Curnow a lock for All-Australian selection, should North Melbourne get soft cap compensation to pay for Brett Ratten while Alastair Clarkson is away, State of Origin, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go through each game from Round 12, and assess who the results say more about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Big Freeze 9 slider Eric Bana joined Kane and Bucks to talk about why he was "thrilled" to be involved in the occasion for Fight MND this year, what he's thinking of wearing down the slide, the most work he's put in physically for a role, how St Kilda are tracking this year, his trip to Cobram Estate with Garry, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about the "good position" Gold Coast's salary cap is in, the situation with Carlton's cap, the latest in the Hawthorn racism scandal, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kane and Bucks go head-to-head over Kane's comments regarding Jordan De Goey's bump on Elijah Hewett on the Sunday Footy Show, and also hear the thoughts of the listeners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Port Adelaide and Collingwood's continued strong form, Gold Coast's win against Adelaide, why Geelong are the sleeper heading into the second half of the year, North Melbourne's energy, Jordan De Goey's bump on Elijah Hewett, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Why does Kane think people who criticise Bayley Fritsch need to pull their socks up? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN sports reporter Tom Morris joined Kane and Bucks in the studio to talk about Jordan De Goey's bump on Elijah Hewett, James Harmes' suspension, Liam Duggan's dangerous tackle on Taylor Adams, Tom Doedee's ACL injury, the other injuries from Round 12, the apetite for a mid-season trade period, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Kane and Bucks to talk about Carlos Alcaraz's "clinical" fourth round performance in the French Open, his upcoming quarter final against Stefanos Tsitsipas, Thanasi Kokkinakis' loss to Karen Khachanov, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
After Brisbane, Fremantle, St Kilda and Sydney's byes on the weekend, Kane and Bucks assess their season so far and discuss what they may be able to achieve in the second half of the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How should we approach the bye, the A-League grand final, which games they watched on Saturday night, young players that caught your eye early, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we had the scramble, Brett Phillips, Wayne 'The Dominator' Johnston, Shaun Higgins, the Friday Agenda, Friday First Thoughts, Friday Confessionals, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's agenda, Kane asked about the Nat Fyfe contract extension, half-back flanks ruling the game, Ross Lyon's view of St Kilda's list, Sam Walsh, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Shaun joined us to preview the Western Bulldogs v Geelong clash, what he's been doing since retirement, Geelong's injuries, his thoughts on concussion, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Wayne joined us to discuss the Carlton legends evening, the Blues' current form, how he thinks they can turn it around, reminiscing on his playing days, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys confessed they were wrong about Matt Rowell, Gold Coast, Jack Payne, Joe Daniher, Richmond, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The boys discuss their first thoughts after seeing the team lists for Round 12, Collingwood's refusal to rest players against West Coast, Geelong's injuries, Melbourne, Tarryn Thomas, Daniel Rich, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Kane and Kingy for the latest news at the French Open! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's scramble, the boys discuss the bye rounds, spending other people's money, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Garry and Tim debate what Carlton should do to address their issues on and off the field, and shared their thoughts on what's going wrong with the Blues this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to talk about the Aussies who made it through the first round of the French Open, the crowd that attends Roland Garros, Novak Djokovic's start to the tournament, the excitement around Carlos Alcaraz, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"You put 50 games into this kid and he could be a superstar of the competition..." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
What they got up to on the weekend, Garry's TV show recommendation, Tim's catch-up with John from Epping on Sunday, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's show, we rambled, were joined by David Geall, Adam Kingsley and Marcus Windhager, had the Friday Agenda, E&S' Friday giveaway, and much more.
The boys discussed the Justin Langer situation, tests against West Indies, the AFLW, and more.
Marcus joined the boys to discuss the review and it's findings, the exit of Brett Ratten, the return of Ross Lyon, his feelings around the situation, the game plan, his basketball career growing up, his role in the team, his message to new draftees, and more.
The boys discussed the appointment of Ross Lyon in the wake of Brett Ratten's exit, how they see the coaching landscape with Luke Beveridge, and more.
Adam joined Sam and Kane to discuss how his role has started, the upcoming draft, who they like at pick one, retaining players, whether he will keep three co-captains, the interchange for next year, and more.
David joined Sam and Kane to discuss the upcoming Melbourne cup and the chances of his greyhound Fernando Mick.
The boys rambled about Cristiano Ronaldo, Christmas food, popular people on Twitter, Pepsi show on Netflix, and more.
On today's show, the boys rambled about Scoob's cows and more, we were joined by Abbey Holmes, Keith Pompey, Mitch Creek and Monique Conti, Questions Without Notice, and much more.
In today's Questions Without Notice, the boys spoke about the BBL, some Scoob memories, and more.
Monique joined Sam and Simon to discuss the honour of taking out the AFLW MVP award, how Basketball helped her with footy, how the Tigers will improve next year, her tip for the Grand Final, the Grand Final venue, her long-term plans, and more.
Mitch joined the boys to discuss his upcoming 300th game against the Illawarra Hawks, how he's progressed this season, and more.
Keith joined Sam and Simon to discuss Ben Simmons' performance returning to Philly, how he performed, the hostility in the crowd, Joel Embiid, and more.
The boys discussed Langer's comments on the 'Back Chat' podcast, his continued grudge since he left the Australian fold, and more.
Abbey joined Sam and Simon to discuss the AFLW premiership cup tour, the season that has been, Tayla Harris' injury update, and more.
The boys rambled about Scoob's cows, the flooding, Daniel Ricciardo, Justin Langer, the FIFA World Cup, Japanese cuisine, and more.
On today's shortened show, Sam was joined by Archie Thompson to review the 4-1 Socceroos' loss to France, Questions Without Notice, the latest news, and more.
Archie wrapped up the 4-1 loss to France and how he assessed the game from the Socceroos, the positives and the negatives, and more.
On today's show, the boys rambled, were joined by Stuart Dew, Adrian Fletcher and Adam Collins, had Questions Without Notice, and more.
Adam joined the boys to discuss the ODI at the MCG today, Steve Smith's new stance, David Warner's captaincy ban, and more.
Adrian joined the boys to discuss his son Jaspa, how he's feeling, choosing Brisbane, and more.
Stuart joined Sam and Scoob to discuss Alex Sexton's name change, the feeling around the club, his new contract, the support from Gold Coast locals, and more.
The boys spoke about the Springfield Grand Final, Ross Lyon's first day of training, and more.
The boys rambled about Scoob going to the cricket today, Prosecco being re-named, the mankad, Robbie Gray to Doncaster, and more.
On today's show, we were joined by Archie Thompson for the ramble, Brad Lloyd, Sarah Gigante and Luke Wood, Questions Without Notice, and much more.
Luke joined the boys to discuss the English victory at the World Cup, the ODI games against Australia, joining the Melbourne Stars, and more.
Sarah joined the boys to discuss her meteoric rise in the cycling ranks, being diagnosed with myopericarditis, going to the Olympics, her upcoming schedule, the Great Vic Bike Ride, and more.
Brad joined the boys to discuss first to four-year players returning to training, addressing last year's disappointment, where the side can improve, the health of the list, the course he is pursuing, and more.
The boys discuss all the latest in the sporting world from the Samoan war-cry, the AFLW finals, the ODI series against England,
The boys rambled about the opening FIFA World Cup match, were joined by Archie Thompson, and more.
Archie joined the boys to discuss the Qatar v Ecuador clash, all the controversy of the opening game, and more.
On today's show, the boys rambled about the worst jobs, we were joined by Jeff Kennett, the Friday Agenda, had our E&S $1000 voucher give-away, and much more.
Jeff joined the boys to discuss the upcoming Hawks Presidential election, Andy Gowers, Peter Nankivell, the board, the new facilities at Dingley, the racism scandal,
The boys discussed the Lions and the recruitment of Conor McKenna, whether Brett Ratten may be recruited, the AFLW's grounds dilemma, the Michael Pell betting scandal, the North Melbourne CEO, and more.
The boys rambled about the worst jobs, Ronaldo in the A-League, crowd at the ODI yesterday,
On today's show, the boys rambled, spoke at length about the state of Australian Cricket, getting to know Sam Edmund, had Scott McDonald, Jess Stenson and David Charlesworth, Questions Without Notice,
David joined Sam and Scoob to discuss the T20 World Cup, England's feeling as a group leading into the ODI series, and more.
The boys posed questions about Mitch Robinson posing for a photo with rapper Blueface, playing soccer overseas, Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti, Pat Cummins,
Bradley joined the boys to discuss his world record-breaking walk with his lawn-mower, how he's feeling, and more.
Jess joined the boys to discuss her amazing run in the New York marathon where she ran ninth, the crowds affect on her during the run, the Commonwealth Games, Kane Cornes' performance, her plans going forward, her brother Jack Trengove, and more.
Scott joined Sam and Scoob to discuss Celtic's trip down under, his career, his assessment of the upcoming World Cup, and more.
Sam and Scoob discuss Pat Cummins, Glenn Maxwell's injury, our domestic competition, youth coming up, and more.
The boys rambled about Jess Hosking's writing on her strapping, Artemis' launch, the FIFA World Cup, update on the lawn-mowing world record, and more.
On today's show, the boys rambled, were joined by Bradley Brown, Brent Costelloe, Peter Malinauskas, had Questions Without Notice, and more.
Peter joined Sam and Scoob to discuss the huge month SA will have next April with the AFL's 'Magic Round' and the LIV Golf tournament, the name, and more.
The boys posed questions about a roof at the MCG, interest in the ODI series against England, Novak Djokovic, the LIV tour, the Hawks Presidential vote, and more.
Brent came on to discuss the latest on the 19th license for Tasmania, the new stadium, the new kit and name, and more.
The boys spoke about it's integrity, the best way for votes to be given, midfield-heavy vote-getters, proposed new ideas for the Brownlow system, and more.
On todays show, the boys rambled about Sam's birthday, kissing dogs, we were joined by Shane McInerney, Matt Keenan, Dean Solomon, had Questions Without Notice, getting to know Sam Edmund, calls, and much more.
The boys posed questions surrounding the Brownlow and a potential re-formatting, the Test summer, David Warner's Test career, Ronaldo's situation, and more.
Dean joined Sam and Simon to talk about coaching Tweed Coast Tigers, his time at GWS, his business endeavours, the Essendon coaching interview process, James Hird, and more.
Matt joined the boys to discuss Carlton's Ride For Respect, what the day will look like, Tour Down Under, Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race, and more.
Shane joined Sam and Scoob to discuss the Michael Pell betting scandal, the processes surrounding integrity, the shock of the revelation, how the votes are decided, and more.
The boys rambled about Sam's birthday, kissing dogs, Adelaide getting the LIV golf tournament, best restaurants in Melbourne, and more.
On today's show, the boys rambled about the T20 World Cup Final, we were joined by Ash Riddell, Tom Phillips and Bharat Sundaresan, getting to know Sam Edmund, calls, and more.
The boys posed questions about the proposed Pakistan and India Tests in Australia, Daniel Ricciardo's future, and more.
Bharat explained how he saw the game last night, England's impressive performance, the impact of Sam Curran, Ben Stokes' game, surmising the tournament as a whole, and more.
Tom joined Sam and Simon to discuss his desire to return to AFL level, his health, what he needs to find a spot on another list, whether there is genuine interest, and more.
Ash joined Sam and Simon to discuss the huge win over Richmond at Punt Road, Jasmine Garner's performance, previewing the Prelim, the timing of the season, Emma Kearney's move to the men's coaching panel, and more.
The boys spoke about their experience watching the T20 final last night, the impact of Glenn Maxwell's loss, and more.
The boys rambled about the T20 World Cup Final, Scoob's kids' cricket, Ben Stokes' innings, and more.
On today's show, the boys rambled, were joined by Tom Mitchell, Mitch Creek, had the Friday Agenda, and much more.
On today's show, the boys rambled, were joined by Tom Mitchell, Mitch Creek, had the Friday Agenda, and much more.
The boys discussed Chelsea Randall's omission from this week's final due to concussion protocols, overall chat around adjusting said protocols, and more.
The boys discussed Chelsea Randall's omission from this week's final due to concussion protocols, overall chat around adjusting said protocols, and more.
Tom came on to discuss Ball Magnets, why he left the Hawks, the worth of a clearance in footy, his initial thoughts of Collingwood, Craig McRae as a coach, and more.
Tom came on to discuss Ball Magnets, why he left the Hawks, the worth of a clearance in footy, his initial thoughts of Collingwood, Craig McRae as a coach, and more.
Mitch and the boys spoke about their huge loss to Melbourne United, his stint in the NBA, and more.
Mitch and the boys spoke about their huge loss to Melbourne United, his stint in the NBA, and more.
The boys put their assessment on Bevo as a coach and how they think the Dogs should handle his re-signing, your calls, and more.
The boys put their assessment on Bevo as a coach and how they think the Dogs should handle his re-signing, your calls, and more.
The boys rambled about the T20 World Cup, Sam's fishing friend, Qatar's accommodation, and more.
The boys rambled about the T20 World Cup, Sam's fishing friend, Qatar's accommodation, and more.
On today's show, the boys rambled about chip shortages, New Zealand's pre-emptive flight home from the Rugby League World Cup, had Jonathon Batty, Carl Smith, Trent Copeland and Rory Thompson, Questions Without Notice, your calls, and more.
Rory discussed his decision to retire, how he's dealt with injuries throughout his career, where he sees the Suns going forward, and more.
Sam asked Scoob about his debut in the VFL, the terminology around T20 wins, wearing gloves in sport, and more.
Trent and the boys spoke about the T20 World Cup finals, his view of New Zealand's loss to Pakistan, and more.
Trent and the boys spoke about the T20 World Cup finals, his view of New Zealand's loss to Pakistan, and more.
Carl joined Sam and Scoob to discuss the upcoming Melbourne Ironman event, the water quality, where the course will be run, and more.
Carl joined Sam and Scoob to discuss the upcoming Melbourne Ironman event, the water quality, where the course will be run, and more.
Jonathan joined Sam and Scoob to discuss the Stars' season so-far, playing back in Melbourne again, and more.
Jonathan joined Sam and Scoob to discuss the Stars' season so-far, playing back in Melbourne again, and more.
The boys spoke about Pakistan's impressive win over New Zealand and preview the England clash with India.
The boys spoke about Pakistan's impressive win over New Zealand and preview the England clash with India.
On today's show, the boys rambled about the Socceroos squad, pocket money, had Ian Smith and Alex Brosque on, Questions Without Notice, getting to know Sam Edmund, and much more.
Ian and the boys discussed the upcoming match between New Zealand and Pakistan, Scoob's new-found allegiance with the Kiwis, and more.
Ian and the boys discussed the upcoming match between New Zealand and Pakistan, Scoob's new-found allegiance with the Kiwis, and more.
Alex joined the boys to discuss in-depth the selection of the FIFA World Cup squad for Qatar, Tom Rogic, Mitch Langerak, Cristian Volpato, Mat Ryan, Trent Sainsbury, Garang Kuol, Jason Cummings, his predictions ahead of the group stage, and more.
Alex joined the boys to discuss in-depth the selection of the FIFA World Cup squad for Qatar, Tom Rogic, Mitch Langerak, Cristian Volpato, Mat Ryan, Trent Sainsbury, Garang Kuol, Jason Cummings, his predictions ahead of the group stage, and more.
The boys asked questions about Australia's questionable T20 performance and attitude, and more.
The boys asked questions about Australia's questionable T20 performance and attitude, and more.
The boys spoke about the Test and ODI squads that dropped yesterday, Conor McKenna, Hawthorn, and more.
The boys spoke about the Test and ODI squads that dropped yesterday, Conor McKenna, Hawthorn, and more.
The boys rambled about the Socceroos squad, pocket money, Ian Smith stories, and much more.
The boys rambled about the Socceroos squad, pocket money, Ian Smith stories, and much more.
On today's show, the boys rambled about snakes and books, discussed the AFLW venues for finals, Australian cricket, Had Craig Carracher, Ash Barty, Konrad Marshall, Questions Without Notice, and much more.
The boys discussed his interview with Ben Simmons, how it was set up, where he sees Simmons' mindset at the moment, his assistance with autobiographies, and more.
The boys discussed his interview with Ben Simmons, how it was set up, where he sees Simmons' mindset at the moment, his assistance with autobiographies, and more.
Ash details the creation of her new book, the journey she's been on, where to next for her, praising her team, the mental side of her game, and more.
Ash details the creation of her new book, the journey she's been on, where to next for her, praising her team, the mental side of her game, and more.
The boys asked about the Socceroos' squad selection, Simon's memory of being picked for Australia,
The boys asked about the Socceroos' squad selection, Simon's memory of being picked for Australia,
Craig joined Sam and Simon to discuss the Great Ocean Road Beach Volleyfest, the sport in Australia, his son's success, and more.
Craig joined Sam and Simon to discuss the Great Ocean Road Beach Volleyfest, the sport in Australia, his son's success, and more.
The boys discussed Richmond's preference to play at Punt Road Oval despite 3000 crowd cap, and more.
The boys discussed Richmond's preference to play at Punt Road Oval despite 3000 crowd cap, and more.
On todays show, the boys were joined by Kane Cornes to discuss his run in the New York Marathon, we were joined by Neil Wilson and Mike Hussey, had Questions Without Notice,
The boys asked whether Damien Oliver may be finished, the attendance for the T20 World Cup final, Neil Wilson snubbing Scoob, Australian T20 squad turnover, and more.
Mike came on to discuss his new role in the English coaching ranks, his development as a coach, the feeling within the English squad, his future aspirations, BBL Supercoach, Australia's early exit, and more.
Kane joined the boys to discuss how he performed in the New York Marathon, his trip so-far in America. and more.
Neil came on to discuss the huge week of racing at Flemington, the crowds, quality of the races, the drop in TV ratings, and more.
Sam and Scoob spoke about the disappointing exit of Australia in the World Cup after England defeated Sri Lanka, the lack of passion from both players and the Australian public, the line-up, Aaron Finch's future, and more.
Sam and Scoob spoke about the disappointing exit of Australia in the World Cup after England defeated Sri Lanka, the lack of passion from both players and the Australian public, the line-up, Aaron Finch's future, and more.
The boys rambled about punting, were joined by Kane Cornes, Dan Andrews' step injury, Zaaki's impressive win, the constant flow of crowd into Flemington, Sam's son's cricket, his kids school camp, and more.
The boys rambled about punting, were joined by Kane Cornes, Dan Andrews' step injury, Zaaki's impressive win, the constant flow of crowd into Flemington, Sam's son's cricket, his kids school camp, and more.
Plenty of footy discussion, delisted free agency period, the Hawks investigation, the Kangaroos, AFLW GM Nicole Livingstone previews the finals, Gareth Hall on all things racing and Stephen O'Keefe to preview the cricket tonight.
Plenty of footy discussion, delisted free agency period, the Hawks investigation, the Kangaroos, AFLW GM Nicole Livingstone previews the finals, Gareth Hall on all things racing and Stephen O'Keefe to preview the cricket tonight.
Paul Roos is employed by the Kangaroos but Kingy says perhaps we should have heard from him during a tough stage for the club.
Paul Roos is employed by the Kangaroos but Kingy says perhaps we should have heard from him during a tough stage for the club.
After India's thrilling win last night in the T20 World Cup - Cricinfo writer Sidharth Monga joins the boys to chat all about it.
After India's thrilling win last night in the T20 World Cup - Cricinfo writer Sidharth Monga joins the boys to chat all about it.
Sam and Scoob discuss the return of Alastair Clarkson to Arden Street, and question the delisting of contracted Jared Polec.
Sam and Scoob discuss the return of Alastair Clarkson to Arden Street, and question the delisting of contracted Jared Polec.
Chris Sideridis' son just broke the world record in the 1500m for a 10 year old, he joins the boys to tell us about it.
Chris Sideridis' son just broke the world record in the 1500m for a 10 year old, he joins the boys to tell us about it.
Sammy and Scoob rambled about the cricket, JB HI FI and first televisions, meat vending machines and some of the racing ahead of us.
Sammy and Scoob rambled about the cricket, JB HI FI and first televisions, meat vending machines and some of the racing ahead of us.
On today's show, the boys rambled about the Melbourne Cup, had guests Mark Zahra, Britt Taylor, Mark Waugh, asked some Questions Without Notice, and much more.
On today's show, the boys rambled about the Melbourne Cup, had guests Mark Zahra, Britt Taylor, Mark Waugh, asked some Questions Without Notice, and much more.
The boys talk about the Netball Australia sponsorship, Gina Rinehart, Cricket Australia's sponsorship, and more.
The boys talk about the Netball Australia sponsorship, Gina Rinehart, Cricket Australia's sponsorship, and more.
The boys discussed the huge win in the Melbourne Cup aboard Gold Trip, his plans for spending the prizemoney, and much more.
The boys discussed the huge win in the Melbourne Cup aboard Gold Trip, his plans for spending the prizemoney, and much more.
The boys spoke about the win for Gold Trip, assessed some other runners, White Marlin as a potential Cup favourite next year, the line-up for Australia in the World Cup, and more.
The boys spoke about the win for Gold Trip, assessed some other runners, White Marlin as a potential Cup favourite next year, the line-up for Australia in the World Cup, and more.
The boys rambled about Halloween, the Melbourne Cup, the weather on the day, changing a car tyre, the T20 World Cup, and more.
The boys rambled about Halloween, the Melbourne Cup, the weather on the day, changing a car tyre, the T20 World Cup, and more.
Britt joined the boys to discuss her role as post-race interviewer, the difficulties of not being able to see the race, knowing the stories of every horse, and more.
Britt joined the boys to discuss her role as post-race interviewer, the difficulties of not being able to see the race, knowing the stories of every horse, and more.
Trainer David Payne joined Gareth & Miles to preview the chances of his star mare Montefilia in the Melbourne Cup.
Trainer David Payne joined Gareth & Miles to preview the chances of his star mare Montefilia in the Melbourne Cup.
Trainer JD Hayes joined Gareth and Miles to discuss Camorra's chances in the Melbourne Cup.
Trainer JD Hayes joined Gareth and Miles to discuss Camorra's chances in the Melbourne Cup.
UK pundit Matt Chapman joined Gareth live from the USA on his way to the Breeders' Cup to preview our great race, the Melbourne Cup.
UK pundit Matt Chapman joined Gareth live from the USA on his way to the Breeders' Cup to preview our great race, the Melbourne Cup.
On today's show, the boys rambled, discussed the Melbourne Cup, had Michelle Payne, Question Without Notice, Matt Hill,
On today's show, the boys rambled, discussed the Melbourne Cup, had Michelle Payne, Question Without Notice, Matt Hill,
The boys discussed the form of Aaron Finch, Ricky Ponting's century in his form slump, Simon's fastest bowler he ever faced, and more.
The boys discussed the form of Aaron Finch, Ricky Ponting's century in his form slump, Simon's fastest bowler he ever faced, and more.
Michelle joined Sam and Simon to discuss the Melbourne Cup, the jockey's view of the Cup, her history in the race, and more.
Michelle joined Sam and Simon to discuss the Melbourne Cup, the jockey's view of the Cup, her history in the race, and more.
The boys discuss the Maher & Eustace dominance, international raiders, Australia's World Cup predicament, the weather, and more.
The boys discuss the Maher & Eustace dominance, international raiders, Australia's World Cup predicament, the weather, and more.
The boys rambled about the seasons, sporting superstitions, the Empire Rose barrier draw, Ross Lyon, Halloween, the T20 World Cup, and more.
The boys rambled about the seasons, sporting superstitions, the Empire Rose barrier draw, Ross Lyon, Halloween, the T20 World Cup, and more.
On today's show, the boys rambled, had Eddie McGuire, Shaun Smith, Denis Pagan, Eddy Cornes, Andrew Hayes, calls, and much more.
On today's show, the boys rambled, had Eddie McGuire, Shaun Smith, Denis Pagan, Eddy Cornes, Andrew Hayes, calls, and much more.
Shaun joined us to discuss the concussion crisis facing the AFL, the failings of the system, his kids playing footy, the effects of concussions, and more.
Shaun joined us to discuss the concussion crisis facing the AFL, the failings of the system, his kids playing footy, the effects of concussions, and more.
Eddie joined the boys to talk about the upcoming Melbourne Cup Carnival, returning to racing coverage, St Kilda's coaching shuffle, Lindsay Fox, Collingwood's season, his tips, and more.
Eddie joined the boys to talk about the upcoming Melbourne Cup Carnival, returning to racing coverage, St Kilda's coaching shuffle, Lindsay Fox, Collingwood's season, his tips, and more.
The boys put forward some potential candidates for the role and what it takes to secure it, Kingy's thoughts on coaching, the new CEO, and more.
The boys put forward some potential candidates for the role and what it takes to secure it, Kingy's thoughts on coaching, the new CEO, and more.
The boys discussed Kane's upcoming holiday, the $160 million lottery, your stories, Ross Lyon, and more.
The boys discussed Kane's upcoming holiday, the $160 million lottery, your stories, Ross Lyon, and more.
On today's show, the boys rambled, John from Epping, Sam Edmund, Jason Richardson, Elijah Tsatas, Garry said farewell the show for the year, and much more.
On today's show, the boys rambled, John from Epping, Sam Edmund, Jason Richardson, Elijah Tsatas, Garry said farewell the show for the year, and much more.
The boys spoke to Elijah about his skillset, his aspirations, his injury history, who he models himself on, his chats with all clubs, and more.
The boys spoke to Elijah about his skillset, his aspirations, his injury history, who he models himself on, his chats with all clubs, and more.
The boys discussed the upcoming Derby day, Golden Eagle, James McDonald, ownership in horses, his tips, and more.
The boys discussed the upcoming Derby day, Golden Eagle, James McDonald, ownership in horses, his tips, and more.
The boys discussed Collingwood's senior players, Tasmania and the plans for their draft benefits, Donnell Wallam, the T20 World Cup, and more.
The boys discussed Collingwood's senior players, Tasmania and the plans for their draft benefits, Donnell Wallam, the T20 World Cup, and more.
The boys ran through a number of clubs and who they could see taking the reigns from next season.
The boys ran through a number of clubs and who they could see taking the reigns from next season.
The boys discussed some classic matches, his Melbourne Cup tip, porky-chop of the year, and more.
The boys discussed some classic matches, his Melbourne Cup tip, porky-chop of the year, and more.
The boys discussed what Garry will do in his holiday season, driving lessons, Christmas lunch, world's dirtiest man, the barrier draw drama, and more.
The boys discussed what Garry will do in his holiday season, driving lessons, Christmas lunch, world's dirtiest man, the barrier draw drama, and more.
On today's show, the boys rambled, discussed the Clarkson and Fagan situation, concussion, top 5 journos, Sam Edmund, Travis Fimmel, Tim Watson and George Samios, Questions Without Notice, Chris Lynn, and much more.
On today's show, the boys rambled, discussed the Clarkson and Fagan situation, concussion, top 5 journos, Sam Edmund, Travis Fimmel, Tim Watson and George Samios, Questions Without Notice, Chris Lynn, and much more.
Chris talks about the win last night, Aaron Finch's form, Steve Smith selection, and much more.
Chris talks about the win last night, Aaron Finch's form, Steve Smith selection, and much more.
The boys asked the pressing questions about cricket, coaching vacancies in the AFL, and more.
The boys asked the pressing questions about cricket, coaching vacancies in the AFL, and more.
The boys discussed Travis' new Travla beer, his acting career, how he got into acting, tractors, George Samios' wine of the year, and more.
The boys discussed Travis' new Travla beer, his acting career, how he got into acting, tractors, George Samios' wine of the year, and more.
The boys discussed the cricket, Magic Round, medical substitute rules, Robert Harvey, Joel Selwood, and more.
The boys discussed the cricket, Magic Round, medical substitute rules, Robert Harvey, Joel Selwood, and more.
The boys spoke about the chance of Clarkson returning to North Melbourne before the results of the review, their opinions on the situation, the plagiarism allegations of the former concussion advisor, and more.
The boys spoke about the chance of Clarkson returning to North Melbourne before the results of the review, their opinions on the situation, the plagiarism allegations of the former concussion advisor, and more.
The boys rambled about the Australia v Sri Lanka last night, tattoos at a golf course, wagging school, and more.
The boys rambled about the Australia v Sri Lanka last night, tattoos at a golf course, wagging school, and more.
On today's show, the boys rambled, discussed Ross Lyon's appointment before being joined by the man himself, had Brent Costelloe, Gary Sweet, Questions Without Notice, and more.
On today's show, the boys rambled, discussed Ross Lyon's appointment before being joined by the man himself, had Brent Costelloe, Gary Sweet, Questions Without Notice, and more.
The boys discussed the Essendon findings of their review, how wide-spread the issues were, lack of fitness, your calls, and more.
The boys discussed the Essendon findings of their review, how wide-spread the issues were, lack of fitness, your calls, and more.
The boys discussed all things Garry Lyon's acting, his career, Hollywood, and much more.
The boys discussed all things Garry Lyon's acting, his career, Hollywood, and much more.
The boys discussed the progression of a new team in Tasmania, the Tasmanian Labor government's disapproval, whether he sees the team arriving, and more.
The boys discussed the progression of a new team in Tasmania, the Tasmanian Labor government's disapproval, whether he sees the team arriving, and more.
The boys discussed Ross Lyon's new appointment, his game style, coaching tactics, and much more.
The boys discussed Ross Lyon's new appointment, his game style, coaching tactics, and much more.
The boys rambled about Jamie Kah, shoes, watches, handbags, restaurants, a range of expensive addictions, Kane's love of Australia' Got Talent, best T20 ratings ever, House of Dragons, Nedd Brockman's injury, plane etiquette, and more.
The boys rambled about Jamie Kah, shoes, watches, handbags, restaurants, a range of expensive addictions, Kane's love of Australia' Got Talent, best T20 ratings ever, House of Dragons, Nedd Brockman's injury, plane etiquette, and more.
On today's show, the boys rambled, spoke about the T20 World Cup, Ross Lyon, spoke to Mitch Cleary, Josh Rachele, Ian Smith, had Questions Without Notice, and much more.
On today's show, the boys rambled, spoke about the T20 World Cup, Ross Lyon, spoke to Mitch Cleary, Josh Rachele, Ian Smith, had Questions Without Notice, and much more.
The boys discussed the insane atmosphere at the MCG last night for India v. Pakistan, Virat Kohli's innings, New Zealand's rampant start,
The boys discussed the insane atmosphere at the MCG last night for India v. Pakistan, Virat Kohli's innings, New Zealand's rampant start,
The boys answered questions on Simona Halep's cheating scandal, the Australian's dismal first game, and more.
The boys answered questions on Simona Halep's cheating scandal, the Australian's dismal first game, and more.
The boys spoke about the flooding in Josh's hometown Shepparton, his injury recovery, where he sees himself in the next year, and more.
The boys spoke about the flooding in Josh's hometown Shepparton, his injury recovery, where he sees himself in the next year, and more.
The boys spoke all things Ross Lyon, the Jason Horne-Francis and Cam Zurhaar situation, and more.
The boys spoke all things Ross Lyon, the Jason Horne-Francis and Cam Zurhaar situation, and more.
The boys spoke about the range of possibilities for Ross coming in, where St Kilda stand, the results of the review,
The boys spoke about the range of possibilities for Ross coming in, where St Kilda stand, the results of the review,
The boys admired Virat Kohli's brilliance, the incredible last over, the crowd, Australia's loss, and more.
The boys admired Virat Kohli's brilliance, the incredible last over, the crowd, Australia's loss, and more.
The boys rambled about the T20 World Cup, Pakistan v. India, shark sighting, Kane's running, the Horse Racing, Cam Zurhaar, pickiness at restaurants, and more.
The boys rambled about the T20 World Cup, Pakistan v. India, shark sighting, Kane's running, the Horse Racing, Cam Zurhaar, pickiness at restaurants, and more.
The boys rambled about cheating in sport, Josh Inglis' freak injury, Nedd Brockman, spoke about Ross Lyon, had SA Premier Peter Malinauskas, Jackson Ross, Trent Copeland, the Friday Agenda, heaps of calls, and more.
The boys rambled about cheating in sport, Josh Inglis' freak injury, Nedd Brockman, spoke about Ross Lyon, had SA Premier Peter Malinauskas, Jackson Ross, Trent Copeland, the Friday Agenda, heaps of calls, and more.
On today's agenda, Kane and Kingy raised the deep cutting of Hawthorn's list by Sam Mitchell, Adelaide's progression, and more.
On today's agenda, Kane and Kingy raised the deep cutting of Hawthorn's list by Sam Mitchell, Adelaide's progression, and more.
The boys preview the upcoming T20 World Cup, how the Australian's are going, Josh Inglis' injury, Cam Green, his views on the squad, the mankad, his work in the 'lab' for Channel 7, and more.
The boys preview the upcoming T20 World Cup, how the Australian's are going, Josh Inglis' injury, Cam Green, his views on the squad, the mankad, his work in the 'lab' for Channel 7, and more.
The boys discussed the huge game on the weekend with the crowd storming the field, his delisting at Hawthorn, joining the ProKick Australia program, College life, and more.
The boys discussed the huge game on the weekend with the crowd storming the field, his delisting at Hawthorn, joining the ProKick Australia program, College life, and more.
The boys spoke about why South Australia is the perfect place to host next year's Magic Round, what they have to offer, and more.
The boys spoke about why South Australia is the perfect place to host next year's Magic Round, what they have to offer, and more.
The boys rambled about Josh Inglis' freak injury, Paul Gallen going to court, cheating in sport, Liz Truss, Nedd Brockman, and more.
The boys rambled about Josh Inglis' freak injury, Paul Gallen going to court, cheating in sport, Liz Truss, Nedd Brockman, and more.
On today's show, the boys rambled about electric scooters, had John from Epping, were joined by John from Epping, answered questions for the top eight teams, Jason Richardson, Steve Johnson, Andrew Walker, George Samios, your calls, and much more.
On today's show, the boys rambled about electric scooters, had John from Epping, were joined by John from Epping, answered questions for the top eight teams, Jason Richardson, Steve Johnson, Andrew Walker, George Samios, your calls, and much more.
The boys discuss the effect of the floods on the wine industry, losing a year of wine, re-corking, and more.
The boys discuss the effect of the floods on the wine industry, losing a year of wine, re-corking, and more.
The boys discussed the new coaching role for Yarrawonga, leaving the AFL system, his coaching future, feedback he received from coaches in his playing days, the Cats success this year, and more.
The boys discussed the new coaching role for Yarrawonga, leaving the AFL system, his coaching future, feedback he received from coaches in his playing days, the Cats success this year, and more.
The boys discussed the upcoming weekend of racing, El Bodegon as a tip for the Cox Plate, Get On, Bella Nipotina in the Manikato, track conditions, Emissary winning the Geelong Cup, Deauville Legend for the Melbourne Cup, and more.
The boys discussed the upcoming weekend of racing, El Bodegon as a tip for the Cox Plate, Get On, Bella Nipotina in the Manikato, track conditions, Emissary winning the Geelong Cup, Deauville Legend for the Melbourne Cup, and more.
The boys ponder each team in the 2022 top eight, and where they are placed heading into 2023.
The boys ponder each team in the 2022 top eight, and where they are placed heading into 2023.
The boys talked about Kane's North Melbourne opinions, Ross Lyon, what North need, and more.
The boys talked about Kane's North Melbourne opinions, Ross Lyon, what North need, and more.
The boys rambled about the popularity of electric scooter's, spots available in the media, Ben Simmons, draftee questions, and more.
The boys rambled about the popularity of electric scooter's, spots available in the media, Ben Simmons, draftee questions, and more.
On today's show, the boys rambled about brother-brother picks, answered questions on the bottom 10 teams, were joined by Graham Cornes, Chris and Archie Sirinadis, Roderick Miranda, Questions Without Notice, your calls, and much more.
On today's show, the boys rambled about brother-brother picks, answered questions on the bottom 10 teams, were joined by Graham Cornes, Chris and Archie Sirinadis, Roderick Miranda, Questions Without Notice, your calls, and much more.
The boys discussed his enjoyment playing in the A-League, his soccer career, his family, the safety of Melbourne, and more.
The boys discussed his enjoyment playing in the A-League, his soccer career, his family, the safety of Melbourne, and more.
The boys discussed Ross Lyon, NFL punting, David Warner's captaincy, Sam Kerr, most marketable footballer, Good Friday debate, Gil McLachlan, and more.
The boys discussed Ross Lyon, NFL punting, David Warner's captaincy, Sam Kerr, most marketable footballer, Good Friday debate, Gil McLachlan, and more.
The boys spoke about the amazing 1500 metre World Record run Archie completed, today's Casey Fields meet, and more.
The boys spoke about the amazing 1500 metre World Record run Archie completed, today's Casey Fields meet, and more.
The boys discussed his great career, Kane in the media, Horne-Francis, the SANFL, Brett Ratten, and more.
The boys discussed his great career, Kane in the media, Horne-Francis, the SANFL, Brett Ratten, and more.
The boys discussed each team that missed the finals and how they will fare in 2023 and beyond.
The boys discussed each team that missed the finals and how they will fare in 2023 and beyond.
On today's show, the boys rambled about Kane's trip away, spoke all things Ross Lyon, Tarryn Thomas, Alastair Clarkson, were joined by Gerry Harvey, had Questions Without Notice, spoke to The Age's Daniel Brettig, your calls, and much more.
On today's show, the boys rambled about Kane's trip away, spoke all things Ross Lyon, Tarryn Thomas, Alastair Clarkson, were joined by Gerry Harvey, had Questions Without Notice, spoke to The Age's Daniel Brettig, your calls, and much more.
The discussion was centred around Pat Cummins concerns around Alinta energy as a main sponsor, the end of the deal with the company, challenges of future sponsorship, the T20 World Cup, and more.
The discussion was centred around Pat Cummins concerns around Alinta energy as a main sponsor, the end of the deal with the company, challenges of future sponsorship, the T20 World Cup, and more.
The boys answered questions about sports sponsorship, 18-15 on Kane's news-breaker's top 22 of 2022, North Melbourne delisting's, Mitch Wallis, the T20, Garry's media influencers, best play-by-play caller, Anthony Hudson farewell, and more.
The boys answered questions about sports sponsorship, 18-15 on Kane's news-breaker's top 22 of 2022, North Melbourne delisting's, Mitch Wallis, the T20, Garry's media influencers, best play-by-play caller, Anthony Hudson farewell, and more.
The boys spoke about what it takes to be a successful coach, Ross Lyon at St Kilda, and more.
The boys spoke about what it takes to be a successful coach, Ross Lyon at St Kilda, and more.
Kane outlines his banned off-season activities for AFL players, Ross Lyon, Tarryn Thomas, what Kane should do in New York, looters in the floods, live TV, Sam Newman, and more.
Kane outlines his banned off-season activities for AFL players, Ross Lyon, Tarryn Thomas, what Kane should do in New York, looters in the floods, live TV, Sam Newman, and more.
The boys rambled about the floods, proposals, spoke about the St Kilda coaching situation, had Clayton Douglas, Gerry Ryan, Dave Williams, Garry's sister Jo, and much more.
The boys rambled about the floods, proposals, spoke about the St Kilda coaching situation, had Clayton Douglas, Gerry Ryan, Dave Williams, Garry's sister Jo, and much more.
The boys discussed the T20 World Cup, Finch's form, Warner's captaincy, Kane's 22-19 in his top 22 journalists,
The boys discussed the T20 World Cup, Finch's form, Warner's captaincy, Kane's 22-19 in his top 22 journalists,
The boys spoke about the devastation from the Victorian flooding, Rochester, Kyabram, and more.
The boys spoke about the devastation from the Victorian flooding, Rochester, Kyabram, and more.
The boys discussed the huge Giga Kick win in the Everest, beating Nature Strip, his growing stable, Craig Williams, and more.
The boys discussed the huge Giga Kick win in the Everest, beating Nature Strip, his growing stable, Craig Williams, and more.
The boys spoke about the sacking of Brett Ratten, Ross Lyon as the potential incumbent, your calls, and more.
The boys spoke about the sacking of Brett Ratten, Ross Lyon as the potential incumbent, your calls, and more.
The boys discussed the devastating floods in Victoria, Christian Petracca's proposal, Kane's top 22 sports journalist's of 2022, Sri Lanka v Namibia, and more.
The boys discussed the devastating floods in Victoria, Christian Petracca's proposal, Kane's top 22 sports journalist's of 2022, Sri Lanka v Namibia, and more.
The boys spoke in-depth about the sacking of St Kilda coach Brett Ratten, were joined by former Saints coach Grant Thomas, Australian Sport Hall of Fame inductee Adrian Hurley, AFL.com.au's Cal Twomey, Brendon Julian, and much more.
The boys agenda featured North Melbourne talk, Horne-Francis' ice-bath drama, Tasmania, long-term deals, and more.
The boys discussed the breaking Brett Ratten story, the sudden nature of the decision, why the decision was ultimately reached, the expectation that something big was going to come from the Saints review, whether more heads will roll, playing group's involvement, have they got a coach ready to replace Ratten, Hunter Clark's knowledge of the circumstances, Kane's mini Vol-Kane-O, and much more.
The boys discussed the illustrious career of Hurley, coaching Basketball, his anticipation for the night he is officially inducted, his love for coaching, and more.
The boys spoke about the breaking news, potential new candidates, his thoughts on the savage nature of the decision, and more.
The boys further assessed the review, how much of a say Geoff Walsh had, where the Saints can go moving forward, and more.
The boys shared their disgust at the dismissal of the 68-game coach, where Geoff Walsh stood in the decision, your calls, and more.
The boys shared their disgust at the dismissal of the 68-game coach, where Geoff Walsh stood in the decision, your calls, and more.
The boys rambled about the last day of the trade period, spoke to John from Epping, took calls, had Robbie D'Orazio, Questions Without Notice,
The boys discussed Josh Dunkley, the intricacies of the deal, why he left, equalisation, Karl Amon, Jed Anderson, and more.
The boys discussed Hunter Clark, Brodie Grundy, Jack Bowes, Lachie Hunter, Jacob Hopper, Jake Stein, Connor Blakely, and more.
The boys talk Josh Dunkley, Melbourne, Tom Mitchell, Ollie Henry, Cooper Stephens, Rory Lobb, take your calls, and much more.
The boys rambled about the weather and potential flooding, the last day of the trade period, online selling, Matthew Wade, Ernst & Young, plane brawl, and more.
The boys had a huge show on the last day of the trade period, rambled about pizza ovens and ingrown hairs, were joined by Jason Horne-Francis' manager Ben Williams, GWS Footy Boss Jason McCartney, had Questions Without Notice, took your calls, and much more.
The boys spoke about Quinton Narkle, Essendon review findings, the Saints inactivity, making high picks stay,
The boys discuss Jaeger O'Meara, the Giants' trade period to date, Mark McVeigh, 20th anniversary of the Bali Bombings, and more.
The boys discussed the arrival of Horne-Francis at Port Adelaide, why North Melbourne wasn't right for him, Alastair Clarkson situation, Sam Weideman, Josh Bruce, the six-year deal,
The boys discussed a heap of trade, took your calls, were joined by Brady Rawlings, Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr, and much more.
The boys took calls on West Coast's trade period, Hawks, ball-room dancing, Horne-Francis six-year deal, and more.
Tia-Clair and the boys spoke about cross-fit, her standards, what her training looks like, pushing through the pain, moving to America, the bobsled team, and more.
The boys discussed the four-way trade, Horne-Francis, Charlie Comben, Hunter Clark, Brad Hill, Clarkson, Jed Anderson, and more.
The boys talked about Tim Watson, mega-deals, suits out of fashion, LIV golf, ball tampering in Major League, Rugby League, rainfall in Melbourne, and more.
Cal and Riley give an update on the Gunston, Hopper, Dunkley deals plus more deals to come in the last few days
The boys discussed Bathurst 1000, spoke to Maurice Brosnan, David Noble, Sam Edmund, Mark Skaife, Cal Twomey, and much more.
The boys discussed the draft combine, all the stand-outs from they day, pick swaps, and more.
The boys discussed Bathurst 1000, the superb coverage, elevation of the track, the weather, and more.
The boys discuss Ollie Henry, Jason Horne-Francis, Josh Dunkley, Lachie Whitfield, Luke Jackson, Tom Mitchell, Izak Rankine, Hunter Clark, and more.
The boys discussed trade, the potential for time to run out on some trades, splitting picks, retaining players who want to leave, and more.
The boys discussed Bathurst 1000, Mark O'Connor, Picasso's protesers, Horse Racing, salary dumping, and more.
On today's show, the boys rambled, spoke all things trade, were joined by Justin Rodski, Luke Ball, the Friday Agenda, your calls, and more.
On today's show, the boys rambled, spoke all things trade, were joined by Justin Rodski, Luke Ball, the Friday Agenda, your calls, and more.
Kingy laid out his agenda on equalisation, the trade period, Edmund's thoughts on Fagan and Clarkson, your calls, and more.
Kingy laid out his agenda on equalisation, the trade period, Edmund's thoughts on Fagan and Clarkson, your calls, and more.
The boys discussed the news about Cam Munster's re-signing, the offers from elsewhere, Essendon CEO role, and more.
The boys discussed the news about Cam Munster's re-signing, the offers from elsewhere, Essendon CEO role, and more.
On today's show the boys rambled, were joined by John from Epping, spoke with Ernie Johnson and Steve Smirlis, and much more.
The boys discuss Jason Horne-Francis, the three-way trade possibility, the AFL, his hatred for Geelong, thoughts on Kane Cornes, Gawn and Grundy, tomato sauce for pizza base, cars, and much more.
The boys discuss the baseball, the upcoming NBA season, Shaquille O'Neal, Ben Simmons, Adelaide 36ers, and more.
The boys rambled about Tim's last day, Toby Greene trade rumours, attributing vision, lottery winnings, panko bread crumbs, new Commenwealth Games sports, hunting, and more.
Garry and Tim discuss the big news yesterday, with Andrew Thorburn stepping down as CEO of Essendon.
The boys rambled about the Andrew Thorburn situation, spoke to Liam Jones, Stephen Silvagni, Geoff Walsh, George Samios, and much more.
The boys answered questions about wine, Penfolds '51 drop, suggestions for your calls, Mumm,
The boys discussed Geoff's career to date, what made him re-join the AFL in a senior capacity, the Saints, the best way to coach, the footy landscape, Andrew Thorburn, trade period, and more.
The boys spoke all things trade from loyalty to clubs, to the latest updates in the trade period, and more.
The boys rambled about diving, the name Garry, lamb, Tim's sore groin, R-plates, needing to go to the toilet while playing sport, and more.
The boys rambled about the NRL Grand Final, talked trade, spoke to David Noble, Andrew Thorburn, had Questions Without Notice, and much more.
The boys discuss the washup from the Andrew Thorburn interview, Telstra cap for Premiership kids, 36ers, fake tan, and more.
The boys discussed the new role, Brad Scott's appointment, Windy Hill, controversy with the Church, his previous CEO roles, and more.
The boys spoke about Jason Horne-Francis, Tarryn Thomas, Rory Lobb, Tom Mitchell, and more.
The boys discussed the Adelaide 36ers, pre-game entertainers in the NRL, Billy Slater, Farmer Wants a Wife, The Block, Erling Haaland, Tim's procedure, best marks of all time, Scott Pendlebury, Panthers poor celebrations, and more.
The boys discussed the trade period, the NRL Grand Final, spoke to Sam Edmund, Ciaron Maher, Jack Crisp and had Questions Without Notice, and more.
The boys discussed his second best and fairest in a row, how we keeps himself fresh for next season, holidays, and more.
The boys discussed a range of topics in Question Without Notice from concussion in the NRL, and more.
The boys discussed all things Spring Carnival, the Caulfield and Melbourne Cup, and more.
The boys spoke about Bucks' last show of the year, the NRL Grand Final, the pumping crowd, Jimmy Barnes, Bucks' music taste, 25th Hour, Rotten Tomatoes, Garry's lawn mowing, buzzing city, pinging calves, fishing cheating scandal, chess cheating, and more.
On today's show, the boys spoke about trade, Jordan De Goey, rambled, spoke about the Friday agenda, were joined by Paul Marsh, and much more.
The boys discussed the new report released on player data by the AFLPA, players off-season, setting up post-career, Hawks situation, and more.
The boys discussed Brad Scott as the new head coach of Essendon, Jordan De Goey, Jack Bowes, Toby Bedford, Western Bulldogs best and fairest, and more.
The boys had a chat about the Dally M medal fashion in the ramble, spoke to Swans CEO Tom Harley, Patrick Dangerfield, Michael Gervais, Scott Jamieson, Matty Johns, answered questions without notice, and more.
The boys had a chat about the Dally M medal fashion in the ramble, spoke to Swans CEO Tom Harley, Patrick Dangerfield, Michael Gervais, Scott Jamieson, Matty Johns, answered questions without notice, and more.
The boys answered questions about Geelong captaincy, the Hawks situation, Chinese food, Josh Dunkley, and more.
The boys answered questions about Geelong captaincy, the Hawks situation, Chinese food, Josh Dunkley, and more.
The rugby league legend speak about the NRL Grand Final, brutal recent games, interviewing Garry Lyon, the Dally M medal, pre-game entertainment, the day Grand Final, Nathan Cleary, Joel Selwood, Paul Harrigan being the best leader he'd see, and more.
The rugby league legend speak about the NRL Grand Final, brutal recent games, interviewing Garry Lyon, the Dally M medal, pre-game entertainment, the day Grand Final, Nathan Cleary, Joel Selwood, Paul Harrigan being the best leader he'd see, and more.
The boys discussed the upcoming season, losing players to the World Cup, gaining new signings, and more.
The boys discussed the upcoming season, losing players to the World Cup, gaining new signings, and more.
The gents spoke about the legend of Joel Selwood, told stories about the career of the champion, Michael Gervais' impact on Danger, the promise Selwood gave him at the start of his time at the Cats, and more.
The gents spoke about the legend of Joel Selwood, told stories about the career of the champion, Michael Gervais' impact on Danger, the promise Selwood gave him at the start of his time at the Cats, and more.
The boys rambled about Garry's chinese meal last night, male affection in sport, awards season fashion, Joel Selwood, Josh Dunkley, and more.
The boys rambled about Garry's chinese meal last night, male affection in sport, awards season fashion, Joel Selwood, Josh Dunkley, and more.
The boys discussed the trade period, had a ramble, were joined by Stephen Silvagni, Elissia Carnavas, and more.
The former soccer player was involved in a dramatic car-jacking and spoke of the event.
The lads discuss all things trade from De Goey, Karl Amon, free agents, Fremantle, clubs pursuing Joel Selwood as a coach, Questions Without Notice, and more.
The boys spoke about the Grand Final celebrations in Geelong, Chris Scott, Hawthorn scandal, and more.
The boys discuss fashion, Farmer Wants a Wife, The Block, acceleration graphics NFL, trade talk, and more.
The boys rambled about the Grand Final, trade period, they spoke to Michael Gervais, David Noble, Michael Gleeson about Jordan De Goey, and more.
The boys rambled about the Grand Final, trade period, they spoke to Michael Gervais, David Noble, Michael Gleeson about Jordan De Goey, and more.
David chats with the lads about the trade period, salary dumps, Essendon, North Melbourne and Clarkson situation, Geelong, the De Goey situation,
David chats with the lads about the trade period, salary dumps, Essendon, North Melbourne and Clarkson situation, Geelong, the De Goey situation,
The highly renowned psychologist discussed the Cats , Patrick Dangerfield, the Swans, Superbowl, and more.
The highly renowned psychologist discussed the Cats , Patrick Dangerfield, the Swans, Superbowl, and more.
The boys talk Grand Final Day, Robbie Williams, NRL Grand Final entertainment, Garry lining up for beers, Grand Final parade, the weather, Joel Selwood, the September Club, the Opals, clash of the CEO's, and more.
The boys talk Grand Final Day, Robbie Williams, NRL Grand Final entertainment, Garry lining up for beers, Grand Final parade, the weather, Joel Selwood, the September Club, the Opals, clash of the CEO's, and more.
Monday morning's 'Ramble' with Garry and Bucks included a re-cap on the Grand Final and what they loved. Bucks then discussed his philosophy around succesful coaching and a winning environment, Sam Edmund joined the boys for breaking trade news, Geelong CEO discussed the win, Questions Without Notice, a
Monday morning's 'Ramble' with Garry and Bucks included a re-cap on the Grand Final and what they loved. Bucks then discussed his philosophy around succesful coaching and a winning environment, Sam Edmund joined the boys for breaking trade news, Geelong CEO discussed the win, Questions Without Notice, a
The first-year CEO discussed the week that was as his Cats experienced Grand Final success, those who helped along the way, and more.
The first-year CEO discussed the week that was as his Cats experienced Grand Final success, those who helped along the way, and more.
Sam Edmund joins Garry and Bucks to discuss Geoff Walsh to the Saints, Bombers coaching, Brodie Grundy, and much more.
Sam Edmund joins Garry and Bucks to discuss Geoff Walsh to the Saints, Bombers coaching, Brodie Grundy, and much more.
Bucks and Garry spoke about Isaac Smith's performance, the level of excellence at the Cattery, legends made in finals, and more.
Bucks and Garry spoke about Isaac Smith's performance, the level of excellence at the Cattery, legends made in finals, and more.
The boys discussed the the brutal Cats and where it went wrong for the Swans, Bucks' Norm Smith one-liner, Robbie Williams, and more.
The boys discussed the the brutal Cats and where it went wrong for the Swans, Bucks' Norm Smith one-liner, Robbie Williams, and more.
On Friday Morning, David King & Kane Cornes were joined by retiring Swan Josh Kennedy and triple Premiership Cat Brad Ottens, still at the club as ruck coach, to discuss Grand Final week at their clubs. Kane reflects on his extraordinary run for My Room Children’s Cancer charity, and the boys get stuck into where the game will be won and lost in the Friday Agenda.
Kane Cornes & David King lay out their predictions for the Grand Final & Norm Smith medal...
Geelong triple premiership player and current Cats ruck coach Brad Ottens joins Kane & Kingy ahead of tomorrow's Grand Final, discussing Geelong's inventive use of their talls... and his famous chase down of Michael Pettigrew!
Kane & Kingy crack into the Grand Final Friday Agenda: Geelong's list bravery in bringing in Jeremy Cameron, Sydney's biggest threats, Buddy Franklin's impact and plenty more...
Retiring Sydney stalwart Josh Kennedy joins Kane & Kingy to discuss his role in Grand Final week, as someone who has done it all but is unable to take the field. Josh touches on Hayden McLean's inclusion, John Longmire's passion, and advice for young players heading into their first decider.
Kane Cornes joins David King to reflect on the completion of his remarkable feat, in running from Adelaide to Melbourne for the My Room Children's Cancer charity.
David King & Jordan Kounelis look ahead to tomorrow's Grand Final, wondering whether Nathan Buckley will have the gumption to pull a Ross Glendinning, digesting the omission of Logan McDonald, and reflecting on Patrick Cripps' Brownlow win.
After discussing Ray Chamberlain's clarifications on the weekend's umpiring decisions with Gerard yesterday, Garry and Tim shared more thoughts on the historic allegations of racism at Hawthorn. They then asked if Sydney should play Sam Reid in the Grand Final, and also got the latest player movement news from Cal Twomey.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included discussion about washing lawn mowers, Kenny Williams, Michael Sheen, their grand final sweep. Their morning was brightened by the return of John from Epping, who was in his finest form of the year, and they then moved onto 'Conversation Starters' where they discussed Ray Chamberlain's clarifications with Gerard yesterday, more thoughts on the historic allegations of racism at Hawthorn, will Sydney play Sam Reid, and more. They got the latest footy news from Cal Twomey, Anthony Hudson joined them in the studio to re-live some of his favourite commentary moments, and they finished in 'The Wonderful World of Wine' with George Samios.
Ahead of the Grand Final this weekend, SEN commentator Anthony Hudson joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about his build-up to the game this year, his history of calling on radio and TV, calling with the likes of Dennis Cometti and Bruce McAvaney, and to re-live some of his favourite moments from his peers in the commentary community.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to talk about the Suns' salary cap manoeuvres, the uncertain future of Jayden Hunt, the players heading to North Melbourne, Jack Graham's future at Richmond, Mason Wood's likely extension at the Saints, the good youngsters playing in the Vic Metro vs Vic Country game, and more.
Ray Chamberlain's clarifications with Gerard yesterday, more thoughts on the historic allegations of racism at Hawthorn, will Sydney play Sam Reid, your calls, and more.
With 24 hours to process the news, Garry and Tim shared more of their own thoughts on the historic allegations of racism at Hawthorn detailed in Russell Jackson's story for the ABC.
In possibly his greatest interview of the season, John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to apologise to Garry, and also talk about the Queen's funeral, his porky chops of the week, Ray Chamberlain, Craig McRae, his tips for the grand final, and more.
Washing lawn mowers, Kenny Williams, Michael Sheen, their grand final sweep, your calls, and more.
Garry and Tim were joined by Sam Edmund early in their show today, when they discussed the allegations of racism at the Hawthorn Football Club, detailed in Russell Jackson's story for the ABC. They then shared their thoughts an a potential 'Magic Round' in the AFL, and then spoke to high performance NFL psychologist Michael Gervais about his relationship with Geelong. Lastly, they were joined by Sydney coach John Longmire.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was largely centred around the grand final sweep they're running for listeners, and they were then joined by Sam Edmund, who discussed the allegations of racism at Hawthorn detailed in Russell Jackson's article for the ABC. After explaining what they thought of the AFL introducing something similar to 'Magic Round' in the NRL, they were joined in the studio by the 2022 premiership cup ambassador Bachar Houli. Sam Edmund rejoined them to shed more light on the Hawthorn story, and they also spoke to Geelong assistant coach Nigel Lappin, before a quick 'Questions Without Notice'. High performance NFL psychologist Dr Michael Gervais called in to talk about his relationship with Geelong and lastly, they were joined by Sydney coach John Longmire.
With his side set to play in the grand final on the weekend, Sydney Swans coach John Longmire joined Garry and Tim to talk about the importance of letting the players switch off on their day off, what he's doing with his time today, the challenge that Geelong will present on Saturday, the fitness of his players, Lance Franklin's contract extension, and more.
High performance NFL psychologist Dr Michael Gervais joined Garry and Tim from the US to talk about how he was approached by the Geelong Football Club, how great athletes train their mind, what it was like working with Pete Carroll, his relationship with Patrick Dangerfield, what he'd be looking for as a coach, how players should approach the grand final mentally, and more.
The timing of Lance Franklin's contract extension, should we expect a one liner from the winning coach or captain after the grand final, Magic Round, and more.
Geelong assistant coach and former Brisbane Lions champion Nigel Lappin joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about their preparations for this weekend's grand final, Max Holmes' fitness, Chris Scott's ability to improve the team, the "incredible" relationship between Eddie Betts and Tyson Stengle, Tom Atkins move into the midfield, his desire to become a senior coach, and more.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to share more details regarding the allegations of racism at Hawthorn, and also to speak about the AFL's equivalent of 'Magic Round'.
2022 premiership cup ambassador and three-time Richmond premiership player Bachar Houli joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about his lack of involvement with football since he retired, how he prepared to play in grand finals, what he's up to now, and more.
After Gillon McLachlan's confirmed the AFL will likely introduce their equivalent of the NRL's 'Magic Round' next year, Garry and Tim explained where they sit on the matter.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to discuss the allegations of racism at the Hawthorn Football Club, that were detailed in Russell Jackson's story for the ABC.
Tim's TV issue, Kenny Williams, Kylie Minogue's potential grand final appearance, their grand final sweep, and more.
After discussing the Essendon coaching situation, Josh Dunkley's trade request to Brisbane and the way Geelong and Sydney are shaping up ahead of the grand final in 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim were joined by Sam Edmund who shared the latest footy news with them. And they also talked all things Sydney Swans with former captain Kieren Jack.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included discussion surrounding The Boys Light Up, the Queen's funeral, Tim's MC gig, the Brownlow outfits, your calls, and more. In 'Conversation Starters' they talked about the coaching situation at Essendon, what Brisbane may have to give up for Josh Dunkley, how the grand final is shaping up, and more, before getting the latest footy news from Sam Edmund. They then talked all things Swans with Kieren Jack, before moving onto 'Questions Without Notice' where they took your calls.
After covering a couple of their own topics, Garry and Tim took your calls to finish off 'Questions Without Notice' today.
Former Sydney captain and 2012 premiership player Kieren Jack joined Garry and Tim to talk about how the Swans have remained such a dominant force for so long, what the Swans culture actually means, Lance Franklin's decision to continue playing, Josh Kennedy's spiritual importance to the team, John Longmire's ability to manage people, and more.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about music after goals at the footy and it's chances of remaining on grand final day, the injuries to Max Holmes and Sam Reid, the AFL's decision to allow salary dumps in trades, what Brisbane will have to do to land Josh Dunkley, Tasmania's high chance of getting an AFL team, and more.
The Essendon coaching situation, what Brisbane may offer for Josh Dunkley, how the grand final is shaping up, Gary Rohan's comments on 7news, what impact will it have if Sam Reid or Max Holmes miss, Brisbane's disappointing end to their season, what North could get with the picks they have to trade, why there will be a female coach in the AFL one day, and more.
Garry and Tim react to Jonathan Brown's comments regarding Brisbane's disappointing end to the season, and assess how they can take the next step in 2023.
"What I do know is that James Hird is very very keen to be the coach of the Essendon Football Club..."
The Boys Light Up, the Queen's funeral, Tim's MC gig, the Brownlow outfits, your calls, and more.
On Monday morning, Garry and Bucks discussed both preliminary finals in 'The Buck Stops Here', and they then spoke to Carlton superstar Patrick Cripps after he won the 2022 Brownlow Medal last night.
On Monday morning, Garry and Bucks' 'Ramble' was all about football this morning, with the two reacting to the weekend's footy and the incredible Brownlow Medal count last night. They then moved onto 'The Buck Stops Here' where they provided a more in-depth look at Geelong vs Brisbane, and Sydney vs Collingwood. Sam Edmund joined them to share his list of the top five stories heading into the AFL Grand Final, and they were then joined by Carlton superstar Patrick Cripps after he won the Brownlow Medal last night. Lastly, they went to 'Questions Without Notice', where they took your calls.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Bucks to talk about Gillon McLachlan's comments regarding Patrick Cripps' overturned suspension, his top five stories of the upcoming grand final, what impact the incoming players at Collingwood will have on their salary cap situation, and more.
After he claimed the 2022 Brownlow Medal with the final votes of the night last night, Carlton superstar Patrick Cripps joined Garry and Bucks to talk about his emotions after claiming football's highest honour, the way the team improved this year, the people keeping him in check on his table last night, and more.
After looking at the first of the preliminary finals at the start of 'The Buck Stops Here', Bucks and Garry discussed all the key points to take from Sydney's thrilling win against Collingwood.
In the first of the two instalments of 'The Buck Stops Here' this morning, Bucks and Garry looked at Geelong's dominant preliminary final win against Brisbane.
Garry clears up his comments about Brisbane after their loss to Geelong in Friday night's preliminary final.
On Friday morning, Sam Edmund and David King were joined by Kane Cornes from Nhill midway through his run for MyRoom children’s charity, and Jason Akermanis to reflect on his nine preliminary finals, and a look at the Lions' chances tonight. Sam breaks down Fremantle’s curious prominence in the upcoming trade period, give away two tickets to Sydney via commentary calls, and preview tonight’s preliminary finals.
Sam Edmund & David King crack into the Friday Agenda: John Longmire's understated brilliance in re-generating the Swans, the Sunday Brownlow & more...
Triple-premiership Lion Jason Akermanis joins Sam Edmund & David King to reflect on his nine preliminary finals, discuss Brisbane's chances tonight... and remind everyone of just how good he was.
Sam Edmund & David King discuss the curious case of Fremantle ahead of the trade period, with an exodus looming despite their recent ascent up the ladder.
Sam Edmund and David King discuss the still vacant Essendon coaching position, with James Hird meeting with the club but Ash Hansen joining Ross Lyon in ruling himself out.
Sam and Kingy check in with Kane Cornes from Nhill, mnidway through his run for MyRoom children's charity.
Sam Edmund and David King pay tribute to Roger Federer, wonder how thirteen cars have blown up in a Miami carpark at the NFL, and analyse the staggering means through which Hans Niemann has defeated chess Grandmaster Magnus Carlsen.
After discussing James Hird's interview at Essendon, Tim and Sam spoke to Jamie Elliott ahead of Collingwood's preliminary final against Sydney on Saturday afternoon. They also spoke to Brisbane star Harris Andrews with the Lions set to take on the Cats tomorrow night, and they got the latest player movement news from Cal Twomey.
On Thursday morning, Tim and Sam's 'Ramble' included chats about the The SEN Maccas Red Eye, King Charles, the 13-year-old goalkeeper in the Australia Cup, and more. They were then joined by John from Epping who was in fine form once again, and after discussing James Hird's interview at Essendon, they were joined by Collingwood sharpshooter Jamie Elliott. The Magpie men kept coming as Peter Daicos called in ahead of the Pies' preliminary final against the Swans, and they also spoke to Brisbane star Harris Andrews. After giving away two tickets to Sydney on the SEN Maccas Red Eye, they got the latest player movement news from Cal Twomey.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Tim and Sam to discuss Liam Stocker's chances of finding a new home this off-season, Essendon's interest in Tom Phillips, Darcy Gardiner's interest from Victoria, Riley Collier-Dawkins' future at Richmond, Josh Walker's future at North Melbourne, West Coast's chances of snaring Luke Jackson, the NAB League grand final at Ikon Park tomorrow, and more.
After Tim and Sam announced SEN would be flying two listeners to Sydney on the SEN Maccas Red Eye and giving them two tickets to watch Sydney vs Collingwood at the SCG, they ran a competition to see who'd win the incredible opportunity - Thanks to McDonalds, Southern Airlines and Red Energy.
Ahead of their preliminary final clash against Geelong tomorrow night, Brisbane star Harris Andrews joined Tim and Sam to talk about how they're approaching this week, their comeback win against Melbourne last week, how he's preparing to play on Tom Hawkins, Joe Daniher's first week of fatherhood, Jarrod Berry's suspension being overturned, and more.
Ahead of Collingwood's preliminary final against the Swans on Saturday afternoon, Magpies legend Peter Daicos joined Tim and Sam to talk about why he's trying to keep a lid on things at home with Josh and Nick, the "sensational year" it's been at Collingwood, Nick's brilliant first season, his lunch for the Good Blokes Society next week, his involvement in the 1990 grand final brawl, and more.
With the Magpies set to do battle with the Swans at the SCG on Saturday afternoon, Collingwood sharpshooter Jamie Elliott joined Tim and Sam to talk about the clutch goals he's kicked this season, his good run with injury lately, the way Craig McRae relaxes the team pre-game, what they've learned from the last time they played Sydney, how slow ball movement negatively affects his game, the opponents he's expecting to get this weekend, and more.
After it was revealed James Hird was interviewed for the Essendon coaching role yesterday, Tim and Sam shared their thoughts on the topic, and also took your calls.
John from Epping joined Tim and Sam to talk about Garry's birthday, his love of Craig McRae, his tips this weekend, who he'd like to dance with, North Melbourne's off-season movements, and more.
The Maccas Red Eye, King Charles, James Hird's interview at Essendon, the 13-year-old goalkeeper in the Australia Cup, pizzas, SEN September, and more.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim discussed Luke Jackson's trade request before they were joined by Sam Edmund, who had the latest tribunal and trade news. And they also spoke to Tom Harley ahead of Sydney's preliminary final against Collingwood on Saturday.
The role of a commentator in football, the importance of good starts in finals, your calls, and more.
With the Swans set to host Collingwood in a preliminary final on Saturday afternoon, Sydney CEO Tom Harley joined Garry and Tim to talk about the "great build-up" to the match, the crowd they're expecting at the SCG, the two most impressive aspects of John Longmire, Lance Franklin's preparations after his disappointing qualifying final, Essendon's interest in Don Pyke, his interview for the AFL CEO job, Leon Cameron's arrival at the club, and more.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to talk about Jarrod Berry's tribunal hearing last night, the coaching shortlist at Essendon, what Melbourne may be expecting in return for Luke Jackson, Junior Rioli's likely move to Port Adelaide, and more.
SEN wine expert George Samios joined Garry and Tim to talk about the masterclass he's involved in and wine fraud, and to answer questions from Garry and Tim, and the listeners. He also named his wine of the week - Taylors Estate Shiraz 2020.
Luke Jackson's trade request, Junior Rioli's likely move to South Australia, your calls, and more.
After Melbourne announced Luke Jackson's request for a trade back to Western Australia yesterday, Garry and Tim shared their thoughts on the matter.
Garry's birthday dinner, Gerard's Alf Brown Award, the AFMAs, Vikings, Tim's new TV series, your calls, and more.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Conversation Starters' included discussion about what went wrong for Melbourne in 2022, and Essendon's search for their next coach. And after Sam Edmund brought them the latest footy news, they moved on to 'Questions Without Notice'.
How are Geelong different from last year, what do Brisbane do at selection, Damien Hardwick's tour of the ARC, Craig McRae's admission about the last time he coached against Sydney, the dimensions of the SCG, and more.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to discuss Jarrod Berry's upcoming tribunal appearance, Essendon's search for a coach, the airline fees to Sydney, North Melbourne's interest in Peter Bell, and more.
Where Melbourne went wrong in 2022, Chris Scott's comments on AFL 360, why Essendon fans shouldn't be worried about their search for a new coach, the impact of losing Luke Jackson at Melbourne, Jordan De Goey's contract offer from Collingwood, and more.
Garry and Tim assess what went wrong for Melbourne in their premiership defence this season.
Garry's birthday, the Paul Dear documentary, the passing of Queen Elizabeth, Tim's issue with Fox Footy, creative ways to get to Sydney, Mike Sheen's message to the Welsh Football Team, and more.
Garry and Bucks looked at both of the weekend's semi-finals in 'The Buck Stops Here' this morning.
AFL.com.au journalist Riley Beveridge joined Garry and Bucks to discuss Jarrod Berry's upcoming tribunal appearance, the players set to leave Fremantle this off-season, Brodie Grundy's potential move to Melbourne, and more.
Has Fremantle's year been a success, why are Sydney playing at the SCG when Geelong are playing at the MCG, your calls, and more.
With the Cats set to host Brisbane in a preliminary final on Friday night, Geelong star Cam Guthrie joined Garry and Bucks to talk about their upcoming match, their change of game style this year, his family and the support the club gives them, Mark Blicavs' importance to the team, being awarded life membership at the club, and more.
In the second instalment of 'The Buck Stops Here' on Monday morning, Bucks looked at Collingwood's strong performance against Fremantle on Saturday night.
After two outstanding performances in the 2022 finals series, Garry and Bucks discussed where they see Jordan De Goey's future with Collingwood, and outlined the kind of contract that he should be signing with the Magpies.
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to talk through the US Open final between Casper Ruud and Carlos Alcaraz.
In the first part of today's 'The Buck Stops Here', Bucks analysed Brisbane's comeback win against Melbourne on Friday night.
The weekend's footy, the sport being played this morning, Queen Elizabeth's passing, the brutality of the Roosters vs Rabbitohs final, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane Cornes & David King were joined by Channel 7’s Mitch Cleary to discuss the state of the AFL’s equalisation policy after Tim Taranto and Jacob Hopper nominated Richmond as their club of choice, and Sydney coach John Longmire as the Swans manage their week off.The boys cross to Adam Collins in the UK to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth, analyse both of this weekend’s semi-finals, and reprise the singing quiz… Fireball!
Sydney coach John Longmire joins Kane & Kingy as the Swans manage their week off, following last week's win over Melbourne. Horse touches on adapting in-game, Ollie Florent's injury, and Buddy Franklin's form.
Kane & Kingy run the Friday Agenda ahead of semi-final weekend: the state of the AFL's equalisation policy after Tim Taranto and Jacob Hopper nominated Richmond, ongoing Jack Ginnivan attention, and Essendon's vacant coaching position.
Mitch Cleary joins Kane & Kingy following the news Jacob Hopper has joined current Giants teammate Tim Taranto in nominating Richmond as his club of choice, and to discuss the vacant Essendon job as prime candidates rule themselves out.
Kane & Kingy preview tomorrow's first semi-final between Collingwood and Fremantle - can Fremantle's ball control mitigate against the Pies' relentless pressure?
Kane & Kingy analyse tonight's clash between Melbourne and Brisbane, breaking down the Lions' selection in the absense of Oscar McInerney and the Dees' likely ruck dominance.
SEN Test Cricket's Adam Collins joins Kane & Kingy from the UK to sum up the mood on the ground following the passing of Queen Elizabeth, and forecast the future of embattled Australian limited overs captain Aaron Finch.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim spoke to NFL insider Michael Lombardi about the biggest talking points leading into this NFL season, and also about what Essendon need to look for in their next coach. They then looked at why Ross Lyon decided to rule himself out of Essendon's coaching job, before getting the latest trade, free agency, and draft news from Cal Twomey. Lastly, Tim posed some big questions ahead of this weekend's semi-finals.
Willie Rioli's potential move to Port Adelaide, should Foxtel broadcast just the umpires and the crowd noise, would you play Christian Petracca this weekend, your calls, and more.
SEN car expert 'Slippery' Steve Smirlis joined Garry and Tim in the studio to give his take on some of the latest models on the market, and to answer your motoring questions.
With two massive semi-finals set to take place at the MCG this weekend, Tim posed some big questions for Garry to answer.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to talk about the club's circling Lloyd Meek, Richmond's chances of satisfying GWS with picks for Jacob Hopper and Tim Taranto, the clubs interested in Ben Long, one-year deals for Caleb Marchbank and David Cunningham, why his 'superdraft' senses are tingling for 2023, and more.
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to explain why he thinks the "penny has dropped" despite his loss to Karen Khachanov in the quarter finals yesterday, and also to share who he thinks will win the men's title.
After it was revealed Ross Lyon will not go through the coach selection process at Essendon, Garry and Tim shared their thoughts on the former St Kilda and Fremantle coach.
With the NFL season set to start this weekend, NFL insider Michael Lombardi joined Garry and Tim to talk about what he expects to see in the season opener between the Rams and the Bills, the biggest discussion points coming into the season, and then to explain what he'd do if he was looking for a new coach at Essendon, how Fremantle should go about travelling to play Collingwood, and more.
In one of his best crosses yet, John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to talk about what Garry needs to change on 'On The Couch', his issue with Patrick Dangerfield, his two porky chops of the week, his tips for this weekend, and more.
Tania Hird's plumbing scam, Tim's dog show issue, Robbie Dolan, an Irish caller, curried sausages, and more.
The AFL's TV rights deal was the key topic on Garry and Tim's show today, and they first spoke to Channel 7 Melbourne Managing Director Lewis Martin about his excitement with the deal, and they also spoke to AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan.
On Wednesday morning, the AFL's TV rights dominated discussion in Garry and Tim's 'Ramble', and that continued when they were joined by Channel 7 Melbourne Managing Director Lewis Martin. After taking your calls in 'Conversation Starters', they spoke to Brett Phillips for a US Open update, and then were joined by Sam Edmund who had the latest player movement news in the AFL. Steven May called in ahead of Melbourne's semi-final against Brisbane this weekend, and following their trip to 'The Wonderful World of Wine' with George Samios, they were joined by Gillon McLachlan.
After finalising the AFL's TV rights with Channel 7 and Foxtel, AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan joined Garry and Tim to talk through the ins and outs of the deal, why more people will get to see football going forward, how they will keep expanding into New South Wales and Queensland, how he celebrated the completion of it, and more.
SEN wine expert George Samios joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about what wine the AFL would've celebrated with last night, to answer your questions, and to give his weekly recommendation - which was the Cricket Pitch Red from Brokenwood Wines.
With the Demons set to do battle against Brisbane in a semi-final on Friday night, Melbourne star Steven May joined Garry and Tim to talk about what went wrong in their loss to Sydney, how he was able to shut down Lance Franklin, their mindset when taking on the Lions this week, Christian Petracca's injury, his involvement in the Polished Man campaign, and more.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk through the new AFL TV rights deal, what GWS want for Tim Taranto, Jacob Hopper, and Bobby Hill, why Liam Stocker was delisted by Carlton, why Paddy Dow and Will Setterfield could also be on the move, and more.
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to talk about Ajla Tomljanovic's loss to Ons Jabeur, Nick Kyrgios' upcoming match against Karen Khachanov and his likely meeting with Casper Ruud in the semi-finals.
Garry and Tim took your calls and texts on the AFL's TV rights for 'Conversation Starters' today.
After Channel 7 secured the AFL's TV Rights alongside Foxtel until 2031 yesterday, Channel 7 Melbourne Managing Director Lewis Martin joined Garry and Tim to talk about their excitement with the deal, their dealings with Foxtel, the importance of having digital rights as well, how the games will be spread between them and Foxtel, how interstate fans will view games, and more.
The AFL TV rights, Harry Styles' spitting drama, the Herald Sun's Jack Ginnivan campaign, the ARC, Cocksy's commentary future, and more.
On Tuesday morning, Tim explained why Steve Hocking needs more credit for the state of the game at the moment, and he and Garry then caught up with Simon Madden who spoke about his exit from Essendon's board for the first time. And they also spoke to Brisbane superstar Lachie Neale ahead of their semi-final against Melbourne on Friday night.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included discussion about the finals over the weekend, Garry's tacos on Thursday night, the AFL TV rights, Tim's dog walking, and more. To finish the first hour, Dustin Fletcher called in from the US after his sons went head to head in college football over the weekend, and in 'Conversation Starters' they addressed why we need to start giving Steve Hocking credit for the state of the game, the non-negotiables about the way players need to play, Dustin Martin's future at Richmond, and more. After a quick US Open update from Brett Phillips, they were joined by Simon Madden, who spoke about his exit from the Essendon board for the first time. Brownlow favourite Lachie Neale called in ahead of Brisbane's semi-final against Melbourne on Friday night, and following their 'Questions Without Notice', they were joined by Carlton midfielder Lucy McEvoy.
Carlton midfielder Lucy McEvoy joined Garry and Tim to talk about their tight win against Essendon, how she's handled the short turnaround between seasons, Darcy Vescio's recent form, Andy Maher's involvement with the team, her recovery from a shoulder injury, and more.
Tim's olive branch to Tony Jones, Craig McRae' post-game comments, do Richmond need Jacob Hopper as well as Tim Taranto, your calls, and more.
After their thrilling elimination final win against Richmond on Thursday night, Brownlow favourite and Brisbane superstar Lachie Neale joined Garry and Tim to talk about his dominant performance in the match, how they adjusted to the loss of Oscar McInerney, why they have to focus more on actions and less on words against Melbourne, how his Brownlow year in 2020 compares to this year, and more.
Essendon champion Simon Madden joined Garry and Tim to talk about his upcoming event for the Good Blokes Society and the 1990 grand final. He then moved onto his recent exit from the Essendon board, and explained why he was in favour of Ben Rutten keeping his role as coach. He also touched on why the 16 premierships can be a burden for the club at times, Adrian Dodoro's future at the club, and Robert Walls' involvement in the hunt for their next coach.
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to chat about Rafael Nadal's intense battle with Francis Tiafoe at the US Open, the massive crowd for Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis' doubles match, Iga Swiatek's three-set win, Kyrgios' chances of going all the way, and more.
Why we need to start giving Steve Hocking credit for the state of the game, the non-negotiables about the way players need to play, Dustin Martin's future at Richmond, Brodie Grundy's looming move to Melbourne, Christian Petracca's injury, your calls, and more.
"I want to give him his flowers this morning, because what we saw at the weekend was a result, in part, of the changes that have been made to the game."
After his sons Max and Mason went head to head for Arkansas and Cincinnati respectively over the weekend, Essendon legend Dustin Fletcher joined Garry and Tim to talk through the experience and to explain what it was like to be amongst the passionate Razorback fans.
The finals over the weekend, Garry's tacos on Thursday night, the AFL TV rights, Wayne Carey, DJ Khaled, the Melbourne Show, Tim's dog walking, and more.
Matt from Brookfield is the father of the girl who consoled Taylor Adams after his injury on Saturday.
On Monday morning, Garry and Bucks shared their thoughts on Craig McRae's post-game comments, before chatting to Sam Edmund who had the latest footy news from the weekend. And lastly, they spoke to Angus Brayshaw after Melbourne's loss to Sydney on Friday night.
On Monday morning, the incredible weekend of finals action was the key topic in Garry and Bucks' 'Ramble', and in an extended 'The Buck Stops Here' they looked at the importance of Luke Ryan to Fremantle's young side, the way Geelong responded to Collingwood's immense pressure, the key moments in Sydney's win over Melbourne, the two match-ups that stood out in Brisbane vs Richmond, and more. Brett Phillips snuck in for a US Open in between the 'Buck Stops Here', as did Sam Edmund who had the latest footy news from the weekend. They used calls to drive their 'Questions Without Notice' and finished off with by chatting to Angus Brayshaw.
After their qualifying final loss to Sydney on Friday night, Melbourne star Angus Brayshaw joined Garry and Bucks to explain where they went wrong against the Swans, what they'll be addressing ahead of their semi-final against Brisbane, why there's nothing to worry about with their injuries, how they'll deal with the Dayne Zorko/Harrison Petty situation, and more.
Garry and Bucks took calls from the listeners to generate their 'Questions Without Notice' after a massive weekend of finals action.
The importance of Luke Ryan to Fremantle's young side, the way Geelong responded to Collingwood's immense pressure, the key moments in Sydney's win over Melbourne, the two match-ups that stood out in Brisbane vs Richmond, and more.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Bucks in the studio to talk about the injury concerns at the Demons, Jordan De Goey's niggle, Josh Dunkley's future, Tim Taranto's likely move to Richmond, the AFLPA's player survey set to be released in the near future, Essendon's potential interest in Tom Mitchell, and more.
SEN Tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Bucks to talk about the high anticipation ahead of Nick Kyrgios match against Daniil Medvedev today, and Ajla Tomljanovic's win against Serena Williams over the weekend.
"I think it was arguably the best thing I've heard from a coach all year, post-game..."
The footy over the weekend, the reputation enhancers, junior grand finals, your calls, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane & Kingy were joined by former North Melbourne coach Dani Laidley in studio for a discussion on gender dysphoria and her progress towards her utopian life, and Herald Sun cartoonist Mark Knight ahead of his busy September as he continues to carry the legacy of William Ellis Green as the Premiers poster artist. The boys pay tribute to Lachie Neale as they review last night's gripping elimination final between Brisbane and Richmond, and take plenty of your calls throughout.
Kane & Kingy assess the inclusions of Jeremy Cameron and Taylor Adams ahead of Geelong and Collingwood's qualifying final tomorrow afternoon, and ask which players are worth trading pick one for, following Sam Edmund's report that North Melbourne are considering doing just that.
Former North Melbourne coach Dani Laidley joins Kane and Kingy in studio following the release of her new book 'Don't Look Away', opening up on her childhood, gender dysphoria, and move towards what she's described as her 'utopia.'
Kane & Kingy head to the phonelines off the back of last night's elimination final, and sample the press conferences of Chris Fagan and Damien Hardwick.
Mark Knight joins Kane & Kingy ahead of his busy September, discussing the honour of carrying on the legacy of William Ellis Green as the AFL's premiership poster artist.
Kane & Kingy review last night's belting clash between Brisbane and Richmond, which saw Lachie Neale star in a high-scoring affair that featured seventeen lead changes. The boys debate Dustin Martin's influence, the decision not to tag Neale aggressively, and Brandon Starcevich's shutdown role on Shai Bolton.
Kane and Kingy jump straight into calls off the back of the game of the season last night between Brisbane and Richmond, dissecting the controversy around Tom Lynch's reviewed shot and non-celebration, and the slow death of the AFL press conference.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim discussed the leaked footage of Dustin Martin, Jason Horne-Francis' future at North Melbourne, Darcy Wilmot's debut for Brisbane tonight, and more in 'Conversation Starters'. And after speaking to new North Melbourne GM of Football Todd Viney, they got the latest player movement news from Cal Twomey.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included chats around their interview with Michael Oher, Tacos, Garry's memorabilia collection, and more. The first hour of the show concluded with their regular catch up with John from Epping, and in 'Conversation Starters' they reacted to the leaked footage of Dustin Martin. They were then joined by new North Melbourne GM of Football Todd Viney, and after a US Open update from Brett Phillips, they got the latest AFL player movement news from Cal Twomey. They had a special chat with former NFL player and the inspiration behind the film 'The Blindside' Michael Oher, and in the middle of a short and sharp 'Questions Without Notice', Mario from Chemist Warehouse joined them in the studio.
What players need to fire this weekend, Brisbane vs Richmond tonight, Tom Mitchell's potential move from Hawthorn, and more.
Ahead of Father's Day this weekend, Mario from Chemist Warehouse joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about the best gifts for Dad on Sunday, and to talk about the heartbreak he experienced after his beloved Blues were beaten by Collingwood in Round 23.
Former NFL player and the inspiration behind the movie 'The Blindside' Michael Oher joined Garry and Tim to talk about his incredibly difficult upbringing, his sporting ability as a youngster, the families that helped him in difficult times, the first thing he bought with his first cheque, how college prepared him for the NFL, why American Football is the greatest game in the world, and more.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to talk about North Melbourne's openness to trading pick one, Aaron Francis' desire for a trade this offseason, the other ruckmen on the move around the league, the latest on the CBA talks between the players and the AFL, and much more.
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to talk about Nick Kyrgios current match against Benjamin Bonzi, Jordan Thompson's contest against Daniel Galan, Kyrgios' chances of winning the tournament, Rafael Nadal's match against Rinky Hijikata, Serena Williams' upcoming match this morning, and more.
New North Melbourne GM of Football Todd Viney joined Garry and Tim to talk about why he's ready to "roll the sleeves up", how Alastair Clarkson convinced him to get back into footy, the different clubs that were after his and Clarkson's services, their offseason plans at the Kangaroos, and more.
Reactions to the leaked footage of Dustin Martin, Jason Horne-Francis' future at North Melbourne, Darcy Wilmot's debut for Brisbane tonight, and more.
"That would be, for all sorts of reasons, the AFL's worst nightmare in the launch of this finals series."
John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to talk about the reason he called into Dwayne's World earlier this week, Vic from Mooroopna's appearance in the studio, Jordan Lewis' role as the 2022 premiership ambassador, his Brownlow Medal tip, his tips for this weekend, and more.
Their interview with Michael Oher, Mark Knight's caricatures, Tacos, what would your last meal be, Garry's memorabilia collection, and more.
After Sam Edmund joined them in the studio to share the latest on Cam Smith's defection to LIV Golf and more news from around the AFL, Garry and Tim spoke to Caleb Daniel ahead of the Bulldogs' elimination final against the Dockers on Saturday night. Immediately following their chat with Caleb, Sam joined them again in the studio to break the news about Tom Liberatore's hamstring injury. And lastly, they caught up with Mike Clayton who offered more perspective on Cam Smith's decision to join LIV Golf.
SEN wine expert George Samios joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk through Tim's new fiano, the events he has lined up, to give his recommendations for Father's Day, and to answer your calls.
Former professional golfer Mike Clayton joined Garry and Tim to talk about Cam Smith's defection to LIV Golf and the consequences it will have on golf around the world. He also touched on the likelihood of LIV Golf coming to a compromise with the PGA Tour, where fans will be looking, how the LIV players will be received at majors, how Cam Smith will be viewed in the future, and more.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund quickly joined Garry and Tim in the studio to fill them in Tom Liberatore's hamstring injury that will likely see him miss the Western Bulldogs' elimination final against Fremantle.
Ahead of the Western Bulldogs' elimination final against Fremantle on Saturday night, Caleb Daniel joined Garry and Tim to talk about his teammates facing injury clouds, the frustrating season they've had, his emotions while watching Collingwood beat Carlton, what they'll look to change from the last time they played the Dockers, and more.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk through the four-legged friend that interrupted Brisbane's training yesterday, Cam Smith's defection to LIV Golf, the latest injury news in the AFL, Cam Zurhaar's future, Gary Ablett's one-off game for Palmerston, and more.
SEN Tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to recap Nick Kyrgios' strong performance against Thanasi Kokkinakis, Venus Williams' tough loss, Serena Williams' continued farewell tour, and to preview the Aussies hitting the court today.
The best combinations and structures in the 2022 finals series, should Nick Daicos continue wearing number 35, the "themes" coaches would be using ahead of the finals, your calls, and more.
Garry and Tim discuss who's got the best ruck combination, midfield combination, forward structure and defensive structure from the teams in the 2022 finals series.
After news broke over night that Cam Smith is officially joining LIV Golf, Garry and Tim shared their thoughts on the highly contentious matter.
Cam Smith's LIV defection, Electric Air Taxis, Serena Williams, John from Epping's appearance on Dwayne's World, Erin Molan's defamation payout, revisiting your old club, and more.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim assessed which side has the most pressure on them coming into finals, and then in 'Conversation Starters' they looked at what Alastair Clarkson has learnt in his time away from the game, the kind of coach Essendon should be looking for, the pressure on Geelong and Gary Rohan, and more. They then spoke to Melbourne forward Ben Brown, and got the latest footy news from Sam Edmund.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' touched on the TV show Tim's been watching, Essendon's coaching selection panel, Father's Day gift ideas, Tim's stoush, and more. After looking at Conor McKenna's potential AFL return and the side facing the most pressure coming into finals, they moved onto 'Conversation Starters' where they discussed what Alastair Clarkson has learnt in his time away from the game, the kind of coach Essendon should be looking for, the pressure on Geelong and Gary Rohan, and more. Ben Brown called in ahead of Melbourne's qualifying final against Sydney, and following their US Open update with Brett Phillips, Sam Edmund joined them in the studio to deliver the latest footy news. And they also spoke to avid SEN listener, Vic from Mooroopna in the studio, amid their 'Questions Without Notice'.
Avid SEN listener Vic from Mooroopna joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about how she fell in love with the station, and to explain why it has played such an important role in her health battle.
Tasmania's new stadium, Brisbane's prospects next year, Peter Ladhams' suspension, Blake Acres' likely arrival at Carlton, where should they play Sam Darcy, was Darcy Vescio lucky to not get suspended, and more.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about Dustin Martin's progress ahead of their elimination final against Brisbane, Richmond's chances of getting Tim Taranto, Taylor Adams' likely return for Collingwood, the Essendon players who want Ross Lyon to coach them, North Melbourne's wish for extra spots on their list, and more.
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to talk through the early action from the US Open, including Alex De Minaur's strong win, Simona Halep's upset loss, Serena Williams upcoming match, Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis' upcoming match, and more.
Ahead of Melbourne's qualifying final against the Swans on Friday night, Garry and Tim caught up with Ben Brown who discussed his excitement ahead of the match, how they approached the week off, the role he's been playing recently, what they've learnt from the last time they played Sydney, Tom McDonald's return in the VFL, and more.
The Essendon playing group's trip to Spain, what Alastair Clarkson has learnt in his time away from the game, the kind of coach Essendon should be looking for, the pressure on Geelong and Gary Rohan, and more.
Garry and Tim discuss the pressure on Gary Rohan coming into the 2022 finals series, and give their reactions to Chris Scott's comments on Footy Classified last night.
Garry and Tim weigh in on what Essendon should be looking for when searching for their next coach.
"They haven't performed... they haven't gone forward in the way that I'm sure we expected them to go forward."
After news broke yesterday that Conor McKenna is eyeing off a return to the AFL, Garry and Tim outlined what they think of the potential move for the Irishman.
The TV show Tim's been watching, Essendon's coaching selection panel, Father's Day gift ideas, Tim's stoush, the West Gate bridge, and more.
After Bucks looked at the four finals this weekend in 'The Buck Stops Here' and also outlined his suggestion for the pre-finals bye, he and Garry spoke to Chris Fagan ahead of Brisbane's elimination final against Richmond at the Gabba on Thursday night.
On Monday morning, Garry and Bucks' 'Ramble' mainly centred around what they got up to over the weekend, and they then spoke to Brad Spicer after Snapdancer's Memsie Stakes win on Saturday. Bucks looked at all four finals this weekend in 'The Buck Stops Here', and after listing his suggestion for the pre-finals bye, Garry quizzed him on the All-Australian team. Sam Edmund joined them to give them the latest news from the weekend, and Chris Fagan called in ahead of Brisbane's elimination final against the Tigers. Sam joined them again to talk through Marcus Adams' concussion issues and Connor McKenna's potential return to the AFL, and they finished with Melbourne Stars coach David Hussey, who discussed the BBL Draft last night.
After last night's BBL draft, Melbourne Stars coach David Hussey joined Garry and Bucks to talk through their selections, the key players that were left on the table, the clever drafting from the Renegades, and more.
The lure of celebrities like Shaquille O'Neal, Marcus Adams' concussion issues, Connor McKenna's potential return to the AFL, and more.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Bucks in the studio to talk through Marcus Adams' concussion issues that will see him miss the rest of the 2022 season.
Ahead of their elimination final against the Tigers this weekend, Brisbane coach Chris Fagan joined Garry and Tim to talk about their form this year, their preparations for the big game, where things have gone wrong when they've played Melbourne, Lachie Neale's brilliant form, his recent conversations with Dayne Zorko, the energy amongst the playing group, how they'll try to handle Dustin Martin, and more.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Bucks in the studio to wrap up all the major news in football from the weekend, including Essendon's panel for the selection of their next coach, Tom McDonald's return in the VFL, the works underway at Whitten Oval, and more.
Why Geelong need a fast start against Collingwood, can Brisbane defend Richmond, why Melbourne's match against Sydney will be different to the last time they met, can the Bulldogs do it again, Bucks' idea for the pre-finals bye, and more.
After Snapdancer's Memsie Stakes win on Saturday, Brad Spicer from Spicer Thoroughbreds joined Garry and Bucks to talk about her great start to the season, his desire to win the Melbourne Cup, the growth of Australian racing through syndication, and more.
What they got up to over the weekend, junior footy finals, the BBL draft, Round 1 of the AFLW, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy jumped into the big issues on the footy agenda including Essendon's vacant coaching position, Izak Rankine's head-turning offer from Adelaide, and West Coast's decision to 'maintain the status quo.' The boys were also joined by Melbourne Storm legend Billy Slater ahead of tonight's blockbuster clash with the Sydney Roosters... and run a Champion Data 'time on mic' analysis of Gerard and Andy's call of Carlton vs Collingwood.
Billy Slater joins Kane & Kingy ahead of tonight's blockbuster clash between the Storm and Sydney Roosters, as the NRL finals draws near. Billy discusses his stint as Queensland Origin coach, contenders this September, and love of horse breeding.
Kane & Kingy discuss Izak Rankine's impending move to Adelaide, including Tony Cochrane's comments on the way out of the Gold Coast and the pressure he'll face in a two-team town.
Kane & Kingy go head to head on West Coast following CEO Trevor Nisbett's guarantees around the futures of Adam Simpson & senior players, after their miserable two-win season.
Kane & Kingy discuss the candidates for the vacant Essendon coaching position and their expectations of the list for whoever takes over, amid the culling of the club's board and football department.
Kane & Kingy run the Friday quiz for Imar Tradies Insurance, testing your knowledge of funny Brownlow moments.
Kane & Kingy run a Champion Data 'time on mic' analysis of Gerard Whateley and Andy Maher's call of Carlton vs Collingwood, touch on Shaquille O'Neal's trip to Australia, and ask what Kane should choose to break his year without a drink.
After discussing last night's AFL Awards in 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim were joined by the newly crowned AFLPA MVP Andrew Brayshaw. And they also got the latest contract, trade and free agency news from Cal Twomey.
Garry and Tim had a left of centre 'Questions Without Notice' this morning, taking your calls in between some quirky topics.
SEN resident car expert 'Slippery' Steve Smirlis joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about his preparation for spring, his electric car, the medium SUV car of the year, and to answer your automobile questions.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to talk about James Aish's new deal at Fremantle, a likely new contract for Paddy McCartin, the status of the Brown brothers at Collingwood, who's calling the shots at Essendon, St Kilda's interest in Jordan De Goey, the push to trade mid-season picks, Alastair Clarkson's pursuit of experienced players, and more.
After winning the AFLPA MVP last night, Fremantle superstar Andrew Brayshaw joined Garry and Tim to talk about winning the award, the players he tries to learn from, his excitement ahead of finals, Angus' decision to stay with Melbourne, Luke Jackson's likely arrival next year, and more.
In one of his funniest crosses all year, John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to talk about Max King's goal kicking, Dayne Zorko's sledge, Garry's stiff neck, his back injury, and more.
Tim's Sunrise cross this morning, their bins, the AFL Awards, Shaquille O'Neal, Meghan Markle, the All-Australian team, Garry's similarities to JFK, and more.
After covering a range of topics in 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim were joined by Jason McCartney who discussed Adam Kingsley's appointment as senior coach. And they were then joined by Sam Edmund who had the latest footy news, including Xavier Campbell's resignation as CEO of Essendon.
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' focussed on the things we love about footy, self-checkouts, Garry's health insurance, and more. In 'Conversation Starters' Tim ranked the AFL's individual awards, then they discussed the public presentation of coaches, what Tim wants to see at Essendon, the reward for staying loyal to a club, and more. Jason McCartney called in to talk about Adam Kingsley's appointment at GWS, and after Sam Edmund shared the latest footy news, Jason Richardson joined them in the studio with plenty of sporting topics to cover, including his tips for the Spring Carnival. After Sam Edmund re-joined them to discuss the news of Xavier Campbell's resignation at Essendon, they finished with George Samios and 'The Wonderful World of Wine'.
SEN Wine expert George Samios joined Garry, Tim and Richo in the studio to answer a barrage of wine questions.
Channel 7 sport presenter Jason Richardson joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about his highlights from the Commonwealth Games, his experience at The Hundred and at Emirates Stadium, and then to give an in depth preview of the horses he likes in this year's spring carnival.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about a potential second All-Australian team, Junior Rioli's availability, Cam Rayner's suspension, North Melbourne's potential CEO target, the next Essendon coach, and more.
After the Giants landed Adam Kinglsey as their senior coach, GWS GM of Football Jason McCartney joined Garry and Tim to talk about their excitement with Kingsley, the process they went through when looking for the next coach, Mark McVeigh's efforts this year, the busy off-season they'll have, James Hird's presence this year, their conversations with Alastair Clarkson, and more.
Ranking the AFL's individual awards, the public presentation of coaches, what Tim wants to see at Essendon, the reward for staying loyal to a club, and more.
"There was a hollowness around his retirement, and then you saw how celebrated the retirement of Michael Hurley was."
What do you love about footy, truck stops, self-checkouts, petticoats, Garry's health insurance, and more.
After Tim weighed in on the "shambolic" week at Essendon, he and Garry discussed Alastair Clarkson's arrival at North Melbourne, and they then got the latest news in footy from Sam Edmund.
Ahead of Round 1 of the AFLW season this weekend, Hawthorn star Kaitlyn Ashmore joined Garry and Tim to talk about their preparations ahead of the season, her introductions to Bec Goddard's coaching, their first challenge against Essendon, and more.
Neil Balme's book, Junior Rioli's availability, Tyson Stengle's success this year, the AFLW schedule, and more.
Richmond senior club advisor Neil Balme joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about the release of his biography 'Neil Balme: A Tale of Two Men', and to re-live his combative playing career, his interesting coaching career, and his incredibly successful football administration career.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about the naming of the All-Australian squad, North Melbourne's approach to Peter Jackson, Adam Kingsley's appointment at GWS, Tom McDonald's return to the VFL, the latest injury news, and more.
Tim's thoughts on the "shambolic" week at Essendon, Alastair Clarkson's arrival at Essendon, your calls, and more.
Garry and Tim talk through Alastair Clarkson's arrival at North Melbourne and discuss what they think it'll mean for everyone at the club.
Tim Watson shares his strong thoughts on the recent events at the Bombers, which includes comments regarding Ben Rutten, Alastair Clarkson, Kevin Sheedy, Jobe Watson, James Hird, David Barham, Adrian Dodoro, Xavier Campbell, and more.
Carlton vs Collingwood, Gerard's call of Jamie Elliott's goal, the atmosphere at the game, Alastair Clarkson, Tim's pub meal, sandwiches, George Samios' appearance on TV, Craig McRae, and more.
In 'The Buck Stops Here' Bucks looked at Collingwood and key stats, what might have been for Carlton, Essendon's pursuit of an experienced coach, don't underestimate Richmond, why Geelong are as "cherry ripe" as ever, and more. He and Sam then spoke about Dayne Zorko's insult to Harrison Petty, before they were joined by Carlton CEO Brian Cook. And lastly, they spoke to Bulldogs defender Taylor Duryea.
After a crazy final day of the home and away season saw them sneak into a finals spot, Western Bulldogs defender Taylor Duryea joined Sam and Bucks to talk about their emotions while viewing Carlton vs Collingwood yesterday, the recovery from his knee injury, Luke Beveridge's ability to motivate the group, how they'll approach the week off, and more.
Who are the All-Australian key forwards this year, can Fremantle do any damage in September, did Tom Hawkins forget his playing jumper, what were Melbourne doing in the post-game celebrations, your calls, and more.
With the AFLW season set to get underway this weekend, AFLW General Manager Nicole Livingstone joined Sam and Bucks to talk about their preparations ahead of the season, the entire fixture, the length of the season, Erin Phillips' return to Port Adelaide, ticket prices, the release of the AFLW documentary on Disney Plus, and more.
After their crushing loss to Collingwood that saw them miss a spot in the top eight, Carlton CEO Brian Cook joined Sam and Bucks to talk about their devastation, the motivation he hopes it gives the side, Michael Voss' handling of the situation, how they'll improve next year, and more.
Sam and Bucks share their thoughts on the comments Dayne Zorko made to Harrison Petty in Brisbane's loss to Melbourne on Friday night.
Collingwood and key stats, what might have been for Carlton, Essendon's pursuit of an experienced coach, don't underestimate Richmond, why Geelong are as "cherry ripe" as ever, and more.
Carlton vs Collingwood, the emotion of football, Bucks' nasty injury, your calls, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy were joined by Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell ahead of their final match of 2022, discussing Ben Rutten’s predicament and their management of exit interviews. Heath Shaw explains his ambition to enter into player management, and Sam Edmund breaks the news of Charlie Curnow’s re-signing at Carlton. As always, Kane and Kingy tackle the big issues ahead of Round 23: St Kilda’s list, Essendon’s fractious week, and North Melbourne’s pursuit of Alastair Clarkson.
Kane & Kingy tackle the big issues leading into Round 23: St Kilda's list after another season without finals, Carlton's trajectory and what making the finals or otherwise means for them, and Port Adelaide's 'arrogant Adelaide' comments ahead of Saturday night's Showdown.
Kane & Kingy tackle the vexed issue of St Kilda's list as they look headed for a September holiday for the second season running under Brett Ratten. Do they need to start culling the list they'd recruited to contend and load up on young talent? Is that tenable for Ratten?
Former Collingwood and GWS star Heath Shaw joins Kane & Kingy to discuss the Pies ascension under Craig McRae and his recent reconnection with the club, his thoughts on the Giants slide from finals to bottom four, and ambition to enter the player management industry.
Kane & Kingy dissect a turbulent week at Essendon following the departure of Paul Brasher, mixed messages on Ben Rutten, and pursuit of Alistair Clarkson. The boys also unpack the week at North Melbourne as Clarkson holds out on his decision, with president Sonja Hood emerging as the club's public face.
Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell joins Kane and Kingy ahead of their potentially finals-shaping clash against the Bulldogs on Sunday. Sam touches on Ben Rutten's predicament, Richmond's form and James Sicily's move to the midfield.
Kane and Kingy look at the newly released documentary on the catfishing scandal that brought down Manti Te'o, Ben Rutten's Shawshank-style slog through the week towards his possible pay out, and ask what you've believed in at your footy club long past the point of reality.
The discussion around where Alastair Clarkson will land continued with Garry and Tim this morning, and after also looking at what's made Craig McRae so successful this year, they caught up with Cal Twomey who had the latest trade, contract and draft news. And they finished off by chatting to Travis Boak ahead of the Showdown against the Crows this weekend.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included chats about footy trip destinations, ways to save money, the AFL's TV rights, and more. John from Epping, who was in fine form, called in with an axe to grind with Garry, and in 'Conversation Starters' they asked if Alastair Clarkson will choose North Melbourne or Essendon, before assessing Ben Rutten's position at the Bombers, why Craig McRae has been so good for Collingwood, and more. They got the latest trade, contract and draft news from Cal Twomey, before being joined by AFLPA CEO Paul Marsh who spoke about the re-release of his father Rod's autobiography. After a quick 'Questions Without Notice', they were joined by Travis Boak, who spoke about Robbie Gray's retirement and the Showdown against the Crows this weekend.
Ahead the Showdown against the Crows this weekend, Port Adelaide star Travis Boak joined Garry and Tim to talk about the retirement of Robbie Gray and to explain what made him such a special player. He also touched on the build-up to the Showdown, the disappointed fans in Adelaide, and more.
Would you give Michael Hurley a farewell game, where should Sam Weideman be looking to further his career, what impact will four umpires have on the game, your calls, and more.
After the re-release of his father Rod's illustrated autobiography, AFLPA CEO Paul Marsh joined Garry and Tim to talk about the life of his legendary father, and to share some of the funnier stories from his playing career for Australia. He also touched on the current pre-season requirements of AFL players, and the research the AFLPA has done to help with their assistance of delisted players.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to discuss Brad Hill and Lewis Melican's openness to trades, the availability of Luke Breust and Jack Gunston, Jesinta Franklin's official player manager accreditation, Can Zurhaar's future, Collingwood's interest in Billy Frampton and Tim Taranto, and more.
Will Alastair Clarkson choose North Melbourne or Essendon, Ben Rutten's position at the Bombers, why Craig McRae has been so good for Collingwood, should the minor premiers be rewarded, Jeremy Cameron's injury, Dan Hannebery's retirement, the AFLW season, and more.
"(If) he goes to Essendon there is an expectation of success and getting it right much earlier than there is if he goes to the Kangaroos."
With Alastair Clarkson yet to make up his mind on where he'll be coaching next year, John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to talk about Clarkson's future, his sore back, his gripe with Garry, Max King's goal kicking, and more.
Lawn mowing, their coffee mugs, footy trip destinations, the show Tim has been watching, ways to save money, the AFL's TV rights, and more.
After discussing Essendon's treatment of Ben Rutten and Kevin Sheedy's comments regarding Alastair Clarkson, Garry and Tim got the latest news in footy off Sam Edmund, and then caught up with John Dangerfield ahead of Paddy's 300th game this weekend.
On Wednesday morning, discussion in Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' centred around Tattslotto, the 'Whisper-torial', the old Aussie cricket team's catch-up, pre-season training requirements, Bucks' injury, and more. After a quick chat with footy jumper collector Wayne Jordan, they moved onto 'Conversation Starters' where they discussed Essendon's treatment of Ben Rutten, Kevin Sheedy's comments on 5AA, Robbie Gray and Shane Edwards' retirements, and more. Sam Edmund joined them in the studio to share the latest footy news, and they also caught up with John Dangerfield ahead of Paddy's 300th game this weekend. After their 'Questions Without Notice' they finished the show with George Samios and 'The Wonderful World of Wine'.
The concerning stat if you're a Richmond fan, Collingwood vs Carlton this weekend, how important is Lenny Hayes' return to St Kilda, what expectations should we have for Dustin Martin's return, is there an experimental move Melbourne could make this weekend, will there be an announcement of a new coach this week, and more.
Ahead of Paddy's 300th game this weekend, John Dangerfield joined Garry and Tim to re-live his experiences during Paddy's career, and to explain what they're looking forward to most this weekend.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about the clubs hit with penalties for COVID-19 testing breaches, Zaine Cordy's tribunal hearing, North Melbourne's Plan B after Alastair Clarkson, Ollie Henry's contract situation at Collingwood, and more.
Zaine Cordy's tribunal hearing, Essendon's treatment of Ben Rutten, Kevin Sheedy's comments on 5AA, Robbie Gray and Shane Edwards' retirements, your calls, and more.
After Robbie Gray and Shane Edwards announced their retirements yesterday, Garry and Tim looked at their careers and posed a few questions around them.
"It's an appalling situation for someone to find themselves in... (but) that's the job that you take on."
After the article about him in the Herald Sun yesterday, footy jumper collector Wayne Jordan joined Garry and Tim to talk about how he started his collection, the best jumper in his collection, and his most wanted jumpers.
Tattslotto, scammers, Tim's film recommendation, the 'Whisper-torial', the old Aussie cricket team's catch-up, Ian Chappell's retirement, pre-season training requirements, Bucks' injury, the NRL grand final, and more.
After Garry and Tim weighed in on the turmoil at Essendon, the got the latest news from Tullamarine and from the rest of the league with Sam Edmund. Tim also asked if Sydney fans should be more sensitive to booing after their treatment of Jack Ginnivan on Sunday.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to share the latest on the happenings at Essendon, North Melbourne's chances of landing Alastair Clarkson, Jeremy Cameron's hamstring injury, the potential schedule for the first week of finals, Zaine Cordy's trip to the tribunal tonight, and more.
The situation at Essendon dominated discussion in today's Conversation Starters, with Garry and Tim sharing their own thoughts, then opening the lines to hear from passionate Bombers supporters.
Garry and Tim opened the lines to allow passionate Essendon supporters to share their thoughts on the events currently taking place at their club.
Mad North Melbourne supporter John from Epping quickly joined Garry and Tim to share his thoughts on Essendon's potential pursuit of Alastair Clarkson.
After the tumultuous day at Essendon yesterday, Garry and Tim shared their thoughts on the events and explained what they think is in store for the Bombers.
The big day at Essendon yesterday, Tim's knee advisory app, Garry's heel treatment, the most attractive professions, the crowd at the SCG, old footy jumpers, Chris Rock at the footy, and more.
After discussing Essendon's disappointing performance against Port Adelaide with Garry, Bucks had plenty of topics to get through in 'The Buck Stops Here', and Sam Edmund also joined them in the studio to share the latest news from Round 22.
Following their thrilling win against Carlton on Saturday night, Melbourne defender Jake Lever joined Garry and Bucks to discuss the "super nervous" finish to their game, their recent issues with forward connection, his late kick into the middle of the ground, and more.
The one concern with Geelong, should Max King access outside assistance for his goal kicking, the Gold Coast Suns' season, Brisbane's premiership chances, your calls, and more.
After securing a spot in the finals with a big win against the Hawks yesterday, Richmond star Liam Baker joined Garry and Bucks to talk through their efforts yesterday, Maurice Rioli's strong performance, the positional changes in his career, Tom Lynch's big day, Dustin Martin's potential return date, and more.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Bucks to discuss the anger at the Bombers after their heavy loss to Port Adelaide, the off-field movement at North Melbourne, Adam Yze's chances of becoming the next coach of GWS, the upcoming meeting between the AFL CEO's, Zaine Cordy's bump on Tanner Bruhn, and more.
"This club and this coaching group... are trying to help him become a better player and a better product for the club."
Ben Cunnington's return, Jake Melksham's recent form, Tom Lynch's dominant performance, Dane Rampe's last quarter effort, Jake Lever's kick inboard, and more.
Thomas Tuchel vs Antonio Conte, minor premierships, the crowd at the SCG, Melbourne vs Carlton, Garry's drive on the Monash, Bucks' trip to Luna Park, and more.
On Friday, Kane Cornes and David King gave their verdict on the surprise overturning of Patrick Cripps' suspension by the AFL appeals board, and took calls from a fired up public with the Blues' season seemingly granted a lifeline. The boys also tackle big issues regarding the futures of Ken Hinkley and Alistair Clarkson, and look forward to the new AFLW season with St Kilda captain Hannah Priest. As always there's a ramble and the Friday agenda, and Kingy makes the case for his All Australian selections.
St Kilda AFLW skipper Hannah Priest joins Kane and Kingy ahead of their practice match against Brisbane today. Hannah discusses the growing professionalism of the league, the impact of expansion sides on the Saints' playing stocks, and their belief that they can turn last season's close losses into wins this campaign.
David King puts his All Australian selections before selector Kane Cornes, with Mark Blicavs the contentious decision on Kingy's wing.
Kane and Kingy on Geelong's continued management of their list ahead of the finals, Collingwood's spirit and whether it can keep covering their lack of tall forwards, Brisbane's small forwards and whether they've delivered on ability, and North's decision to drop Jason Horne-Francis.
Kane and Kingy discuss North Melbourne's pursuit of Alistair Clarkson, as the club near crunch time in their planning for 2023.
Kane and Kingy review the week that's been at Port Adelaide, with David Koch and Ken Hinkley once again thrashing out Hinkley's future in the press.
Kane and Kingy unpack the overturning of Patrick Cripps' two-week suspension at the AFL appeals board, and take calls from an outraged footy public.
Following the retirement of Matt de Boer, Kane Cornes pays tribute to the waning art of tagging by listing his top 5 exponents of the modern era.
Kane and Kingy discuss Tommy Lee's Instagram post that has 'shocked the world', Travis Paulson's signing as Liquid Death's 'hydration assistant', and Kane gets to return serve on Matt Rendell and Tim Watson in the Rendell Files.
After discussing the latest on Tasmania's bid for an AFL team and the interesting situation with Brodie Grundy, Garry and Tim caught up with Leigh Adams ahead of Ben Cunnington's return to North Melbourne's senior side this weekend, and Cal Twomey called in to give them the latest free agency, trade and draft news.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included discussion about ideas for Tim's holiday, heated seats in cars, Garry's roast last night, and more. Next up was John from Epping who had a few axes to grind, and in 'Conversation Starters' they looked at Tasmania's bid for an AFL team, the interesting situation with Brodie Grundy, the "tension" at Essendon, and more. Leigh Adams joined them ahead of Ben Cunnington's return to North Melbourne's side this weekend, and after getting the latest contract, trade and draft news from Cal Twomey, they moved into 'Questions Without Notice'. And they finished the show by chatting with SEN car expert 'Slippery' Steve Smirlis in the studio.
SEN resident car expert joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about the used car bubble bursting, the best way to photograph a car you're trying to sell, and more, while answering some of your questions.
Garry's injection today, Collingwood's offer to Port Adelaide, Kingy's claim about the biggest home and away game ever, Sydney vs Collingwood, your calls, and more.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to give them the latest on Josh Dunkley's future, Jake Lloyd and Sam Reid's new deals, Jacob Hopper's fit at Geelong, extensions for youngsters at Collingwood and Carlton, a draft bolter from Gippsland, and more.
Ahead of their match against Adelaide this week, North Melbourne interim coach Leigh Adams joined Garry and Tim to talk about Ben Cunnington's return to the side, the areas they've improved in this year, his adjustment to the head coaching role, his aspirations for the future, Jaidyn Stephenson and Jason Horne-Francis' seasons, and more.
The latest on Tasmania's bid for an AFL team, Ben Rutten's thoughts on Dyson Heppell, the interesting situation with Brodie Grundy, the "tension" at Essendon, the appeal for Patrick Cripps' suspension, Tony Shepherd's comments regarding a COLA in NSW, the greatest disappearance act in the AFL, and more.
"If I hear there's tension then I'm not unhappy if it's my football club, because I would hope that there's some form of tension there."
"Nothing has come across the desk from the AFL in regard into the 19th license being in Tasmania."
John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to talk about the cockatoos in his garden, his holiday recommendation for Tim, Melbourne's challenges, his non-porky chop of the week, Alastair Clarkson, and more.
Ideas for Tim's holiday, heated seats in cars, the movie Garry watched last night, Tim's post-surgery Wordle skills, Garry's roast last night, and more.
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim discussed Melbourne's interest in Brodie Grundy and Taylor Walker's recent comments regarding Adelaide's camp before catching up with Mitch Cleary, who had the latest footy news. And lastly, they were joined by former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf who shared his incredible life story.
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included chats about The Farmer of the Year awards, their pantries, Tim's MKR idea, and more. After speaking to Paul Maher from Kilmore FNC and Adam Dove from Kilmore and Seymour Toyota about Toyota's 'Good For Footy' program, they got into 'Conversation Starters' where they discussed Patrick Cripps' suspension, Melbourne's interest in Brodie Grundy, Taylor Walker's comments regarding Adelaide's camp, the prison bar jumper debate, and more. They got the latest footy news off Mitch Cleary, before they were joined by former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf who shared his incredible life story. And they finished in 'The Wonderful World of Wine' with George Samios.
Former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf to share his incredible life story, which included a prison sentence and a stint in drug rehabilitation after he was selected with pick 2 in the 1998 draft.
Channel 7 footy reporter Mitch Cleary joined Garry and Tim to discuss Carlton's chances of appealing the tribunal's Patrick Cripps decision, Dyson Heppell's future with Essendon, Melbourne's interest in Brodie Grundy, Patrick Dangerfield's calf injury, and more.
Patrick Cripps' suspension, Josh Kennedy's retirement, Melbourne's interest in Brodie Grundy, Taylor Walker's comments regarding Adelaide's camp, the prison bar jumper debate, what player managers are up to at the moment, and more.
Garry and Tim discuss Taylor Walker's recent comments about Adelaide's infamous camp and the affect it had on certain players at the Crows.
As part of Toyota's 'Good For Footy' program, Garry and Tim were joined by Paul Maher from Kilmore FNC and Adam Dove from Kilmore and Seymour Toyota to talk about their long-running partnership, the challenges of running a football/netball club, and more.
The Farmer of the Year awards, Ryan Leaf, their pantries, Tim's MKR idea, finals tickets prices, Cam Smith's signing with LIV, Patrick Cripps' opening remark at the tribunal, and more.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim discussed Patrick Cripps' suspension and Ken Hinkley's future at Port Adelaide in 'Conversation Starters', before being joined by Sam Edmund who had plenty of footy news, and Zoe Samios who discussed the AFL's TV rights negotiations.
Adelaide's apology to their members, what position will Sam Darcy predominantly play, why did Bailey Smith only sign for two years, Kane Cornes' criticism of Collingwood, can Carlton claim to have had a successful year if they miss the finals, is there plenty left in the tank for David Mundy, could Izak Rankine turn into a Shai Bolton kind of player, and more.
Sydney Morning Herald and The Age reporter Zoe Samios joined Garry and Tim to explain where things sit between the AFL and TV networks in negotiations for the footy rights.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to discuss Gold Coast's extraordinary offer to Dyson Heppell, Bailey Smith's contract extension, Jamie Elliott's three-year deal, Brodie Grundy's injury, Patrick Cripps' suspension, and more.
Patrick Cripps' suspension, Ken Hinkley's future at Port Adelaide, Lance Franklin's contract negotiations, Izak Rankine's offer from Adelaide, and more.
"It was never a story that Buddy put out there... it hasn't been in his nature ever to do that, Buddy."
"It's not a stretch to say that it may well be a good time for club and coach to depart."
Olivia Newton John's passing, their luncheon on Thursday, Garry's outfit last night, The Masked Singer, the Kardashians, Ed Langdon's comments, and more.
Collingwood and Geelong's form, Patrick Cripps' bump, the mature handling of Lance Franklin's contract situation, Zac Bailey's importance to the Lions, and Brayden Maynard's physicality were all spoken about in 'The Buck Stops Here', and Garry and Bucks were then joined by Sam Edmund who had the latest news from the weekend. Lastly, they were joined by Sydney co-captain Luke Parker.
After getting the job done against North Melbourne yesterday, Sydney co-captain Luke Parker joined Garry and Bucks to talk about their strong form recently, Chad Warner's emergence, the versatility of their players, Lance Franklin's contract situation, North Melbourne's impressive showing yesterday, their big test against Collingwood this weekend, and more.
What does Alastair Clarkson's presence at North Melbourne mean, Melbourne's needs up forward, David Mundy's availability, Mitch Georgiades' omission, and more.
Just hours after winning gold at the Commonwealth Games, Australian cricketer Grace Harris joined Garry and Bucks to talk about the win against India, their continued dominance, Ash Gardner's bowling, Tahlia McGrath's unconventional preparation for the game, and more.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Bucks to give them the latest on Patrick Cripps' chances of being suspended, the continued fallout from Adelaide's camp, Ben Cunnington's return to the footy field, Josh Kennedy's injury, the AFL's issues with clubs' COVID compliancy, and more.
The importance of timing in this year's AFL season, Brisbane's elite pressure, Justin Longmuir's coaching performance, Sam Darcy's debut, GWS's win, and more.
Collingwood and Geelong's form, Patrick Cripps' bump, the mature handling of Lance Franklin's contract situation, Zac Bailey's importance to the Lions, and Brayden Maynard's physicality.
"I think the way that we have set the tribunal up is based on outcome, and you can be unlucky."
Their favourite Commonwealth Games events, the age they got their license, Collingwood's win on Friday night, and more.
Kane Cornes and David King are joined by Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell on the eve of Ben McEvoy's 250th game, and debut of Jai Serong. The boys cover off on rumours regarding moves for Lance Franklin and Izak Rankine, hit out at Mark McVeigh... and run a quiz with a difference!
Kane and Kingy set the agenda ahead of Round 21; the boys were disappointed with Mark McVeigh's back-peddle, Kane feels the Dogs aren't as far from a flag as they appear, and both agree it's a big week for Ed Langdon.
Kane Cornes and David King discuss Izak Rankine's potential move to Adelaide and how it should be handled by the Suns, Buddy Franklin's touted move to Brisbane, and 'Uncontested Ed' Langdon's comments ahead of the Dees' meeting with the Pies.
Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell joins Kane and Kingy to discuss Jai Serong's debut and Ben McEvoy's 250th, his take on Ed Langdon's Collingwood comments, and his take on the premiership contenders.
Kane and Kingy start the push to #freethegaze, review Kingy's disgraceful effort on The Weakest Link, and fall even further in love with Jeremy Cameron after his painting exploits came to light.
Garry and Tim were joined by John from Epping, Paul Marsh, Jason Richardson, Ben McEvoy and Cal Twomey
Jason Richardson joined Garry and Tim for an update on the Commonwealth Games live from Birmingham
CEO of the AFLPA, Paul Marsh joined Garry and Tim to discuss Eddie Betts' new book, and what it means for the AFLPA's relationship with the players
Garry and Tim continue their discussion on Eddie Betts, and Tim asks if St Kilda would be willing to recruit Jordan De Goey
John from Epping joined Gary and Tim for a chat, where he discussed last weekends umpiring and what Melbourne need to do to beat Geelong
After giving their opinions on Eddie Betts' autobiography and the chapter about Adelaide's camp in 2018, Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to highlight more of the fascinating details in the book.
SEN resident wine expert George Samios joined Garry and Tim in the studio to preview their lunch tomorrow and to answer all your wine questions.
What is there to make of Richmond's free kick differential, how much is Shai Bolton worth, how good would it be if Ben Cunnington returns to footy this weekend, what's happened to Sean Darcy, should clubs stop playing players who are likely to be leaving, where does Josh Kennedy sit amongst the modern-day forwards, and more.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to expand on the contents of Eddie Betts' autobiography and the chapters regarding Adelaide's camp in 2018, and also to touch on Oscar Piastri's Alpine contract and the stadium war underway in Sydney.
SEN 1170's Matty Johns joined Garry and Tim to talk about the Melbourne Storm's difficult season, Nathan Cleary's suspension, North Melbourne's next coach, his interaction with Jeff Browne, his favourite Commonwealth Games events, and more.
"On the basis of this, and what we hear now, and what Eddie is speaking, then I'm not surprised that it ripped the joint apart."
As part of Toyota's 'Good For Footy' program, Garry and Tim were joined by Danny Egan from Murrumbeena JFC and Lee Matenga from Chadstone Toyota to talk about how their partnership works, the benefits they have for each other, the state of football at the moment, and more.
Their lunch yesterday, charging electric cars, massages, the dais at the Commonwealth Games, and more.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim looked at the salary cap issues the Giants may be facing and the impact it could have on the club, and also discussed David Mundy's retirement before debating the umpiring of the high tackle rule. Tim also asked if Tom Lynch is undervalued amongst the competition's key forwards and they then got the latest footy news from Sam Edmund.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's Ramble included chats about the watchability of Shai Bolton, Tim's knee replacement recovery, their swimming days, and more. In 'Conversation Starters' they talked through the salary cap issues facing the Giants, David Mundy's retirement, Joel Selwood's future, the umpiring of high tackles, and more. And after chatting to Reach Foundation CEO Fergus Watts ahead of the 'Round for Reach' this weekend, Sam Edmund joined them in the studio to deliver plenty of news from the AFL. 'Questions Without Notice' had them discussing Noah Cumberland's recruitment to Richmond, Luke Jackson's future, Tasmania's stadium, and more.
Noah Cumberland at Richmond, Luke Jackson's future at Melbourne, a stadium for Tasmania, your calls, and more.
With all signs pointing towards a move to Fremantle, Garry talks through how he'd try to convince Luke Jackson to stay at Melbourne.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to give them all the latest injury and suspension news, and to discuss Chris Fagan's future at Brisbane, the potential exodus at GWS this off-season, Ollie Henry's contract situation at Collingwood, Port Adelaide's wishes to wear the prison bar jumper, and more.
Ahead of the 'Round for Reach' this weekend, Reach Foundation CEO Fergus Watts joined Garry and Tim in the studio to explain why they're asking everyone to "be like Jim (Stynes)" this weekend, how you can help their cause, and to discuss the biggest challenges facing the youth of today.
The salary cap issues at the Giants, David Mundy's retirement, Joel Selwood's future, the umpiring of the high tackle rule, the underappreciation of Tom Lynch, Jack Riewoldt's chances of playing on next year, and more.
Garry and Tim share their contrasting opinions on how the umpires have been handling the AFL's updated interpretation of the high tackle rule.
Garry and Tim react to David Mundy's retirement and also ask whether Joel Selwood will be looking to continue his playing career next year.
Garry and Tim ask what the potential salary cap issues at the Giants will mean for the club going forward.
The watchability of Shai Bolton, speed limits on the M1 again, Tim's knee replacement recovery, their lunch today, their swimming days, and more.
After Bucks went through his five key takeaways from Round 20 in 'The Buck Stops Here', he and Garry discussed Mark McVeigh's post game comments after the Giants' loss to Sydney, and also got the latest news from the weekend from Sam Edmund.
Dan McStay's potential move to Collingwood, Jordan De Goey's future, Ben Keays' strong performance, Fremantle's capacity to defend, Noah Cumberland's performance, and more.
"There should be weighted votes... Jack Viney on weighted votes could go to the front, because his ability to step up at the most critical time has been unbelievable."
After leading St Kilda to a crucial win over the Hawks on Saturday, Rowan Marshall joined Garry and Bucks to talk about his role when Paddy Ryder isn't in the side, the "stern conversations" at the Saints recently, Dan Hannebery's return to the team, the exciting youngsters they have at the club, their upcoming game against Geelong, and more.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Bucks in the studio to provide updates on the injury news from Round 20, and to look at some of the interesting comments from coaches in their post-game pressers.
"Touk Miller gets back to defend first, and that attitude is what helps him be the player that he is."
Garry and Bucks react to Mark McVeigh's damning comments regarding the efforts from numerous GWS players against Sydney.
Sydney's immense pressure, Patrick Dangerfield's "x-factor" for Geelong, Richmond vs Brisbane, Geelong's success on and off the field, and Carlton's loss to Adelaide.
After speaking to Commonwealth Games gold medallist Jess Stenson off the top, Garry and Bucks continued their Commonwealth Games discussion, while also revisiting speed limits on the M1, and the rising price of beer.
After securing a gold medal for Australia in the women's marathon, Jess Stenson joined Garry and Bucks to talk about her run in Birmingham, her preparation for the race, the influence of her family and team members, and more.
Fireball Friday with Kane and Kingy. Alastair Clarkson's future was discussed with two clubs emerging as frontrunners to secure him for 2023. Sydney Swans coach John Longmire spoke to the boys about their season so far and their clash with GWS this weekend. In The Friday Agenda, Kane asked why Justin Leppitsch has been considered for another senior coaching role, Kingy wants to know if the Brisbane and the Western Bulldogs are the real deal and which players are being underutilized by their current club.
Kane questions father Graham about his poor footy-tipping so far this season. Graham shares a Ken Hinkley-style story from his tenure as coach of the Adelaide Crows, and Graham offers some advice to son Kane as his media star continues to rise.
Should Justin Leppitsch be looked at as a potential senior coach? Are the Western Bulldogs the real deal? What player at your club has been underutilized? These questions are answered by Kane and Kingy as part of the Friday agenda.
Sydney Swans senior coach John Longmire joined Kane and Kingy to discuss the Swans' run to the finals and their big clash this weekend with cross-town rival Greater Western Sydney Giants.
Kane Cornes and David King pay tribute to the amazing career of Geelong star Joel Selwood. Kane makes him the week's top performer with Kingy asking the question is Selwood the toughest player to have ever played?
Collingwood has gun ruckman Brody Grundy wrapped up in a long-term contract. Despite this, could he be moved on the Pies? Kane and Kingy discuss what has been said about the Grundy contract and take callers on the topic.
Kane and Kingy discuss Jack Silvangi being omitted from this week's clash with the Adelaide Crows with the help of some listeners who hit the phone line.
Both GWS and North Melbourne have met with in-demand coach Alistair Clarkson leading to a race for his services. Kane and Kingy unpack the case for both clubs with Kane in the GWS corner while Kingy goes into bat for the Shinboners.
With Matt Rendall firing a shot at Kane Cornes on Adelaide radio this week, Kane returns serve with another edition of the RENDALL FILES. Kingy puts SEN SAs Michelangelo Rucci on notice for driving up the length of press conferences while Kane puts Kingy on notice for a commentator's curse moment in the Q Clash.
The Commonwealth Games opening ceremony is underway with Kane and Kingy trying their best to get excited about it. NFL Quarterback Kyler Murray has a clause in his contract that he must watch game film every week. The boys ask what clause would you like to see added to an AFL player's contract. Kane flags the return of the Rendall files next.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim looked at Alastair Clarkson's potential of heading to GWS and also discussed the pressure Chris Fagan and the Lions are approaching as the finals approach. After getting all the latest free agency, contract and draft news from Cal Twomey, they asked if everyone was too quick to put a line through Brodie Grundy at Collingwood.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim looked at the sporting public's investment in the Commonwealth Games and other international athletes in 'The Ramble', and quickly cleared the rest of their commitments to give themselves enough time for a classic chat with John from Epping. Alastair Clarkson and his third meeting with GWS was the key topic in 'Conversation Starters', and they then caught up with Cal Twomey who had all the latest free agency, contract and draft news from the AFL. After a chat with Kookaburras co-captain Eddie Ockenden, they moved into 'Questions Without Notice' where they asked if we've underestimated Charlie Curnow's return, have we gone too early on putting a line through Brodie Grundy, will Josh Kennedy return to the Swans' senior team, and more.
Have we underestimated Charlie Curnow's return, have we gone too early on putting a line through Brodie Grundy, would the AFL announce if they assisted GWS in getting Alastair Clarkson, will Josh Kennedy return to the Swans' senior team, and more.
"I don't think there's anybody out there who could argue successfully that Collingwood are a better team without Brodie Grundy in their team, the conversation was always around the length of his contract and the amount of money that he was going to paid over that time."
With the Commonwealth Games set to start tomorrow, Kookaburras co-captain Eddie Ockenden joined Garry and Tim to talk about the honour of being asked to be a flag bearer, their preparation for the Games, the pressure their feeling, the set up at the athletes' village, and more.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to discuss the future of Josh Dunkley, Darcy Gardiner and Liam Jones, and also to provide updates on contract extensions at the Bombers, the Demons, and the Saints. He then went through some of the top prospects in this year's draft.
Is Alastair Clarkson headed for GWS, would the AFL financially assist the Giants to help lure Clarkson, the most supported teams in the AFL, the pressure on Chris Fagan and the Lions, Dyson Heppell's future at Essendon, Ben Brown's return to Melbourne, and more.
Garry and Tim ask if the AFL would pay Alastair Clarkson outside of the soft cap if it meant he would coach GWS.
"It would say to me that they're heading down the road, they're a fair way down the track if they're having a third meeting..."
For the first time in two weeks, John from Epping, who was in fantastic form, joined Garry and Tim to talk about the love between the two, Garry and Bucks' arguing, North Melbourne's next coach, the umpiring of Tom Hawkins and Jack Ginnivan, and also to name his porky chop of the week.
Garry's injury, our investment in the Commonwealth Games and how we view our international athletes, cats at the footy, and more.
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim covered Leigh Matthews' reaction to the umpiring of Jack Ginnivan, Joel Selwood's place amongst the greatest Cats ever, Jack Riewoldt on Damien Hardwick, and more in 'Conversation Starters'. And they also got all the latest footy news from Channel 7's Mitch Cleary.
Channel 7 footy reporter Mitch Cleary joined Garry and Tim to give updates on Ricky Ponting's upcoming meeting with Alastair Clarkson, Brayden Maynard's shoulder injury, Daniel Hannebery's potential return this weekend, Angus Brayshaw's playing future, the AFL's lack of plans for charter flights, and more.
Should the players have a countdown clock, Francis Galbally's Collingwood comments, Tasmania's bid for an AFL team, your calls, and more.
15-year-old Max Becker from SEN's 'The Kid's Edition' joined Garry and Tim to talk about his podcast, his introduction to SEN, who he wants to be like in footy media, who he'd like to interview, and more.
SEN resident wine expert George Samios joined Garry and Tim to reveal his white wine ladder, and to take your calls.
Junior football clubs, Leigh Matthews on the umpiring of Jack Ginnivan, is Joel Selwood the greatest Cat ever, Liam Jones' future, Jack Riewoldt on Damien Hardwick, and more.
After Tom Hawkins called Joel Selwood the greatest Cat ever, Garry and Tim gave their takes on the matter.
As part of Toyota's Good for Footy program, Mick Carlson from Noble Park Junior Football Club and Joel Dabrera from Patterson Cheney Toyota joined Garry and Tim to talk about their partnership, and the importance they have to each other.
Their guests this morning, Garry's speeding fine, Essendon's recent premiership reunion, a new show for Tim, The Strokes, a potential new intro song, Ricky Ponting and Alastair Clarkson, and more.
After Tim shared his strong thoughts on Essendon's loss to Collingwood, he and Garry assessed where the medical sub sits, and then caught up with Angus Brayshaw who spoke honestly about his playing future with the Demons. They also spoke to Michael Carayannis who expanded on the Manly pride jersey story.
On Tuesday morning, the first item on Garry and Tim's agenda in 'The Ramble' was Tim's return from his knee replacement, and they also spoke about the TV shows Tim's been watching, Garry's painting, and more. In 'Conversation Starters' they discussed Essendon's loss to Collingwood, the medical sub, the importance of assistant coaches, and then were joined by Melbourne star Angus Brayshaw, who spoke openly about his playing future and the position the Demons currently find themselves in. Daily Telegraph journalist Michael Carayannis joined the show to talk about the Manly pride jersey story and in 'Questions Without Notice' they looked at how Kane Lambert will be remembered by footy fans, Damien Hardwick's white line fever, Chris Fagan's chances of stepping aside for Alastair Clarkson, and more.
Paddy Pimblett on the importance of speaking about mental health, how will Kane Lambert be remembered by footy fans, does Damien Hardwick owe Darby Henderson an apology, would Chris Fagan step aside for Alastair Clarkson, Toby Greene's appearance on 'On The Couch' last night, Billy Picken's passing, Geelong and their ruck situation, and more.
After breaking the story that up to seven Manly players will refuse to play this weekend due to the club's pride jersey, Daily Telegraph Michael Carayannis joined Garry and Tim to expand on the issue and to explain what might be next for the players and the club.
Melbourne star Angus Brayshaw joined Garry and Tim to discuss his playing future and to explain why he's doing his due diligence when deciding on where he plays next year. He also talked through the Demons' struggles at the moment, their ladder position, and their upcoming match against Fremantle.
The key defensive stats for premiership contenders, Tom Atkins' mindset at Geelong, Essendon's late efforts against Collingwood, the medical sub, the importance of good assistant coaches, and more.
There are some people who are just not suited to be a senior coach, but might be just the greatest assistants."
"And that's why everybody looks at this, and thinks, well, what the hell's going on here?"
Tim had some strong thoughts on Essendon's late game efforts that allowed Jamie Elliott to kick the game winning goal for Collingwood on Sunday.
Tim's knee replacement, the tv shows he's been watching, Garry's painting, Nat Fyfe, Kane Lambert's retirement, the umpiring of Jack Ginnivan, and more.
After Bucks' listed his key takeaways from Round 19, Garry and Bucks caught up with Western Bulldogs star Aaron Naughton after their thrilling win on Saturday night, and they were also joined in the studio by Sam Edmund who had the latest news from the weekend.
On Monday morning, Garry and Bucks' 'Ramble' caught up on everything Garry had missed while on their two-week break, and they then moved onto 'The Buck Stops Here' where Bucks listed his five key takeaways from Round 19. They discussed the emergence of Jamarra Ugle-Hagan, before debating Harrison Jones' actions in the closing moments of yesterday's game between Essendon and Collingwood, and Aaron Naughton then called in after the Western Bulldogs' superb win against the Demons. Sam Edmund joined them in the studio to give them the latest news out of Round 19, and they had a lot to work through in 'Questions Without Notice'.
Tim English's form in 2022, the grey area in the rules, should we have extra time or stick with draws, your calls, and more.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to discuss Brett Ratten's comments about the danger Optus Stadium's surface posed yesterday, Chris Fagan and Stuart Dew's contrasting comments about Brandon Starcevich, Damien Hardwick's alleged run-in with Williamstown players in the VFL, and more.
"I love the way the umpires adjudicated this on the weekend... I thought in that instance, Redman went way over the top on Ginnivan and it was a free kick."
After beating the reigning premiers in thrilling fashion on Saturday night, Western Bulldogs star Aaron Naughton joined Garry and Bucks to talk about the win, their determination in the back half of the year, his move into defence late against the Dees, the condition of his body, their challenge against Geelong this weekend, and more.
Garry and Bucks debate Harrison Jones' actions in the dying moments of yesterday's match between the Bombers and the Pies.
Geelong's leaders knowing when to stand up, Charlie Dixon's importance to Port Adelaide, the highlights from the weekend, Adam Saad's growth, and late game goal kicking, and more.
Bucks' Kokoda trek, Billy Picken's passing, Jamie Elliot's goal, Tim's knee operation, Cam Mooney's country footy appearance, what happened while Garry was away, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy's 'Ramble' included a discussion around the soft sap discussion. Kingy also asked do you take your tipping seriously and congratulated Kane on committing to his charity run and his new gig on Sportsday with Gerald Healy. A well know rapper has fallen in love with AFL Football after watching 90’s highlights, Cameron Smith has been offered $130 million to leave PGA tour and join Greg Norman's under fire LIV gold tour. Soccer Australia has banned visiting stars from having photos taken with the Sherrin.The sports update featured Aussie athletics stars Kelsey Lee Barber and Peter Bol strutting their stuff on the world stage. The boomers through to the next round of Asia Cup Baseball after beating China and a rundown on the important ins and outs in the AFL. Guests on the show this morning included Daniel Hoyne from Champion Data, Hawthorn senior coach Sam Mitchell, and the under fire chairperson of the North Melbourne Football Club Sonja Hood. The Friday agenda was headlined All Australian team discussions and Kingy referred back to Champion Data stats on the best and worst kicks in the AFL.
After challenging Kane to get on board with Champion Data, Kingy went a step further and invited Daniel Hoyne from Champion Data onto the show, only to find the pair were already well aquatinted. Hawthorn senior coach Sam Mitchell phoned in to discuss Dylan Moore's form, the boys quizzed him on priority picks and targeting players from other clubs. North Melbourne President Sonja Hood came into the studio to face a grilling from Kane and Kingy on the clubs decision to sack David Noble, how the coach search is travelling, what is happening with the Geoff Walsh report, and what they presented to the AFL in an attempt to gain a priority pick.
Kingy enjoys Kane's new found love for Champion Data stats and walks him through who are statistically the best and worst kicks in the competition and how Champion Data determines that decision.
Kane and Kingy take calls including one on the impact of Mark Blicavs on Geelong and where he might fit into All Australian calculations, Western Bulldogs not have any major goal kicking wingmen, and a discussion about the best third tall forward in the competition.
Are the Brisbane Lions contenders in 2022, picking players out of position for the All Australian team, Where has the niggle gone in todays football and has Marlin Pickett done enough to be considered for All Australian selection?
Sonja Hood joins Kane and Kingy to go through the results of the Geoff Walsh review, the process North Melbourne are using to appoint their next senior coach, why Ben Amarfio is the right man to be CEO of the club, and how the club presented its case for a priority pick to the AFL.
How did Sam decide on his coaching staff, What is his position on priority picks, Why Dylan Moore should be in Kane's team of the year, when does the senior coach get involved in targeting players from other clubs, Hawthorn's list profile, and Peter Burge returning to the club in a high performance role.
Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne joined Kane and Kingy on Fireball Friday. Daniel welcomed Kane into the Champion Data family, they looked at which clubs fit the statistical profile of previous premiers, Kane asks where Connor Rozee sits in the AFL over the last month, and Daniel analyzes the last four years of Kane's career.
After receiving a spray via the Tempur Text line, Kane asked the question which club in the AFL has the most sensitive fans?
Kane and Kingy look at what happened in world sport overnight including the world athletics championships, the Boomers winning again thanks to Thon Maker, and who is missing in the AFL this weekend through injury.
AFL soft cap discussion, How seriously do you take footy tipping, Kane's massive charity run, Kane joining Gerard Healy for Sportsday, What would you bring back to the AFL that has been lost from the 80s/90s, LIV Golf tour and Cam Smith's massive offer.
Our full show this morning - with Keidean Coleman, Simon Clarke, Callum Twomey and Eleanor Patterson.
We chat with Simon Clarke about his rollercoaster road to winning stage 5 of the Tour de France.
Luke Beveridge comments on the head high rule, Damien Hardwick on Toby Nankervis and more.
Sam and Kane discuss Kane's new show with Gerard Healy, the Grand Final parade and more.
Kane's airport issues, the 200 players Kane would pick ahead of Buddy and steeplechase issues!
We discuss the Saints, Collingwood's list decisions, Matty Rendell and Nina Kennedy join us too.
We chat with Matty about long-term contracts, plus he throws up a couple of left of centre ideas!
Where will Grundy and De Goey play next year?, What's going on at the Saints?, Will Essendon put time into Nick Daicos?
We hear from Brett Ratten to his players post game, while Kane and Sam discuss where the Saints are at after a promising start to the season.
Have you ever broken a tooth?, Josh Garlepp's video, Lleyton Hewitt's Hall of Fame induction, crazy rules in sport.
Cam Smith's major win, the Pies hypnotist, Kane's huge running commitment, and the best goals from a ruckman.
Today's guests include current Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan and former St Kilda coach and powerbroker Grant Thomas. The boys also work their way through the Friday Ramble, the Friday Agenda, Trade Talk, and your weekly top performers.
Kane Cornes and David King present Fireball Friday on SEN SA BREAKFAST. Today's guests include current Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan and former St Kilda coach and powerbroker Grant Thomas. The boys also work their way through the Friday Ramble, the Friday Agenda, Trade Talk, and your weekly top performers.
Where will Matt Crouch land and what is his value? What about Lance Franklin? Will Buddy leave the swans? Kang and Kingy look at likely scenarios for both and Kingy reveals the least valuable type of player in the game today.
Kingy and Kane pay tribute to a Collingwood great passing the 350-game mark that Kingy believes will one day go past Boomer Harvey and become the AFL's game record holder.
Kane and Kingy race through the loaded-up Friday agenda. Topics include North Melbourne's rebuild, Connor Rozee, and Kingy's explosive claim that Matthew Nicks can not survive Adelaide's rebuild.
Kane and Kingy ask Grant Thomas his thoughts on experienced coaches versus inexperienced coaches, What business AFL clubs are in and how far off winning the flag is St Kilda.
Newsreader Hannah P has just come to the end of her studies and Kingy encouraged her to pick this week's match-up of the round. Hannah went with a power forward who needs to be locked down in the match of the round.
After playing a clip package from the week of upheaval at Arden Street, Kane and Kingy discuss the merit of the decision by the North Melbourne board.
Kane and Kingy speak with the coach of the Brisbane Lions on Fireball Friday. Topics include David Noble, Dan McStay, his confrontation with journalist Michael Whiting, and the COVID situation at the club.
Who is the most courageous player in the AFL today? Kane and Kingy discuss and take calls and texts from listeners to get their thoughts.
On Fireball Friday, Kane Cornes investigates the longest soccer goal in AFL history, kicked by David King.
The IMAR Quiz theme today is "Most Courageous". Kane and Kingy ask who would win the most courageous player award in the AFL today.
The AFL removes its vaccine mandate, Cam Smith doing well in the British Open, BBL fixtures have dropped, and a St Kilda warrior retires.
In this round of the Ramble Kane and Kingy discuss an NRL player suspended for three games for calling the ref a cheat. Kane reveals a similar story of his own.
Kane and Kingy start Fireball Friday with the Ramble. This morning they ask did you ever buy anything you knew was no good but bought it anyway.
Sam and Kane discuss Lance Franklin's value at the Sydney Swans, before a chat with Collingwood midfielder Steele Sidebottom and thoughts on what constitutes 'due diligence' in AFL player trading.
Sam and Kane discuss Lance Franklin's value at the Sydney Swans, before chatting with Collingwood midfielder Steele Sidebottom and former Manchester United goalkeeper Mark Bosnich.
Sam and Kane catch up with ex-Man U goalie Mark Bosnich ahead of Manchester United v Melbourne Victory on Friday night.
Sam and Kane chat about Jack Ginnivan's influence on kids, North Melbourne and the 'Clarko Show', and mums who work in the AFL.
Sam and Kane's callers weigh in on Lance Franklin's contract talks, including caller Shane who wants to know Kane's salary.
Sam, Kane and callers discuss Lance Franklin's on- and off-field value at the Sydney Swans.
Sam and Kane discuss State of Origin, Gary Ablett Jnr's social basketball and updates on Kane's country footy career.
Sam and Kane discuss the fallout at North Melbourne, Questions without Notice and Kane's itch, before interviewing AFL 206-gamer Lachie Henderson.
Sam and Kane discuss what's next for North Melbourne, before chatting with Port Adelaide youngster Connor Rozee, a punchy Questions Without Notice, and an interview with AFL 206-gamer Lachie Henderson.
Former Brisbane, Carlton and Geelong AFL footballer Lachie Henderson chats to Sam and Kane about Geelong's 2022 premiership chances and life at Labrador under Nick Malceski.
Sam and Kane talk coach turnover, players who need firm feedback and Victoria state of origin captaincy.
Sam and Kane ask: At what distance do you need to revert back to a drop punt on set shot?
Sam Edmund, Kane Cornes and callers discuss the path forward at the North Melbourne Football Club.
Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes discuss Hood's comments, the strength of North Melbourne's playing list and the turnover of the NMFC board.
Taylor Walker re-signs with Adelaide, where will Josh Dunkley go, Liam Jones' currency post-COVID.
David King's crack on Kane's favourite Connor Rozee, best longtime athletes and the fake Indian Premier Cricket League.
Sam Edmund breaks news that North Melbourne coach David Noble has been sacked. John from Epping shares his response and Kane announces his North Melbourne FC 'Off-Field Dream Team'. Sam and Kane interview new Perth Wildcats head coach John Rillie.
Sam Edmund broke the news of North Melbourne coach David Noble's sacking. Kane shared his NMFC 'Off-Field Dream Team', before an interview with Perth Wildcats' new head coach John Rillie.
In light of Sam Edmund's newsbreak that David Noble has been sacked, Kane shared his 'Off-Field Dream Team' for the North Melbourne Football Club.
Sam Edmund broke news that North Melbourne coach David Noble has been sacked. Sam and Kane shared their thoughts, before callers including John from Epping weighed in.
Sam Edmund discusses his breaking news that David Noble will exit North Melbourne today.
Callers weigh in on Sam Edmund's breaking news that David Noble will exit North Melbourne FC today.
Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes discuss who needs to pull their socks up, thanks to Underworks.
Join Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes as they discuss footy's newest buzzword, Garry Lyon's coin toss commentary and the biggest fines you've paid.
Sam and Kane discuss their best player stock 'holds', before a chat with Gold Coast Suns coach Stuart Dew.
Join Sam Edmunds and Kane Cornes as they review AFL Round 17, Wimbledon finals with BP and chat with Gold Coast Suns coach Stuart Dew following his contract extension until 2024.
Sam Edmunds and Kane Cornes are joined by Gold Coast Suns coach Stuart Dew, following his contract extension until 2024.
Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes discuss potential 2023 player trades, including Rory Lobb, Brody Grundy and Dustin Martin, before asking 'which player's stock have you held, when you were under pressure to sell?'
AFL and Wimbledon wrap, Kane's wedding anniversary, Rory Lobb has copied Kane's hairstyle and how do people become who they are?
AFL, Wimbledon, F1 and Wallabies v England updates. Sam Edmund reminisces on his run-in with Joel Selwood, the 'Don Bradman' of free kicks.
Kane and Kingy discuss the virtues of an opposition team forming a guard of honour for 250 game players in the AFL.
Caller Kev has the perfect answer to this question whilst Damo from Lillydale has an issue with Kane Cornes' thoughts on North Melbourne's guard of honour and takes the conversation to an unexpected place.
Rodney Eade talks about his current coaching gig at Scotch College and the potential draftees coming through their program. Kingy asks Rocket what similarities he sees between his experience at Sydney and Craig McRae’s current run at Collingwood.
- How many teams can win the premiership? Kingy says three, Kane says just two. Jason Horne-Francis and whether he should he play in the seniors straight away when available. Kane asks Kingy if he finally agrees that Jordan De Goey shouldn’t have gone to Bali. Discussion on possible Dustin Martin trade and the boys revisit their early season pass mark for Collingwood and how far they have surpassed it.
Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell fired a shot at Kane Cornes over his comments about Hawks supporters not know which players jumper to buy. He also spoke about the passing of Jack Gunston's father Ray, what they need to do to beat the Crows this weekend and how they plan on keeping their supporters engaged.
Kyrgios through to the Wimbledon final in unlikely circumstances, Storm star Brandon Smith sin binned for ref abuse, and Kingy revisits Kane's criticism of North Melbourne's guard of honor after the Demons lined up for Isaac Smith last night.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's final day before a two-week break started in classic fashion as they were joined by John from Epping in the studio. They covered a few of footy's hot topics in 'Conversation Starters', and after getting the latest AFL news from Cal Twomey, Doctor Gary Zimmerman called in to explain exactly what will happen in Tim's knee replacement surgery.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's final day before their two-week break was off to a special start when John from Epping joined them in the studio halfway through their 'Ramble'. Johnny stayed on board for the next hour as they worked through a Wimbledon update with Brett Phillips, and they then gave him a bit of time to discuss his beloved North Melbourne. After Johnny departed, they discussed some of footy's hot topics in 'Conversation Starters', and 'Tim's Trainer's Report' was followed by a chat with Cal Twomey who had plenty of AFL news to share. 'Slippery' Steve Smirlis also joined them in the studio to answer all the car questions that came his way, and after 'Questions Without Notice', Doctor Gary Zimmerman called in to explain exactly what will happen when Tim goes in for knee replacement surgery.
With Tim set to go into knee replacement surgery tomorrow Doctor Gary Zimmerman called in to give an in depth explanation into the process.
Tim's hospital entertainment, Billy Horschel on the LIV tour, champion data, your calls, and more.
SEN car expert 'Slippery' Steve Smirlis joined Garry and Tim in the studio to work through all the automobile questions from them and the listeners.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to talk about Jesinta Franklin's move into the player management world, Matt Crouch's chances of leaving Adelaide, West Coast's ability to trade for Luke Jackson, Marlion Pickett's likely contract extension, Carlton's tough contract calls, and more.
Tim had another classic 'Trainer's Report' to send off his co-host Garry on their last day in the studio for a couple of weeks.
Tonight's game between the Cats and the Demons, North Melbourne's decision to bring Jason Horne-Francis back through the VFL, Stuart Dew's contract extension, and more.
With Garry and Tim going on a two-week holiday, they had to finish their week off with a bang, and the only way to do that was to have their great mate John from Epping in the studio. After a quick chat, Johnny was involved in their Wimbledon update with Brett Phillips, and also took part in the quiz, before continuing their discussion about some things very close to Johnny's heart, including food, his childhood and of course, North Melbourne.
SEN Tennis expert joined Garry, Tim and Johnny to talk about Nick Kyrgios' quarter final win at Wimbledon, Ajla Tomljanovic's quarter final loss, and more.
Their upcoming holiday, the old-school things they'd like to see at retro round tonight, the documentary Garry watched yesterday, door stopping, the way the game is played now, and a very special guest in the studio!
Brett Phillips' Wimbledon wrap was followed by 'Conversation Starters' where they discussed the "war of words" at North Melbourne, Sam Darcy's chances of playing senior football this year and a potential move to Football GM for David Noble at North Melbourne. And they also spoke to Melbourne star Jack Viney ahead of their massive game against the Cats tomorrow night.
On Wednesday morning, a classic 'Ramble' from Garry and Tim was followed by a catch-up with Brett Phillips where they discussed Nick Kyrgios and Ajla Tomljanovic's upcoming quarter finals at Wimbledon tonight. In 'Conversation Starters' they reacted to the war of words at North Melbourne, asked if Sam Darcy could play senior football this year, and assessed David Noble's chances of becoming the GM of Football at North Melbourne. Jack Viney called in ahead of their massive clash with Geelong tomorrow night, and in 'Questions Without Notice' they discussed trips to footy, Stuart Dew's contract at Gold Coast, and took your calls. And they finished off in 'The Wonderful World of Wine' with George Samios.
George Samios joined Garry and Tim to speak about their upcoming lunch at Marvel Stadium, and to answer all your wine questions.
Trips to footy, Tim's story about his trip to Geelong, should the Gold Coast Suns re-sign Stuart Dew now, what can Matt Rowell do to help his longevity, your calls, and more.
"He's done the hard yards, he's hung in there under enormous pressure at the beginning of this year."
Ahead of their top of the table clash with Geelong tomorrow night, Melbourne gun Jack Viney joined Garry and Tim to talk about their recovery from a stretch of poor form, his leadership role with Max Gawn out of the side, the future of Angus Brayshaw and Luke Jackson, Jake Bowey's incredible start to his career, Ben Brown's recent struggles and more.
Eric Hipwood's tribunal appearance, the war of words at North Melbourne, Sam Darcy's chances of playing senior football this year, the money being offered to Karl Amon, Jack Riewoldt's future at Richmond, and more.
Garry and Tim ask if David Noble would be prepared to move into the General Manager of Football role at North Melbourne if his time ends as senior coach.
"There's no rush for him, there's no hurry to play the kid. He will be in a hurry because every kid's impatient and they want to play AFL football."
After Sam Edmund revealed a war of words has broken out between North Melbourne CEO Ben Amarfio and an influential coterie group at the club yesterday, Garry and Tim explained what they think it means for the club and its leaders.
SEN Tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to discuss Novak Djokovic's five-set win against Jannik Sinner last night, the impact Nick Kyrgios' court case will have on his bid for a Wimbledon title, Ajla Tomljanovic's chances tonight, and more.
John from Epping's real name, R.M Williams boots, Gimlet in the world's best 50 restaurants, sex education in schools, England's turnaround in test cricket, father-sons in the AFL, and more.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim spoke to Brett Phillips who filled them in on all things Wimbledon. Following their assessment of Collingwood's premiership chances and their debate about North Melbourne clapping off Mitch Duncan, they got all the latest footy news from Mitch Cleary.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' had them speaking about Tim's new dressing robe, the McPlant burger at McDonald's, Minions, Nick Kyrgios at Wimbledon, and more. Following their Wimbledon wrap with Brett Phillips, they went through heaps of topics in 'Conversation Starters' including Collingwood's chances of winning the premiership, Sydney's recent struggles, North Melbourne lining up to congratulate Mitch Duncan after his 250th game, and more. Mitch Cleary joined them to chat about the Giants' recent meeting with Alastair Clarkson, the pressure building on the key leaders at North Melbourne, Dustin Martin's hamstring injury, and more. And there were plenty of interesting subjects covered in 'Questions Without Notice'.
Can coaches get players back if you lose them, underarm serves in tennis, Sydney's inconsistent form, the removal of the floating fixture in the first 15 rounds next year, your texts and calls, and more.
Channel 7 footy reporter Mitch Cleary joined Garry and Tim to talk about the Giants' recent meeting with Alastair Clarkson, the pressure building on the key leaders at North Melbourne, Dustin Martin's hamstring injury, and more.
Can Collingwood win the premiership, what's happening at Sydney, should North Melbourne have lined up to congratulate Mitch Duncan after his 250th game, GWS' pursuit of Alastair Clarkson, Wayne Carey's comments regarding David Noble, and more.
Garry and Tim debate North Melbourne's decision to line up to applaud Mitch Duncan as he was chaired off after his 250th game on the weekend.
"They're way, way, way ahead of where I thought they were... but premiership's a whole 'nother thing."
SEN Tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to discuss Nick Kyrgios' fourth straight win, Alex De Minaur's narrow loss, Ajla Tomljanovic's chances of going all the way, and more.
Tim's new dressing robe, the McPlant burger at McDonald's, flight changes in Australia, Minions, Nick Kyrgios at Wimbledon, and more.
After asking if Eric Hipwood is a chance of getting suspended, Garry and Bucks got into 'The Buck Stops Here' where there was plenty of topics to cover after another big round of footy. Garry then explained why North Melbourne fans should have hope when he analysed Fremantle's list build, and he also asked if Clayton Oliver is the most consistent player in the AFL. And following their discussion around which premiership contenders should target Taylor Walker this offseason, they spoke to Richmond star Jayden Short.
On Monday morning, Garry and Bucks' 'Ramble' included chats about the weekend of sport, Nick Kyrgios, Ash Barty's golf tournament, firecrackers, Darcy Fogarty's finger dislocation, and more. They went back and forth about a potential suspension for Eric Hipwood before Bucks' listed his key takeaways from Round 16 in 'The Buck Stops Here'. Garry then explained why Fremantle's list build should give hope to North Melbourne fans, before declaring Clayton Oliver the most consistent player in the AFL, and they also discussed the half backs that could be named in the All-Australian team. The two quickly turned their attention to local footy and chatted to Gol Gol coach Adam Thomson who kicked 33 goals on the weekend, and in 'Questions Without Notice' they discussed the kind of motivation do coaches use, would Collingwood have the money for Daniel McStay, what's different with Geelong this year, what premiership contenders would take Taylor Walker, and more. And to finish off, Richmond star Jayden Short called in after their good win against the Eagles yesterday.
After another good win in Round 16, Richmond star Jayden Short joined Garry and Bucks to talk about their win, his move into the midfield, Liam Baker's superb form this year, their return to premiership contention, and more.
What kind of motivation do coaches use, what impact will Nat Fyfe have for Fremantle in the back end of the year, where does Chad Warner sit in Sydney's midfield, would Collingwood have the money for Daniel McStay, what's different with Geelong this year, what premiership contenders would take Taylor Walker, and more.
"There's no reason why he couldn't produce five or six match winning performances every year for the next couple of years and that might be the difference."
After kicking 33 goals in the Millewa Football League on Saturday, Gol Gol coach Adam Thomson joined Garry and Bucks to talk about his massive haul, and how the club is faring in 2022.
"Has there been a player that plays at an elite level, at the elite level more consistently than him?"
The "just win" mentality for teams under pressure, the spirit of Essendon, Daniel Rioli's breakout performance, Nick Daicos' first season, the way Geelong have managed Patrick Dangerfield, and more.
The weekend of sport, Nick Kyrgios, Ash Barty's golf tournament, firecrackers, Darcy Fogarty's finger dislocation, and more.
Catch up on Kane and Kingy's chat with Lions forward Lincoln McCarthy after last nights big win over the Dogs.
Catch up on the Friday agenda with Kane and Kingy discussing the big issues in the world of sports.
Kane and Kingy give their thoughts on Clayton Oliver's 7 year contract extension and Jordan De Goey's potential next landing spot
Catch up on the Friday Ramble with Kane and Kingy where they discuss Kane's week, a 1999 feedback report for Kingy and Steve Smith's dummy spit!
After discussing the start time of Friday night footy, Garry and Tim were joined by Cal Twomey who had plenty of footy news to share with them. Robert DiPierdomenico called in to speak about the passing of footy icon Neil Kerley, and they finished with 'Tim's Trainer's Report' and 'The Overreactions of the Week'.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included discussion about Neil Kerley's passing, the new trailer for 'Thirteen Lives', the festival of light at Docklands this weekend, Richo's hosting on 'The Front Bar' last night, and more. After a quick Wimbledon wrap from Brett Phillips, they were joined by John from Epping who was in brilliant form once again. Following their chat about start times for Friday night footy and the return of 'Tim's Trainer's Report', Cal Twomey called in to give them the latest news around the AFL. Robert DiPierdomenico was the next guest to join the show, and he spoke about the passing of Neil Kerley and went through his favourite moments with him in footy. They had plenty of 'Questions Without Notice' and also had a few hot takes to get through in the 'Overreactions of the Week'.
Andy Maher on Clayton Oliver, Kane Cornes on Connor Rozee, Caroline Wilson and Mark Robinson on Geoff Walsh.
Would you have signed Rowan Marshall for five years, would you give North Melbourne a priority pick, did Steve Smith carry on too much after being run out yesterday, Nick Kyrgios' contradictions, is it just about money for Luke Jackson, and more.
VFL/AFL legend Robert DiPierdomenico joined Garry and Tim to talk about the passing of football icon Neil Kerley and to re-live some of his favourite moments alongside him.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to recap the AFLW draft last night, and to talk about Tanner Bruhn's future at GWS, the expected movement amongst ruckmen this offseason, Alex Keath's trigger at the Bulldogs, Josh Dunkley's future at Whitten Oval, Will Ashcroft's incredible training regime, and more.
Garry had plenty on his plate this week, giving Tim heaps of material to work with for another classic rendition of his 'Trainer's Report'.
The AFLW draft last night, the postponement of the 'Footy Fight Night', Ben Rutten's motivational tactics ahead of Essendon's game against Sydney, Gillon McLachlan on the send-off rule and the start times for Friday night footy, and more.
"Who starts a live sporting event on a Friday night in your city at ten (minutes) to 8?"
John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to talk about his experience with Neil Kerley, Tom Stewart's suspension, Garry's mistakes at Fox Footy, his doubts about the Brisbane Lions, the porky-chop of the week, and more.
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to talk about John Isner's incredible performance against Andy Murray, Thanasi Kokkinakis' loss to Novak Djokovic, and to preview the upcoming matches for the Aussies at Wimbledon.
The cold weather yesterday, The Lobster Cave, Neil Kerley's passing, the new trailer for 'Thirteen Lives', the festival of light at Docklands this weekend, Richo's hosting on 'The Front Bar' last night, the AFLW draft last night, and more.
After taking your responses on "What you didn't know...", Garry and Tim spoke to Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley and Sydney coach John Longmire.
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included chats about Tim's message to Ben Crowe, Orlando Bloom's Instagram post, speed limits on the M1, Kane Cornes' petition, Carl Barron, and more. They asked the listeners, "What didn't you know?", where they had plenty of responses, and then spoke to Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley. Brett Phillips quickly called in for a Wimbledon update, and they also chatted to Sydney coach John Longmire. After 'Questions Without Notice' they had a lengthy spell in the 'Wonderful World of Wine with George Samios.
After revealing his red wine ladder, George recommended the 'Gorgeous Grenache' from Thistletown.
David Mundy's incredible longevity, Will Phillips' unlucky run of luck, jewellery for men, and more.
Swans coach John Longmire joined Garry and Tim to discuss the evenness of the competition at the moment, the importance of momentum shifts in games, Paddy McCartin's "terrific" form, the challenges their football department is continuing to come across, the young players in the wings at the club, and more.
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips quickly joined Garry and Tim to talk about Serena Williams' loss at Wimbledon and to give some updates on how the Aussies are faring at the All England Club.
After hanging on for a narrow win against the Gold Coast in Round 15, Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley joined Garry and Tim to talk about how they've turned things around from their 0-5 start, Connor Rozee and Xavier Duursma's progress this year, Charlie Dixon's importance to the team, their upcoming challenge against Fremantle, and more.
Garry and Tim ask each other and the listeners, "What didn't you know?" at the start of this AFL season.
Tim's message to Ben Crowe, Orlando Bloom's instagram post, speed limits on the M1, Tim's new phone, Kane Cornes' petition, Carl Barron, and more.
After Tim explained why Carlton can win the premiership in 'Conversation Starters', he and Garry got the latest footy news from Mitch Cleary and they also spoke to Collingwood star Taylor Adams about the things going well at the Pies this year. Lastly, they caught up with Carlton midfielder Matthew Kennedy who also had plenty to say about their promising form this year.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' began with a chat about Tim's hospital attire and they eventually moved onto Annavisto's run on the weekend, Kendrick Perkins' approach to life, and more. In 'Conversation Starters' they discussed Tom De Koning's superb showing against Fremantle, Carlton's premiership chances, a send-off rule in the AFL, St Kilda's lack of top-end talent, and more. Following their news update from Mitch Cleary, they were joined by Collingwood star Taylor Adams who talked about their close win over GWS, Craig McRae's coaching and Nick Daicos' brilliant start to his career. They soon turned their attention to 'Questions Without Notice' which featured a cameo from Kane Cornes, and lastly they spoke to Carlton midfielder Matthew Kennedy about their sublime form lately.
Following their impressive win against Fremantle, Carlton midfielder Matthew Kennedy joined Garry and Tim to explain why he's starting to get a feel for the size of his club, what the midfield group is doing so well, why he's feeling the best he's ever felt, and to provide some updates on their injured players.
The number one contested team in the competition, the players who draw the most free-kicks, what response should we expect from Hipwood and McStay, a cameo from Kane Cornes, your calls, and more.
Ahead of his stint filling in for Gerard Whateley, Kane Cornes quickly popped into the studio with Garry and Tim to talk about the petition he's starting, Ken Hinkley's future at Port Adelaide, and his other controversial comments lately.
After they won their fifth game in a row against the Giants on Sunday, Collingwood star Taylor Adams joined Garry and Tim to talk about the close finish to the game, Craig McRae's "awesome" coaching, Nick Daicos' impressive start to his career, the telethon at Collingwood today, and more.
Channel 7 footy reporter Mitch Cleary joined Garry and Tim to provide more clarity around St Kilda's situation with Bradley Hill and Paddy Ryder, the likely length of Tom Stewart's suspension, the review at North Melbourne and the conflict of interest Geoff Walsh currently has, and more.
Tom De Koning's superb showing against Fremantle, Carlton's premiership chances, Essendon's struggles, the AFL's response to the Dion Prestia situation, a send-off rule in the AFL, St Kilda's lack of top-end talent, and more.
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to wrap up the early action from Wimbledon, including Andy Murray's win over James Duckworth and he also touched on Nick Kyrgios' prospects in the singles and doubles tournaments.
Tim's hospital attire, Annavisto's run on the weekend, Kendrick Perkins' approach to life, Jim Courier on Australia Ninja Warrior, and more.
After Bucks listed his top five takeaways from Round 15, he and Garry got the latest AFL news from Mitch Cleary, and they were soon joined by St Kilda COO Simon Lethlean.
After they suffered a disappointing loss to Sydney on Saturday night St Kilda COO Simon Lethlean joined Garry and Bucks to address their recent struggles, where things have been going wrong, what they need to improve on, their potential interest in Jordan De Goey, Brett Ratten's contract situation, Brad Hill and Paddy Ryder's exclusion from the side against Sydney, and more.
Garry and Bucks ponder how many weeks Geelong star Tom Stewart should be suspended for after his bump that saw Richmond star Dion Prestia concussed on Saturday afternoon.
Channel 7 footy reporter Mitch Cleary joined Garry and Tim to talk about Brett Ratten's potential extension at St Kilda, Tom Stewart's bump on Dion Prestia, the COVID challenges clubs are becoming wary of, Ed Ricahrds' concussion, Geoff Walsh's return to North Melbourne, Liam Baker's future at Richmond, and more.
Ollie Wines' return to prominence, Josh Kennedy's recent form for West Coast, Liam Baker's brilliance for the Tigers, and more.
Why Charlie Curnow is built for finals, the importance of Mark Blicavs to Geelong, what Charlie Dixon has unlocked for Port Adelaide, the COVID challenges the Swans overcame, his love for Brayden Maynard, and more.
School holidays, Bucks' upcoming Kokoda trip, pre-game and post-game nutrition for footy, Bucks' return to the gym, their favourite things from Round 15, and more.
- Kane and Kingy review the Demons' return to form after their big win over Melbourne, 2. Speak to Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell on the delicate balance of privacy in player/coach relationships, 3. Discuss Brent Harvey's comments on Jason Horne-Francis and Patrick Dangerfield's extended absence, 4. Speak to Glenn Archer ahead of his son Jackson's debut.
Glenn Archer joins Kane and Kingy following the news his son Jackson will follow in his footsteps and debut for North Melbourne on Sunday. Stay tuned to hear about Glenn's latest venture!
Strap in for the Friday Agenda! Kane and Kingy debate the merits of Brent Harvey's comments on Jason Horne-Francis, Patrick Dangerfield sitting out for another week and plenty more...
Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell joins Kane and Kingy ahead of their clash with the Bulldogs tonight. Sam discusses the importance of leaders in a playing group, players who can turn a game with physicality, and privacy in player-coach relationships.
Kane and Kingy run their eye over Melbourne's decimation of Brisbane at the MCG last night. Kane feels Jack Viney has ascended to Selwood-esque levels of toughness, and is ready to write the Lions off for 2022.
Kane and Kingy discuss the potential of the Qatar World Cup to be no fun at all, ask who your club's underrated hero is, and go head to head over Archie Perkins in the Ice Ice Baby Files.
Garry and Tim's 'Conversation Starters' featured discussion about Melbourne vs Brisbane tonight, Luke Jackson's contract, Dion Prestia's importance to Richmond, Brendon Fevola on Jordan De Goey, and more. And after speaking to Western Bulldogs defender Ed Richards they caught up with Melbourne Stars coach David Hussey who spoke about the introduction of a draft in the BBL.
On Thursday morning, 'The Ramble' with Garry and Tim was followed by a catch-up with their mate John from Epping who had plenty to get off his chest. After previewing tonight's game and going through some more hot topics in 'Conversation Starters', they were joined by Western Bulldogs defender Ed Richards ahead of their game against the Hawks. Tim's Trainer's Report returned for a classic edition, and they also spoke to Melbourne Stars head coach David Hussey about the new draft for international players in the BBL. 'Slippery' Steve Smirlis answered all their questions about cars before they got into 'Questions Without Notice' where they discussed the 2016 draft, Dyson Daniels' NBA draft prospects, and more. And lastly they finished the show with their 'Overreactions of the Week'.
The kangaroos on Garry's farm, how would you re-do the 2016 draft, Dyson Daniels in the NBA draft, your calls, and more.
Damien Hardwick on Shai Bolton, Eddie McGuire on the standard of AFL footy, Leigh Montagna on Melbourne, Stephen A Smith on Kyrie Irving, Damian Barrett on his Sportsbet ad, and more.
SEN resident car expert 'Slippery' Steve Smirlis joined Garry and Tim to answer their automobile questions, and also to respond to plenty of your texts and calls.
After the BBL announced they will be introducing a draft for international players yesterday, Melbourne Stars head coach David Hussey joined Garry and Tim to talk about the impact the draft will have, what players he'd take first, and to explain why players should choose to play in Australia instead of South Africa or the UAE.
It was another big week for his co-host Garry, so Tim knew he had to inform the listeners with the return of his famous 'Trainer's Report'.
Halfway through a career best season, Western Bulldogs defender Ed Richards joined Garry and Tim to talk about his move back into defence, the Bulldogs' inconsistencies in 2022, Tim English's dominant form and their upcoming match against the Hawks.
Melbourne vs Brisbane tonight, Luke Jackson's contract, Dion Prestia's importance to Richmond, Brendon Fevola on Jordan De Goey, and more.
After a big week in footy, John from Epping joined Garrry and Tim to talk about Nick Riewoldt's frustration with Garry, the hypocrisy on Footy Classified last night, and to explain why he's splitting his 'Porky Chop of the Week' between Jordan De Goey and Collingwood.
Garry's run yesterday, Eddie McGuire on Channel 10, Lisa Wilkinson's Logies speech, the podcast Tim listened to yesterday, EOFY, parking, the winter solstice, Mason Cox's citizenship, Gil McLachlan's need for Robbie Williams, and more.
After looking at Jordan De Goey's apology after his Bali antics, the massive round of footy coming up this weekend, Ollie Wines' comments, Scott Pendlebury's leadership, the greatest form of motivation in sport, and more in 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim were joined by Geelong star Zach Tuohy.
On Wednesday morning, the 'Ramble' with Garry and Tim included discussion about Garry's sleep-in this morning, the complaints Tim received about Garry yesterday, Collingwood's chances of using Ubuntu, Rob Gronkowski's retirement, mental alarms, the money raised for Freeze MND, and more. In 'Conversation Starters' they looked at Jordan De Goey's apology after his Bali antics, the massive round of footy coming up this weekend, the greatest form of motivation in sport, and more. After they entered The Wonderful World of Wine with George Samios, they were joined in the studio by Reach Foundation CEO Fergus Watts. Following their lengthy chat about the importance of the foundation with Fergus they were joined by Zach Tuohy ahead of Geelong's massive match against Richmond this weekend.
Geelong star Zach Tuohy joined Garry and Tim to talk about their heavy training block recently and the impact they're hoping it'll have on their premiership push, and to explain why Jeremy Cameron's a "super odd unit", and how they're hoping to beat the Tigers on Saturday night.
The Reach Foundation CEO and former AFL footballer Fergus Watts joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about his footy career, why he got into the foundation, his first introduction to it, the importance of it, and to explain what they do and why it's so important in society at the moment.
Jordan De Goey's apology after his Bali antics, the massive round of footy coming up this weekend, Ollie Wines' comments, Scott Pendlebury's leadership, the greatest form of motivation in sport, and more.
"If somebody says, "You're no good anymore, you can't do it", that's all you need to get yourself going again."
Garry and Tim discuss Jordan De Goey's apology after his antics in Bali, and ponder when he'll return to the senior side.
Garry's sleep-in this morning, the complaints Tim received about Garry yesterday, Collingwood's chances of using Ubuntu, Rob Gronkowski's retirement, mental alarms, the money raised for Freeze MND, and more.
After looking at Jordan De Goey and the situation he's put himself and Collingwood in, they discussed the TikTok uploaded by Jack Ginnivan that features Isaac Quaynor, and then got the latest news from around the AFL from Sam Edmund.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included chats about Tim's speech on Friday night, their Wordle habits, Garry's food hack, bells and whistles in cars, the cost of putting a flag on the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and more. Their 'Conversation Starters' centred around Jordan De Goey and the situation he finds himself in at Collingwood, and they also discussed also the TikTok video uploaded by Jack Ginnivan. Following their news update from Sam Edmund, they were joined by big wave surfer Mark Visser and they had plenty of material for 'Questions Without Notice'.
Big wave surfer Mark Visser joined Garry and Tim to talk about his attempts to ride a 100-foot wave, how he deals with fear, surfing at night, his involvement with Richmond and Melbourne, and more.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to discuss Josh Frydenberg's chances of becoming the next AFL CEO, Luke Jackson's contract offers from WA clubs, the interest in Jordan De Goey from other clubs, the double vaccination policy in the AFL, and more.
The ongoing controversy surrounding Jordan De Goey was the key topic in today's 'Conversation Starters', and they also looked at the controversial TikTok video involving Jack Ginnivan and Isaac Quaynor before discussing Buddy Franklin and his place in the Sydney forward line.
After it was revealed Collingwood had withdrawn their initial contract offer to Jordan De Goey as a result of his antics in Bali, Garry and Tim weighed in on the situation.
Tim's speech on Friday night, their Wordle habits, Garry's food hack, bells and whistles in cars, the cost of putting a flag on the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and more.
After Garry and Bucks both listed their key takeaways from Round 14, they discussed Jordan De Goey's controversial trip to Bali.
On Monday morning, Garry and Bucks' 'Ramble' included discussion on Bucks' goal umpiring yesterday, the Logies last night, classic cars, former players playing local footy, and more. 'The Buck Stops Here' looked at Geelong's training block over the bye, Izak Rankine's recent form, Ken Hinkley's comments regarding Todd Marshall, the free flowing footy we'll see in the next month, and St Kilda's tough fixture, and after Garry listed his key takeaways from Round 14, they took your calls on a range of topics. Jordan De Goey's controversial antics in Bali triggered a debate between them, and following a big 'Questions Without Notice' they were joined by Gold Coast co-captain Touk Miller.
Gold Coast co-captain Touk Miller joined Garry and Bucks to talk about the Suns' recent run of good form, the improvement from players like Izak Rankine and Ben Ainsworth, Will Powell's gruesome injury, and more.
Where did Essendon's performance come from, more on Jordan De Goey, the best key forward in the competition, the Eagles' improvement, and more.
"I'd suggest that he is one of the most important players to his side, in comparison to others, in the comp."
After Jordan De Goey had another overseas trip embroiled in controversy over the weekend, Garry and Bucks looked at what it means for his career and for Collingwood.
Why teams have to trust their lists more, how Cody Weightman won respect back, the importance of Dion Prestia, Damien Hardwick's response to Shai Bolton' taunt on Thursday night, and more.
Geelong's training block over the bye, Izak Rankine's recent form, Ken Hinkley's comments regarding Todd Marshall, the free flowing footy we'll see in the next month, and St Kilda's tough fixture.
Bucks' goal umpiring yesterday, the Logies last night, classic cars, former players playing local footy, concerts at the MCG, and more.
Following their review of last night's game between Richmond and Carlton, Kane and Kingy caught up with Eddie McGuire who elaborated on his proposal for a team in Tasmania. And in 'The Friday Agenda' they discussed the potential introduction of the last disposals out of bounds rule, the hole Max Gawn will leave at Melbourne, Jordan De Goey's mid-season trip to Bali, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy's Ramble posed questions surrounding the headlines that don't surprise you, the "anonymous elite" in the AFL, superstitions in sport, "Grumpy Season" in the AFL media, and more. After reviewing last night's game between Richmond and Carlton they were joined by Eddie McGuire who elaborated on his proposal for a team in Tasmania. In 'The Friday Agenda' they discussed the potential introduction of the last disposals out of bounds rule, the hole Max Gawn will leave at Melbourne, Jordan De Goey's mid-season trip to Bali, and more, and following their chat with Sydney co-captain Luke Parker, they caught up with TikTok sensations Shepmates.
Archie and Miles Shepherd, commonly known as 'Shepmates' have risen to stardom amongst Australia's youth thanks to their hilarious TikTok videos where they recreate iconic sporting commentary moments. So Kane and Kingy had them on to talk about how their account went viral, the time it takes to make their videos, their favourite commentators to imitate, and more.
Sydney co-captain Luke Parker joined Kane and Kingy to talk about how the Swans have assessed the first half of the season and what they're hoping to get right in the second half of the year. He also explained how the injection of youth has helped their midfield, elaborated on his taunt to Dylan Shiel and guessed who'd be winning their best and fairest at the moment.
The potential introduction of the last disposals out of bounds rule, Brad Scott's rule changes so far, the hole Max Gawn will leave at Melbourne, are the Dees a lock for the top four, Jordan De Goey's mid-season trip to Bali, and more.
Eddie McGuire joined Kane and Kingy to talk about his proposal for a team in Tasmania, and to explain why it may be the best thing to do for a club like North Melbourne.
Kane and Kingy discuss last night's game between Richmond and Carlton, which saw the Tigers take a crucial four points.
The headlines that don't surprise you, the "anonymous elite" in the AFL, superstitions in sport, "Grumpy Season" in the AFL media, and more.
After 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim looked at the Richmond/Carlton rivalry with Carlton legend Ken Sheldon and Richmond legend Dale Weightman.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was dominated by the topic of hair and haircuts and then they were joined by John from Epping who was as fired up as ever. Who's the next back up ruckman at Melbourne, how should North Melbourne be dealing with the Jason Horne-Francis situation, Eddie McGuire's idea for a Tasmanian team, and more were discussed in 'Conversation Starters'. With Richmond and Carlton set to do battle at the MCG tonight, they caught up with Carlton legend Ken Sheldon and Richmond legend Dale Weightman before moving on to 'Questions Without Notice'. They also gave their takes on the LIV golf tour before Tim delivered his Trainer's Report.
Tim admitted he didn't have a heap of material to work with this week, but he still delivered one of his sharpest Trainer's Report's regarding Garry's week.
What does umpiring have to do with crowd attendance in the AFL, what's impressing Garry at Carlton, is the game too long, and more.
With the Tigers and the Blues set to face off at the MCG tonight, Richmond legend Dale Weightman joined Garry and Tim to talk about their rivalry with Carlton, the 1982 grand final, and his favourite teammates.
Garry and Tim debate what crowd numbers we should be expecting to see at tonight's game between Richmond and Carlton.
Ahead of Carlton's massive game against Richmond tonight, Blues legend Ken Sheldon joined Garry and Tim to talk about the rivalry between them and the Tigers, the best players in Yellow and Black he came up against, and to re-live the 1982 Grand Final between the two sides.
Who's the next back up ruckman at Melbourne, how should North Melbourne be dealing with the Jason Horne-Francis situation, Eddie McGuire's idea for a Tasmanian team, and more.
John from Epping, who was as fired up as ever, joined Garry and Tim to outline his frustrations with Jason Horne-Francis and his issues with those on the Footy Classified panel.
Hair and haircuts dominated Garry and Tim's Ramble this morning, and it paved the way for a couple of hilarious calls.
On Wednesday morning, Garry, Tim and Bucks looked at where things went wrong at Collingwood under Bucks, Brodie Grundy's chances of coming straight back into the senior side, and the media coverage of Jason Horne-Francis. And they also got the latest footy news from Sam Edmund.
Bucks on the booing of Clayton Oliver, is Caleb Serong underrated, can Melbourne miss the top four, Brendon Gale's chances of becoming the next AFL CEO, does the bye round work, the likelihood of Tasmania getting an AFL team, your calls, and more.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry, Tim and Bucks to discuss the meeting between AFL CEO's and presidents today, which will include the item of a team in Tasmania, and he also spoke about a potential injury to Max Gawn, Caleb Marchbank's meniscus tear, North Melbourne's bonding trip, Fremantle's pursuit of Luke Jackson, and more.
The Buck Stops here started with Bucks' views on the off-field troubles at Melbourne, the value of Michael Voss' spray and the attitude that Hawthorn are bringing. He was then quizzed by Tim about the way Collingwood are playing at the moment, and Tim and Garry asked if Brodie Grundy would come straight back in to the Magpies' senior side. And they also discussed the heavy media pressure surrounding Jason Horne-Francis at the moment.
Garry, Tim and Bucks discuss the similarities between Jason Horne-Francis and a young Nathan Buckley (15.6.22)
Garry, Tim and Bucks ask if Brodie Grundy would come straight back in to Collingwood's side after Darcy Cameron and Mason Cox's strong form recently (15.6.22)
When Bucks first joined Garry and Tim this morning, he chatted about last night's Australian Football Hall of Fame ceremony.
Garry's viewing of Top Gun: Maverick, cosmetic surgery amongst men, Nature Strip's win at Royal Ascot last night, Tim's issues with the new Peaky Blinders season, last night's Hall of Fame inductees, England's test win over New Zealand, the Picasso exhibition at the NGV, and more.
After reacting to this morning's World Cup Qualification win by the Socceroos, Garry and Tim were joined by Sam Edmund who had more on Australia's triumph over Peru and Josh Frydenberg's chances of becoming the next AFL CEO. After looking at Melbourne's recent struggles and the answer to the Bailey Smith situation, they were joined in the studio by legendary AFL journalist Mike Sheahan.
On Tuesday morning's shortened show, Garry and Tim spent a lot of time reacting to the Socceroos' World Cup qualification, and they were soon joined by Sam Edmund who had more on the Socceroos' win and also looked at Josh Frydenberg's chances of becoming the next AFL CEO. Former Socceroos captain Mark Milligan also called in to encapsulate the emotion of the moment and to explain why it's so important to football in Australia, and after a big 'Questions Without Notice', they were joined in the studio by Mike Sheahan after he received an OAM.
Legendary AFL journalist Mike Sheahan joined Garry and Tim to talk about receiving an OAM, the incredible efforts of all involved in the Big Freeze, Jason Horne-Francis' attitude at North Melbourne, and more.
Why are Melbourne struggling, what punishment should Bailey Smith get, your calls, and more.
Former Socceroos captain Mark Milligan joined Garry and Tim to wrap up the Socceroos' triumph over Peru this morning, and to explain what World Cup qualification in Qatar means for the sport in Australia.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to talk about the Socceroos' incredible win this morning, and Josh Frydenberg's chances of becoming the next AFL CEO.
Their reactions to the Socceroos' World Cup Qualification, Garry's outfit on 'On The Couch', Tim's massive weekend, Dyson Heppell's speech on Friday night, and more.
After the Socceroos pulled off a stunning upset against Peru to qualify for the 2022 World Cup this morning, Garry and Tim gave their thoughts and took your calls.
Kane Cornes and Adam Cooney are in the chair for the Queen's Birthday edition of Breakfast, giving their views on Bailey Smith's illicit drugs infringement and Jason Horne-Francis' body language during North Melbourne's loss to GWS on Sunday.Essendon legend Terry Daniher reflects on the Bombers' 150-year celebrations on Friday night and speaks to the growth of the Fight MND foundation ahead of heading down the slide today, and Channel 10's Simon Hill previews the Socceroos' critical inter-continental World Cup playoff against Peru.
Network 10's Simon Hill joins Kane Cornes and Adam Cooney ahead of the Socceroos do-or-die inter-continental playoff against Peru, which decides which of the sides heads to November's Qatar World Cup.
Bombers legend Terry Daniher joins Kane Cornes and Adam Cooney to reflect on the Bombers' 150-year celebrations on Friday, and look ahead to today's eighth edition of the Big Freeze at the 'G, where he'll be heading down the slide.
Kane Cornes and Adam Cooney assess Jason Horne-Francis' future at North Melbourne after the prized recruit was clearly disgruntled in their latest loss to GWS, and the Bailey Smith's commendable response to his suspension.
Adam Cooney runs Kane Cornes through the early stages of his boxing training ahead of his bout with Dane Swan in August. Kane also runs his eye over the body language of Jason Horne-Francis and Nick Kyrgios.
Port Adelaide's decision not to put Zak Butters and Tom Jonas through concussions tests was at the top of Kane and Kingy's agenda this morning, and Kingy then asked if Ken Hinkley has "wrung the rag dry" at the Power. Kane gave an update on Port Adelaide's stance on their decision last night, and a juicy 'Friday Agenda' was followed by Kingy's plea for Essendon ahead of their massive game against Carlton tonight.
On Friday morning, 'Fireball Friday' with Kane and Kingy started with a 'Ramble' that included chats about Ken Hinkley's crack at Kingy, Kane's approach from the 'Footy Fight Night' organisers, potential opponents for him, the end of 'Neighbours', and more. They dissected all the on-field and off-field issues from last night's game between Richmond and Port Adelaide, including Port Adelaide's decision not to test Zak Butters and Tom Jonas for concussion, what went right for the Tigers and what went wrong for Power, Ken Hinkley's future at the club, and more. After they caught up with Group One winning jockey turned singing sensation Robbie Dolan, Kane provided on update on Port Adelaide's concussion stance last night, and they turned their attention to 'The Friday Agenda' where they discussed why we have to "lift the threshold" on free kicks, the AFL's "staggering" decision with the umpire dissent change communication, and what players have "lost the keys" to Essendon's midfield. And they also caught up with Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell before looking ahead to tonight's massive game between Essendon and Carlton.
"They're demanding a performance, it's a big occassion... tonight they must turn up, they must deliver."
Following their close loss to Collingwood, Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell called in to talk about his decision to rotate captains for the rest of the year, Mitch Lewis' exclusion from this week's game against Fremantle, the relationship between premiership players and non-premiership players, Chad Wingard's celebration in front of Magpie fans on Sunday, their biggest concern against the Dockers tomorrow, and more.
Why we have to "lift the threshold" on free kicks, the AFL's "staggering" decision with the umpire dissent change communication, what players have "lost the keys" to Essendon's midfield, and more.
After Kane spoke to someone from Port Adelaide Football Club, he provided an update on their decision to not put Zak Butters and Tom Jonas through concussion tests last night.
After his massive success on 'The Voice', Group One winning jockey Robbie Dolan joined Kane and Kingy to talk about his recent endeavours and to explain why what he does isn't ever about the money.
Should Zak Butters and Tom Jonas have been tested for concussion, what went right for Richmond and what went wrong for Port Adelaide, has Ken Hinkley "wrung the rag dry" at the Power, and more.
Kane and Kingy go through the on-field talking points from Richmond's 12-point win over Port Adelaide last night.
After Zak Butters and Tom Jonas collided in the last quarter last night, leaving both of them bloodied and requiring medical assistance, many questioned Port Adelaide's decision not to put them through concussion tests, Kane and Kingy weighed in.
Ken Hinkley's crack at Kingy, Kane's approach from the 'Footy Fight Night' organisers, his involvement in the Ramsgate Hotel fight, potential boxing opponents for him, the end of 'Neighbours', and more.
After Garry and Tim continued with their reaction to the recent drama at Melbourne and Tim's Trainer's Report, they caught up with Essendon CEO Xavier Campbell ahead of the Bombers' 150-year celebrations this weekend. And they also went through their 'Overreactions of the Week'.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included chats about State of Origin last night, the big night for Essendon tomorrow, the impressive Neighbours' alumni, Adam Sandler's new movie, and more. They caught up with John from Epping who explained why he's literally a 'one-eyed' North Melbourne supporter now, and also went through some of his issues in the football world at the moment. They continued yesterday's discussion on the recent dramas at Melbourne before Tim unveiled one of his best 'Trainer's Reports' yet, and Essendon CEO Xavier Campbell also joined the program ahead of the Bombers' 150-year celebrations this weekend. They had all their car questions answered by 'Slippery' Steve Smirlis before turning their attention to 'Questions Without Notice' and the 'Overreactions of the Week'. And lastly, they caught up with Essendon legend Terry Daniher, who will be part of Essendon's celebrations and The Big Freeze at the G.
Essendon legend Terry Daniher joined Garry and Tim to reminisce about his days at the Bombers, and to talk about his upcoming slide at Big Freeze 8.
Kingy's seedings, the commentary in State of Origin last night, Petracca on Melbourne's crowds, Stephen A Smith on Kyrie Irving, PVO on ScoMo, Damian Barrett on Bailey Smith.
What should Tim do with his grandkids today, the differences between types of hams, the crowd at the MCG tonight, your calls, and more.
SEN Breakfast car expert 'Slippery' Steve Smirlis joined Garry and Tim to answer tonnes of questions about automobiles.
Ahead of their 150-year celebrations this weekend, Essendon CEO Xavier Campbell joined Garry and Tim to talk about his and the club's excitement ahead of the occasion and also to answer questions about the review taking place at the club after their disappointing on-field performances this season.
There was plenty happening for Garry this week, and that meant Tim's Trainer's Report was back for one of its greatest ever editions.
The continued fallout at Melbourne, the lack of empathy from Steven May, Ken Hinkley's response to speculation about his future, more information on the changes to the umpire dissent interpretation, Darcy Parish's comments yesterday, and more.
After new details emerged regarding Steven May's fight with Jake Melksham yesterday, Garry and Tim continued voicing their thoughts on the matter.
John from Epping returned to tell Garry and Tim why he's literally a 'one-eyed' North Melbourne supporter now, and to list his qualms with the recent dramas at Melbourne, and the umpiring in the AFL.
State of Origin last night, Tim's worries for Melbourne fans, the big night for Essendon tomorrow, Tim's mishap at Channel 7, the impressive Neighbours' alumni, Adam Sandler's new movie, saving money on electrical appliances, and more.
After weighing in on Steven May's altercation with Jake Melksham and assessing what it means for Melbourne's season, Garry and Tim were joined by Leon Cameron who discussed what he's up to at the moment, his time as GWS coach, and his coaching future.
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim were joined by Adam Peacock to start their 'Ramble' who recapped Australia's win over the UAE in the World Cup qualifiers this morning. In 'Conversation Starters' they weighed in on Steven May's altercation with Jake Melksham and discussed what it means for Melbourne's premiership defence. They also asked why the AFL isn't communicating the changes to the umpire dissent interpretation before catching up with Sam Edmund who elaborated on the dust-up between May and Melksham and also chatted about Michael Frederick's suspension and Caleb Marchbank's return. Before 'Questions Without Notice' they spoke to Leon Cameron about what he's up to since leaving GWS, his time at GWS and his coaching future. And lastly, they finished with George Samios in the Wonderful World of Wine.
Garry and Tim took your calls in today's Questions Without Notice and also asked a few questions of their own.
After leaving his post as GWS coach earlier this season, Leon Cameron joined Garry and Tim to talk about the stress relief now that he's out of the coach's box, why it was time for him to leave the Giants, his future as a coach, the relationship he had with the players, and more.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to elaborate on the fallout of Steven May and Jake Melksham's altercation over the weekend, and to discuss Michael Frederick's suspension at Fremantle, Caleb Marchbank's return to Carlton's senior side, and more.
Steven May's altercation with Jake Melksham and what it means for Melbourne's premiership defence, the in-stadium fan experience at AFL games, the AFL's communication of the umpire dissent relaxation, and more.
"This will be an embarrassment for them... I've got great confidence they'll respond, but they're going to have to cop what's coming their way."
SEN 1170's Adam Peacock joined the show off the top to recap the Socceroos World Cup qualifying win over the UAE, and then they turned their attention to Steven May's dust up with Jake Melksham, the added money to Melbourne and Sydney's spring carnivals, Kevin Sheedy's greatest Essendon team, and more.
SEN 1170's Adam Peacock joined Garry and Tim off the top of their show to recap the Socceroos' 2-1 win over the United Arab Emirates in the World Cup qualifiers.
The role Nat Fyfe will play when he returns to Fremantle's senior side, Melbourne's recent struggled, Christian Petracca's poorly considered take yesterday, the tweak to the umpire dissent rule, and more were discussed in 'Conversation Starters' with Garry and Tim. And they also got the latest AFL contract news from Sam Edmund.
On Tuesday morning, the dress code for AFL players, Garry's interesting commentary on Friday night, fire lighting methods, Prince Louis' antics at the Queen's Jubilee, mid-game timeouts in the AFL, were all discussed in Garry and Tim's 'Ramble', potential "bugging" at Windy Hill back in the day. They asked what role Nat Fyfe will play when he returns to Fremantle's senior side, why Melbourne are struggling, and discussed Christian Petracca's poorly considered take yesterday, the tweak to the umpire dissent rule, and more in 'Conversation Starters'. After getting the latest contract news around the AFL from Sam Edmund, they turned their attention to 'Questions Without Notice', and finished the show with a chat with Bec Maddern, who will be heading down the FreezeMND slide at the MCG on Monday.
Channel 7 News presenter Rebecca Maddern joined Garry and Tim to discuss her upcoming slide at Big Freeze 8, and explain why she's prepared to get out of her comfort zone for the important cause.
What makes interstate clubs confident about retaining players, Bailey Smith's headbutt, Collingwood's chances of making the eight, does Taylor Walker owe Adelaide anything, the effect the crowd has in the build-up to a game, and more.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to talk about the difficulties coaches in the AFL are facing after the pandemic forced them to make big cuts to their departments, and also to fill them in on the contract status of Andrew McGrath, Darcy Cameron, Jack Lukosius, Izak Rankine, and more.
What role will Nat Fyfe play when he returns to Fremantle's senior side, where Melbourne are struggling, Christian Petracca's poorly considered take yesterday, the tweak to the umpire dissent rule, and more.
"There's so much enjoyment in that. If you can accept that as a player, there is so much enjoyment that you can derive from that."
After Tim listened to a podcast about "happiness" yesterday, he and Garry discussed the important things in life that help make you happy.
Relaxing the dress code for players, Garry's interesting commentary on Friday night, fire lighting methods, Prince Louis' antics at the Queen's Jubilee, mid-game timeouts in the AFL, potential "bugging" at Windy Hill back in the day, and more.
After Garry and Bucks both went through their key takeaways from Round 12, which included Bucks declaring Collingwood to make the finals, and a debate on the umpiring of Jack Ginnivan, they were joined by Collingwood ruckman Darcy Cameron after helping the Magpies to a narrow victory against Hawthorn yesterday.
On Monday morning, Garry and Bucks' 'Ramble' included chats about the cold weather kicking in, the most expensive bills to pay, Garry's trip to the footy on Saturday, Kambosos vs Haney, their go to pasta, and more. In the 'Buck Stops Here' Bucks declared a finals berth for Collingwood, and also looked at the Suns recent form, the Swans' defence, Andrew Brayshaw's brilliant work rate and the return of Nat Fyfe to the Fremantle side. Garry's key takeaways from the weekend included a lengthy debate on the umpiring of Jack Ginnivan, and following their news update from Sam Edmund they caught up with Darcy Cameron who discussed his string of solid performances for Collingwood. After going through their 'Questions Without Notice' they were joined by David Neitz who talked about his upcoming slide at Big Freeze 8.
After he was revealed as one of the sliders at Big Freeze 8, Melbourne legend David Neitz joined Garry and Bucks to talk about the important cause, his involvement with Neale Danihern, and more.
What ceiling does Cam Rayner have, will Taylor Walker finish his career at Adelaide, Bailey Banfield's interview post game, what makes a good wet weather player, and more.
"Generally, every club are trying to maximise the money that they spend on their list and where they spend that money..."
Following his strong performance against Hawthorn yesterday, Collingwood ruckman Darcy Cameron joined Garry and Bucks to talk about his role in the side without Brodie Grundy, their solid form lately, his upcoming challenge against Max Gawn, and more. After the interview Garry and Bucks look at the contract of Brodie Grundy and assess its importance with the emergence of Cameron.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Bucks in the studio to fill them in on all the latest news from Round 12, including the umpiring of Jack Ginnivan, Nat Fyfe's return to the field, the suspected ACL injury to Lachie Weller, and more.
The strong performances of youngsters like Jai Newcombe, Nick Daicos and Ollie Henry, the one aspect about Melbourne that's worrying Garry, the umpiring of Jack Ginnivan, and more.
My opinion is he's gone too far, Jack Ginnivan, he's gone too far in his search for a free kick in those circumstances."
Where can the Pies get to this year, why the Suns have answered the challenge, the McCartin brothers in defence for Sydney, Andrew Brayshaw the workhorse, where do the Dockers play Nat Fyfe, and more.
After Rafael Nadal claimed his 14th Roland Garros title, and new women's number one Iga Swiatek claimed her second, resident SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Bucks to recap their dominance on the clay court.
The cold weather kicking in, the most expensive bills to pay, Garry's trip to the footy on Saturday, Kambosos vs Haney, Top Gun: Maverick, the test between England and New Zealand, the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, their go to pasta, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy's 'Friday Agenda' encompassed chats about a mid-season trade period, Nick Larkey's form for North Melbourne, the pressure on Jason Horne-Francis if he leaves North Melbourne, the medi-sub, and more. And they also caught up with Geelong legend Garry Hocking who re-lived his playing and coaching days, and legendary commentator Ray Warren after he announced his retirement earlier this week.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy's 'Ramble' featured chats about Pickers' criticism of 'Fireball Friday', the best and worst advice you've been given, more plagiarism at Fox Footy, the return of the 'Rendell Files', and more. They did their own 'Essendon Review' and then took calls from Bombers fans on the matter. A potential mid-season trade period, Nick Larkey's form for North Melbourne, the pressure on Jason Horne-Francis if he leaves North Melbourne, the medi-sub, and more were all covered in 'The Friday Agenda' and they then caught up with Garry "Buddha" Hocking who re-lived his playing and coaching days. And lastly, they were joined by legendary commentator Ray Warren after he announced his retirement earlier this week.
After announcing his retirement this week, legendary commentator Ray Warren joined Kane and Kingy to explain why he's hanging up the microphone, and to re-live his special moments commentating Rugby League, horse racing, and other sports.
Geelong legend Garry "Buddha" Hocking joined Kane and Kingy to fill them in on what he's up to at the moment, to reflect on his playing days, and to explain why he still checks in with players he coached at Collingwood, why the 1963 Geelong premiership team used to haunt him, what modern day coaches have to be good at, and more.
Should we have a mid-season trade period, Nick Larkey's form for North Melbourne, the pressure on Jason Horne-Francis if he leaves North Melbourne, should we scrap the medi-sub, and more.
"Can you imagine the pressure that you are putting a young man under in that circumstance?"
After Kane and Kingy did their 'Essendon Review', they took calls from Bombers fans on the matter.
Kane and Kingy dissect Essendon's list and game plan, and try to figure out what's leading to their disappointing on-field performances.
SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Kane and Kingy to provide an update from Roland Garros as the tournament moves right into its pointy end.
Pickers' criticism of 'Fireball Friday', the best and worst advice you've been given, more plagiarism at Fox Footy, the return of the 'Rendell Files', and more.
After looking at Stuart Dew's contract situation at Gold Coast and Jason Horne-Francis' attitude at North Melbourne, Garry and Tim were joined by Brisbane coach Chris Fagan. And following their 'Overreactions of the Week', Cal Twomey called in to recap last night's mid-season draft.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included chats about Garry's stew last night, Tim's mum's cooking, republicans or monarchists, Ray Warren's retirement, Garry's "appeal check" business, an international caller, and more. They caught up with their mate John from Epping, who was as sharp as ever, and then looked at the struggles coaches could face when transitioning out of the game in 'Conversation Starters'. They also looked at Stuart Dew's contract at the Gold Coast, and Jason Horne-Francis' attitude at North Melbourne before Tim's Trainer's Report returned to wrap up another big week for Garry. After their 'Questions Without Notice' they caught up with Brisbane coach Chris Fagan and then turned their attention to the 'Overreactions of the Week' before being joined by AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey who wrapped up the mid-season draft last night.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to wrap up last night's mid-season draft and to go through every pick taken by the clubs involved.
Brisbane Lions head coach Chris Fagan joined Garry and Tim to reflect on his side's first half of the 2022 season, and to comment on the future of Dan McStay, Jarrod Berry's move onto the wing, Cameron Rayner's midfield minutes, the challenge against Fremantle this weekend, the pathway he's had into coaching, the potential of a mid-season trade period, playing Melbourne twice in the back half of the year, and more.
How does Garry's new crumbing machine work, who would you release a boot for if you were Adidas in Australia, Tim's idea for Australia's new sporting colours, how is the VFL going at the moment, are we being overtaken by Sydney as a major events city, your calls, and more.
Tim's Trainer's Report returned for a tenth time to wrap up another big week in the world of Garry Lyon.
The upcoming test between England and New Zealand, the struggles of coaches transitioning out of the game, should the Suns extend Stuart Dew now, Jason Horne-Francis' behaviour at North Melbourne, and more.
"You'd much rather have a player like that than take a number one pick who meekly goes into your environment and accepts what's going on."
"If the second half of the year continues to improve, then good, he gets a new contract and away he goes, but I wouldn't be doing it now."
"By nature of what they find themselves involved in, they're institutionalised in football."
As sharp as ever, John from Epping called in for his usual segment where he voiced his strong opinion on a mid-season trade period, chatted about his catch-up with Ben Amarfio, and also listed his "porky chop" of the week.
Garry's stew last night, Tim's mum's cooking, republicans or monarchists, Ray Warren's retirement, Garry's "appeal check" business, an international caller, and more.
After Garry selected his Victorian State of Origin team, he and Tim were joined by Sam Edmund who filled them in on a new candidate to take the CEO role at the AFL, the lack of contract offers to Taylor Walker, Eddie Betts' "explosive" biography, and more. And they also spoke to Hawthorn sharpshooter Luke Breust ahead of his 250th game this weekend.
On Wednesday morning, man vs kangaroo, the protection of the Mona Lisa, a new way of going to the cinema, the best charcoal chicken, and more were on the agenda in Garry and Tim's 'Ramble'. Next up was the naming of their Victorian State of Origin team, and after looking at the state's best players they were joined by Jai Culley, who's expected to be selected with the first pick in tonight's mid-season draft. Sam Edmund joined them in the studio to talk about a new candidate to take the CEO role at the AFL, the lack of contract offers to Taylor Walker, Eddie Betts' "explosive" biography, and more. Luke Breust called in ahead of his 250th game this weekend, and after going through their 'Questions Without Notice', Garry and Tim entered the Wonderful World of Wine with George Samios.
The importance of Jordan Lewis to Melbourne and Luke Hodge to Brisbane, Garry's idea for a crumbing machine, and more.
Ahead of his 250th game this weekend, Hawthorn forward Luke Breust joined Garry and Tim to talk about his motivations this season, his time under Alastair Clarkson in the Hawthorn dynasty, his ability to crumb marking contests, the relationship between him and Sam Mitchell, and more.
SEN chief sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to discuss a new candidate to take the CEO role at the AFL, the lack of contract offers to Taylor Walker, Eddie Betts' "explosive" biography, and more.
Ahead of the mid-season draft tonight, Dandenong Stingrays midfielder Jai Culley and likely first pick joined Garry and Tim to talk about his likely move to the West Coast, the interruptions in the past two years, what he's worked on to get better, and more.
At the halfway point of the season, Garry and Tim decided to name a Victorian State of Origin team as if the Blues were taking on South Australia this weekend.
The package they received from Kayo, man vs kangaroo, the protection of the Mona Lisa, a new way of going to the cinema, the best charcoal chicken, thick shakes vs juices, and more.
After discussing Essendon's decision to launch a review of their football department, Garry and Tim had a funny chat with their mate Matty Johns, and they also caught up with recently retired defender Jordan Roughead.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included discussion on Garry's pants, Peter Matera's potential move to Melbourne back in the day, Luke Darcy's chances of pursuing a political career, the end to 'On The Couch' last night, and more. After getting a quick French Open update from Brett Phillips, they looked at Essendon's decision to launch a review of their football department in 'Conversation Starters'. Sam Edmund then joined them in the studio to give them the latest news in footy, and they also caught up with their mate Matty Johns who was full of rib tickling stories. After chatting about the "sense of entitlement" at West Coast, and quickly going through their 'Questions Without Notice' they caught up with recently retired defender Jordan Roughead.
Recently retired defender Jordan Roughead joined Garry and Tim to talk about his decision to hang up the boots, the role he'll now have with Collingwood, what he's done to transition out of the game, the environment Collingwood has created for indigenous players, and more.
Garry and Tim quickly zipped through their 'Questions Without Notice' as their show neared its end today.
"They've been the number one big sporting club over there for a long time, and with that, I think, comes a sense of entitlement."
SEN 1170's Matty Johns joined Garry and Tim to talk about his recent interaction with Jack Ginnivan, Billy Slater's coaching with Queensland, his embarrassing trip to the cinema, his contract negotiations with Jeff Browne, and more.
SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to discuss Tom Rogic's decision to withdraw from the Socceroos squad, Nat Fyfe's return to the Fremantle side, Lance Franklin's trip to the tribunal tonight, the potential retirement of Josh Kennedy, and more.
After touching on the umpire dissent debate and comparing it to international sports, Garry and Tim spent most of today's 'Conversation Starters' weighing in on Essendon's decision to launch a review of their football department and also took your calls on the matter.
"If you've done such a great job and he's your man, why are you now going out and doing an internal review, and why is it internal?"
SEN Tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Garry and Tim to provide an update on the French Open, as we edge towards the pointy end of the grand slam.
Garry's pants, Peter Matera's potential move to Melbourne back in the day, Luke Darcy's chances of pursuing a political career, the end to 'On The Couch' last night, the diversity in 'Specky Magee', and more.
Garry and Bucks are joined by Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin to discuss the lessons they'll learn from their first loss of the season on Sunday, and the maturation Goodwin has undergone in the job. Sam Edmund provides an update on the fitness of Jacob Weitering and suspension of Jack Frost, and covers the historic win of Jai Hindley at the Giro d'Italia. Bucks presents his top five takeaways from Round 11 with The Bucks Stop Here, and Brett Phillips previews a blockbuster meeting at Roland Garros between Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic.
Bucks runs through his top five takeaways from Round 11 with The Bucks Stops Here, and the boys are joined by Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin to discuss what they'll learn from Saturday's loss to Fremantle.
Who had the better of the Darcy Moore / Charlie Curnow matchup, Craig McRae's love of winning, the continued improvement of St Kilda, and the 'shrill' AFL media.
Sam Edmund joins Garry and Bucks with an update on Jacob Weitering's shoulder injury, Sam Frost's suspension, and the deepening malaise at West Coast.
Simon Goodwin joins Garry & Bucks off the back of the Dees' first loss of 2022 to discuss how the club will utilise the lessons learnt against Fremantle to move forward. Also on the agenda are contract talks with Luke Jackson and Angus Brayshaw, his personal maturation as a coach, and their emphasis on 'execution of role.'
Nathan Buckley on seeing the best of footy at the MCG on Sunday, Fremantle establishing their flag credentials, Gold Coast building links with the Northern Territory, the potential critical mass of injuries at Carlton and Melbourne, and the health of the competition.
Garry and Bucks ask what you've taken for granted, discuss the improved work life balance the latest round of AFL coaches seem to have struck, and analyse Albo's trip outside to retrieve the paper!
After they attempted to settle their differences over North Melbourne and their recent list management decisions, Kane and Kingy were joined by Craig Kelly who had a strong input to the debate about the AFLPA and their responsibility with outgoing players.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy touched on the big week they've both had, Kane's viewing of 'Top Gun: Maverick', Kingy's plagiarism expose, the bets they've lost, and more in 'The Ramble', and they soon moved on to 'The Friday Agenda' where they discussed Fremantle's tricky run home, Gerard Healy's inclusion to the All-Australian selectors, the head-scratching umpiring decisions in 2022. They went head to head on with a lengthy debate on North Melbourne and Glenn Luff, and were then joined by Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell who weighed in on their debate over North Melbourne, updated them on Will Day's injury status, and chatted about their win over Brisbane, the heavy number of free kicks in the match, and more. Craig Kelly joined the show to respond to Nick Riewoldt's comments regarding the AFLPA and they were then joined in the studio by North Melbourne CEO Ben Amarfio who answered the tough questions being asked of his club at the moment.
North Melbourne CEO Ben Amarfio joined Kane and Kingy to answer some of the difficult questions being asked of his club, including his suitability to the CEO role, David Noble's performance as coach, the approach they're taking to the rebuild, and more.
"I hope he stays, I think he's a star... but if he chooses not to, I'm not going to cry in the corner about it."
"I don't understand why the Players Association are asked to hold your hand as regularly as they are..."
Player manager Craig Kelly joined Kane and Kingy to give a passionate response Nick Riewoldt's comments about Sam Fisher and "players slipping through the cracks" on Monday night.
Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell joined Kane and Kingy to weigh in on their debate over North Melbourne, update them on Will Day's injury status, and to chat about their win over Brisbane, the heavy number of free kicks in the match, and more.
After their stoush on different media platforms regarding North Melbourne and Glenn Luff's departure garnered a lot of attention throughout the week, Kane and Kingy finally came together to try and settle their fiery debate.
Fremantle's tricky run home, Gerard Healy's inclusion to the All-Australian selectors, the head-scratching umpiring decisions in 2022, and more.
The big week they've both had, Kane's viewing of 'Top Gun: Maverick', Kingy's plagiarism expose, the bets they've lost, and more.
On Thursday morning, Jack Ziebell joined Garry and Tim ahead of his 250th game this weekend to talk about his football journey so far, the path the Kangaroos are currently on, and the way he plays the game. They then chatted to Collingwood legend Peter McKenna who reminisced about the rivalry with Carlton and also re-lived the memorable moments in his playing and media career. And lastly, they went through their 'Overreactions of the Week'.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' featured discussions about custom number plates, Top Gun's release today, Hawthorn's use of dishwashing liquid at training, Steve Kerr's press conference yesterday, and more. Following their 'Ramble', they turned their attention to John from Epping who had plenty to say as always, and in 'Conversation Starters' they looked at Glenn Luff's departure at North Melbourne, Kingy's comments regarding Jason Horne-Francis and Luke Beveridge's comments in his press conference yesterday. North Melbourne captain Jack Ziebell then joined the show ahead of his 250th game this weekend, and AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey gave them the latest contract, trade, and draft news before 'Slippery' Steve Smirlis joined them in the studio to answer all your car questions. With the Pies and the Blues set to do battle in front of a massive crowd at the MCG this weekend, Collingwood legend Peter McKenna called in to talk about the rivalry and to re-live some classic moments from his playing and media career. And they finished off with their 'Overreactions of the Week'.
Andy Maher on Bontempelli, Gazey on the Demons, Jake Niall on Max King, Robbo on the AFL, Caro on Tassie, Damien Hardwick on negative media coverage.
Ahead of a massive clash between Collingwood and Carlton on Sunday, Collingwood legend Peter McKenna joined Garry and Tim to talk about his early memories of the rivalry, and to re-live some of the greatest moments of his playing and media career.
SEN resident car expert 'Slippery' Steve Smirlis joined Garry and Tim to answer questions about the best towing cars, things that devalue your car, the best time to buy cars, and more.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to talk about Jack Hayes' contract extension at St Kilda, Angus Brayshaw's chances of re-signing at Melbourne, Gold Coast's big draft hand, and to give an update on where clubs are looking in the mid-season draft.
It was another big seven days for Garry and that meant Tim's Trainer's Report included plenty of updates today.
Ahead of his 250th game this weekend, North Melbourne captain Jack Ziebell joined Garry and Tim to talk about his AFL journey so far, the path the Kangaroos are currently on, his bravery on the footy field, and more.
An extended chat with Johnny from Epping, Glenn Luff's departure at North Melbourne, David King's comments regarding Jason Horne-Francis last night, Luke Beveridge's press conference yesterday, and more.
"There can be a tipping point... you don't know what's going on in somebody's mind about the position that they hold."
After he came on a day early yesterday to talk about his beloved Kangaroos, John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to chat about the movie he was watching yesterday, his favourite movies, and also to expand on his frustrations about North Melbourne and addressed David King's comments regarding Jason Horne-Francis on AFL 360 last night.
Custom number plates, Tim's apology for his criticism of Garry's on-screen fashion, Top Gun's release today, Hawthorn's use of dishwashing liquid at training, stab passed and drop kicks, Steve Kerr's press conference yesterday, and more.
North Melbourne was at the top of today's agenda with Garry and Tim, and they started with a chat to Sam Edmund who expanded on his reports yesterday. North Melbourne GM of Football Brady Rawlings then joined them to answer questions about the three key resignations in their recruiting department yesterday, Horne-Francis' trip to South Australia, Noble's ability to lead the club's rebuild, and more. And Western Bulldogs defender Bailey Dale also called in to chat about their season so far, the areas they can improve on in the second half of the year, the attention he's getting from opposition on and off the field, the fanfare surrounding Bailey Smith, and more.
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included chats about the number one target for Channel 7s footy commentary team, the cockiest radio announcer on SEN, Tim's morning routine, Garry's appearance on Channel 7 last night, and more. Following 'The Ramble', they caught up with Sam Edmund who expanded on his explosive reports about North Melbourne yesterday and they then spoke to North Melbourne GM Of Football Brady Rawlings who answered the questions about the three key resignations in their recruiting department yesterday, Horne-Francis' trip to South Australia, Noble's ability to lead the club's rebuild, and more. John from Epping called in a day early to chat about his beloved Kangaroos, and after taking more of your calls, they were joined by Western Bulldogs defender Bailey Dale. After a quick 'Questions Without Notice', they finished the show in 'The Wonderful World of Wine' with George Samios.
George Samios joined Garry and Tim in a later timeslot today, and he brought his best. His wine of the week was St Huberts - The Stag Yarra Valley Pinot Noir.
After two wins in a row and a likely win coming up in their trip to Perth this weekend, Western Bulldogs defender Bailey Dale joined Garry and Tim to chat about their season so far, the areas they can improve on in the second half of the year, the attention he's getting from opposition on and off the field, the fanfare surrounding Bailey Smith, and more.
A day before his regular timeslot, John from Epping joined his mates Garry and Tim to voice the frustrations he has with North Melbourne at the moment.
North Melbourne GM of Football Brady Rawlings joined Garry and Tim to answer questions about the three key resignations in their recruiting department yesterday, Horne-Francis' trip to South Australia, Noble's ability to lead the club's rebuild, and more.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to discuss the dramas that continue to occur at North Melbourne, including the yesterday's triple resignation in their recruiting department, and Jason Horne-Francis' unapproved trip back to South Australia.
The number one target for Channel 7s footy commentary team, the cockiest radio announcer on SEN, Tim's morning routine, Garry's appearance on Channel 7 last night, and more.
After Nick Riewoldt's passionate comments about the lack of support for outgoing AFL players on 'On The Couch' last night, Garry and Tim caught up with AFLPA CEO Paul Marsh to discuss the matter further. Following their extended chat about the support given to transitioning players, they caught up with Sam Edmund who gave them the latest news in footy.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's show started with a surprise appearance from Bec Daniher and the FightMND team, where they talked about the cause extremely close to their heart, and were presented with a special gift from Bec. AFLPA CEO Paul Marsh then joined them to discuss the support their putting around players who are transitioning out of the game, after Nick Riewoldt's strong comments regarding Sam Fisher on 'On The Couch' last night. They got the latest news in footy from Sam Edmund, and then spent a lot of time going through their 'Questions Without Notice'.
Kane Cornes' suggestion to Patrick Dangerfield, who's the best player and the best key forward in the competition, Dyson Heppell's captaincy, Tim's annoyance with comments about Essendon's effort, and more.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to discuss Carlton's plans this offseason, the continued blows to Hawthorn's ruck stocks, Sam Switkowski's "chicken wing" on Jack Ginnivan, and more.
After Nick Riewoldt's strong comments about the support given to AFL players transitioning out of the game, Garry and Tim looked at the appropriateness of what's already in place, suggested what could be done differently, and also took calls on the matter.
AFLPA CEO Paul Marsh joined Garry and Tim to discuss the support their putting around players who are transitioning out of the game, after Nick Riewoldt's strong comments regarding Sam Fisher on 'On The Couch' last night.
Bec Daniher and the team from FightMND joined Garry and Tim to start today's show, where they talked about the cause close to their heart, and were also presented with a special gift. And after Bec and the team moved on to their next stop, Garry and Tim discussed their Wordle habits, and their memories of Glenferrie Oval.
In 'The Buck Stops Here', Bucks looked at the Pies' ruck stocks, the immense improvement at the Blues so far, Melbourne and Carlton's pressure on the ball, the benefits of resting and managing players, Jack Crisp's brilliant form, and more. He and Garry then got the latest news out of Round 10 from Sam Edmund, and caught up with GWS interim coach Mark McVeigh after they got back on the winner's list against West Coast yesterday.
On Monday morning, Garry and Bucks' 'Ramble' had chats about the price of beer, the PGA Championship this morning, Bucks' drinking habits, umpiring on the weekend, and more. Bucks explored the Pies' ruck stocks, the immense improvement at the Blues so far, Melbourne and Carlton's pressure on the ball, the benefits of resting and managing players, Jack Crisp's brilliant form, and more in 'The Buck Stops Here' and after getting the latest news out of Round 10 from Sam Edmund, they were joined by GWS interim coach Mark McVeigh who talked about their win against the Eagles yesterday, their upcoming match against Brisbane, and the inclusion of James Hird and Dean Solomon to the coaching team. And they finished off with 'Questions Without Notice' while watching an incredible final few holes at the PGA Championship.
St Kilda's willingness to get the ball in Brad Hill's hands, Simon Goodwin's coaching at Melbourne, is Bailey Smith flying under the radar, Essendon's response to criticism about their competitiveness, and more.
After getting his first win with GWS as interim coach yesterday, Mark McVeigh joined Garry and Bucks to talk about his first game in charge, their upcoming challenge against Brisbane, the inclusion of James Hird and Dean Solomon, and more.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter joined Garry and Bucks to discuss Justin Longmuir's post game comments yesterday, Mason Cox's injury, the umpiring in the Hawthorn Brisbane game, Damien Hardwick's tweet on Saturday night, and more.
The Pies' ruck stocks, the immense improvement at the Blues so far, Melbourne and Carlton's pressure on the ball, the benefits of resting and managing players, Jack Crisp's brilliant form, and more.
How much should you pay for a beer, the PGA Championship this morning, Bucks' drinking habits, umpiring on the weekend, and more.
After explaining why this weekend in "last chance saloon" for Essendon, and going through their 'Indigenous Fast Five', Kane and Kingy caught up with GWS GM of Football Jason McCartney to chat about the changes the club and senior side has undergone since Leon Cameron's departure. And they also were joined by VFL/AFL legend Robert Walls who discussed Carlton's return to prominence in 2022.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy's 'Ramble' included the strangest things you've seen on a plane, the best performers at sportsman's nights, the most frustrating rules in the AFL, and more. After looking at why it's "last chance saloon" for Essendon this weekend, Jeremy Cameron's taunt to Mason Wood on Saturday night, and their 'Inidgenous Fast Five', they were joined by GWS GM of Football Jason McCartney who talked about the changes the club and senior team has undergone since Leon Cameron's departure. They discussed Damien Hardwick's handling of the Dustin Martin question, why we need more one-on-ones in the game, which sides are "unconditionally ruthless", Dyson Heppell's interview on 'On The Couch', and more in 'The Friday Agenda' and then caught up with Robert Walls who talked all-things Carlton. And lastly, they caught up with AFLPA CEO Paul Marsh after the AFLW CBA announcement yesterday.
After yesterday's historic AFLW CBA announcement, AFLPA CEO Paul Marsh joined Kane and Kingy to talk about the deal, and to explain why it makes sense for all parties involved. He also touched on how a joined CBA with AFL players would work, fines to players from clubs, and the current state of free agency rules.
VFL/AFL legend Robert Walls joined Kane and Kingy to discuss the strong form Carlton are currently in, and to talk about the impact Michael Voss and Patrick Cripps are having at the club.
Damien Hardwick's handling of the Dustin Martin question, why we need more one-on-ones in the game, which sides are "unconditionally ruthless", Dyson Heppell's interview on 'On The Couch', and more.
With Leon Cameron's departure causing big change at GWS, their GM of football Jason McCartney joined Kane and Kingy to explain how the club's adjusting under Mark McVeigh, why there's no one off the table in the search for their next coach, what they'd be willing to give up for Dustin Martin, and more.
Why it's "last chance saloon" for Essendon this weekend, Jeremy Cameron's taunt to Mason Wood on Saturday night, their 'Inidgenous Fast Five', and more.
Ahead of Sir Doug Nicholls Round in the AFL this weekend, Kane and Kingy went through their 'Fast Five' topics where they highlighted the best indigenous players in the game.
Kane and Kingy explain why the pressure is right on Essendon's players and coaches in Round 10.
The strangest things you've seen on a plane, the best performers at sportsman's nights, the most frustrating rules in the AFL, and more.
After looking at Essendon's need for a review and James Hird's chances of becoming a senior coach against in 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim received contract updates from AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey and they also caught up with Sydney co-captain Callum Mills. And lastly, they went through their 'Overreactions of the Week'.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's Ramble included their experiences on public transport, Tim's lateness in getting his license, players smoking before game, the most useless, ScoMo cleaning up a schoolkid, cashless venues, and more. After they caught up with Johnny From Epping, who some answering to do, their 'Conversation Starters' included John Longmire's comments about Dustin Martin, Tim on calls for a review at Essendon, Heritier Lumumba's comments on Twitter last night, the chances of James Hird coaching next year, and more. Following Tim's 'Trainer's Report' on Garry, they were joined by AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey who had some contract updates around the league. Sydney co-captain Callum Mills was next to join the show, and after looking at the reduced importance of getting a high number of disposals in 'Questions Without Notice', they went through their 'Overreactions of the Week'.
Cameron Ling on possession counts, Stephen A Smith on James Harden, Eddie McGuire on Dylan Moore, Leigh Matthews on Jordan De Goey, Joe Rogan on laws in Australia.
Are you surprised Craig Bellamy opted for just a one-year extension at the Storm, is there less value from clubs on getting a high amount of disposals, and more.
Sydney co-captain Callum Mills joined Garry and Tim to talk about their match against Carlton tomorrow night, starting his career in defence before moving into the midfield, Luke Parker's sledge to Dylan Shiel, Paddy McCartin's great form this year, Dustin Martin's potential move to the club, and more.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to provide updates on the contract status of Tim Taranto, Hayden Young, and Daniel Rioli. And also to speak about the key options in the mid-season draft, the out of contract first rounders from the 2020 draft, Dustin Martin's potential move to Sydney, the clubs lining up to chase Jordan De Goey, and more.
Tim and his famous 'Trainer's Report' returned for another edition after Garry had another excitement-filled week.
John Longmire's comments about Dustin Martin, Tim on calls for a review at Essendon, Heritier Lumumba's comments on Twitter last night, the ability to move the ground from one end to the other from kick-ins, the chances of James Hird coaching next year, a potential indigenous all-stars game, and more.
"It would be a very brave club to turn around and appoint James as a senior AFL coach next year..."
"I don't think they need a review into any other part of their football club, other than the coaching department and the players..."
John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to answer some questions about his appearance on Dwayne's World yesterday, to have a crack at Garry for his criticism of eggplants, and to name his 'Porky Chop' of the week.
Their experiences on public transport, Tim's lateness in getting his license, players smoking before game, the most useless, ScoMo cleaning up a schoolkid, cashless venues, and more.
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim discussed the chances of Dustin Martin choosing to head to Sydney at the end of the year, Damien Hardwick's future at Richmond, and Dylan Shiel's response to the Luke Parker taunt in 'Conversation Starters'. And after chatting to Sam Edmund about the AFL Commission meeting today, they were joined by Casey Voss who assessed his chances of getting selected in the mid-season draft.
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was centred around the federal election and the lack of identification needed to vote in it. They then assessed the future of Dustin Martin and Damien Hardwick at Richmond in 'Conversation Starters', and Sam Edmund joined them in the studio to talk about the AFL Commission meeting today, before George Samios joined them in the studio to chat about all things wine. Straight after George, Sturt star and son of Michael, Casey Voss called in to talk about his chances of getting picked up in the mid-season draft. In 'Questions Without Notice' they asked how you would sell yourself as a player attempting to be picked up in the mid-season draft, what we think of private ownership in the AFL, what superstars didn't look like great athletes, and more.
How would you sell yourself as a player attempting to be picked up in the mid-season draft, what do we think of private ownership in the AFL, is it too late to climb Mount Everest for Tim, is golf as popular as it's ever been in Australia, what superstars didn't look like great athletes, and more.
Sturt star halfback and son of Michael, Casey Voss joined Garry and Tim to talk about his chances of getting picked up in the mid-season draft after his good run of form for Sturt and South Australia lately.
George Samios joined Garry and Tim in the studio to answer questions from the listeners, and questions from Garry and Tim about all things wine.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to talk about the range of topics on the table at the AFL Commission meeting today, Griffin Logue's contract situation at Fremantle, and more.
Might Dustin Martin be headed to Sydney, should Damien Hardwick be considering his future at Richmond, Dylan Shiel's response to Luke Parker yesterday, and more.
Garry and Tim assess Dylan Shiel's response yesterday, to the taunt he received from Luke Parker.
Garry and Tim ask if Damien Hardwick should be considering his future at Richmond, and be open to the possibility of moving elsewhere.
After Damien Hardwick's comments in his press conference yesterday, Garry and Tim asked if Dustin Martin is considering a move to Sydney at season's end.
After Garry talked about watching 'The Kardashians' last night, he and Tim discussed the lack of identification needed to vote in the federal election, and also took your calls on the matter.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim discussed Dyson Heppell's appearance on 'On The Couch' last night, and the task he has with Essendon. And after getting the latest footy news from Sam Edmund, they were joined by Alex Neal-Bullen who spoke about their name change to Narrm Football Club, they're craving to get in a grand final at the MCG, what they use for motivation, what he doesn't take for granted, and more.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble', Garry's look on 'On The Couch' last night, Wordle controversies, the potential clash of jumpers in Dreamtime at the G, and more. After spending a lengthy amount of time discussing Dyson Heppell, Ben Rutten and Essendon, they were joined by Sam Edmund who had updates on James Sicily's big extension at Hawthorn, Sydney's confirmation they'll be appealing James Rowbottom's bump, Damien Hardwick's comments about Marlion Pickett's suspension, and more. Melbourne forward Alex Neal-Bullen the joined the show, where he spoke about their name change to Narrm Football Club, they're craving to get in a grand final at the MCG, what they use for motivation, what he doesn't take for granted, and more. In 'Questions Without Notice' they asked - what would you do to fix Ollie Henry's goal kicking, how is the battle going for the hearts and minds of people in NSW, the importance of State of Origin, how can we increase interest in the back half of the year, your calls, and more.
During his discussion with Tim about how to make the back half of the AFL season more interesting, Garry raised an idea about introducing promotion and relegation in the AFL.
What would you do to fix Ollie Henry's goal kicking, how is the battle going for the hearts and minds of people in NSW, the importance of State of Origin, how can we increase interest in the back half of the year, your calls, and more.
Melbourne forward Alex Neal-Bullen joined Garry and Tim to chat about their name change to Narrm Football Club, they're craving to get in a grand final at the MCG, what they use for motivation, what he doesn't take for granted, and more.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to talk about James Sicily's big extension at Hawthorn, Sydney's confirmation they'll be appealing James Rowbottom's bump, Damien Hardwick's comments about Marlion Pickett's suspension, the "Essendon mafia" migrating to GWS, the jumper clash in Dreamtime at the G, and more.
Essendon, Dyson Heppell and Ben Rutten were the top of the agenda in today's Conversation Starters.
Garry asks Tim if Ben Rutten has 11 weeks to turn things around at Essendon, after their extremely disappointing start to the season.
Garry and Tim discuss Dyson Heppell's interview on 'On The Couch' last night, and also take calls on the issue.
Garry's look on 'On The Couch' last night, Wordle controversies, Tim's questions about 'The Chase', the percentage of the population that's had botox, the potential clash of jumpers in Dreamtime at the G, and more.
After Bucks went through his key takeaways from Round 9, he and Garry caught up with St Kilda coach Brett Ratten and Carlton coach Michael Voss.
On Monday morning, Garry and Bucks' 'Ramble' included discussion about the type of football played in winter, Garry's perfect Sunday afternoon, the sporting events on this morning, Andrew Symonds' passing, Bucks' statement regarding his future as a coach, and more. 'The Buck Stops Here' looked at Melbourne's unconditional competitiveness, Michael Voss' post-game comments last night, Essendon's thumping on Saturday night, Hawthorn's inability to play winter football, the importance of Paddy Ryder's post-game message to Rowan Marshall, and more. After they looked at where the umpire dissent rule sits, they were joined by Sam Edmund who had the latest news in sport, and their next two guests were St Kilda coach Brett Ratten, and Carlton coach Michael Voss.
After their win against the Giants kept them in the top four, Carlton coach Michael Voss joined Garry and Bucks to talk about his son Casey's superb game for South Australia, Carlton's hungriness to get better, the improvements they've made in defence, and more.
Garry and Bucks took your calls on a range of topics for 'Questions Without Notice' today.
After earning a hard-fought win over Geelong on Saturday night, St Kilda coach Brett Ratten joined Garry and Tim to talk about the importance they're placing on "connection" at the club, the shift in resilience from the group, Jack Steele's injury, Jack Sinclair's good form, Paddy Ryder's leadership, and more.
Sam Edmund joined Garry and Bucks to discuss the MRO findings from Round 9, Andrew Symonds' passing, the injuries from the weekend, and more.
Garry and Bucks assess where the umpire dissent rule sits after a couple of controversial decisions in Round 9.
Melbourne's unconditional competitiveness, Michael Voss' post-game comments last night, Essendon's thumping on Saturday night, Hawthorn's inability to play winter football, the importance of Paddy Ryder's post-game message to Rowan Marshall, and more.
The type of football played in winter, Garry's perfect Sunday afternoon, the sporting events on this morning, Andrew Symonds' passing, Bucks' statement regarding his future as a coach, and more.
After chatting to Sam Mitchell about the stresses in the Hawthorn coach's box on gameday, the key indicators he has as a coach, Leon Cameron's exit at GWS, and Chad Wingard ahead of his 200th game this weekend, Kane and Kingy spoke about Leon Cameron's departure at GWS, and Kingy offered an interesting candidate to be the next coach. And in 'The Friday Agenda' they discussed Alastair Clarkson's comments on AFL360 last night, the comments directed towards Kingy on Footy Classified regarding Adam Simpson, the lack of seniority at North Melbourne, Horne-Francis' collision with Switkowski, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy reacted to the swipe Matt Rendell gave them throughout the week in 'The Ramble', and used it to look at some of the worst predictions in the history of sport. And after their Ramble, they were joined by a special guest, who had some explaining to do. They then caught up with Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell who chatted about the stresses in the coach's box on gameday, the key indicators he has as a coach, Leon Cameron's exit at GWS, the motivated youngsters at the Hawks, and Chad Wingard ahead of his 200th game this weekend. After looking at Leon Cameron's exit at GWS, Kingy threw up an interesting theory about the next coach at the Giants. Sam Edmund weighed in on his theory, and after their chat with him, they moved on to 'The Friday Agenda', where they looked at Alastair Clarkson's comments on AFL360 last night, the comments directed towards Kingy on Footy Classified regarding Adam Simpson, the lack of seniority at North Melbourne, Horne-Francis' collision with Switkowski, and more.
Alastair Clarkson's comments on AFL360 last night, the comments directed towards Kingy on Footy Classified regarding Adam Simpson, the lack of seniority at North Melbourne, Horne-Francis' collision with Switkowski, and more.
After Kingy floated an interesting theory about a potential new coach at GWS, SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Kane and Kingy to talk about the other suitors, and Matthew Nicks' decision to drop Reilly O'Brien.
"I think Chris Scott put his name up in lights for Dave Matthews to at least make the phone call."
Paramount Plus broadcaster Andy Harper joined Kane and Kingy to quickly preview the FA Cup final between Liverpool and Chelsea on Sunday.
Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell joined Kane and Kingy to chat about the stresses in the coach's box on gameday, the key indicators he has as a coach, Leon Cameron's exit at GWS, the motivated youngsters at the Hawks, and Chad Wingard ahead of his 200th game this weekend.
In the Friday morning quiz, Kane and Kingy reacted to the swipe Matt Rendell gave them throughout the week, and used it to look at some of the worst predictions in the history of sport. And after their Ramble, they were joined by a special guest, who had some explaining to do.
In 'Conversation Starters' Garry and Tim asked if the coverage surrounding David Noble's apology bigger than it should've been, if Nicole Livingstone going overseas to commentate swimming is an issue, the best restricted free agents this off-season, and more. After getting this year's 'pre-agency' list from Cal Twomey, they were joined by Essendon star Darcy Parish. And just before they finished the show, Gerard Whateley joined them to break one of the biggest footy stories of the year.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included Tim's apology for his actions yesterday, the highest paid media performers in footy, another crash at the Montague St bridge, Celtic clinching the Scottish Premiership, and more. Their good mate John from Epping called in for a quick chat after the quiz, and in 'Conversation Starters' they asked if the coverage surrounding David Noble's apology bigger than it should've been, if Nicole Livingstone going overseas to commentate swimming is an issue, the best restricted free agents this off-season, and more. After Tim delivered another classic Trainer's Report on Garry, they caught up with AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey who went through the big names in this year's 'pre-agency' list. They talked all things cars with 'Slippery' Steve Smirlis in the studio, and then were joined by Essendon star Darcy Parish. And after a zippy 'Questions Without Notice', they were joined by Gerard Whateley who broke one of the year's biggest footy stories.
Essendon star Darcy Parish joined Garry and Tim to chat about what inspired their comeback win over the Hawks, the young talent in the side, Dyson Heppell's leadership on and off the field, and also to talk about life on the farm.
Resident car expert 'Slippery' Steve Smirlis joined Garry and Tim to answer their automobile questions, and also to take some from the listeners.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to outline this year's pre-agents, to provide updates on the contract status of Paddy Dow and Hugh Greenwood, and to name the favourite to go pick one in the mid-season draft.
After another eventful week for Garry, Tim knew it was time to deliver his Trainer's Report for his co-host.
Was the coverage surrounding David Noble's apology bigger than it should've been, what did we learn from the Heritier Lumumba recordings, is Nicole Livingstone going overseas to commentate swimming an issue, Paul Roos' role at Melbourne, the best restricted free agents this off-season, and more.
John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to voice his frustrations with Jason Horne-Francis' contract, the youth of today, the concrete truck that hit the Montague Street bridge, and to name his 'Porky Chop of the Week'.
The best seats at the Elvis Presley tribute show, Tim's apology for his actions yesterday, the highest paid media performers in footy, Gary Ablett's new business, another crash at the Montague St bridge, the 'Pocket Profile' in the Footy Record, Celtic clinching the Scottish Premiership, and more.
In 'Conversation Starters' Garry and Tim discussed the recordings released by Heritier Lumumba last night, Sam Landsberger's story about the AFL's dealings with the umpire abuse report, and Jason Horne-Francis' decision to put off contract talks. And after learning more about Lumumba's interview with the ABC this morning from Sam Edmund, they were joined in the studio by Boomers star and San Antonio Spurs big man Jock Landale.
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim discussed Garry's gravy making skills, the loud music on 'The Chase', Terry Wallace's Facebook status, Garry's avocado issue, Tim's new favourite song, and more in 'The Ramble'. After discussing the recordings released by Heritier Lumumba last night, Sam Landsberger's story about the AFL's dealings with the umpire abuse report, and Jason Horne-Francis' decision to put off contract talks in 'Conversation Starters', they caught up with Hawthorn star Tom Mitchell, who assessed their start to the year and the exciting young list they have on their hands. They got an update on Heritier Lumumba's ABC interview this morning with Sam Edmund, and after quickly entering the Wonderful World of Wine with George Samios, they were joined by Boomers star and San Antonio Spurs big man Jock Landale in the studio. And halfway through a snappy 'Questions Without Notice', sports lawyer Justin Quill called in to chat about any possible legal ramifications for Heritier Lumumba.
Sports lawyer Justin Quill joined Garry and Tim to outline any potential legal ramifications for Heritier Lumumba after he released private conversations with Nathan Buckley on Twitter last night.
After taking your calls, Garry and Tim looked at Eric Hipwood's potential return this weekend, and Dyson Heppell's response to the criticism of Essendon in 'Questions Without Notice'.
Boomers star and San Antonio Spurs big man Jock Landale joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about his journey to the US, the impact his play at the Olympics had on his career, the expectations on him in the NBA, the lifestyle in the league, and the toughest opponents he's faced.
George recommended the Robert Oatley Signature Cabernet Sauvignon from Margaret River this week.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to discuss Heritier Lumumba's interview with the ABC this morning.
Hawthorn star and 2018 Brownlow medallist Tom Mitchell joined Garry and Tim to talk about the Hawks' start to the season, the injection of youth that he believes is required to help the club move forward, and also to discuss his business 'Ball Magnets'.
The recordings released by Heritier Lumumba last night, Sam Landsberger's story about the AFL's dealings with the umpire abuse report, and Jason Horne-Francis' decision to put off contract talks.
"His management might be saying, hang on... let's just wait and see what happens in the second year."
Garry and Tim discuss the recordings of conversations between Heritier Lumumba and Nathan Buckley, released by Lumumba last night.
Garry's gravy making skills, the loud music on 'The Chase', Terry Wallace's Facebook status, Garry's avocado issue, Tim's new favourite song, and more.
After spending time discussing David Noble's apology to his players, Garry and Tim were joined by Sam Edmund who gave them updates on David Noble's apology to his players, the AFLPA's criticism of West Coast, Geelong's ruck options, Max Gawn's chances of flying west this weekend, Bobby Hill's future with GWS, and more. And lastly, they finished with 'Questions Without Notice' where they asked about what Collingwood will do after their investigation, Andrew Gaze's fierce response to Liz Cambage, and more.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' was filled with chats about Myron Mixon's return to the show, Garry's interest in animal videos, Michael Poy's mishap at Kyneton yesterday, their love of Tarzan, the best local footy players in the media, and more. After a quick quiz, they were joined by five time BBQ world champion Myron Mixon, were they discussed the best BBQ techniques. They then turned their attention to David Noble's apology to his players, and following their chat with Celtic FC legend Murdo MacLeod about Ange Postecoglou, they caught up with Sam Edmund to get the latest news in footy. After giving a brief preview of the nominations for their AFL media 22, they asked about what Collingwood will do following their investigation, Andrew Gaze's fierce response to Liz Cambage, the state of the umpire dissent crackdown, the worrying signs at Sydney, and more in 'Questions Without Notice', and fielded your calls to finish the show.
If you were coach of Wahgunyah, what would your message to the players be, Ryan Papenhuyzen's chances of earning $2 million a year, what will Collingwood do after their investigation, Andrew Gaze's fierce response to Liz Cambage, the state of the umpire dissent crackdown, the worrying signs at Sydney, and more.
With their AFL media 22 set to be unveiled on Thursday, Garry and Tim went through their early nominations for the highly esteemed team.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to give more insight into David Noble's apology to his players, the AFLPA's criticism of West Coast, Geelong's ruck options, Max Gawn's chances of flying west this weekend, Bobby Hill's future with GWS, and more.
Celtic FC legend Murdo Macleod joined Garry and Tim to talk about Ange Postecoglou's stellar season with the club, to explain why his captured the hearts of the supporters, and to assess his chances of heading to the EPL in the near future.
"The players got scorched... and then you couple that together with a game plan they're trying to implement, which they say is complicated."
Five-time BBQ world champion Myron Mixon joined Garry and Tim to outline his best barbecuing techniques, and to explain what kind of meat he loves cooking.
Myron Mixon's return to the show, Garry's interest in animal videos, Michael Poy's mishap at Kyneton yesterday, their love of Tarzan, the best local footy players in the media, and more.
After Bucks responded to the Heritier Lumumba report in today's Herald Sun, he looked at his five key takeaways from Round 8 in 'The Buck Stops Here', which was followed by some of Garry's talking points from the weekend.
On Monday morning, Garry and Bucks' 'Ramble' included chats about the extraordinary canvassing for the federal election, Bucks' trip to a speakeasy bar, the Miami GP and Daniel Ricciardo, the win of the round, and more. Bucks addressed the Heritier Lumumba report in today's Herald Sun, then went through his five key takeaways from Round 8 in 'The Buck Stops Here'. And after getting an update on Tim English's contract and some more footy news from Sam Edmund, they discussed Essendon's comeback win over Hawthorn in 'Questions Without Notice.'
How Essendon were able to fight back against Hawthorn, why the best teams perform when the stakes are high, and more.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Bucks to give an update on Tim English's likely contract extension with the Western Bulldogs, Charlie Dixon and Eric Hipwood's chances of returning to the field this weekend, the West Coast nightclub saga, and more.
"He's essentially playing his first year of footy, and holding down a key defensive post."
After Darcy Moore was criticised for his defensive efforts on Tom Lynch on Saturday, Garry and Bucks looked at his ability to stop an opponent in defence.
Chris Scott and the system the entire club has put in place, the healthy competition for spots at Fremantle, the exciting play of Kysaiah Pickett and Maurice Rioli Jnr, the impressive form of Charlie Curnow, and the joy Ange Postecoglou would be feeling at the moment.
Nathan Buckley responds to the Heritier Lumumba report released in the Herald Sun this morning.
Bucks' big weekend, the extraordinary canvassing for the federal election, Bucks' trip to a speakeasy bar, the Miami GP and Daniel Ricciardo, the win of the round, and more.
After they discussed which clubs would say no to Clarko, West Coast's need for a full rebuild, and more in 'Conversation Starters', they spoke to Melbourne GM of football performance Alan Richardson about how the club's handling being "the hunted", the immense influence that Max Gawn has on the team, Simon Goodwin's contract extension, and more. And lastly, they addressed Kane's "unfair" comments about West Coast, and the benefits of a mid-season trade period in 'The Friday Agenda'.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy's 'Rambled' about the peroxide in Kane's hair, Kingy's idea for a Mother's Day present, the plane that was turned around in Europe, Kingy's son getting onto his L plates, Andrew Gaze's incredible stats, and more. After asking "Which clubs would say no to Alastair Clarkson?", they debated West Coast's need for a full rebuild, and Collingwood's handling of the Jack Ginnivan situation. They also looked at Simon Goodwin's decision to take less money in his new deal with Melbourne, and asked which club has the best "pit crew" in the AFL. Melbourne GM of football performance Alan Richardson then called in to talk about how the club's handling being "the hunted", the immense influence that Max Gawn has on the team, the standards the players set for themselves, Simon Goodwin's contract extension, and more. And in 'The Friday Agenda' they addressed Kane's "unfair" comments about West Coast, the benefits of a mid-season trade period, why it's not who you play, but when you play, the lesson we should've learned about ruckman, and more.
Kane's "unfair" comments about West Coast, the benefits of a mid-season trade period, why it's not who you play, but when you play, the lesson we should've learned about ruckman, and more.
Melbourne GM of football performance Alan Richardson joined Kane and Kingy to talk about how the club's handling being "the hunted", the immense influence that Max Gawn has on the team, the standards the players set for themselves, Simon Goodwin's contract extension, and more.
Which clubs would say no to Clarko, West Coast's need for a full rebuild, Collingwood's handling of the Jack Ginnivan story, Simon Goodwin's decision to take less in his new contract, Melbourne's potential to get better, and more.
Kane and Kingy look at Simon Goodwin's decision to take a pay cut in his new deal with Melbourne.
Kane and Kingy debate which clubs would and wouldn't take Alastair Clarkson if he approached them.
The peroxide in Kane's hair, Kingy's idea for a Mother's Day present, the plane that was turned around in Europe, Kingy's son getting onto his L plates, Andrew Gaze's incredible stats, and more.
What will Collingwood do the next time a player makes a mistake like Jack Ginnivan, is it time for an external review at Essendon, the Hawthorn/Essendon rivalry, will the AFL postpone finals if teams have COVID interruptions, who's targeting Alastair Clarkson, and more were discussed in 'Conversation Starters'. They then spoke to JackJumpers coach Scott Roth about the incredible story surrounding his team as they head into an NBL grand final series, and they finished the show with the 'Overreactions of the Week'.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included discussion Garry's dinner last night, Tim's appearance on Talking Footy 20 years ago, more interruptions on the M1, the top selling cars in April, Tim's idea for On The Couch, and more. After a fired up John from Epping joined them, they looked at what Collingwood will do the next time a player makes a mistake like Jack Ginnivan, the potential time for an external review at Essendon, the AFL's chances of postponing finals if teams have COVID interruptions, and more in 'Conversation Starters'. Tim's Trainer's Report wrapped up a big week for Garry and they were then joined by Cal Twomey who had the latest news around the AFL, and Tasmania JackJumpers coach Scott Roth joined them to explain how he built the awe-inspiring team, how he's approaching the grand final series against Sydney, and the degree of love they've felt from the local fans. They quickly zipped through 'Questions Without Notice', and turned their attention to the 'Overreactions of the Week' where they looked at some of the most outrageous claims in the media this week.
Nick Dal Santo on Max King, Dermott Brereton on Dylan Shiel, Adam Simpson on Kane Cornes, Kane dyeing his hair, Nathan Jones on Shai Bolton, Tom Browne on Essendon, Tony Shaw on Chris Scott.
With a jam-packed show today, Garry and Tim quickly zipped through today's 'Questions Without Notice' by taking a few of your calls.
After leading the Tasmania JackJumpers to the grand final series in their first season in the NBL, head coach Scott Roth joined Garry and Tim to talk about how he built the side from scratch, the love they've received from the Tasmanian fans, his journey to Australia, their chances against the Sydney Kings, and more.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to give the latest on the new rules surrounding the mid-season draft, the Hawks' interest in Karl Amon, Kyle Langford's future at Essendon, and as always he listed some up and coming youngsters set to make waves in the AFL.
It was another big week for Garry, and that meant Tim had plenty to touch on in his Trainer's Report this week.
What will Collingwood do the next time a player makes a mistake like Jack Ginnivan, is it time for an external review at Essendon, the Hawthorn/Essendon rivalry, will the AFL postpone finals if teams have COVID interruptions, who's targeting Alastair Clarkson, and more.
"I don't see how they can, because they've taken a stance on this to say the game will go on regardless."
"I love the way (Craig McRae) handled that, but what happens when the next bloke does it?"
John from Epping returned in his regular timeslot to outline his latest issue with Garry, to explain his frustration with Lewis Young's hit on Cam Zurhaar, and to bring back his 'Porky Chop of the Week'.
Garry's dinner last night, Tim's appearance on Talking Footy 20 years ago, more interruptions on the M1, the top selling cars in April, Tim's idea for On The Couch, and more.
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim looked at the tribunal's decision to overturn Lewis Young's suspension, Kylie Rogers' apology to female umpires and Fremantle's superb drafting in recent years, in 'Conversation Starters'. Channel 7 footy reporter Mitch Cleary then called in to talk about the confusion amongst Essendon's midfielders, Jake Stringer's long list of injuries, Jack Higgins' private goal kicking session, Mitch McGovern's surgery, the injury status of more of the league's stars, and more. And they also were joined by Port Adelaide star who chatted about the tough conditions against St Kilda in Cairns, how they've tried to move on from the heavy preliminary final loss, the emergence of their youngsters in the midfield, Charlie Dixon's return to play timeline, how he recovers as a veteran, and more.
Wednesday morning's 'Ramble' included discussion about the interesting movie Garry watched last night, the fashion at the Met Gala yesterday, Tim's design of Garry's outdoor kitchen, and more. After looking at the tribunal's decision to overturn Lewis Young's suspension, Fremantle's superb drafting in recent years, who has to fix Essendon's confusion on the field, and more in 'Conversation Starters', they caught up with Channel 7 footy reporter Mitch Cleary who gave them the latest news around the AFL. Following their entry into the Wonderful World of Wine with George Samios, they were joined by Port Adelaide star Travis Boak who discussed the tough conditions against St Kilda in Cairns, how they've tried to move on from the heavy preliminary final loss, the emergence of their youngsters in the midfield, and more. Their 'Questions Without Notice' touched on a range of topics, and they finished the show with some callers before a quick chat with Gerard.
"I think the best situation for them, would be Alastair Clarkson coaching and Stuart Dew still there, both of them."
The best beef and black bean, should you wash brand new undies, will Cam Rayner play at full forward for Brisbane now, the disappointment in Sydney after it was announced Adam Goodes won't be at their premiership reunion at the SCG, and more.
Port Adelaide star Travis Boak joined Garry and Tim to talk through the tough conditions against St Kilda in Cairns, how they've tried to move on from the heavy preliminary final loss, the emergence of their youngsters in the midfield, Charlie Dixon's return to play timeline, how he recovers as a veteran, and more.
Channel 7 footy reporter Mitch Cleary joined Garry and Tim to talk about the confusion amongst Essendon's midfielders, Jake Stringer's long list of injuries, Jack Higgins' private goal kicking session, Mitch McGovern's surgery, the injury status of more of the league's stars, and more.
The tribunal's decision to overturn Lewis Young's suspension, Kylie Rogers' apology to female umpires, Fremantle's superb drafting in recent years, who has to fix Essendon's confusion on the field, Tom Hawkins on the advice he sought lining up for goal, and more.
"That group of people's ability to mine, and come up with a nugget, is still undervalued."
The interesting movie Garry watched last night, Tim's autumn look, the fashion at the Met Gala yesterday, Star Wars day today, Tim's design of Garry's outdoor kitchen, and more.
On Monday morning, Garry and Tim debated West Coast's need to blow up their list after their shocking start to the 2022 season. Following their debate, they got the latest footy news from Sam Edmund and also chatted to former long-time assistant coach David Wheadon about 'The Art of Goalkicking'.
On Tuesday morning, 'The Ramble' included discussion around the JackJumpers fairy tale grand final berth, Tim's jumper from the 1984 grand final, the British MP caught doing the wrong thing in parliament, the lack of need for wallets these days, and more. In 'Conversation Starters' they chatted about the importance of changing attitudes towards umpires, and debated West Coast's need to blow their list up. Sam Edmund then joined them in the studio with the latest news in footy, and they were soon joined by former assistant coach David Wheadon where they had a lengthy discussion on 'The Art of Goalkicking'. After a quick 'Questions Without Notice', they caught up with WIN News Tasmania's Brent Costelloe who talked about the emotions in the state after the JackJumpers earned a spot in the NBL grand final series last night.
After the Tasmania JackJumpers pulled off an unbelievable win over Melbourne United last night to get into the NBL grand finals, WIN News Tasmania's Brent Costelloe joined Garry and Tim to capture the emotions in the arena and to talk about the impact the team has had in the state.
After their chat with goalkicking expert David Wheadon, Garry and Tim pondered some of the key questions around players' ability to kick goals.
Former long-time assistant coach David Wheadon joined Garry and Tim in the studio to talk about his book 'The Art of Goalkicking', his coaching career, the best goalkickers he's seen, and also to give some advice to those who are having trouble in front of the big sticks.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim in the studio to explain the story behind the recent photo of Gil McLachlan in New York, Fremantle's COVID worries and the measures in place at the club, Jack Lukosius' future with the Suns, Lewis Young at the tribunal tonight, and more.
"I think their situation is pretty dire... Their under 23s are not anywhere near what they should be, and that's okay because they've been recruiting for the now."
The importance of showing respect to umpires, Melbourne's change to Narrm Football Club, Lewis Young's bump on Cam Zurhaar, West Coast's need for a rebuild, and more.
The JackJumpers fairy tale grand final berth, Richmond's chances of leaving Punt Road, Tim's jumper from the 1984 grand final, the British MP caught doing the wrong thing in parliament, the lack of need for wallets these days, and more.
On Monday morning, Garry and Bucks caught up with GWS coach Leon Cameron after his side earned a much-needed win over the Crows in Adelaide. In 'The Buck Stops Here', Bucks looked at the brilliant play of Patrick Cripps, Max Gawn, Lachie Neale, Shai Bolton and Toby Greene and Sam Edmund joined them in the studio to give updates on the biggest news in footy.
On Monday morning, Bucks' juice cleanse, Daniel Faalele in the NFL, the interesting results from Round 7, the most reliable players in the AFL, and more were all discussed in 'The Ramble'. They then caught up with GWS coach Leon Cameron after guiding his side to a much-needed win over Adelaide in Round 7, and in 'The Buck Stops Here', Bucks looked at the superb form of Patrick Cripps, Max Gawn, Lachie Neale, Shai Bolton and Toby Greene. After they discussed Essendon's woes in 2022, Sam Edmund joined the boys in the studio with the latest footy news and in 'Questions Without Notice' they asked if Port Adelaide will play finals this year, is the bump dead, is Max Gawn the best ruckman of the modern era, and more.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Bucks again on Monday morning, this time to shed light on the female umpire abuse scandal reported in the Herald Sun today.
Will Port Adelaide play finals this year, how impressive were Fremantle in Geelong, how useless is the way teams are named, is the bump dead, is Max Gawn the best ruckman of the modern era, and more.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Bucks to talk about St Kilda selling a home game to Cairns, the widening standard between the AFL and the VFL, Dylan Shiel at Essendon, Lewis Young's hit on Cameron Zurhaar, and more.
"I reckon I'm seeing a side that are a bit spooked by their really tough start to the year."
How Patrick Cripps is optimising his strengths, Max Gawn's continued dominance, Lachie Neale's cleanliness around the ball, Shai Bolton's selflessness against the Eagles, how we underrate the impact of key players like Toby Greene.
After guiding his side to a much-needed over Adelaide, GWS coach Leon Cameron joined Garry and Bucks to touch on how he's coping with the pressure on himself and the club, what areas they're trying to work on, on-field, the development of Tom Green and Finn Callaghan, and also to address the constant speculation around his future at the club.
Bucks' juice cleanse, Daniel Faalele in the NFL, the interesting results from Round 7, the most reliable players in the AFL, and more.
After looking at Adam Simpson's response to Kane's criticism of Elliot Yeo, and John Longmire's comments about the TV coverage of Paddy McCartin's concussion, Kane and Kingy spoke to Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell about the parameters he uses for his centre bounce midfield, his skinfold testing with players, how he rates opposition midfielders, and more. Following their chat with Mitchell, they were joined by Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley ahead of his side's big game against St Kilda.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy talked about the NFL draft today, Alastair Clarkson's appearance on the NBA's instagram, the Cornes' middle names, running around the tan, and annoying things people show you in 'The Ramble'. After looking at John Longmire's comments about the TV coverage of Paddy McCartin's concussion, and Adam Simpson's response to Kane's criticism of Elliot Yeo, they caught up with Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell, who chatted about the parameters he uses for his centre bounce midfield, the vision of a distressed, his skinfold testing with players, and how he rates opposition midfielders, and more. They then spent time looking at the midfielders who need to be doing more damage with the ball in 'The Friday Agenda', and then were joined by Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley, who addressed the pressure surrounding him and the club after their poor start to the season.
With the pressure still on him and his team as they approach their Round 7 match against St Kilda, Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley joined Kane and Kingy to discuss how he's holding up under pressure, what they're trying to fix in their game, his relationship with the higher ups at the club, the importance of Charlie Dixon, the recent criticism from Ben Dixon, and more.
Which midfielders don't do enough damage with the ball, what should you expect from your captain, the rules at centre bounce ruck contests, and more.
Kingy lists his top three big named midfielders that aren't doing enough damage with the ball, and Kane also dares to revisit the form of one of the competition's young stars.
Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell joined Kane and Kingy to talk about the parameters he uses for his centre bounce midfield, the vision of a distressed Paddy McCartin on Monday, his skinfold testing with players, and how he rates opposition midfielders.
"I can understand his discussion around the vision... but concussion is such a hot topic at the moment, and a passion piece for so many of us."
"If Elliot Yeo's performance has dropped off a cliff, I think I'm okay to question, "Has his preparation got him in a position to be able to perform at his best"."
The NFL draft today, Alastair Clarkson's appearance on the NBA's instagram, the Cornes' middle names, running around the tan, annoying things people show you, and more.
Melbourne captain Max Gawn joined Garry and Tim on Thursday morning, and he discussed the impact the COVID outbreak at the club will have ahead of their Round 7 game against Hawthorn. He also weighed in on the debate surrounding the rules for ruckmen at centre bounces, and following their chat with Gawn, they caught up with AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey to receive contract updates around the league. And after zipping through their 'Questions Without Notice' the boys went through the 'Overreactions of the Week' in footy media.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included Tim's idea for his knee replacement surgery, $7 coffees, the tearjerker on The Voice last night, Jobe's votes on ANZAC Day, the NRL grand final's potential rotation around Australia, and more. After a heated call from their great mate John from Epping, they spoke to Melbourne captain Max Gawn about their preparations ahead of their Round 7 game against the Hawks, and how much the COVID outbreak at the club will affect it. AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey then called in to give the boys some contract news, and Steve Smirlis fielded plenty of questions about all things automobiles. 'Overreactions of the Week' was the next item on the agenda, and after Tim's Trainer's Report on Garry, they answered some of the burning questions in the AFL ahead of another big weekend, including the rules at centre bounce ruck contests.
With plenty of focus on the AFL media landscape this week, Tim knew it was time to give the listeners another update on how his co-host Garry Lyon is travelling.
Jeff Kennett and Caroline Wilson's stoush, Kyrie Irving on his ability to coach, Nick Dal Santo on the Saints and Jade Gresham, Christian Petracca on Max Gawn, Stephen A Smith on Ben Simmons, Kane Cornes on Elliot Yeo, Tim Gossage hosting Whateley, and more.
Did North Melbourne go too hard with their list cuts in 2020 and 2021, and should we expect the AFL to create some financial tension between the bidders for the TV rights?
'Slippery' Steve Smirlis returned to join Garry and Tim to field questions about the importance of servicing cars on time, which cars are going up in value, the safest colour to buy, and much more.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to update them on the contract status of two Bombers, an emerging Hawk, and an in-form Carlton midfielder. He also chatted about the next member from a famous football family that may enter the league through the mid-season draft, and the key forward making waves in Adelaide ahead of this year's draft.
The vision of Paddy McCartin in the rooms after he was ruled out of the Swans clash against Hawthorn on Monday has been a topic of debate in footy media, Garry and Tim weighed in.
With his side set to take on Hawthorn in Round 7, Melbourne captain Max Gawn joined Garry and Tim to talk about the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak at the club, who'll replace Luke Jackson as the second ruck, and to weigh in on the debate surrounding centre bounces after the two injuries that were sustained in Round 6.
As fired up as ever, John from Epping returned in his regular timeslot ready to hit Garry right between the eyes with some very pointed criticism. And he also voiced his biggest concerns with his beloved Kangaroos.
Tim's idea for his knee replacement surgery, $7 coffees, the tearjerker on The Voice last night, Jobe's votes on ANZAC Day, the NRL grand final's potential rotation around Australia, and more.
After discussing Channel 10's bid for the AFL TV rights, how to stop knee injuries to ruckmen, West Coast's remainder of the season, and more in 'Conversation Starters', Garry and Tim were joined by Sam Edmund who updated them on some of the biggest news around the league. And they also spoke to Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks after his side picked up a good win against the Bulldogs on Saturday.
On Wednesday morning, 'The Ramble' with Garry and Tim included chats about the disappearance of Fountain Steak Sauce at the supermarket, the Greg Norman 30 for 30, animal-themed recruiting vernacular in the AFL, the AFL executives' trip to the US, and more. Network 10 and Paramount Plus' bid for the AFL TV rights was a big talking point in 'Conversation Starters', as was West Coast's timeline for a rebuild, and after their news update from Sam Edmund, they chatted to George Samios in 'The Wonderful World of Wine'. Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks was the next guest to join the show, and they finished off with 'Questions Without Notice'.
The possible line-up if Network 10 and Paramount get the AFL rights, why can't ruckmen use their arms at centre bounces, why don't defenders take account for one-on-one contests, and more.
With multiple PCL injuries to ruckmen over the weekend, Garry and Tim ask why ruckmen shouldn't be able to use their arms to protect themselves in centre bounces.
Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks joined Garry and Tim to discuss their win over the Bulldogs in Adelaide, what he aimed for when he first arrived at the club, Billy Framptom's strong form down back, Darcy Fogarty's progress, Mark Ricciuto's comments earlier in the year, Darren Burgess' arrival at the club, and more.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to explain why the CBA negotiations won't wait until the TV rights are finalised, and also to give contract updates on two star Hawks.
Channel 10's bid for the AFL TV rights, can the AFL legislate to stop knee injuries to ruckmen, should West Coast kickstart a rebuild now, should Paddy McCartin continue playing football, and more.
Garry and Tim discuss whether now is the time for West Coast to start a rebuild after their worrying start to the season.
Garry and Tim give their takes on Network 10 and Paramount Plus' bid for the AFL's TV rights.
Which player has stolen Tim's nickname, the disappearance of Fountain Steak Sauce at the supermarket, the Greg Norman 30 for 30, animal-themed recruiting vernacular in the AFL, the AFL executives' trip to the US, and more.
On Tuesday morning, 'The Buck Stops Here' featured Jack Ginnivan's love of the moment, why Callum Mills should be considered one of the top midfielders in the competition, what Carlton has to work on, why Essendon has to improve their forward pressure, Paddy McCartin's concussion issues, and more. They then looked at some of the other big talking points from Round 6 in 'Questions Without Notice', and to finish off they chatted to Collingwood captain Scott Pendlebury after leading his side to ANZAC Day win over Essendon yesterday.
On Tuesday morning, Garry, Tim and Bucks chatted about players dyeing their hair, Garry's big weekend, Robbie Dolan's efforts on The Voice, their lawnmowers, Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter, and more in 'The Ramble'. In 'The Buck Stops Here', Bucks looked at Jack Ginnivan's love of the moment, why Callum Mills should be considered one of the top midfielders in the competition, what Carlton has to work on, why Essendon has to improve their forward pressure, and Paddy McCartin's concussion issues. After getting the latest news around the league from Sam Edmund, 'Questions Without Notice' featured some of the key talking points from Round 6, and to finish off they chatted to Collingwood captain Scott Pendlebury after leading his side to an ANZAC Day win yesterday.
After his move into the midfield willed his side to an ANZAC Day win yesterday. Collingwood captain Scott Pendlebury joined Garry, Tim and Bucks to talk through the key talking points in the game, Jack Ginnivan and Brodie Grundy's performances, their start to the season, and more.
"They're not really showing their fans, or anyone, where they're going with their footy."
Does Simon Goodwin want a loss sooner rather than later, is the hands in the back rule gone, was the 'arms out' discussion a waste of time, is it irresponsible for Stephen A Smith to talk about Ben Simmons the way he did, who would you take Callum Mills ahead of, and more.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry, Tim and Bucks to give the latest on Paddy McCartin's concussion issues, Nathan Kreuger's shoulder injury, Mark Pittonet's knock to his knee, Gillon McLachlan's trip to the United States, and more.
Garry, Tim and Bucks discuss what's going wrong with the Western Bulldogs after their disappointing loss to Adelaide on Saturday.
Jack Ginnivan's love of the moment, why Callum Mills should be considered one of the top midfielders in the competition, what Carlton has to work on, why Essendon has to improve their forward pressure, Paddy McCartin's concussion issues, and more.
Their upcoming interview with Scott Pendlebury, players dyeing their hair, Garry's big weekend, Robbie Dolan's efforts on The Voice, their lawnmowers, Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter, and more.
After they looked at the key talking points from last night's game between Melbourne and Richmond, Kane and Josh Jenkins spoke to Tasmania JackJumpers head coach Scott Roth who talked them through his emotions after his side incredibly earned a spot in the playoffs in their first NBL season. They also caught up with Collingwood assistant coach Scott Selwood ahead of Collingwood's ANZAC Day clash with Essendon today.
On Monday morning Kane Cornes and Josh Jenkins looked at the round of footy so far, Tasmania's NBL playoff berth and Tyson Fury's win yesterday in 'The Ramble'. After looking at the fallout from last night's game in 'The Monday Wash Up', they assessed where North Melbourne are at in their rebuild and Kane also listed his top 7 "effort" players in the AFL. They then caught up with Hawthorn assistant coach David Hale ahead of their match with Sydney today, and after the Tassie JackJumpers earned a miraculous playoff berth last night, head coach Scott Roth called in to preview their upcoming series against Melbourne United. Following their chat about those in the AFL who need to pull their socks up, they were joined by Collingwood assistant coach who previewed today's ANZAC Day match against Essendon.
With the Pies set to take on the Dons at the MCG today, Collingwood assistant coach Scott Selwood joined Kane and JJ to discuss what the coaching staff think of their start to the year, how they'll attack today's game, and to explain why they've loved the inclusion of Nathan Kreuger.
After a miraculous finish to the NBL regular season saw Tasmania earn a playoffs berth in their first year in the league, their head coach Scott Roth joined Kane and JJ to talk about his emotions after their playoff spot was confirmed, how he was able to build a competitive roster, and why they'll be ready for the fight against Melbourne United.
Kane and JJ look at some of the strong criticism that's been thrown towards Ben Simmons after it was revealed he won't play for the Brooklyn Nets in game four against Boston.
Hawthorn assistant coach David Hale joined Kane and JJ to preview their match against the Swans today, and talk about the upcoming club debut for Max Lynch, Sam Mitchell's coaching style, and the way they're trying involve players more on decision making at the club.
Kane and JJ look at where Melbourne and Richmond sit after last night's clash at the MCG and why North Melbourne's rebuild isn't where it should be. Kane also lists his top 7 effort players, and implores clubs to leave their gun small forwards where they are.
After he watched Joel Selwood continue to give immense effort in Geelong's big win over North Melbourne yesterday, Kane decided to list his top 7 effort players currently in the AFL.
"I don't think anyone can catch them, but the challenge is maintaining the rage for the whole year."
The round of football so far, Tasmania's NBL playoff berth, Tyson Fury's win at Wembley Stadium yesterday, Lauren Jackson's dominant return to the court, Kane's step too far with TJ on the Sunday Footy Show yesterday, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy talked about what Essendon must do to turn their season around, Leon Cameron's future at GWS, and explained why the AFL must clean up the way clubs name teams, and more. They then caught up with Gold Coast Suns coach Stuart Dew, and talked about some of the burning questions ahead of Round 6 in 'The Friday Agenda.'
After their 'Ramble' on Thursday morning, Kane and Kingy held one of the funnier quizzes they've done this year. They then talked about what Essendon must do to turn their season around, Leon Cameron's future with GWS, and the side's Kingy is starting to believe in. Following that, they highlighted the AFL's need to clean up the way club's name sides, and their first guest was Sydney coach John Longmire. Gold Coast Suns coach Stuart Dew was their next guest, and after discussing some of the key issues ahead of Round 6 in 'The Friday Agenda' they finished the show by speaking to Port Adelaide assistant coach Chad Cornes.
With the Power sitting at 0-5, Chad Cornes joined his brother Kane and Kingy to talk about their disappointing first half against Carlton, the feedback the playing group has delivered to each other recently, the omission of Karl Amon this week, and more.
What do we think of Tom Jonas saying Port Adelaide will win this week, should we have Thursday night football every week, what clubs should pay for Luke Jackson, and more.
Gold Coast Suns coach Stuart Dew joined Kane and Kingy to reflect on his side's start to the 2022 season, to talk about the impact Matt Rowell's having, and to explain how his players have been instructed to deal with the umpire dissent crackdown.
Sydney head coach John Longmire joined Kane and Kingy to talk about what his side needs to do to go to the next level, the changes Buddy Franklin makes to their forward line, and the players that are succeeding after leaving the club.
"We never find out about players injuries, but yet we always know when Paddy's injured."
"I don't think there's anyone in Victoria that thinks he'll have his job at the end of the year."
"If they're fair dinkum about what they're saying, it's not a 120-minute fix, it's a 10-week block."
With Toby Greene's return to the field coming tonight, the theme of today's quiz was "hotheads", which created some interesting conversations, and revealed a worrying episode involving a contestant.
Mike Tyson's outburst on a plane this morning, Siosifa Talakai's dominant performance in the NRL, umpire dissent in the AFL, drawing free kicks, and more.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim chatted about Scott Pendlebury's criticism of the media yesterday, Lachie Hunter's time away from the Bulldogs, Eddie McGuire's umpire comments, and more. They soon caught up with Cal Twomey who had updates on some out of contract stars in the AFL, and after chatting to Western Bulldogs young gun Cody Weightman, the went through the 'Overreactions of the Week'.
In this morning's 'Ramble' Garry and Tim chatted about the unfortunate circumstances behind Mitch Lewis' injury, Wimbledon's ban of Russian and Belarusian players, Eddie McGuire's umpire idea, the greatness of AusKick, and more. After catching up with their great mate John from Epping, Garry responded to Scott Pendlebury's criticism of the media yesterday in 'Conversation Starters'. They then caught up with Cal Twomey who had the latest on some out of contract stars in the AFL, and Bulldogs small forward Cody Weightman called in to talk about his good run of form recently. After Tim played his Trainer's Report for Garry, they looked at the 'Overreactions of the Week', with plenty of media personalities putting themselves in the firing line this week.
Kane Cornes on Essendon after their game against Fremantle, Tom Rockliff's experience with Carlton fans, Dwayne Russell on Tom Hawkins and Ned Reeves, David King on Bailey Smith and Essendon, Ben Dixon on Ken Hinkley, Mark Robinson on the things that make the game great, Andy Maher on provincial radio, and Taylor Walker's MRO comments.
Western Bulldogs young gun Cody Weightman joined Garry and Tim to explain why he's feeling more comfortable in his role at the Western Bulldogs, how things changed after their fast start against North Melbourne, and to talk about why the criticism of his ability to draw free kicks doesn't faze him.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to give an update on the biggest names that may be out of contract at the end of this season, including Jordan De Goey, Caleb Daniel, Jake Lloyd, Dan McStay, and more.
Tim's trainer's report returned for it's fourth edition after another eventful week for his co-host Garry Lyon.
What's the biggest rating night in footy, Can Toby Greene turn GWS' fortunes around this weekend, Leon Cameron's future at GWS, and more.
Scott Pendlebury's comments on umpire dissent, Lachie Hunter's time away from the Bulldogs, Eddie McGuire's umpire idea, and more.
Garry and Tim's great mate John from Epping returned to the show to discuss his issue with Gerard and Robbo on AFL360, his anger with the AFL, his proposal for Jobe's mother-in-law, why North Melbourne should keep the Good Friday game and more.
The unfortunate circumstances behind Mitch Lewis' injury, Wimbledon's ban of Russian and Belarusian players, Eddie McGuire's umpire idea, the greatness of AusKick, the ANZAC Day jumpers for Essendon and Collingwood, and more.
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim caught up with Alastair Clarkson halfway through his trip in the US, where he spoke about his involvement with the Golden State Warriors and explained why he's on his way to Green Bay. They were soon joined by Sam Edmund in the studio, who had the latest news from around the AFL, and they finished off the show with 'Questions Without Notice'.
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's Ramble included discussion about Tim's voice activated remote, Robbie Dolan's performance on the voice, Jack Colback's goal for Nottingham Forrest, and more. After Tim explained what's frustrating him about Essendon, they caught up with Alastair Clarkson who spoke about the trip he's currently on in the US, and why he's on his way to Green Bay. SEN 1170's Matty Johns was their next guest, and after they finished chatting to Matty about some burning questions surrounding the Melbourne Storm, they were joined by Sam Edmund who went through some of the big talking points in the AFL. They then entered the Wonderful World of Wine with George Samios and in 'Questions Without Notice' they talked about happiness in life, young football fans, and the ability for players to adapt to the changes being enforced by the AFL.
"Happiness" was the main theme of today's Questions Without Notice, and the boys also looked at Ash Barty's chances of playing professional golf, the mindset of young football fans, and the ability of players to adjust to the AFL's umpire dissent crackdown.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to explain what Brad Scott's press conference comments about umpire dissent mean for the competition, and also to look at Taylor Walker's crack at the MRO yesterday.
After talking about Jake Stringer's importance to Essendon, Tim asked Sam Edmund if it would be worth the Bombers offering a juicy contract to Jordan De Goey this offseason.
SEN 1170's Matty John's joined Garry and Tim to talk about Cameron Munster's future with the Storm, the possibility that Craig Bellamy will finish coaching the Storm this year, and to explain why he thinks Billy Slater would make a great coach in the NRL.
Champion AFL coach Alastair Clarkson joined Garry and Tim from the US, to talk about his experience with the Golden State Warriors in the NBA, and explain why he's travelling to Green Bay and how it ties into Tasmania's bid for an AFL team.
"There's no evidence right now, that they roll their sleeves up and play in that same aggressive, physical, blue-collar way."
Tim's voice activated remote, Garry and Melbourne FC's similar trajectory, Robbie Dolan's performance on The Voice, Jack Colback's goal for Nottingham Forrest, the podcasts they've listened to recently, and more.
Umpire dissent was the key topic on today's show with Garry, Tim and Bucks, but the 'Buck Stops Here' was back where Bucks explained why Melbourne aren't satisfied with their impressive start to the year, how St Kilda have been so dominant inside 50, and why Carlton's list management needs a pat on the back. Sam Edmund then talked about the AFL's position on the umpire dissent crackdown, and former AFL umpire Darren Goldspink called in to deliver an impassioned explanation on the state of umpiring in the game.
The debate around the umpire dissent/disrespect rulings raged on for the majority of this morning's show with Garry, Tim and Bucks, but the bulk of that waited until after 'The Buck Stops Here' where Bucks explained why Melbourne aren't playing the way they want to play, who's making St Kilda so potent going forward, why Carlton's list management needs a pat on the back and more. After talking to Sam Edmund about the AFL's position on the umpire dissent rule, the debate continued and former AFL umpire Darren Goldspink called in to passionately speak about the state of umpiring in the game.
After fielding more questions without notice on the umpire dissent rule, Garry and Tim asked Bucks about Jason Dunstall's Mason Cox comments on Thursday night, what theme's he went with for Anzac Day matches, and Jordan De Goey's contract status at Collingwood.
Former AFL umpire Darren Goldspink called in to Garry, Tim and Bucks to passionately talk about the state of umpiring in football, and weigh in on the umpire dissent debate.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry, Tim and Bucks to talk about Chris Scott's Patrick Dangerfield comments, Max Lynch's shocking run of luck at Hawthorn, and how the AFL are continuing to deal with the highly debated crackdown on umpire dissent/disrespect.
"This is a train crash, and it's happening in slow motion. It's not going to end well."
Why the rest of the competition should be worried about Melbourne, how St Kilda get such good return when they target Max King, the renaissance of small forwards, why Carlton's list management deserves a pat on the back, Ken Hinkley's mindset about playing finals in 2022, Leon Cameron's coaching at GWS, and more.
Tim's 1993 premiership catch up, reassessing the speed limits on the way into work, Bucks' trip to Brisbane, the best smashed avo in Melbourne, a surprise call with John from Epping, and more.
On Easter Monday morning, Kane and JJ looked at Essendon's lacklustre performance against Fremantle, and the inconsistencies in the match review findings from the weekend. They then debated about long contracts in the AFL, and in 'Questions Without Notice', they asked where Ken Hinkley will go with Port Adelaide now, which team has the best group of under 26 players, and the best key forwards in the game.
On Easter Monday morning, Kane Cornes and Josh Jenkins outlined their plans for the day, and asked if AFL players should spend more time working on their tricks around goal. In the 'Monday Wash Up' they looked at Essendon's disappointing loss to Fremantle yesterday, the Match Review findings from the weekend, the umpire dissent crackdown, and why the AFL will continue to have a problem with scoring. They then debated long term contracts and in 'Questions Without Notice' they asked what Ken Hinkley's mindset will be with Port Adelaide now, which team has the best under 26 group, and who is the best key forward in the league.
Where does Ken Hinkley go with Port Adelaide now, the massive amount of young talent at the Swans, the top key forwards in the game, and more.
"I think it's massive risk, outside of Franklin and Martin, I'm not sure it's ever worked."
Essendon's disappointing loss to Fremantle, the match review findings from the weekend, the inconsistencies in the AFL's crackdown on umpire dissent, lack of scoring in the AFL, and more.
Kane and JJ ask if the top eight is already set after five rounds, and if they'd take Melbourne or the field to win the 2022 premiership.
Their plans for Easter Monday, Tom Rockliff's experience leaving the MCG yesterday, should every AFL player have a torpedo in their arsenal, the mess in the office created by the SEN Track boys, their consumption of Easter eggs, JJ's request to Cameron Ling, and more.
After chatting to Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell, Kane Cornes and David King deeply dissected Brisbane's win over Collingwood last night, and also asked each other some burning questions in 'The Friday Agenda'.
On Good Friday morning, Kane and Kingy's Ramble included chats about Kingy's week off, Taggs' food in the studio, Kane's disappointing performance on the punt, Kingy's interesting maths on the Monday Means Test, and much more. After they finished catching up on each other's fortnight, they spoke to Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell about his side's start to the year, and the opening months of his senior coaching career. They spent the rest of the second hour dissecting Brisbane's win over Collingwood last night, and going through the key talking points from the action at the Gabba. And in the last hour, 'The Friday Agenda' was followed by a chat with Andy Harper about the upcoming FA Cup matches this weekend, and they finished the show by taking calls on some key issues in the AFL.
Paramount Plus football expert joined Kane and Kingy to talk about the tantalising FA cup fixtures coming up this weekend, the prestige of winning the FA Cup, the likelihood of Crystal Palace upsetting Chelsea, what role recent form plays in FA Cup ties, and more.
"You've got to put them on a pedestal, you've got to reward those individuals as they should be rewarded."
Why Marcus Adams is exactly what the Western Bulldogs need right now and what other trades you want your club to take back, are Kane's concerns about Matt Rowell justified, the 50m penalty against Harris Andrews last night, and more.
Kane Cornes and David King look at all the biggest talking points from Brisbane's win over Collingwood in front of a packed Gabba last night, including Dayne Zorko's play off halfback, the amount of 'A-Graders' Brisbane have, Lachie Neale's ability to hit the scoreboard, Darcy Gardiner's hit on Josh Daicos, the future of Mason Cox, Jordan De Goey's sublime form, and more.
"He looked like the most out of form player I think I've ever seen last night, that's on the coach for me."
"The biggest win of the first month of the season, across football, has been Zorko to halfback."
With his side set to take on Geelong on Easter Monday, Sam Mitchell joined Kane and Kingy for the first of his many regular catch ups throughout the 2022 season, where he chatted about the most disappointing aspect of their loss to St Kilda, the way he's approaching coaching different personalities at the Hawks, the reports on their physical training this week, the similarities in their midfield, and more.
Kingy's week off, Taggs' food in the studio, Kane's disappointing performance on the punt, Kingy's interesting maths on the Monday Means Test, Kane's mates on Hindley Street, Al Pacino's new found love, the best high-flyers in AFL history, and more.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim caught up with AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey who had some exciting news for Bomber fans, and outlined what draft debate he expects to see in the next 18 months. Tom Hawkins then called in to talk about Geelong's upcoming Easter Monday clash with Hawthorn, and after revealing their Overreactions of the Week, they finished the show with a chat with Melbourne Storm superstar Ryan Papenhuyzen.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim talked about what people get up to on Good Friday, and Garry's unfortunate incident on the road last night. After catching up with John from Epping in his weekly timeslot, they looked at some of the talking points ahead of the weekend in 'Conversation Starters' and then they chatted to Cal Twomey who shed some light on which club will be aggressive this offseason and what small forward may be the number one draft pick in 2023. They then chatted to Steve Smirlis who fielded all the listeners questions on cars, and after going through the 'Overreactions of the Week', they finished the show with Melbourne Storm superstar Ryan Papenhuyzen.
Melbourne Storm superstar Ryan Papenhuyzen joined Garry and Tim to talk about his side's start to the 2022 season, his four tries against Canterbury, the atmosphere playing at AAMI Park, and more.
Caro on the Herald Sun's Cyril Rioli article, Cameron Ling on GWS, Alan Joyce on rusty travellers, Josh Jenkins on Luke Jackson, Stephen Rowe on Daisy Pearce, Patrick Beverley on Minnesota's playoff berth, this week's caller on Melbourne.
The coaches who are smoking the pipe at the moment, how Garry believes the Demons are tracking in 2022, the biggest task for the incoming AFL CEO, and more.
With their annual Easter Monday clash against Hawthorn approaching fast, Geelong star Tom Hawkins joined Garry and Tim to chat about the traditional match-up, Geelong's start to the year, his future as a player, and to compare his farm to Garry and Tim's.
'Slippery' Steve Smirlis returned to the studio to answer all your burning questions on cars and to give Garry some advice about driving on country roads.
AFL.com.au journalist Callum Twomey joined Garry and Tim to give an update on which clubs with cap space will be aggressive in the 2022 offseason, and to share the latest on Josh Daicos' contract situation, and the small forward who could be the number one pick in 2023.
After another big week for his co-host Garry Lyon, Tim thought it was time to update the listener's with another trainer's report.
Why Braydon Preuss' suspension was really poor, Nakia Cockatoo's form with Brisbane, Collingwood's tall selections tonight, and more.
With a big Easter weekend ahead, John from Epping called in to talk about his Good Friday meals, Gil McLachlan's tenure as CEO, the contentious end to the Geelong/Brisbane game last week, and more. And then Margaret from Sunbury joins the show to wish everyone at SEN a happy Easter.
Joe Biden's tractors, what do people do on Good Friday, Barrett the parrot, Garry's round of golf yesterday, Tim's jazz show, Fox's wishes in the TV rights, and more.
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim used Gillon McLachlan's departure as CEO of the AFL to reassess the state of the game. Following that they chatted to Mitch Cleary who had the latest on McLachlan's replacement at the AFL, and Mike Sheahan called in to chat about McLachlan's tenure in the role.
On Wednesday morning Garry and Tim's Ramble included Gil McLachlan's resignation, Tim's love of jazz music, the Commonwealth Games in regional Victoria and more. And with Gillon McLachlan leaving his post as AFL CEO, they decided to spend a lot of time dissecting and taking your calls the state of the game. Following their deep dive into the state of the game, they caught up with Channel 7 footy reporter Mitch Cleary who had the latest on the AFL's search for their next CEO, and after entering The Wonderful World of Wine with George Samios, they chatted to legendary footy journo Mike Sheahan about McLachlan's tenure as CEO. After spending the morning watching the show, Tim's granddaughters came into the studio and chatted about their plans for Easter, and the boys finished the show with 'Questions Without Notice'.
Who will have a better career out of Rankine, Rozee, and Rachele, do we overrate senior coaches, the potential head of a new past players association.
Tim's granddaughters, Frankie and Winnie, joined Garry and Tim in the studio to chat about their Papa, and their plans for Easter.
Legendary footy journalist Mike Sheahan joined Garry and Tim to talk about Gillon McLachlan's tenure as AFL CEO, who he thinks should take over from Gil, and also to outline his concerns about the rules around physicality in the league.
This week George recommended the Hay Shed Hill Cabernet - Margaret River and the Seppelt Original Sparkling Shiraz.
Channel 7 footy reporter Mitch Cleary joined Garry and Tim to discuss Gillon McLachlan's potential successors at the AFL, the possibility of a twilight grand final, Paddy Ryder's suspension, and more.
After Gillon McLachlan's resignation as AFL CEO yesterday, Garry and Tim discussed the state of football in Australia and looked at what is and isn't working in the sport, while also discussing the possibility of a twilight AFL grand final in 2022.
Gil McLachlan's resignation, another comment from Anthony Albanese, Tim's love of jazz music, the Commonwealth Games in regional Victoria, the movie Garry watched last night, and more.
On Monday morning, Garry and Tim chatted to Richmond gun Jayden Short after the Tigers bounced back with a win over the Bulldogs on Saturday night. They then caught up with Mitch Cleary who gave an update on the biggest news around the league, and chatted about Paddy Ryder's suspension, Port Adelaide's head-scratching decisions against Melbourne, Tom Hawkins' push in the back against Brisbane, and more.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's Ramble included their Eater plans, Anthony Albanese's slip up, a song for Simon Goodwin, and more. They then caught up with Richmond star Jayden Short after his side's good win against the Bulldogs on Saturday night, and Channel 7 footy reporter Mitch Cleary joined the show to provide an update on some of the biggest stories around the AFL. In 'Questions Without Notice' they ask if we need to know players' salaries, is the AFLPA focussing on concussion enough, why we should name state of origin sides, and more.
Do we need to know players' salaries, is the AFLPA focussing on concussion enough, why we should name state of origin sides, and more.
Channel 7 footy reporter Mitch Cleary joined Garry and Tim to give updates on Paddy Ryder's suspension, the round 10 and 11 fixture, Ollie Wines' return, Leon Cameron's future at GWS, Tim English's potential move to the Eagles, and more.
What was frustrating about Tom Hawkins' push in the back, Paddy Ryder's two-week suspension, Port Adelaide's head scratching move in the forward line, and more.
After the Tigers bounced back with a good win over the Western Bulldogs on Saturday night, gun defender Jayden Short joined Garry and Tim to talk about the win and their up-and-down start to the year.
Their plans for Easter, Anthony Albanese's slip up, Annavisto's run on Saturday, Jonathan Brown's milk scull, a song for Simon Goodwin, Stephen Rowe's Daisy Pearce comments, the attendance at the AFLW grand final, and more.
In the 'Buck Stops Here', Bucks looked at players who have high impact with not as many possessions, Tom Hawkins' sneaky brilliant career, Richmond's performance against the Bulldogs, and more. And looking at some hotly debated topics in 'Questions Without Notice', they chatted to Essendon's Andrew McGrath after the Bombers held onto the four points against Adelaide yesterday.
On Monday morning, Garry and Bucks looked at Cam Smith's efforts at the Masters, the Australian Grand Prix and Nash Rawiller's ride on Think It Over in The Ramble. In 'The Buck Stops Here' Bucks looked at high possession vs high impact, Tom Hawkins' sneaky brilliant career, Richmond's performance against the Bulldogs, and more. And after a heavy debate on Paddy Ryder's potential suspension in 'Questions Without Notice', they chatted to Essendon's Andrew McGrath after the Bombers held on against the Crows yesterday,
After their win against the Crows yesterday, Essendon's Andrew McGrath joined the show to talk about their difficult fixture to start the 2022 season, Blake Caracella's move into the head coaching role yesterday, and Peter Wright's hot start to the season.
Why St Kilda has surprised Bucks, why Sam Mitchell will learn a lot about Hawthorn, Brad Hill's best attribute, Paddy Ryder's potential suspension, Darcy Moore's six year extension, Geelong's ball movement, and more.
High possession vs high impact, Tom Hawkins' sneaky brilliant career, the greatly exaggerated demise of Richmond, the evenness of the competition, why Fremantle flying under the radar, and more.
Cam Smith at the Masters, the Australian GP, Nash Rawiller's ride on Think It Over, Bucks' acting on Fox Footy, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane Cornes and Adam Cooney dissected Port Adelaide's efforts in last night's loss to Melbourne, and they then turned their attention to the Australian GP and chatted to Channel 10 F1 commentator Richard Craill. After discussing Darcy Moore's contract and Nat Fyfe's leadership, they talked to Port Adelaide captain Tom Jonas who talked through their disappointing loss last night.
On Friday morning, Kane and Coons looked at Cam Smith and Tiger Woods' start at The Masters, then reminisced about footy trips and asked what sporting moments they would buy as NFTs. After deeply dissecting last night's game between Port Adelaide and Melbourne, and going through all the key talking points, they turned their attention to the Australian Grand Prix and spoke to Channel 10 F1 commentator Richard Craill. In 'The Friday Agenda' they looked at Darcy Moore's long term deal with Collingwood, Nat Fyfe's leadership at Fremantle, and much more. And they finished the show by talking to Port Adelaide captain Tom Jonas who answered some of the burning questions after their loss to Melbourne last night.
After his side's disappointing loss to Melbourne last night, Port Adelaide captain Tom Jonas joined Kane and Coons to talk about where they fell down against the Dees, why the senior players need to maintain standards, and the pressure facing them after a 0-4 start.
Long terms deals in the AFL, Nat Fyfe's leadership at Fremantle, tagging more than one player, Kysaiah Pickett's form in 2022, and more.
With official proceedings at the Australian GP set to get underway today, Channel 10 F1 commentator Richard Craill joined Kane and Coons to talk through the lead up to the event, what difference the changes to the track will make, and who he thinks is primed to win on Sunday.
After David King's top five performers in 2022 was full of midfielders a couple of weeks ago, Adam Cooney decided to list his top five key position players in the competition.
Kane Cornes and Adam Cooney review Thursday night's clash between Port Adelaide and Melbourne.
"The effort was there... but their game plan going in was about the worst game plan you could have when you're trying to take on Melbourne."
Cam Smith and Tigers Woods' start at The Masters, Kane and Coons' footy trips, their bucket list sporting events, what AFL moments would you want as an NFT, and more.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim discussed Geelong's decision to rest Joel Selwood for Friday night's clash against Brisbane, and what effect taggers are having in 2022. They then caught up with Cal Twomey who had some news on the contract status of some youngsters around the league. They then head to Augusta where they chat to Geoff Shackelford about all things Masters, and to finish off they go through their 'Overreactions of the Week'.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's Ramble included some of Tim's finer work with sound effects while they discussed the upcoming F1 Grand Prix this weekend. In 'Conversation Starters' they look at Geelong's resting of Joel Selwood, the tag of Touk Miller last weekend, and why coach's contracts don't matter. They then chat with horse trainer Gary Colvin, who tells an interesting story about local footballers watching his horse run on the weekend. AFL.com.au's Cal Twomey then calls in with the latest contract news around the league, and golf writer and broadcaster Geoff Shackelford joins them from Augusta to talk all things Masters. And after 'Questions Without Notice' they look at the 'Overreactions of the Week'.
The Overreactions of the Week returned to crown it's third winner, with plenty of big names in the media making some bold claims.
Why did GWS and Gold Coast have such a poor crowd last weekend, should the Adelaide Crows have made such a big deal about Taylor Walker's return, why Essendon must win this weekend, should they buy Buddy Franklin's 1000th goal NFT, and more.
Senior golf writer and broadcaster Geoff Shackelford joined Garry and Tim from Augusta to talk all things Masters, including Tiger Woods' likely return, the Australian's who will be competitive, and what lesser known names might be a chance of taking home the Green Jacket.
AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to give an update on the contract status on Daniel Rioli, Lachie Weller, Darcy Gardiner, Daniel McStay and Max Holmes. He also outlines a big chance for the mid-season draft and names which out of favour players clubs will be looking to target this offseason.
Horse trainer Gary Colvin joned Garry and Tim to tell the story of a local footy match stopping to watch his horse run at Randwick last weekend, and to discuss his daughter Gabrielle playing in the AFLW grand final for Melbourne this weekend.
Geelong resting Joel Selwood on Friday night, their chances of tagging Lachie Neale, and why coaches contracts don't matter.
"It happens to everybody, there comes a time where your productivity is reduced and you're not the player that you once were."
John from Epping joined Garry and Tim to voice his frustrations with North Melbourne, and he was then quizzed about winning prizes on other stations.
The difference between "effect" and "affect", Daniel Ricciardo's Australian Grand Prix comments, Tim's Grand Prix sound effects, the Valvoline ad, Slippery Steve, Annavisto's chances this weekend, and more.
On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim talked about Tiger Woods' now likely return to golf, and the hype surrounding Carlton. They were then joined by Sam Edmund who provided an update on some out of contract Bombers, and following Sam's update they spoke to Commander Chris Hadfield about his fascinating career as an astronaut. And lastly Lions star Emily Bates called in after winning the AFLW Best and Fairest last night.
In Wednesday's Ramble Garry and Tim chat about their favourite power tools, the dress code at the AFLW Awards last night, and Garry's trip to TaylorMade yesterday. They then talk about Tiger Woods' potential return at The Masters, and the hype around Carlton in 'Conversation Starters', and Sam Edmund joins them in the studio to provide an update on some out of contract youngsters at Essendon. After spending some time with George Samios in the Wonderful World of Wine, they chatted to Canadian astronaut Commander Chris Hadfield about his incredible career in space. And to finish off, Emily Bates joined the show after winning the AFLW Best and Fairest last night.
After winning the AFLW Best and Fairest last night, Brisbane star Emily Bates joined Garry and Tim to talk about her nervousness towards the end of the count, the thrill of playing on the MCG last week, and the potential of starting the next season in August.
Canadian astronaut Commander Chris Hadfield joined Garry and Tim to give an in-depth account of his incredible career in space, and to explain what life is like in international space stations.
George Samios joined Garry and Tim in the studio to give some of his tips on mixing cheese and wine, and to get the boys to do some taste testing.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to give an update on some out of contract youngsters at Tullamarine, potential player movement in the AFLW, and more.
Why Tiger Woods' return is the biggest story in world sport, is the hype around Carlton justified, Richmond's recent form, and more.
"I think they're absolutely justified that we start talking about them as a finalist. Premierships would be overhyped."
"When you hear something like this is about to unfold, it compels you to go and watch."
John from Epping called in a day early to educate Garry and Tim about the best firewood.
Tim's power tools, the dress code at the AFLW Awards, what have you picked up from hard rubbish, Garry's trip to TaylorMade, the best chainsaws, Annavisto's upcoming run, and more.
On Tuesday morning, Garry explained why he thinks the season is compromised already and Tim looked at what Peter Gutwein's departure means for Tasmania and their push for an AFL side. Sam Edmund joined the show to clear up the speculation about Tasmania's bid for an AFL club and give an update on Jeff Kennett's future at Hawthorn. They then chat to Sam Walsh and Lily Mithen.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim's Ramble included discussion about closures on the M1, Tiger Woods' chances of playing at the Masters, the key to making reunions fun, and much more. They then turned their attention to 'Conversation Starters' where Garry explained why the season is compromised, and Tim looked at the impact Peter Gutwein's departure will have on Tasmania's bid for an AFL team. Sam Edmund soon comes into the studio to clear up Tim's worries for Tasmania, and also give an update on the future of Jeff Kennett at Hawthorn. Carlton star Sam Walsh then joins the show, and after their 'Questions Without Notice', Melbourne AFLW midfielder Lily Mithen called in ahead of the AFLW grand final this weekend.
Melbourne AFLW star Lily Mithen joined Garry and Tim to talk about her excitement ahead of the AFLW Grand Final this weekend, and the likelihood of Daisy Pearce continuing her playing career.
Can Brayden Preuss be a game changing ruckman, are Richmond's premiership hopes gone, Lewis Hamilton's skydiving trip, and more.
Carlton star Sam Walsh joined Garry and Tim to discuss the return from his syndesmosis injury, Carlton's start to the year, how he deals with getting tagged, and more.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to give an update on what Peter Gutwein's departure means for Tasmania's AFL bid, Jeff Kennett's future as Hawthorn president, and more.
Why the season is compromised already, is Tasmania's bid for an AFL team in trouble, why forwards are regaining the advantage over defenders, and more.
"He has been the driving force, he has been the voice, he has been the face of this push."
"I'm not saying there's anyway around this or it's anyone's fault, but this is a season that is totally compromised."
The rain in East Gippsland over the weekend, speed limits on the M1, Matt Hill commentating footy on the weekend, Jacqui Felgate's departure from Channel 7, the Grammy's, the key to making reunions fun, and more.
On Monday morning, 'The Buck Stops Here' returned to look at the weekend's biggest talking points, and Jack Steele joined Garry and Bucks to chat about St Kilda's comeback win over Richmond, and Matthew Mott called in after coaching Australia to an ICC World Cup win in New Zealand.
Australia's Women's World Cup win yesterday, the AFLW preliminary finals and Bucks' performance on 'Best On Ground'. 'The Buck Stops Here' on Jacob Weitering's importance to Carlton, why momentum is king, West Coast's horrid start to the year, and more. Sam Edmund with the latest news on Jeff Kennett and some out of contract youngsters, Jack Steele after St Kilda's comeback win over Richmond, Questions Without Notice, and Australian Women's Cricket Coach Matthew Mott.
After winning the ICC Women's World Cup yesterday, Australian coach Matthew Mott joined Garry and Bucks to talk through their flawless tournament, the win over England and their celebrations last night.
Whether Bucks is considering coaching again, Aaron Finch's recent performances, Kane's continued criticism of Jack Ginnivan, how quickly will Tex Walker come back into Adelaide's side, and more.
After their comeback win against Richmond yesterday, St Kilda captain Jack Steele joined Garry and Bucks to explain how they were able to turn the game around, and to touch on some of the key contributors in his side.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Bucks to give an update on Jeff Kennett's future at Hawthorn after more light was shed on Cyril Rioli's departure from the club over the weekend. He also provides an update on some out of contract youngsters around the league, suspensions from round three, Damien Hardwick's "close contact" comments, and more.
The importance of Jacob Weitering, why momentum is king, West Coast's unfortunate start to the year, Gold Coast's inability to win ugly, what Carlton look to have been doing all pre-season, why we shouldn't be surprised by the Collingwood and Geelong game, and more.
Australia's Women's World Cup win yesterday, the AFLW preliminary finals, Bucks' performance on 'Best On Ground', his commute to work, local footy's return on the weekend, and more.
To start the show, Kane and Kingy give their initial reactions to the Western Bulldogs win over Sydney last night, and look at each club's celebrity supporters. They then dissect why the Dogs were able to get the four points over the Swans. Halfway through the show they're joined in the studio by former Manchester United striker Dwight Yorke, where they talk about the Red Devils upcoming trip to Australia and his stellar career at Old Trafford. After going through the biggest talking points ahead of round three, they chat to Joel Selwood who's set to break the games captained record this weekend. Later in their chat with Joel, their joined by Stephen Kernahan who congratulates the Cats skipper for breaking his record.
With Joel Selwood set to break Stephen Kernahan's record for games captained this weekend, he joined Kane and Kingy to reflect on his tenure as the Cats skipper, and later on, Sticks called in to congratulate him.
Kane and Kingy debate whether Essendon should send a tagger to Christian Petracca this weekend.
Kane's research with Dwight Yorke, Richmond's selection this weekend, sides that have the opportunity to go 3-0 this weekend, who would you rather be out of Essendon, Port Adelaide or GWS, and Kingy's confidence in the Suns this weekend.
After it was announced the Red Devils will be coming to Australia in July, former Manchester United striker Dwight Yorke joined Kane and Kingy in the studio to talk about the last time they came to Melbourne and his stellar career in football.
Kane and Kingy debate whether defenders are facing significant disadvantages against forwards when it comes to umpiring in the AFL.
Who's your club's celebrity supporter, Hugh Jackman's half-time speech to Port Adelaide in the Showdown, Fox Footy's new Saturday night show and more.
Hear the best of Garry Lyon and Tim Watson from Thursday, March 31. Tim gives a trainer's review for Garry's performance this week, we chat with Cal Twomey too.
We reflect on Shane Warne's memorial last night, Tim gives a review for Garry's performance this week, Cal Twomey joins us, Steve Smirlis to discuss cars and more.
Garry and Tim look at the week's biggest overreactions in the AFL media, including claims from Andy Maher, David King, and crown this week's winner.
How many people watched Shane Warne's memorial last night, how worried should we be about Nat Fyfe having back surgery, how long until crowds flock back to the footy, and more.
Car expert 'Slippery' Steve Smirlis joined Garry and Tim in the studio to field all your broad or intricate questions on automobiles.
AFL.com.au journalist Callum Twomey joined Garry and Tim to talk about which players are eyeing off new deals with their clubs, what Giant clubs will be coming hard for this offseason, and what father-son prospect has been turning heads lately.
After Garry's big week in the media, Tim decided to update the listeners with a trainer's report on his co-host.
More reflections on Shane Warne and the love he had from his family, the impact Mark Ricciuto's comments will have on Adelaide, why Sydney are a serious contender this year, and more.
Adelaide Football Director Mark Ricciuto didn't hold back with his comments on the Crows' recent performances yesterday, and Garry and Tim debated the impact it'll have on the team.
The Kangaroos' win over the Eagles, where was Tim at Shane Warne's memorial, a potential trip to Bali, his trip to Bright on the weekend, and more.
The Shane Warne Memorial last night, should daylight savings be permanent, the Herald Sun tipping, banning Channel 9 reporters at the AIA Centre, Mo Salah's missed penalty, the price of petrol, and more.
Michael Willson, the AFL's chief photographer, Peter Jess, Sam Edmund, George Samios and more.
How much will Ash Barty's retirement affect the value of Channel Nine's Aus Open rights, why NFL teams are employing people of minority as offensive assistants, how good would Billy Slater be as a coach in the NRL, can Mick Fanning win at Bells Beach over Easter, and more.
AFL Chief Photographer Michael Willson joined Garry and Tim to talk about capturing some potentially iconic images of Lance Franklin after he kicked his 1000th goal and was swarmed by the SCG crowd.
SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to talk about the unveiling of the "Shane Warne Stand" signage at the MCG tonight, why Marvel Stadium has dialled down their sound and lights, and also to provide some AFL injury updates.
After Jack Riewoldt said vision like Hayden Crozier in the changerooms shouldn't be shown on a live broadcast, Garry and Tim gave their takes on the issue.
AFL concussion advocate Peter Jess joined Garry and Tim after it was announced the AFL would be launching an investigation into the work of one of its chief concussion advisors Dr Paul McRory.
Garry and Tim's lunch hosting duties yesterday, parking in the city, their favourite eras in football, writing letters in the paper, which interstate player isn't getting the praise they deserve, and more.
On Tuesday morning, Garry and Tim talked about some of the AFL's key issue in 'Conversation Starters' before catching up with Hawthorn captain Ben McEvoy. They then head to 'Questions Without Notice' where they discuss the possibility of coaches having an "outside man", and the recipe to Sydney's incredible consistency over the last 15 years.
The drama at The Oscars yesterday, Tim's return to the commentary box, and his weightlifting efforts as a player. In 'Conversation Starters' they look at some of the key issues surrounding the AFL, including the ugly truth behind concussion, debutants starting as the medical sub, and Dustin Martin's potential retirement. Hawthorn captain Ben McEvoy then joins the show to talk about his side's hot start to the 2022 season and Sam Edmund joins the boys in the studio to give an update on Martin and Aaron Naughton's injury. To finish off the boys go through their "Questions Without Notice", which include coaches choosing to have an outside man, the likelihood that Matthew Lloyd would've reached 1000 goals, and why Sydney's been able to remain competitive for the last 15 years.
Should AFL coaches have an outside man, is selecting two rucks coming back in vogue, should Matthew Lloyd have kept playing until he kicked 1000 goals, why have Sydney been so consistent, and more.
Sam Edmund joined Garry and Tim to give an update on the future of Dustin Martin, the physical status of Aaron Naughton, and more.
Hawthorn captain Ben McEvoy joined Garry and Tim to talk about his side's impressive start to the 2022 season, the difference between Alastair Clarkson and Sam Mitchell's coaching and why he thinks the centre bounce should remain in the game.
Why the ball should be thrown up at the centre bounce, the AFL's latest concussion issues, Nathan Buckley and Jason Dunstall's argument about head-high free kicks, the future of Dustin Martin, and more.
Will Smith's Oscars slap of Chris Rock, Tim's return to the commentary box on Sunday, backing over Garry's mishap on Friday night, his Foxtel installation, Tim's weightlifting, Shaquille O'Neal's upcoming trip to Australia and more.
On Monday morning, Garry and Bucks discussed the criticism aimed towards clubs who pick first-gamers as the medical sub, and 'The Bucks Stops Here' returns to look at the weekend's biggest talking points. And to finish, they caught up with North Melbourne senior coach David Noble after his side's win against the Eagles yesterday.
The crowd after Buddy kicked his 1000th goal, Garry's mishap on Fox Footy on Friday night and Bucks' Denzel Washington grab about the media. 'The Bucks Stops Here' on Hawthorn's performance against Port Adelaide, Jarrod Berry's role on Zach Merrett and Patrick Cripps' exceptional form. Sam Edmund with the latest footy news, Questions Without Notice, and North Melbourne senior coach David Noble.
North Melbourne senior coach David Noble joined Garry and Bucks to discuss their win over the Eagles, what areas he liked in the game, and how they'll prepare for Brisbane this week.
Where GWS went wrong against Richmond yesterday, where should Jake Bowey sit in the rising star markets, what Bucks is seeing from Collingwood's game style, why he's worried about Port Adelaide, and more.
Sam Edmund gives an update on the fan at the SCG who scored Buddy's 1000th goal ball, and the boys debate how the AFL will handle another big COVID outbreak at a club.
Garry and Bucks discuss who they'd take first out of Noah Balta, Luke Jackson, Max King or Sam Walsh.
Why the Hawks win against Port Adelaide can take them anywhere, the importance of having a "cooler" in your 22, why Patrick Cripps is ready to explode and can't be tagged, when to set standards and when to support a player, why efficiency inside 50 is the key difference between winning and losing.
The potential of Jett Buckley sending in an F1 cross, the crowd after Lance Franklin kicked his 1000th goal, Garry's mishap about Kenny Williams on Friday night, Bucks' Denzel Washington grab about the media, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane Cornes and David King reviewed Carlton's 12-point win over the Western Bulldogs, and spoke with Richmond assistant coach Adam Kingsley and former West Coast defender Brad Sheppard.
Our flinch reactions to the footy on Thursday night, and when we've been set up by our mates, before Kingy explained why North Melbourne had no choice but to omit Jaidyn Stephenson (36:04), a full review of Carlton's 12-point win over the Western Bulldogs (39:54), Kane outlined why Collingwood shouldn't commit to Jordan De Goey (55:36), Richmond assistant coach Adam Kingsley (1:06:59), the Friday Agenda (1:21:17), and former West Coast defender Brad Sheppard on his recovery from repeat concussions (1:45:46).
How he has begun to "turn the corner" in terms of his concussion symptoms, the "rigorous therapy" he has been through to regain full function, why big collisions like Willie Rioli's bump must be stamped out and the concussion protocols extended to 30 days, and more.
The Essendon leaders who must lift even though they're putting up big disposal numbers, why North Melbourne may have been the most disappointing team in the opening round, whether we've seen another player who can "take traffic" like Carlton captain Patrick Cripps, the contract Kane would put in front of Collingwood's Jordan De Goey, and more.
Why the Tigers remain confident in their midfield group despite the final quarter mauling at the hands of Carlton last Thursday, the latest on Dustin Martin with the triple Norm Smith Medallist on a leave of absence from the club, what Noah Balta can bring to the forward line next to Tom Lynch, the Tigers' hopes that Dion Prestia's hamstring injury is only "incidental" after the 29-year-old put in a strong pre-season, when we could see Sydney Stack back in the senior team, and more.
"If you're going to sign a player up on $900,000 for four or five years, you want to sign a grown-up."
Kane Cornes and David King run through all the key narratives from the Blues' 12-point win over the runners-up on Thursday night.
Our flinch reactions to another "brutal" Carlton performance, and how the Bulldogs' "bottom five players suddenly look really ordinary," when our mates have set us up, and more.
On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim pinpointed the players that will decide the match between the Western Bulldogs and Carlton at Marvel Stadium, and the missing piece in Jamarra Ugle-Hagan's game. Later, they caught up with Callum Twomey from AFL.com.au, and Gold Coast Suns senior coach Stuart Dew.
Tim's plans to fine-tune Whisple, Garry's review of Rock Sugar in South Yarra and how many of us would retire on the spot if we could, before John from Epping (32:16), discussions around the most important players in tonight's meeting between the Western Bulldogs and Carlton, when we'll know Jamarra Ugle-Hagan has settled at the elite level, what Ash Hansen has brought to the Blues and more (40:00), the biggest overreactions of the past week (1:01:41), Callum Twomey from AFL.com.au to work through the list of free agents and the names in the mix for the top selection (1:04:56), Questions Without Notice (1:20:14), and Gold Coast Suns senior coach Stuart Dew (1:42:23).
How the Suns' physical and mental maturity and time together has helped them take another step, what co-captain Jarrod Witts has brought back to the team after a knee reconstruction, why he was always confident Matt Rowell would return to his best form, the Suns coaches' flinch response to West Coast forward Willie Rioli's hit on Rowell, why he instructs his players not to bump, how much the interest in the game has grown on the Gold Coast, and more.
Who we would want most between Aaron Naughton and Jacob Weitering if we were building a team from scratch, why we didn't like seeing Barry Hall in the ring with Sonny Bill Williams last night, why Tim believes Ash Barty won't return to professional sport but we'll "read about her," who should call Lance Franklin's 1000th goal if it comes down to Gerard Whateley and Anthony Hudson, and more.
How five years has become the "benchmark" for free agents pursuing long-term offers at their clubs or further afield, and the Collingwood, Hawthorn and Richmond defenders who could soon sign such a contract, why North Melbourne ruckman Tristan Xerri has put renewal discussions on hold, the names in the mix to be taken with the first selection in the draft, how soon in the season there are "handshake" agreements between players and clubs, and more.
The two most important players in tonight's match between the Western Bulldogs and Carlton, what Tom Liberatore's splits in the opening round told us about the long-term effects of COVID-19, the role Jamarra Ugle-Hagan needs to play for the Dogs, where Carlton captain Patrick Cripps needs to "improve greatly," how Blues caretaker coach Ash Hansen will know the Bulldogs "backwards," why the AFL should have appealed the Willie Rioli decision, and more.
"I don't know that he understands yet how hard you have to work to set up your opportunity to get the ball."
His frustration with Gillon McLachlan and Brad Scott and why the rules around high contact need to be rewritten, how it's nearly time to rip out our tomato plants, and more.
Tim's plans to fine-tune Whisple, Garry's review of Rock Sugar after a listener recommended the restaurant on Malvern Road, how much Ash Barty has left to achieve and how many of us would follow her into retirement if we could, and more.
On Wednesday morning Garry and Tim discussed the decision to overturn Willie Rioli's suspension and took your calls, before they caught up with Sydney Swans chief executive Tom Harley.
On Wednesday morning Garry and Tim discussed the decision of the tribunal to overturn West Coast forward Willie Rioli's one-match suspension, Sam Edmund was in the studio with news on Carlton with coach Michael Voss in isolation, George Samios joined the boys for The Wonderful World of Wine, and Sydney Swans chief executive Tom Harley looked ahead to Lance Franklin's next opportunity to hit four figures on Friday night against former side Hawthorn.
Whether St Kilda can play all of Rowan Marshall, Paddy Ryder and Jack Hayes, why Tom Liberatore hasn't been at his best, what we can expect from Tim Kelly and Liam Ryan coming back from COVID, and more.
Sydney Swans CEO joined Garry and Tim to talk about their preparations ahead of Lance Franklin's 1000th goal and Logan McDonald's contract extension.
George recommended the 5th leg Semillon Sauvignon Blanc & the Grant Burge 5th generation Cabernet Merlot.
Sam Edmund gives an update on the Willie Rioli finding at the tribunal last night and who'll be taking the reins at Carlton tomorrow night.
The confusion after the shock call on Willie Rioli at the tribunal, why Mitch Robinson's suspension was upheld, St Kilda's disappointing crowd on Friday night, and more.
Garry and Tim weigh in on the AFL tribunal's call to overturn Willie Rioli's suspension after he collected Matt Rowell on the weekend.
Treatment and advice for knee replacements, the passing of champion racehorse Zipping, Garry's cooking last night, a new way of doing scalloped potatoes, and more.
"You know what they should do? They should appeal the leniency, and say 'we're embarrassed, and for the good of the game we'll add another week on.'"
The "crack team" Garry wants to put together, the health benefits of a plunge in icy water, the perfect pool temperature, another round of restaurant recommendations, the growing interest in non-alcoholic beverages, and more.
On Tuesday morning Garry and Tim examined the match review findings, discussed how the art of one-on-one defending has been diminished, and spoke with Brisbane midfielder Hugh McCluggage following the Lions' win over Port Adelaide in the opening round.
The "crack team" Garry hopes to put together, the benefits of a plunge into icy waters and another round of restaurant recommendations, before discussions around the match review findings, whether the art of one-on-one defence has been lost and more (39:53), Sam Edmund with news on Sydney forward Logan McDonald (1:07:00), country footy champion Jason Rachele after son Josh booted five goals in his debut for Adelaide on Sunday (1:20:37), Questions Without Notice (1:26:03), and Brisbane midfielder Hugh McCluggage (1:44:56).
How the Lions have reviewed their string of finals exits with one win to show for three seasons in the top four, his plans to spend more time in a contested role despite having excelled on the wing, how he hopes to straighten up his kicking for goal after two wayward seasons, and more.
The players that surprised us in the opening round, whether or not Carlton's starting four at the centre bounce is the strongest in the competition, the best "dicky kicks" in the game, and more.
The family's humble celebration following the 19-year-old's five goals in his first game for the Crows, why their Italian name is pronounced with a soft rather than a hard c, and more.
"I watched a couple of teams run around on the weekend who were desperate for somebody that might have been able to play up forward and kick a goal."
Why West Coast and Brisbane shouldn't appeal the suspensions imposed on Willie Rioli and Mitch Robinson, how modern tactics have minimised the opportunities to grow as a one-on-one defender, whether North Melbourne's height was a contributing factor in their loss to Hawthorn on Sunday, and more.
On Monday morning, Garry and Bucks discussed the need to better recognise the contribution of assistant coaches, Western Bulldogs boss Luke Beveridge's "leadership and strength" and how the narrative around St Kilda midfielder Brad Hill needs to be reframed. Later in the program, they spoke with Sydney recruit Paddy McCartin following his first game for the Swans.
How the lunch offering at Fox Footy needs to improve, and how Jim Stynes was a "moral compass" for Garry, before Bucks defended Collingwood forward Jack Ginnivan following Kane Cornes' criticism on Sunday (30:13), 'The Buck Stops Here' on the mental hurdle of the opening round, Luke Beveridge "owning" his mistakes, the narrative around Brad Hill and plenty more (39:53), Sam Edmund with news on suspensions, injuries and Carlton (1:06:27), Barry Hall ahead of his 'Turf War' bout with Sonny Bill Williams (1:14:15), Questions Without Notice (1:20:47), and Sydney Swans defender Paddy McCartin (1:44:47).
Why he was "pinching" himself when he lined up with younger brother Tom in the Swans' backline on Saturday, why he appreciates that the "constant footy dialogue" away from the club doesn't happen in the Harbour City, the process that underpinned his recovery from repeat concussions and return to the elite level, how he's still adding "bits and pieces" to his defensive craft having played a more instinctive game as a key forward, and more.
The player Nathan Buckley would put on Christian Petracca if he were Luke Beveridge, how Carlton recruit George Hewett has balanced his offensive output and defensive running, how Oliver Florent and Errol Gulden's improvement has released Sydney Swans veteran Luke Parker to impact the game forward of centre, how Jack Gunston and Tom Hawkins have emphasised the importance of forward craft, and more.
"He does have that capacity to find space, he's really smooth and he uses the ball well."
"Too often in recent years, forwards have lost the initiative in the battle with their defender."
The "sweet spot" for his boxing weight and how his fitness as a boxer differs from his fitness as a footballer, why he wants to take on fights he's been told he can't win, how Williams will present a more "strategic" challenge than Paul Gallen, and more.
Why it's "staggering" a free kick wasn't paid against Willie Rioli for his hit on Matt Rowell and how he could face a suspension, the match review findings from the first six games of the opening round, the latest on the injuries to Jeremy Cameron, Aliir Allir and Trent McKenzie, and more.
How we put too much emphasis on senior coaches and not enough on assistants, the influence of centre clearances on results over the opening round, how players and teams can "play the game before they get out there," the way Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge showed leadership and strength after he made a mistake on Wednesday night, how the debutants so far this season have shown us the game is in good shape, why we should reframe the narrative around St Kilda midfielder Brad Hill, and more.
"You want personality from players and coaches... and when someone pops their head up you cut it off."
How the catering at Fox Footy could improve, how Jim Stynes became a moral compass for Garry, where deli meats in South Australia differ from Victoria, why matching similarly-placed teams in the opening round should be the standard from now on, and more.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy examined how the "standards at Carlton have shifted" and why we should "hold our bullets" for Richmond, discussed Luke Beveridge's tirade at Tom Morris in Wednesday's post-match press conference and why the Fox Sports reporter was subsequently stood down, and caught up with GWS Giants coach Leon Cameron.
On Friday morning, Kane and Kingy addressed the Tom Morris story after the reporter was stood down by Fox Sports, and explained why we need to "hold our bullets" for Richmond (12:16), spoke with Greater Western Sydney coach Leon Cameron (39:43), explained how the "standards at Carlton have shifted" (53:22), why we don't need to be concerned about the Western Bulldogs (1:03:37), discussed whether Luke Beveridge's tirade in his post-game press conference represented a "pattern of behaviour" (1:09:31), ran the Friday Agenda (1:20:40), and ran the rule over the final seven games of the opening round (1:49:26).
Kane and Kingy go through the seven remaining games of the opening ground, pinpoint the stakes and tip who will win.
Why Luke Beveridge and other coaches could better "pick their battles" rather than squabble with reporters when selection news gets out, how teams can put a "cooler" on Christian Petracca and other elite midfielders without compromising their game plan, whether Richmond have the strength in the middle to return to contention, and more.
"They're going to play at Marvel and be almost impossible to beat there with the way they move the ball."
The next step for the Giants after a surprise finals appearance last season, why he'll continue to make room for the out-of-fashion tagger, the "breakout" forward who can help the Giants overcome a personnel crisis in offence, why he doesn't perceive part-time coach and former Essendon tactician James Hird as a threat to his position, his empathy for Luke Beveridge after the Western Bulldogs coach tore through a journalist on Wednesday night, and more.
"What Tom said is unacceptable. That's the starting point. It's not 'how are we?', it's 'how are the affected?'"
On Thursday, Garry and Tim discussed the season opener between the Dees and the Dogs and the fallout from Luke Beveridge's press conference, and spoke with Storm legend Cameron Smith in the lead up to Craig Bellamy's 500th match as coach.
Plenty of talkback on the back of the Luke Beveridge press conference and last night's game.
We discuss Wednesday night footy and the explosive press conference from Luke Beveridge.
On Wednesday morning Garry and Tim discussed Luke Beveridge's response to reports that premiership wingman Lachie Hunter had been dropped for the opening round, caught up with Richmond co-captain Dylan Grimes (12:28), and examined the Melbourne Storm's premiership prospects with Matty Johns (21:21).
How Tim's 'Whisple' launch was received, and the most we'll spend on coffee with prices set to soar, before a discussion around Lachie Hunter's reported omission and then selection for the Western Bulldogs (39:30), Matthew Johns on travelling with Shane Warne, how the NRL is handling concussion and why the injury-hit Melbourne Storm can still contend for the premiership (53:06), Sam Edmund with news about a bolter at West Coast (1:05:45), the Wonderful World of Wine with George Samios (1:15:27), Questions Without Notice (1:20:15), long-time Western Bulldogs club doctor Gary Zimmerman on monitoring our heart health (1:40:18), and Richmond co-captain Dylan Grimes (1:45:50).
How he'll face Carlton with "a lot of strapping a tape" and in some discomfort after thumb surgery, how draftee Josh Gibcus was "like a sponge" on his way to an opening round debut, what former North Melbourne defender Robbie Tarrant has contributed in both a playing and a cultural sense at Punt Road after only six months, the primary lesson he took away from Trent Cotchin's captaincy, how players will change up their approach to the stand rule this season, and more.
The four factors we can easily monitor to keep across our heart health, the importance of conversations about our lifestyle, and more.
How disillusioned players and coaches are "never, ever going to beat the media" and shouldn't concern themselves with it, why Gillon McLachlan and the AFL must offer clarity as to whether fans can run onto the ground when Lance Franklin kicks his 1000th AFL goal, and more.
George recommended the Yalumba Viognier (Eden Valley) and the Brands Laira Blockers Shiraz (Coonawarra).
The new beginnings for ex-Carlton captain Sam Docherty and former St Kilda forward Paddy McCartin, the player West Coast have signed from West Perth as the Eagles struggle to build a squad for the opening round, why Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge is irritated that the soft cap hasn't been restored to pre-pandemic levels, and more.
What it was like to spend time with the late Shane Warne in Europe when the legspinner was at the pinnacle of his powers, the need for mechanisms to protect concussed NRL players, how the core at Melbourne is strong enough for the Storm to contend for the premiership even with an extended injury list, and more.
Why non-Victorian clubs planning to lure Alastair Clarkson out of Melbourne should make their pitch as soon as possible, whether Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge used one of his players as a piece in a game with journalists, how soon West Coast players will move on from Jack Darling's summer away from football, and more.
How Tim's launch of 'Whisple' was received, the most we'll spend on coffee with prices set to soar, when match balls are sent to clubs each week, whether Luke Beveridge planted a story to catch out an informant, and more.
On Tuesday morning Garry, Tim and Bucks discussed why the opening round could be the most stressful time on the calendar, why Gold Coast deserve some "space," Simon Goodwin's connection with his players, and whether elite midfielders can get away without playing a team game. They also caught up with Melbourne chief executive Gary Pert, and Bucks ran through his ladder prediction for the coming season.
The collective noun for cockatoos, Bucks' signature dish and our dreams about footy, before 'The Buck Stops Here' on giving Gold Coast some space, Simon Goodwin's vulnerability and how to pinpoint a team's most important player (39:37), Sam Edmund with news from West Coast and the Western Bulldogs (1:08:28), Melbourne CEO Gary Pert (1:13:44), Michael Lombardi on Tom Brady's return to Tampa Bay after only 40 days in retirement (1:19:51), Questions Without Notice (1:31:41), and Bucks' ladder prediction for the coming season (1:48:43).
The former Collingwood coach has grouped the 18 teams into three brackets, and named the best and worst case scenario for each.
Why it feels "scary" and unsafe as a player when fans run onto the ground, the case for letting it pass when Lance Franklin kicks his 1000th AFL goal, where there's room to tighten up the holding the ball interpretation, how the current skill level is "far above and beyond" anything we've seen before, Bucks' ladder prediction, and more.
How the Bengals' run to the Super Bowl may have underlined the opportunity for Brady to win an eighth title, why the 44-year-old can't envision a "finish line" after 22 seasons in the league, why Russell Wilson fell away in his final season with the Seattle Seahawks, how the 2013 Super Bowl champion's move to the Denver Broncos will revitalise his career, and more.
How soon Dees fans should arrive at the MCG on Wednesday night to see the premiership flag unfurled, why it was important to the club that the Grand Final rematch was scheduled as the season opener, and more.
How the Eagles haven't applied to activate a top-up player despite having only 25 fit and available players left to choose from, how the West Australian clubs had planned to hit the road this season but expected it would be down to border controls, the selection surprise from the Western Bulldogs ahead of Wednesday night's Grand Final rematch, and more.
Why the lead-up to the opening round was always the most stressful time throughout Bucks' career as a player and coach, why we need to give Gold Coast and Stuart Dew "some space" after a pair of pre-season victories, how Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin's vulnerability has "wedded the players to him," the most important players at Richmond and Collingwood, the way Fremantle captain Nat Fyfe can be exposed and why it doesn't happen to other elite midfielders, and more.
"When we planned for him we needed to look after him at stoppage, but we tried to exploit his lack of transition."
The collective noun for cockatoos, Bucks' signature dish, our dreams about footy, Bailey Smith's billboards across Melbourne, how Tom Brady's return to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers just 40 days on from his retirement showcases his "narcissism," and more.
On Monday morning Kane and JJ caught up with Melbourne champion Nathan Jones, and discussed how many rounds it will take Sydney Swans forward Lance Franklin to hit 1000 career goals, the most interesting games in the opening round, and the draftees that remind them of two champion forwards.
What Josh can drink from his new crystal having given up beer, and how many games an All-Australian selector should watch each weekend, before discussions around the pressure placed on coaches and the impact of recent rule changes (39:48), Melbourne champion Nathan Jones (51:49), why Nat Fyfe will be back in the frame for the Brownlow Medal this season (1:06:49), Sam Edmund with news on the top-up player pool (1:09:59), and Questions Without Notice (1:20:38).
How many rounds it will take for Sydney Swans forward Lance Franklin to bring up his 1000th goal, the most interesting game of the opening round, why it's "good for the game" when players hold grudges, the component that has been missing at Brisbane who have nothing to show for three consecutive top four seasons, Josh Dunkley's surprise to have been linked with South Australian clubs and whether the Crows could use him, the draftees who could mirror Matthew Pavlich and Steve Johnson, and more.
The former Don, Giant and Saint who could turn out for reigning premiers Melbourne, the ex-Bulldog who has been linked with Essendon, former AFL chief executive Andrew Demetriou's reflections on Jobe Watson's experience throughout the Dons' supplements saga, and more.
"I'm a little bit excited about what a fit Nat Fyfe can do if he's playing midfield for the full season."
Why he feels grateful for having experienced the "lowest of the lows" right up to the Demons' premiership success last season, how the game has changed since he debuted back in 2006, how Dees coach Simon Goodwin was able to motivate his players to defend first and why their scoring flowed from there, whether Sam Weideman can establish a foothold in the team having missed out on the Grand Final, why he took little notice of the reports into Goodwin's conduct at the club, and more.
Whether the game asks too much of coaches and where the pressure could be eased, why the sport isn't necessarily better for the ruck nomination and 6-6-6 rules, how Gold Coast would be derelict in their duties not to sound out ex-Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson, and more.
What Josh can drink from his new crystal now he's given up beer, how many games an All-Australian selector should watch and how it compares with senior and assistant coaches' intake, how Show Me The Money is the access fans have craved, and more.
Kingy's pre-season All-Australian prediction, Hawthorn senior coach Sam Mitchell, and Gold Coast Suns forward Ben King in the studio.
How Kane will approach his position on the All-Australian selection panel, and Kingy's pre-season All-Australian prediction, before a discussion around Lance Franklin's status in the game going into his 18th season (31:44), Hawthorn senior coach Sam Mitchell (37:24), how the dissent interpretation must evolve before the Dees and Dogs go head to head on Wednesday (53:54), North Melbourne senior coach David Noble (59:16), Gold Coast Suns forward Ben King in the studio (1:17:41), and the Friday Agenda.
Why we "have to give Stuart Dew a chance" rather than speculate over the potential that Alastair Clarkson takes the reins at Gold Coast, how West Coast forward Jack Darling hasn't been "upfront" after he relented on the COVID-19 vaccine, the key forwards we would build our team around given the choice of any in the competition, and more.
Why he signed a two-year contract rather than extend to when he's eligible for free agency, how he celebrated his commitment with Suns coach Stuart Dew, the "culture of high standards" at Gold Coast, why he believes they can play finals in the next 18 months, why he didn't finish in the top ten in the club's best-and-fairest last season, the Suns midfielder he believes is ready to go to another level, and more.
How the Roos have spent the summer building "rigour" into their contest and defence, the draftees and second-year players who have impressed along with Jason Horne-Francis, why the club will be patient with Will Phillips as he recovers from a bout of glandular fever, how Jared Polec has "built trust back" with the playing group, how Ben Cunnington is "travelling well" from a health perspective and spending a couple of days a week at the club, and more.
How the senior Hawks have responded to his instruction, two players who will miss the opening round with injury and the three key players set to return and face North Melbourne, when he'll coach from the box and when he'll sit on the bench this season, his concerns over the Hawks' leakiness in pre-season meetings with Collingwood and Richmond, how recent rule changes have helped the game, and more.
"As a 35-year-old with his ability over the last two or three seasons and what he's projected to do? Not in the top 50."
"I'm not going to revolutionise the selection committee but I am going to have my input."
On Thursday morning Garry and Tim pondered the potential for a Northern Territory AFL team and how soon it could happen, why there is "so much merit" in the switch to winter looming for the AFLW, and their top five players in the men's competition, before they spoke with Carlton captain Patrick Cripps seven days out from the Blues' season opener against Richmond.
How to look after tomato plants, and confusion over our petrol indicators, before our great mate John from Epping (31:23), discussions around the potential for a team in the Northern Territory, the looming calendar shift for the AFLW and the top five players in the men's competition (39:47), Sam Edmund with news on the Saints' balance sheet and Tim English (1:06:10), Questions Without Notice (1:20:34), Carlton captain Patrick Cripps (1:38:44), and Australian tennis player Alex de Minaur live from Indian Wells (1:48:26).
Why coach Michael Voss was pleased with the way Carlton "connected" in their pre-season win over Melbourne, his excitement to let his football "do the talking" after an uninterrupted pre-season, when he expects vice-captain Sam Walsh to return to the team, the three elements George Hewett and Adam Cerra have brought to the Baggers' midfield, how Voss' "clarity and passion" leaves players ready to run through walls, and more.
Which of the player managers best manipulates their players' respective positions, whether this will be St Kilda spearhead Max King's breakout season, why the AFL should introduce a penalty shootout, and more.
Where the AFL Commission sits on the prospect of awarding a 20th licence, how St Kilda is "being operated in a far better manner" having leaned on league funding over the last 10 years, why it will be a challenge for the Western Bulldogs to re-sign ruckman Tim English, and more.
How soon we could see a Northern Territory team in the AFL, the social benefits to come from building a stadium, why there is "so much merit" in moving the AFLW season to a winter start, why a longer break from the footy could be good for supporters, the top five players in the league going into the new season, and more.
"A lot of government organisations would want to be a part of this, because of what they think it will do in that part of Australia."
Why barcodes aren't on membership cards even as the footy returns to something like normal, why the new dissent interpretation is too harsh on players, Garry's time on camera in the final moments of Melbourne's Grand Final win, and more.
How to look after tomato plants, what we've saved from landmarks that were demolished, why the second half of a tank of petrol seems to disappear faster than the first, and more.
On Wednesday morning Garry and Tim caught up with AFL general manager of football Brad Scott, and spoke with Geelong midfielder and AFL Players Association president Patrick Dangerfield.
Why we wouldn't go to space, Garry's realisation that contemporary superhero films aren't for him and why Andy Maher is off the Front Bar, before a discussion around what we'd change about the game (14:11), AFL general manager of football Brad Scott (40:19), Sam Edmund with news on Carlton vice-captain Sam Walsh's recovery from syndesmosis surgery (1:09:13), the Wonderful World of Wine with George Samios (1:15:10), Questions Without Notice (1:21:02), and Geelong midfielder and AFL Players Association president Patrick Dangerfield (1:42:56).
How rotating assistants "livens up the place" after the Cats lost several experienced personnel over summer, why he loves playing at the elite level more than ever despite a season affected by injuries and suspension, why players are so quick to pick up on tweaks to rule interpretations, how the Cats' last season was defined by a lack of continuity, the story behind the bug that ripped through their camp ahead of the preliminary final, and more.
How lifeless pitches like we saw in Rawalpindi for the first Test against Pakistan "kill Test cricket," why AFL broadcasts shouldn't cut to coaches after a contentious call, whether journalists should stop asking Luke Beveridge about inexperienced forward Jamarra Ugle-Hagan, and more.
George's wines of the week are the Devil's Lair Chardonnay (Margaret River) and Shingleback NX Gen Grenache (McLaren Vale).
How the AFL have told club chief executives that they will pay for charter flights for the first five rounds, why people at Carlton have been "blown away" by Sam Walsh's recovery from syndesmosis surgery, and more.
His "really positive" impression of our first look at tweaks to rule interpretations, the protocols for the top-up player pools, how the growth of the game is outpacing umpire numbers and his hope that the league's focus on respect will change that, why moving the start of the AFL Women's season to September is "on the agenda," and more.
Earlier Friday bounce times, no crossovers on Sunday, joint press conferences, and more.
Why we wouldn't go to space, how Garry has realised superhero films aren't for him anymore, the reasons Andy Maher is no longer on The Front Bar, and more.
On Tuesday morning Garry and Tim discussed whether Gold Coast can take the next step after their pre-season victory over Geelong, the "sameness" to the Cats and more, before they caught up with three-time All-Australian Western Bulldogs midfielder Jack Macrae.
Garry's exclusive offer to Fox viewers, Tim's expertise in training dogs and our plans to hit up an exclusive barbecue joint in Texas, before discussions around the step Gold Coast appear to have taken, the "sameness" to Geelong and whether Melbourne will want to pay the price again (40:41), Sam Edmund with news on the cricketer being chased by AFL clubs (1:06:52), Seven broadcaster Bec Maddern (1:21:13), Questions Without Notice (1:32:43), and Western Bulldogs midfielder Jack Macrae (1:44:29).
How Luke Beveridge is able to craft a message that "hits home" for each of the 25-26 games over a season, his excitement to see young ruckman Tim English go to another level, how the Dogs will cover for injured forward Josh Bruce, how Jamarra Ugle-Hagan has built a strong base for his season, the speedy Bulldog he expects will cement a place in the team, and more.
The pitch the league can make to Alastair Clarkson to coach Gold Coast if the post is vacant at the end of the season, why the All-Australian selection panel should be continually refreshed and rotated, and more.
Why she pinched Tim's chair on the news last night, how things have "changed dramatically" for women in the media both on set and behind the scenes, her aspirations and why she doesn't have a "dream job," and more.
The Victorian cricketer who could be tempted by renewed interest from AFL clubs, how North Melbourne's Tristan Xerri is set to become the Roos' first ruck just months after he requested a trade, and more.
How Gold Coast may have taken a step and the "sameness" to Geelong's game on Monday night, whether Melbourne will be prepared to pay the price again and how Carlton's midfielders "took them to the cleaners," the best players in the competition, and more.
Garry's exclusive offer for Fox Footy viewers on Thursday night, Tim's expertise in training dogs, why Tom Browne had Tim Taranto turn up shirtless to an interview, why we want to visit Snow's BBQ in Texas, when it's okay to share comments from a private conversation, and more.
On Monday morning, Garry and Bucks caught up with Melbourne midfielder Clayton Oliver, discussed two big hits from the Community Series and the two Tigers who appear set to transform their team's fortunes, and spoke with former Test bowler Damien Fleming after the passing of his ex-teammate and close mate Shane Warne.
Our memories of the late, great Shane Warne, before our flinch reactions from the final pre-season games (14:11), former Collingwood and GWS Giants defender Heath Shaw (31:33), Melbourne midfielder Clayton Oliver (39:39), "The Bucks Stops Here" (50:50), Sam Edmund with news on injuries and the S.K. Warne Stand (1:06:41), Questions Without Notice (1:20:26), former Australian Test bowler Damien Fleming's memories of his former teammate and close friend (1:35:01), and Melbourne champion David Neitz (1:45:33).
How Garry Lyon was a conduit between the Melbourne contingent in Perth and all the Demons' fans and ex-players back home, why the Dees weren't able to break their drought throughout his 16 years in red and blue, his hope that the club can build on the breakthrough premiership to become envied and feared across the competition, and more.
How Warne had the same charisma before his cricket caught up, how his greatness is reflected in the fact the thousands he inspired to take up leg spin haven't often featured for the Australian team, how he intimidated his opposition even when they got the better of him, and more.
How Isaac Heeney demonstrates the line between midfielders and small to medium forwards is increasingly irrelevant, how many wins we should expect from Hawthorn in a "development year," why we appreciated Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge's attempts to rewrite the narrative around Tim English and the "bits of Max (Gawn)" in the young ruckman, and more.
How many weeks Jack Billing and Hunter Clark will miss, the Saints midfielder closing in on a return, when the Great Southern Stand will be rebuilt and renamed the S.K. Warne Stand, and more.
Why Braydon Preuss deserved to be reported for his tackle on Brodie Grundy, whether Brayden Maynard's hit on Daniel Lloyd was a "football action," why the two Richmond players to have gone from the back six to the forward line can transform the Tigers, why Carlton's Mitch McGovern needs to continue to evolve after his successful switch to the Blues' backline, Bucks' expectation that we'll see more teams try to go over the opposition rather than through them, and more.
"For all this nonsense from whoever saying 'it's a high pressure game,' the players can change their actions."
How the Demons reviewed the eight 50m penalties they conceded to Carlton on Thursday night, how the players' relationship with umpires has strengthened over recent seasons, his excitement for the Grand Final rematch after a shorter pre-season, why the Simon Goodwin reports were "water off a duck's back" at Melbourne, and more.
A handful of the big names in his SuperCoach team, where he's plying his trade in local footy, his three premiership fancies, and more.
Our big winners from the final pre-season matches, how people can get "jumpy" after a premiership, whether Collingwood defender Brayden Maynard deserves to be scrutinised for his hit on GWS Giants forward Daniel Lloyd, why Nick Daicos was in the Pies' best team more than a year before his first game, and more.
Our full review of Carlton's Community Series win over Melbourne, before Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks and Sydney Swans forward Isaac Heeney.
Why Kane was missing from lunch at SEN and Kingy from a launch at Fox Footy, and why Kane is a "market mover," before a discussion around Carlton's "bigger, thicker" midfield (17:31), our full review of the Blues' Community Series win over reigning premiers Melbourne (39:55), why the new dissent and prior opportunity interpretations need to be tweaked (57:38), Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks (1:06:58), Sydney Swans forward Isaac Heeney (1:19:53), and the Friday Agenda (1:41:49).
The best coach and captain combinations in the competition and the greatest of all time, how Sydney Swans signing Paddy McCartin has shown us "lost" players can rediscover themselves in a new position, whether or not the "penny has dropped" for Gold Coast forward Izak Rankine, and more.
"The love, the respect, the affection between those two is as good as any in the competition."
How he pondered his future in the game before he signed on for another six years with the club where he has been since he was 12, the pair of premiership Swans and the two premiership Eagles helping him hone his midfield craft, how supplemental selection Paddy McCartin can throw the Swans' key forwards around and uses the ball well for a "big boy," why former captain Josh Kennedy will spend time on a half-back flank this season, and more.
How it will be tough for players to switch their emotions off with the new interpretation of dissent towards umpires, the two Adelaide players who are most likely to give away 50m penalties, how the Crows are "as hungry as any side" but will be limited by their list profile, why the recruiters targeted Josh Rachele and how he has settled in at West Lakes, and more.
How Mitch McGovern showed us he can have a big future in the Baggers' backline, Matthew Kennedy's breakthrough performance on the ball for the Blues, why the Dees have nothing to worry about and will "click when they want to," why we shouldn't have to cop some of the penalties that were paid against Melbourne, and more.
Why Kingy was missing from the Fox Footy launch and Kane from yesterday's SEN lunch, how many glasses of wine a player could have during the season and how soon before a game, why Kane is a "market mover" and the time he was banned from the Bulldogs' rooms, and more.
On Thursday morning Garry and Tim spoke with Essendon senior coach Ben Rutten, caught up with 'Calculating' Cal Twomey from AFL.com.au to discuss the draftees who are likely to debut early in the season, and pondered both the future of Geelong coach Chris Scott and where Isaac Heeney can best serve the Sydney Swans this season.
Competing for space at photo shoots, Garry's magnetic therapy experience and the biggest name in footy in the 1970s, before John from Epping for the first time this year (31:20), Essendon coach Ben Rutten (39:58), Sam Edmund with news on an injured Richmond midfielder and Bombers veteran Michael Hurley (1:06:06), Questions Without Notice (1:20:35), and AFL.com.au draft expert Callum Twomey (1:42:54).
How Adelaide draftee Josh Rachele has sought to replicate Robbie Gray and Toby Greene's best traits, why Collingwood father-son recruit Nick Daicos will "let nobody down," how Daicos and North Melbourne's Jason Horne-Francis will go head-to-head for the Rising Star, the Hawthorn draftee who has been a summer standout at Waverley, and more.
How Nathan Buckley has assessed his former team and why Collingwood are always under pressure, how Isaac Heeney should split his minutes between the Sydney Swans' midfield and forward line, whether Melbourne ruckman Luke Jackson could be tempted to return to Perth, and more.
Why triple premiership Tiger Kane Lambert could spend the entire season on the sidelines, the positional change on the cards for Essendon veteran Michael Hurley when he returns to the Bombers' line-up, and more.
"It's a really stressful environment... he may be talking to Alastair Clarkson or Nathan Buckley and ask 'what is it actually like out there?'"
The Bombers' expectation that Jake Stringer will suit up for round one, how Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti is in a "good space" and looking to ramp up his training, how Jake Kelly has "fitted in seamlessly," why Andy McGrath and Zach Merrett have been training with the Bombers' backline group, how "very driven" draftee Ben Hobbs is on track to emulate Nik Cox and Archie Perkins, and more.
Why the tomatoes have taken so long to come through this year, why he wants the barcodes back on club memberships, and more.
Competing for space at photo shoots, Garry's experience with magnet therapy, whether Peter Hudson, Peter McKenna or Anthony Jesaulenko was the biggest name in footy in the 1970s, and more.
On Wednesday morning Garry and Tim discussed the news that Geelong are pursuing Melbourne captain Daisy Pearce for a coaching role, spoke with four-time premiership coach Alastair Clarkson, Tim revealed his reservations around Essendon despite an optimistic off-season for the Bombers, and Australian sailor Lisa Blair gave us a glimpse of her ongoing attempt to circumnavigate Antarctica.
The way Ron Barassi fills a room, Tim's moonlighting on podcasts, Garry's briefing with AFL GM Brad Scott, and why electric cars could be close to widespread support, before a discussion around Daisy Pearce's future and the league's initiative to support women in coaching (40:00), four-time premiership coach Alastair Clarkson (47:54), Sam Edmund with the latest on a new footy variety program and Melbourne's plans to unfurl their premiership flag (1:06:01), the Wonderful World of Wine with George Samios (1:12:52), Questions Without Notice (1:20:41), and Australian sailor Lisa Blair (1:45:29).
Why she's attempting to circumnavigate Antarctica by sea, the closest she's come to not returning from a trip, and more.
Tim Watson's concerns over the availability of two Essendon forwards, how there is "no limit" to what Daisy Pearce can achieve as a coach if she sets her mind to it, the "gutless" criticism of Gold Coast forward Sarah Perkins, and more.
"The criticism has to be tempered somewhat by the fact they aren't fully professional."
George's two wines of the week are the Pikes 'Traditionale' Riesling (Clare Valley) and the Two Hands Gnarly Dudes Shiraz (Barossa Valley).
The new variety show set to feature on Fox Footy on Saturday nights throughout the season, how the Dees will celebrate their drought-breaking premiership when they host the runners-up at the MCG in the opening round, and more.
How he couldn't bring himself to walk away from the Hawks having lured players to Waverley to "chase the dream," why he may have a longer break than expected and it's "more than likely" he returns to coaching, the two concerns the Tasmanian bid for an AFL team must address to "appease" the 18 club presidents, and more.
"There are a lot of the gaps in the women's game, and one is that they're not nearly represented enough in the coaching sphere."
The way Ron Barassi fills a room, how Tim snubbed Garry in a Seven story, Garry's briefing with AFL general manager of football Brad Scott, prior opportunity and "Dusty time," Tim's moonlighting on podcasts, a whisper about Gillon McLachlan's potential successor, whether the shift to electric cars could speed up, and more.
On Tuesday morning Garry and Tim spoke with Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy, discussed the value of pre-season scratch matches, and ran Questions Without Notice on the timeline for Carlton vice-captain Sam Walsh's return from injury, the reports on Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin and the Tasmanian government's plans to build a new stadium in Hobart.
The lush landscape in east Gippsland after a rainy summer, how Garry has "muscled" in on more hosting at Fox Footy and the "sexy" Marvel scoreboard, before a discussion around the sporting narratives of the summer and the lessons we can learn from AFL practice matches (39:54), Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy (50:52), Sam Edmund with news on the top-up player pool and Luke Beveridge's "revolutionary intent" (1:06:32), Questions Without Notice (1:20:29), and St Kilda head of mental health and wellbeing Dr Ben Robbins (1:44:36).
Dr Robbins spoke with Garry and Tim on the day the Danny Frawley Centre for Health and Wellbeing will be opened at the Saints' home ground in Moorabbin.
Why Carlton doesn't need to rush vice-captain Sam Walsh back from his syndesmosis injury, how the differences between Melbourne premiership coach Simon Goodwin and a former Dees doctor who alleged he was bullied are "difficult to adjudicate," how Eddie McGuire will be an influential voice in the football media landscape even without a defined role, whether a new Tasmanian stadium would need a roof and how the stands should be named, and more.
"It's a difficult thing to adjudicate... there are different levels of conversation that people can interpret as being bullied."
How FIFA has responded to the fury over its sanctions on Russia and banned the national team from the 2022 World Cup, why access to the top-up player pool will be limited in the unlikely event an AFL club is hit hard by COVID-19 this season, how Luke Beveridge wants his players to bring a "revolutionary intent" to this season, and more.
How the turnover of players at the Storm has helped to keep him fresh going into his 20th season in the role, why he'll never get over the loss to the Penrith Panthers in last season's preliminary final, his faith in Melbourne's emerging leaders having lost so many experienced players over recent seasons, whether he would consider switching codes to take up a role with an AFL team, and more.
How the uncompetitive Test summer and underwhelming T20 series against Sri Lanka left our interest in cricket "fleeting," why we expect to hear more from Tennis Australia after an Australian Open headlined by Novak Djokovic's deportation, and whether Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis' doubles title was more than a "sideshow."
The lush landscape in Gippsland after a rainy summer, how Tim approaches his interviewing craft, the way Garry has "muscled" in on Fox Footy hosting, the "sexy" Marvel Stadium scoreboards, our forecast for the opening round's crowds, and more.
On Monday morning, Nathan Buckley reflected on the months and moments leading up to his departure from Collingwood, Garry Lyon shared his thoughts on the reports on Melbourne premiership coach Simon Goodwin's conduct, and Sam Edmund brought the latest news from the Adelaide camp, the Tasmanian bid for an AFL team, and West Coast where the injury list threatens to end the Eagles' season before it has begun.
On Nathan Buckley's first Monday in the chair, we learned about his trip into the 'I'm a Celebrity' jungle, Garry's summer of "bad, bad golf" and his run-in with Tony Lockett, before a discussion around Bucks' departure from Collingwood after almost 10 years as the Magpies' senior coach (39:48), the room for criticism in an elite environment and why it must be balanced with respect in the wake of reports on Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin (54:02), Sam Edmund with news on the Adelaide camp, the Tasmanian bid for an AFL team and West Coast's injury list (1:05:56), and Questions Without Notice on the players who can write the script for this season, Magpies midfielder Jordan De Goey's future, and plenty more (1:20:02).
"Once you feel you're getting the best out of yourself in your chosen profession, I reckon it cleans up a lot of other areas."
"You are sick of scrimmaging against yourself, and you want to come up against an opposition."
"(We just need to see) combativeness against opposition ruckmen who can dictate results."
Why former Crows players were irritated by the retraction and apology from The Age to Collective Mind, and how Eddie Betts' upcoming book could blow the roof off the story, the "optimism from the island state" with Tasmania's future in the AFL to go to a club presidents' vote later in the year, how injury-ravaged West Coast's dejection could "seep into the psyche" and doom the Eagles' season even as key players recover and return, and more.
Why we can't become our best in an elite environment without "friction," how there needs to be respect and a follow-up to tough conversations, how Garry has never seen Melbourne "more connected" from players to coach to staff to board, how Luke Beveridge and Damien Hardwick have changed the coach-player dynamic, and more.
Whether he left Collingwood satisfied with his decade as the senior coach, how the 2020 season may have set his exit in motion, his respective relationships with Adam Treloar and Tom Phillips after the pair were put up for trade 18 months ago, his reflections on the Do Better report and his ties with former Magpies president Eddie McGuire, his hopes of reconnecting with Heritier Lumumba, and more.
How Bucks' life got "very lonely" in the wake of his departure from Collingwood, Garry's record on the golf course over summer and his run-in with Tony 'Plugger' Lockett in Cabarita Beach, how our new recruit may already have surpassed Garry and Tim's tractor knowledge, calls from a few favourites to welcome Gaz back and Bucks to the family, and more.
Kane and Kingy are joined by Collingwood coach Craig McRae ahead of his first practice match in charge tonight, Giants assistant Steve Johnson who will also take their senior reigns for the first time tonight, and the boys run through what the bottom 10 sides of last season need to do to count 2022 a success.
Kane and Kingy roll through the big issues facing West Coast, why father-son recruits are a no-loss proposition, and why Kingy thinks Round 1 sets off the 'dumbest race in football.'
Kane and Kingy assess what last year's bottom 10 clubs need to do to count 2022 as a success.
Stevie J joins Kane and Kingy ahead of GWS' practice match against Sydney in Albury, where he will intern as senior coach. Steve spoke on the influence of James Hird and Toby Greene around the club, and the opportunity on offer for Jarrod Brander.
Craig joins Kane and Kingy ahead of his first hit-out as Collingwood boss today. Craig speaks honestly on his uncertainty on where the side will finish, their work in moving towards a contested style of play, and how they're striving to support Jordan De Goey to find a better version of himself.
Kane and Kingy are back, and Kingy has bought coffees for the studio, unlike Coons last week. Are South Australians the tightest people in Australia? The boys also want to know when you've snuck into a sporting event, and if the real Powerball winner would please stand up?
Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes are joined by Scott Boland and Jess Jonasson with Australia's cricket teams on the verge of a Pakistan Tour, and Women's One Day World Cup in New Zealand respectively. Bulldogs midfielder Josh Dunkley jumps on the line following yesterday's hit-out against the Bombers, and Melbourne United's Zac Triplett explains why he's opted to build his career in Australia, rather than at college.
Australian veteran Jess Jonassen joins Sam and Kane from New Zealand where the Aussies are preparing for the One-Day World Cup, the first edition since 2017.
Scott Boland joins Sam and Kane from quarantine in Melbourne, where the Australian side have gathered ahead of their flight to Pakistan. Scott reflects on a whirlwind Ashes and back interim boss Andrew McDonald as a prime candidate to take the Australian coaching job full time.
Josh joins Sam and Kane following the Bulldogs' first hit out against Essendon yesterday. Josh discusses why he's comfortable at the club again after requesting a trade at the end of 2020, and why the Dogs can't wait for another go at the Demons in round one.
Zac joins Sam and Kane to discuss his decision to return from college side Portland after just a season to develop his game with United, and his friendship with Josh Giddey.
Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes celebrate the heart-warming promotion of Tex Wanganeen to Essendon's senior list, chastise Alex Zverev for his appalling tantrum at the Mexican Open, and recall some famously obscure sporting injuries.
Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes are joined by Opals guard Kristy Wallace ahead of her return to the WNBL with Atlanta Dream, Adelaide Crows draftee Jake Soligo after extending his contract for a further two years on top of his initial contract, and Melbourne Storm Football Operations Manager Ryan Hoffman with practice matches in full swing.
Jake joins Sam and Kane after signing a two-year contract extension on top of his initial two-year deal with the Crows, reflecting on his first pre-season under the esteemed Darren Burgess.
Ryan Hoffman joins Sam and Kane as the Storm's pre-season ramps up, discussing the form of Cam Munster after his off-field issues, and fitness of the injured Ryan Papenhuyzen, who is 50-50 for a Round 1 start.
Opal Kristy Jackson joins Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes to reflect on her remarkable recovery journey - after two knee reconstructions restricted her to 12 minutes of basketball in three years she returned to the Opals last month, and is now set to return to the WNBL with Atlanta Dream.
Kane is still pushing for a place on SAS Australia, but Sam thinks he'd be perfect for the new Australian version of 'Alone' instead.Kane also tees off at the metaverse with Manchester City building its first football stadium, and Sam ponders whether it's appropriate to name a child 'champ.'
After discussing the biggest individual shockers in sporting history, Hawthorn Head of Football Rob McCartney joins Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes to give an update on where the Hawks are at coming into the 2022 season. They then chat to Mark Pougatch about all things EPL, and Gold Coast Suns young gun Noah Anderson joins the show after being elected to their leadership group yesterday.
Why he was selected in the Suns' leadership group, how they can get a lot better in 2022, what their goal is for this season, and how what players have been turning heads in the pre-season this year.
Harry Kane's performance against Manchester City, why Tottenham's recent results have been extraordinary, Romelu Lukaku's bizarre situation at Chelsea, why Manchester City should still be favourites to win the league.
How the club has been able to move on from Alistair Clarkson, why they don't believe players are disgruntled after last year's trade period, which two players had conversations with Sam Mitchell about being traded, what Hawks fans can expect to see in 2022, where Ben McEvoy will play.
Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes are joined by Port Adelaide's Dan Houston as the Power ramp up their pre-season, and Richmond's Akec Makur Chuot after kicking her first AFLW goal. The boys also review Mick McGuane's AFL midfield rankings, and discuss James Faulkner's tantrum in Pakistan.
Richmond's Akec Makur Chuot joins Sam and Kane after kicking her first career goal in the Tigers' loss to Fremantle on the weekend, and discusses her responsibility in driving AFLW diversity.
Port Adelaide's Dan Houston joins Sam and Kane after catching a 20kilo tuna last week! Dan speaks openly on what was a disappointing 2021 both personally and for the club, and how he's striving to increase his consistency across multiple positions.
Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes kick off the week with a review of their weekends: Kane has passed the birthday present test for his wife after a couple of poor efforts in recent years, while Sam has suffered sleepless nights dog sitting.
Kane's run-in with the fire brigade on Thursday, the worst teams we've played in or watched and the best football boot ever made, before discussions around the number of teams who could win the 2022 AFL Grand Final, the Champion Data player ratings algorithm and Senator Lidia Thorpe's comments on AFLW salaries (39:33), Geelong midfielder Isaac Smith (1:06:44), the Friday Agenda on the "arrogance" Kane senses from Richmond, why Coons doesn't mind dual captains, and more (1:20:01), and Brisbane Lions captain Dayne Zorko (1:43:03).
Why the Lions have been working with a breathing coach, when he'll be back running after a minor procedure on his plantaris tendon, how Cam Rayner and Eric Hipwood are progressing in their respective returns from knee reconstructions, how the Lions have addressed a second straight sets exit in three seasons, why he spent time training with Brisbane's back six, where the Lions' key position players will all line up in 2022, and more.
Whether Richmond personalities were "arrogant" in declaring they have been breaking the mould, why Coons doesn't mind dual captains as long as the leadership group is limited, the reasons Nathan Buckley will be in demand at club level in four or five months' time, why Geelong can't win the flag without tweaking their tactics, and more.
Why players don't need to spend as much of the pre-season at the club, how the Cats' philosophy differs from the other teams at the top of the table, the difference between this pre-season and the last at Geelong, the young players pushing for minutes in the first team, the Cats' excitement to unveil former Richmond and Adelaide forward Tyson Stengle, Eddie Betts' influence on the small forwards, and more.
"I haven't heard one player come out publicly and say 'we want to be paid the same as the men.'"
"I think they're a very useful tool, I just think the categories they spit out are incorrect, including for the best players in the game."
"I'm not going to say they're no chance, but if I were to put a percentage on it I would say five to seven per cent."
Kane's run-in with the fire brigade on Thursday night, how he had to give all the gear back except the hat, the worst teams we've played in or watched, the best football boot ever made, and more.
Whether Garry will acknowledge the Summer Breakfast hosts, when we've played basketball with four or five, and the most biased commentators in world sport, before a discussion around how Port Adelaide can process their preliminary final loss to the Western Bulldogs and whether AFL teams overanalyse results (39:34), before North Melbourne defender Jack Ziebell after his appointment as captain for a sixth straight season (51:47), Australian all-rounder Ellyse Perry following the Ashes and ahead of the Women's World Cup (1:05:49), St Kilda assistant coach Corey Enright (1:20:11), Australian Grand Prix chief executive Andrew Westacott (1:32:38), and Questions Without Notice (1:42:09).
Whether as professional golfers we would take the money on offer in the breakaway Saudi League or stay on the PGA Tour, whether AFL clubs should have been instructed to open the gates for intra-club matches given everything fans have missed out on over the last two years, and more.
How the number of seats being assembled at Albert Park reflects the demand for the first Melbourne Grand Prix in three years, what Formula One and the Australian Grand Prix Corporation have learned from other major events throughout the pandemic, how new cars, a new surface and a new layout will make for the fastest surface we've seen in Melbourne, the case for Oscar Piastri to take an Alpine seat for his home race, and more.
How he'll continue to commute from Geelong where he was the games record holder for the Cats, and decide whether or not to move up the highway at the end of his first season at Moorabbin, the disappointment for defender Nick Coffield who ruptured his ACL after an impressive pre-season, why bouncing back into the top eight won't be simple for the Saints, the "good mix of players" in the backline he leads, how the coaches lean on ex-skipper Jarryn Geary, the Saints' plans for their vacant list spots, and more.
The sense of calm and evenness in the Australian camp throughout the Ashes, the tight biosecurity restrictions the team will experience throughout the Women's World Cup in New Zealand, why it "wasn't the end of the world" when she was dropped from the team this summer, how her online following demonstrates the commercial potential in women's cricket, and more.
How senior coach David Noble has detailed the big picture and can focus on guiding the Roos' young players, how key defender Aidan Corr will be like a new recruit with veteran Robbie Tarrant having departed for Richmond, how spearhead Nick Larkey builds relationships with teammates and "can articulate what he wants as a key forward," how he expects recruit Callum Coleman-Jones to split his minutes between the ruck and forward line, whether he expects Jed Anderson to return to Arden Street this season, and more.
Why some Port Adelaide players and coaches will have lingered on the preliminary final loss to the Bulldogs, how Adelaide and Geelong approached their respective Grand Final losses in 2017 and 2020, why the Power aren't as far away from a premiership as they seemed last September, Josh's surprise to see Brodie Grundy left out of the Collingwood leadership group, and more.
Whether or not Garry will acknowledge the Summer Breakfast hosts when he returns on February 28, when we've played local basketball with four or five, when the people in our lives have mistakenly plated up dog food, the most biased commentators in world sport, and more.
How we often function better on less sleep, and disasters we've experienced on budget airlines, before Daily Thunder beat writer Brandon Rahbar on Josh Giddey's "coming out party" (39:26), a conversation around Novak Djokovic's ongoing refusal to be vaccinated, how the historic Grand Slam race appears over and what West Coast forward Jack Darling stands to lose from a similar stance (52:49), GWS Giants midfielder Tom Green (1:07:06), South East Melbourne Phoenix forward Mitch Creek (1:19:52), and Questions Without Notice (1:32:54).
Why the Brooklyn Nets' move for Ben Simmons is "for next year" rather than the short-term, how Patty Mills' influence on his fellow Australian will help the Boomers "big time," why the AFL was "always going to find a way" through COVID, how Josh could sense Michael Voss' aura in Adelaide when the former Lions captain and current Carlton coach was a senior assistant with the Power, and more.
How the hostility between the Phoenix and Melbourne United is grounded in more than his dunk on Matthew Dellavedova and the way Mason Peatling retaliated, how the Phoenix get "every team's best shot" after a strong start to the season, why he loves to play in away Throwdowns, why the last win over their crosstown rivals "didn't mean ****," his respect for United counterpart Jack White, how he's recovered his love for the game after two years in bubbles and behind closed doors, and more.
How Leon Cameron's team have zeroed in on team defence after an "up and down" performance last season, his excitement for the Giants to return to the triple captain set-up the club rolled out in its inaugural season and to run out behind Stephen Coniglio, Josh Kelly and Toby Greene, why he has focused on his running capacity and forward craft throughout the summer, how 2020 ruck recruit Braydon Preuss will have to "work for his spot" in the team, and more.
How the historic Grand Slam race between Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic appears over with the latter having refused to be vaccinated, the Serbian's strength of conviction even confronted with the silverware, winnings and recognition he stands to miss out on, what Jack Darling will give up if the West Coast forward stands his ground on the COVID-19 vaccine, and more.
How players and broadcasters have begun to recognise the Australian, why Oklahomans have fallen head over heels for the 19-year-old, how we've never seen a rebuild like this one in Oklahoma City, and more.
How we sometimes function better on little sleep, Josh Giddey's late Rookie of the Year push, disasters we've experienced on budget airlines, and more.
The video game scenes as Matt Stafford and Cooper Kupp combined for the Los Angeles Rams, and who could inspire an MCG crowd as the Rock did at SoFi Stadium, before Ben Graham to wrap Super Bowl LVI (39:56), discussions around the silver lining for Carlton following Sam Walsh's injury, the "major concerns" around West Coast, why Sydney Stack should be allowed to let off steam and more (50:27), Carlton head of football Brad Lloyd (1:10:17), Melbourne United forward Jack White (1:20:32), Questions Without Notice (1:32:20), and Gold Coast Suns midfielder and Rising Star nominee Ellie Hampson (1:45:44).
How stringing a series of games together after battling injuries for two years has rekindled her love of the game, how football has grown in Queensland after it was almost "embarrassing" to be seen playing it 10 years ago, how matches in the middle of the day at the height of summer take a toll on players, why she would prefer to stay and build the Suns than move to Melbourne and soak up the established football culture, and more.
How Dustin Martin would have been named Richmond captain if he were interested in it, why nobody at Punt Road will be unhappy to have seen Dylan Grimes and Toby Nankervis take the mantle from Trent Cotchin, why closed training sessions are "unnecessarily secretive," and more.
How he's looking forward to a Throwdown with the United and Phoenix both able to call on a full complement of players, why he's so excited by a United team currently sitting on top of the NBL table, how he's still finding his feet after so long out of the game with injuries, how the Boomers are at the top of his "to-do list" ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics, and more.
How vice-captain Sam Walsh injured his syndesmosis in a match sim, the players on the Blues' "maturing" list who can step up in the All-Australian's absence, how Charlie Curnow's handful of games last season set up his summer and the club's excitement to pair him with Harry McKay, how Mitch McGovern has settled into a new role as an interceptor, Caleb Marchbank's progress in his rehabilitation from a serious knee injury, and more.
The silver lining for Carlton after Sam Walsh went down with a syndesmosis injury, the "major concerns" at West Coast with three first-choice forwards missing, what it's like to play against "assertive" Richmond co-captain Toby Nankervis, how Sydney Stack may engage more with the Tigers' program if he can find a release valve over summer, the role Jesse Hogan can play for the GWS Giants if he can stay fit, and more.
"Sydney may well be a young man who can't fulfil his footballing talents without doing these things away from footy."
The two Los Angeles Rams who would have been worthy Super Bowl MVPs if not for wide receiver Cooper Kupp, the "electrifying" atmosphere in Los Angeles and how it felt less "corporate" than title games typically can, the next steps for the Cincinnati Bengals and Joe Burrow, and more.
The video game scenes as Cooper Kupp won the Super Bowl for the Rams, the Los Angeles themed entertainment, the names that could inspire a crowd at the MCG as the Rock did at SoFi Stadium, whether to be strict or more relaxed when puppysitting, and more.
Kane's terms for his son if he wants to stay home and watch the Super Bowl, Singaporean cricketer Tim David's payday and the "beer delay" at the golf, before Gerard Whateley live from Los Angeles ahead of Super Bowl LVI (22:50), a discussion around Richmond defender Sydney Stack's off-season activities and the veteran Tiger who should have stepped in (41:48), Cricket Victoria general manager Shaun Graf with the latest on concussion-stricken batsman Will Pucovski (1:02:22), Questions Without Notice (1:14:11), and former North Melbourne player and board member Mark Brayshaw (1:30:05).
The one-time Kangaroos player and board member reflects on ex-North Melbourne chairman Duff's pragmatism when the Roos were presented an offer to relocate to the Gold Coast, how Duff was convinced that North could survive and thrive in Victoria as a boutique club, his perspective on the Simon Goodwin reports as the father of Melbourne midfielder Angus, and more.
How St Kilda forward Jade Gresham is the "classiest" of the Saints' smalls but doesn't possess the physicality to be a centre bounce midfielder, why Kane appreciates that Richmond coach Damien Hardwick has opened up on his difficult days throughout the pandemic, how Alastair Clarkson must know where he'll land in 2023 if he's pitching to free agents, and more.
How a longer rest for Will Pucovski could help the concussion-stricken batsman return to full health, how Cricket Victoria are prepared to have a "very hard discussion" if the medical advice is contrary to the 24-year-old's wish to continue his career, and more.
"He looks like he is an expert at doing backflips off cliffs... I wish he was an expert at playing football."
How SoFi Stadium represents a technological and architectural feat that sport hasn't seen before, how this Super Bowl can be a "legacy moment" for quarterbacks Matt Stafford and Joe Burrow, how the Rams have traded to the top in contrast to the Bengals' investment in draftees, and more.
Kane's terms for his son if he wants to stay home from school and watch the Super Bowl, and his library of recordings from SEN SA Breakfast, Singaporean cricketer Tim David's payday, the "beer delay" at the Phoenix Open, and more.
Why the AFL needs to replicate the NBA deadline day, the best way to defuse Twitter tension and the worst bets we've made, before a discussion around reports on Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin's conduct and the culture at football clubs (39:35), Ben Graham live from Radio Row ahead of the Super Bowl (58:41), why Jason Horne-Francis will be a franchise-level player for North Melbourne (1:03:44), UFC featherweight champion Alex Volkanovski (1:09:07), and the Friday Agenda (1:20:25) featuring Kingy's reports from match sims at Essendon and Carlton, the challenge before Gold Coast coach Stuart Dew, and plenty more.
Why Essendon midfielder Dylan Shiel is ready to reclaim his position as a "prime, centre bounce midfielder," how the Bombers' ball movement will paper over the cracks in their team, Michael Voss' impressive influence on the Carlton onballers in his first pre-season as the Blues' senior coach, whether Gold Coast coach Stuart Dew can help the Suns progress without spearhead Ben King, and plenty more.
"I fear for what this does to Stuart Dew and the coaching group... but then I sit back and think 'crisis creates opportunity.'"
"They have a lot of pretty good pieces... if Vossy can get it all together, what's the scope?"
How his fighting mentality was "always there" even before his transformation from rugby league front rower to featherweight champion, why he's always attempted to stay "composed and chill" and how good it felt to let his emotions go when he won the title, the challenge the 'Korean Zombie' Jung Chan-sung will pose, why UFC 273 will see the Australian demonstrate once more that he's "on another level," and more.
How the Rams need to establish the early running on Monday morning, why the Bengals won't go into the game with any fear, and more.
Why football clubs shouldn't be allowed to operate under different rules and cultural expectations to other working environments, how we need to separate the Monday to Friday environment from the cauldron of matchdays, how we ask coaches to be too "pristine" in their private lives, and more.
"You get overs halfway through the season, if you're willing to forego some of that plug-and-play talent."
Why the AFL needs to replicate the NBA deadline day experience, the best ways to defuse tension on Twitter, the worst bets we've made, why Kane is all in on a documentary Kingy believes could be "cringeworthy," and more.
The time a former Crow took the wrong tablets after training, and what we've lost on our travels, before discussions around trusting Pat Cummins and the cricketers in the wake of Justin Langer's resignation, the reality that some coaches build relationships whereas others are more managerial, and more (39:34), Melbourne Storm prop Christian Welch (1:05:10), Carlton midfielder Mimi Hill (1:20:05), champion skier and Seven broadcaster Jacqui Cooper (1:28:10), Questions Without Notice (1:40:40), and Brisbane Lions midfielder Jarryd Lyons (1:45:29).
How he has progressed from the "grind" of his career with Adelaide and Gold Coast to knowing his game "inside out" in Brisbane, why the Lions have been unable to convert three consecutive top four finishes into a Grand Final berth, the latest on injured stars Cam Rayner and Eric Hipwood, and more.
Whether people are interested in athletes' salaries, why the Jazz may not bring Joe Ingles back for the 2022-23 NBA season, and more.
How she "burst into tears" for Belle Brockhoff when she fell short of a medal in the snowboard cross, how chef de mission Geoff Lipshut discovered almost all of the Australian winter athletes at the Beijing Games, her faith in freestyle skiers Laura Peel and Danielle Scott to medal in the aerials finals, the mental strength Jakara Anthony demonstrated in the lead-up to her gold medal moguls run, and more.
How she's feeling confident in her knee again after 12 months on the sidelines, her "surprise" to have picked up 26 disposals and a Rising Star nomination on her return, why the Blues believe they're close to a "breakout" game, and more.
How public player salaries can lead to more nuanced discussions around players' form and expectations, his support for the salary cap as a competitive balance mechanism even as three Storm players plan to head north to the Dolphins, the hunger to atone for the preliminary final defeat to eventual premiers Penrith, and more.
How it would have been hard for Pat Cummins to hold his tongue as former Australian cricketers savaged him in the media, why the players deserve our trust and understanding, the reality that some coaches build relationships whereas others are more managerial, how reporters often underestimate elite athletes' salaries, and more.
"If the overwhelming majority wanted a change, we as outsiders simply have to go along with that."
The time a former Crow took the wrong tablets after training, what we've lost on our travels, getting our heads around gaming as a future Olympic sport, whether Joe Ingles will return to Utah having been traded to Portland, and more.
The prominent personalities who wouldn't pick up when Josh was cold calling for Super Bowl tips, and how far our mates will go to save some cash, before Australian golfer Grace Kim (39:38), discussions around Australian Test captain Pat Cummins' involvement in Justin Langer's resignation as coach, whether Mitch Lewis can step up to lead Hawthorn's forward line this season, and more (54:36), Andrew Bensley on the 'Big Dance' and the rivalry between Victorian and New South Welsh racing (1:09:43), Super Bowl champion and three-time NFL MVP Brett Favre (1:20:10), and South East Melbourne Phoenix assistant Judd Flavell (1:45:07).
How the Phoenix have been able to bounce back from lopsided results this season, the risk of "paralysis by analysis" and why he is trying to help his team learn game by game, how coach Simon Mitchell has helped him transition into the senior role while in isolation, how former Dallas Mavericks guard Ryan Broekhoff has begun to settle in the side after a spate of injuries, and more.
How concussion has impacted his life and his involvement with research to mitigate the effects, how Southern Mississippi was the one school to offer him an opportunity to pursue a career as a pro footballer, how the game has become an "afterthought" on Super Bowl Sunday, how the end of his spell with Green Bay contrasts with his successor Aaron Rodgers' present situation, his tip between the Rams and the Bengals for Super Bowl LVI, and more.
How the 'Big Dance' in Sydney has us talking racing when we aren't normally talking about racing, why Racing Victoria or the Victoria Racing Club should simply up their prize money if they don't want to be superseded by New South Wales, and how we should stop being so sensitive to the state versus state rivalry and try to enjoy the spectacle.
How she's been blessed early in her pro career with opportunities to play against the likes of Hannah Green and Su Oh, the numbers and technical tweaks that help pro golfers make up the small margins on their competitors, the two courses around the world that she most wants to play on, the place she's targeting on the Epson Tour this year, and more.
The personalities who wouldn't pick up the phone when Josh was cold calling for Super Bowl tips, how far our mates will go to save some cash, whether the soon-to-be-unveiled $2m race in Sydney is a "raid" on Melbourne, and more.
What Josh wants for his birthday, how many people eat insects and whether we'd try it, before USA Today NBA writer Austin Krell on Ben Simmons' prospects of finding a new NBA team (30:53), a discussion around the reports on Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin's behaviour (39:35), Adelaide Lightning and Opals forward Alanna Smith (50:32), Boreham Wood forward Adrian Clifton after 'the Wood' progressed to the fifth round of the FA Cup (1:04:31), Questions Without Notice (1:32:06), and Melbourne Victory goalkeeper Ivan Kelava (1:44:39).
How the Victory fans at Swan Street on Saturday night gave the hosts the "extra strength" they needed to clinch their second FFA Cup, why he would "do anything" for his former Xanthi and now Victory manager Tony Popovic, how he leans on the goalkeeping coach in preparing to cover where his opponents will be most dangerous, his plans to hold the Victory social media manager to a Twitter promise, and more.
Whether GWS Giants co-captain Stephen Coniglio can recapture his best form, why Adam Simpson will have to get used to answering questions about unvaccinated forward Jack Darling, what out-of-contract Western Bulldogs vice-captain Jack Macrae would command on the open market, and more.
The support from the "Woodchoppers" fans throughout the FA Cup fourth round victory over Bournemouth, the "indescribable" bond between the players and manager, how Teenage Dirtbag by Wheatus has become their anthem, the mentorship he received from Arsenal and England great Ian Wright on the Football Behind Bars program, why he was embarrassed to share it and why now is the time to tell the story, and more.
Live from Belgrade, Alanna explained how the upcoming FIBA Women's World Cup qualifying tournament in Serbia is a "fresh start" for the team, plans to build chemistry and set the tone for a home World Cup after a disappointing Olympic campaign, her aspiration to find her way back to the WNBA, how her basketballing family never pushed her into the game, and more.
How Simmons could find his way to the Brooklyn Nets, how many teams may be interested in the Australian in spite of his reputation as "damaged goods," whether he will return to play if he's still on the books at Philadelphia after the NBA trade deadline, and more.
What Josh wants for his birthday, how many people eat insects and whether we'd try it, whether we were Neighbours or Home and Away watchers, the theatre of the Russian hockey team's refusal to release test results, and more.
Josh's weekend as a stay-at-home parent, the pull cricketers have over the coaching set-up and the return of e-scooters, before Josh explained why former Adelaide players haven't spoken publicly about the 2018 pre-season camp (16:38), a discussion around the lack of public support from players for Justin Langer in the wake of his resignation as Australian men's cricket coach, how the dynamic between a cricket coach and players differs from other sports, and your calls (39:34), Essendon general manager of football Josh Mahoney (1:20:11), Questions Without Notice (1:33:06), and Australian legspinner Alana King (1:44:45).
How the smile hasn't left her face for as long as she's been in the Australian team, why she's always worn shades while she's bowled, the primary reason her bowling is suited to switching between long and short form cricket, and more.
Why Ben Simmons won't find a new team before the NBA trade deadline, whether Justin Langer could take over as England's men's cricket coach, and more.
Why a break is the best thing for Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti at the moment, how the Bombers are targeting September after a surprise finals appearance in their first year under Ben Rutten, why there isn't yet a concrete timeline for defender Michael Hurley's return to the team, their plans for the supplemental selection period, and more.
Sam and Josh discuss who could replace the Western Australian, the T20 World Cup and Ashes-winning coach having tendered his resignation on Saturday morning.
Wondering why not one player has publicly wished Langer well following his resignation as Australian men's cricket coach, how the relationship between a cricket coach and the players differs from the dynamic in other sports, and plenty of your calls.
Josh Jenkins explains why he and his former Crows teammates haven't spoken publicly about what happened on the 2018 pre-season camp that resulted in several players and officials' departure from the club.
Josh's weekend as a stay-at-home parent, the pull cricketers have over the coaching set-up, crossing paths with Kelly Slater, Kane and Kingy's sedate start on SEN Breakfast, the return of e-scooters, and why many former Adelaide players won't speak about the infamous pre-season camp.
When we've stormed out on meetings, and when we've sent texts to the wrong person, before discussions around Kiara Bowers' bump on Kirsty Lamb and how the AFL will approach head knocks this season, and whether the Sydney Swans' cost of living allowance should return (39:30), Hawthorn captain Ben McEvoy (1:08:31), newly appointed Sydney Swans co-captain Callum Mills (1:19:23), a discussion on the captains-in-waiting at Richmond (1:33:56), the Friday Agenda (1:39:12), and Fox Sports reporter Tom Morris with the latest on Justin Langer (1:48:33).
Whether Wayne Carey's spell on reality television can put a full stop on his checkered past, whether Port Adelaide will cope without "frustrated" spearhead Charlie Dixon in the early rounds, the "shadow" looming over the Gold Coast Suns and senior coach Stuart Dew, and more.
How he is "humbled and honoured" to have been named one of the Swans' three co-captains, why the players have such a strong relationship with coach John Longmire, how the Swans have emphasised contested ball over the summer, where they need to improve in the face of greater expectation and tactical scrutiny, what they learned from their elimination final defeat to the GWS Giants, the case for the cost of living allowance (COLA) to be reinstated, and more.
How the Hawks have tinkered with their approach to appointing their captain each season, his plans to focus on his performance having poured much of his time into reshaping the club's culture, his hopes of appointing a "cross-section" of players to the leadership group, his excitement to play a part in a future led by James Sicily, Will Day and other young Hawks, how Sam Mitchell has invigorated the experienced players at Waverley, and more.
How Kiara Bowers' suspension was the first sample of how the league will approach head knocks this season, why we should aim to alter the "fabric" of the game, why the Sydney Swans' cost of living allowance should return, how Caroline Wilson and Sam McClure's respective apologies to Collective Minds don't read like their analysis of what happened at the Adelaide Crows' pre-season camp was incorrect, and more.
"Speak to Dean Cox, who has gone from Perth to Sydney as an assistant coach, about what he has to pay in rent for his family."
"It might cost some individual players some suspensions this season, and some of them might be unfair... but you have got to change behaviour."
The time Kane stormed out of a meeting with the coach and spent the summer playing Call of Duty, when we've sent texts to the wrong people, what we're watching and how the pandemic has slowed Netflix up, why Eileen Gu defected to the Chinese Olympic team, and more.
What we'd name our teams if they had to rebrand like the Washington Commanders, and our worst experiences on a plane, before discussions around the captains-in-waiting at Richmond and West Coast, the triple captain set-up at the Sydney Swans and Michael Hurley's future (39:38), Collingwood and Diamonds netballer Kelsey Browne (1:06:13), Fremantle forward Ebony Antonio (1:20:18), Questions Without Notice (1:30:17), and NBL Special Projects and Player Liaison David Andersen (1:45:35).
How he hopes to contribute to the momentum of the NBL as Special Projects and Player Liaison, how he took every opportunity to play in the different leagues dotted around Europe, the "powerful influence" Lauren Jackson will wield in the Australian basketball scene when she makes her return, and more.
How many country footy teams have reached out to Josh since he called time on his AFL career and why he won't take up their offers, how Justin Langer has stepped up his public relations, why Josh had to front the AFL Integrity Unit when he was a rookie with Essendon, and more.
How she's happy to "take the limelight while I've got it" after her match-winning goal against the Bulldogs on Tuesday night, the restrictions on Fremantle players in Melbourne and how "everyone is missing home" even as they accumulate wins, the anxiety among the Dockers who had to tell their employers that they'd be interstate for longer than expected, the players who can step up with reigning AFL Women's best and fairest Kiara Bowers suspended, and more.
Why the Team Girls Cup is so important to Super Netball teams, how after repeat injuries she's feeling better than she has for five years, what the rivalry with the Melbourne Vixens means to Magpies players, and more.
The captains-in-waiting at West Coast and Richmond, why the triple captain set-up at Sydney could leave the Swans without a leading figure, why the "thorough" David Noble is a good fit to guide North Melbourne's young group, how Eagles forward Oscar Allen will be tested like never before, how much we can read into the reports Essendon veteran Michael Hurley is back running, and more.
The Sydney Swans on Wednesday announced Callum Mills, Luke Parker and Dane Rampe will serve as co-captains this season.
What we'd name our teams if they had to rebrand like the Washington Commanders, our worst experiences in a plane, why Sam has only now followed his co-host on Twitter, whether Josh would sign as a top-up player to reach his 150th AFL game and the match payment he expects, and more.
Why we're not too sad to see Tom Brady has retired, what we've pinched from work and the voices we'd choose to narrate our lives, before Celtic champion Murdo MacLeod (39:39), discussions around Jordan de Goey's next steps, why Collingwood shouldn't use the captaincy as a contract sweetener and the sticky conditions AFLW players have confronted this summer (55:13), Questions Without Notice (1:20:21), Australian tennis player Maddison Inglis (1:29:16), and sports broadcaster Daniel Garb following the Socceroos' draw with Oman overnight (1:46:07).
How the Australians' poor habit of conceding late goals has cost the team a cruisier run to the 2022 World Cup, why failing to qualify for the finals in Qatar would likely spell the end for manager Graham Arnold, whether football in this country can absorb the blow if the Socceroos don't make it to the gulf state in November, and more.
How her "special" run to the third round of the Australian Open and her winnings will help her game to go to another level, the three skills she will focus on ahead of trips to Dubai, Doha and Miami, how her search for a good coffee and an acai bowl in Melbourne unfolded, and more.
The potential for Australian basketball great Lauren Jackson to return to the Opals team, how disruption in club administration doesn't really filter down to the players, and more.
What Jordan de Goey needs to do now he's been cleared to resume pre-season training with Collingwood, why the Pies shouldn't try to tempt out-of-contract defender Darcy Moore with the captaincy, how the summer season has affected the women's competition and Josh's experience in similarly slippery conditions, and more.
"You should be able to see through that... that would be an alarm bell, for me as a player."
How many Celtic and Rangers players get on well despite the deep split in Glasgow, his expectations for a derby that will define the title race, how Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou has rallied his players in the wake of injuries, how Australian playmaker Tom Rogic has experienced a "transformation" under his former national team manager, and more.
Why we're not too sad to see Tom Brady has called time, what we've taken from work over the years, the voices we'd choose to narrate our lives, why teams that are no good should follow the Indiana Pacers' lead and sell tickets for a dollar, and more.
Josh's hopes of making it to the Super Bowl to see his Cincinnati Bengals, and why every good pub has a ploughman's lunch, before lifelong Bengals fan Darrin Klinger (39:35), a discussion around ex-Saint Paddy McCartin's potential to stage a successful comeback with the Sydney Swans (56:06), Utah Jazz beat writer Ben Anderson on Joe Ingles' injury and future in Salt Lake City (1:08:01), Fox Sports reporter Tom Morris on Justin Langer's future (1:20:12), Questions Without Notice (1:31:54), and 10 Football broadcaster Andy Harper ahead of the Socceroos' meeting with Oman on Wednesday morning (1:43:44).
Whether the Socceroos can replicate their flowing football from the Vietnam game when they face Oman in Muscat tomorrow morning, how manager Graham Arnold's return to the fold will benefit the team and his sense for when a player "needs a cuddle or a kick up the arse," his frustration that an experienced Matildas team continues to run into the same hurdles, how the "sand is running out of the hourglass" ahead of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, and more.
Whether Joe Ingles could return to south east Melbourne with the Phoenix when his NBA days are done, the case for four day Tests in men's cricket, and more.
Langer's "nuclear" response to the suggestion he could reapply for his role, how Test captain Pat Cummins has turned down multiple opportunities to endorse an extension for the coach, the factors behind the scenes that have left Cricket Australia hesitant to re-sign Langer, why the T20 World Cup and Ashes-winning coach won't accept a short-term contract, and more.
How "heart and soul" player Ingles' injury feels like a new low point for Jazz fans, whether the Australian could return next season on a veteran minimum contract, how his shooting, savvy positioning and honesty came to be appreciated in Salt Lake City, and more.
How the Bengals' progress to the Super Bowl has stirred memories of Leicester City's run to the Premier League title, Joe Burrow's journey to becoming a hero in Ohio, how the state's relationship with football is similar to Victoria with Australian rules, how Cincinnati have put the pieces in place over time and deserve to be there, and more.
Josh's hope that he can get to the Super Bowl to see his Cincinnati Bengals, how every good pub will have a ploughman's lunch, why the injured Joe Ingles' stats don't give you the full picture of his impact in Utah, and more.
Wholesomeness at the Australian Open as Ash Barty and Rafael Nadal won the singles titles, the most competitive athletes of all time and the evening JJ spent with Tom Brady, before a discussion around the dominance of Australian women in world sport and how men compare, what Patrick Cripps needs to bring to the Carlton captaincy and more (39:39), Brett Phillips to reflect on Barty's success and the five set epic between Nadal and Daniil Medvedev (1:06:19), Tampa Bay Times writer Joey Knight on reports of Tom Brady's retirement (1:19:20), Questions Without Notice (1:30:32), and Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc after he won the Allan Border Medal (1:46:30).
His surprise to have been awarded the Allan Border Medal, how he shared a beer with Belinda Clark Medallist Ash Gardner after the women's Test wrapped up, how he has narrowed the gap between his best and worst cricket over the past six months, why he pays little attention to critics of the team and his form, and more.
How many more seasons Dustin Martin could spend with Richmond if the hunger is there, how the four-day women's Test encouraged Australia and England to chase a result, whether Carlton tall Mitch McGovern can succeed in a last chance switch to the Blues' backline, and more.
Why the seven-time Super Bowl champion wants to retire on his own terms rather than have the news broken by journalists, whether Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Bruce Arians will return to the fold, why the Bucs could be dismantled just 12 months on from their victory in Super Bowl LV, and more.
Why Barty's second set fightback was "a vindication of her two weeks," how her backhand slice is a weapon even if the other top players use it in a defensive manner, the determination of Nadal to fight and scrap for a record 21st Grand Slam title after going two sets and three break points down, and more.
How Australia's women dominate world sport from tennis to swimming and more, and why men can't compete at the same level, how Patrick Cripps needs to become a better teammate as the sole Carlton captain and whether Jacob Weitering could have partnered him, why the US Open uses a different tennis ball and whether it will be an obstacle for Ash Barty in her quest for a career Grand Slam, and more.
"This is a team with a lot of senior players that have zero chance to win a premiership while they are still at that club."
The wholesome scenes as Ash Barty claimed her first Australian Open and third Grand Slam title, whether Rafael Nadal is the most competitive athlete of all time following his victory in a five set epic against Daniil Medvedev, the evening Josh spent with seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady, and more.
Kane's run-in with the police, why Ash Barty's dominant run isn't a concern and drinks we haven't revisited after going too hard, before discussions around Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis' careers, the prospect of a long-term player vaccination mandate in the AFL and more (39:46), Questions Without Notice (55:59), Brett Phillips to wrap Ash Barty's semi-final win (1:07:23), Australian long-distance runner Jack Rayner (1:19:50), Adelaide chairman John Olsen (1:30:52), and retiring Australian tennis champion Sam Stosur (1:42:24).
Her memories of her US Open victory in 2011, the moments she'll miss that she "can't experience in normal life," her perspective on Ash Barty's "ridiculous" run to the Australian Open final, and more.
The disappointment to have lost their bid for land in the inner city to a development consortium, why the Crows are keen to move away from their long-term base at West Lakes, the former West Torrens ground where they could relocate, and more.
The searing conditions as he ran a winning time in the Zatopek 10 in Melbourne, where he's at physically and mentally after a stress fracture forced him to retire from the marathon at the Tokyo Olympics, how lowering his training volume has been the key to his successful recovery, and more.
How Ash Barty's win over Madison Keys in the semi-final was a replica of her earlier wins in the tournament, the unheralded performances of Australian doubles pairing Matt Ebden and Max Purcell, whether Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis can become a dominant doubles pairing, and more.
How character and aggression in sport like Daniil Medvedev's feud with Stefanos Tsitsipas helps to build interest, why Nick Kyrgios' frustration with the Rod Laver Arena crowd on Thursday was the "most ridiculous bit of sooking" Kane has ever heard, how there will need to be an open discussion at Greater Western Sydney after Haneen Zreika opted not to play rather than wear the club's pride jumper, and more.
How Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis' run to the Australian Open doubles final doesn't mean the former has fulfilled his potential, whether the player vaccination mandate will become a permanent fixture, why Steve Smith should be allowed to feature in the Big Bash League final, and more.
"In a team sport, if you want to be part of that environment, like it or not, you have to be vaccinated."
Kane's run-in with the police on Thursday, Nat Fyfe's new look and players who take photo day too seriously, why we don't need to worry about Ash Barty's dominant run to the Australian Open final, drinks we've never revisited after going too hard too early, and more.
Whether it's acceptable to stream at the cinema and why we should encourage athletes to share what they believe in, before Brett Phillips to review Daniil Medvedev's comeback from a match point against Felix Auger-Aliassime (39:50), a discussion around top-up players, how Nick Larkey's career trajectory is a blueprint for young key forwards and the team with the most cause for optimism (54:01), knee surgeon Dr Cam Norsworthy on the prevalence of knee injuries in the AFLW (1:06:55), Questions Without Notice (1:20:00), Big Bash Leagues GM Alistair Dobson (1:31:07), and Simon Hill to preview the Socceroos' World Cup qualifier against Vietnam (1:45:23).
Why "nothing will excuse a defeat" to Vietnam in Melbourne tonight with the visitors missing four starters, how Australia will be in good hands with the two assistants patrolling the touchline, the two powerhouse teams who stand between the Matildas and the Asian Cup they last won in 2010, and more.
How Steve Smith's presence would enhance the spectacle of the BBL and why he wasn't cleared to play in the Sydney Sixers' play-off matches, whether there was a point he feared the competition would have to be postponed, and more.
How we can split Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic with each on 20 Grand Slam singles titles, why "a lot of pain" is on the way for West Coast, and more.
The biomechanical reasons that women are more susceptible to serious knee injuries, how prevention may be as simple as players having spent more of their lives on the footy field, how repairing the anterior cruciate ligament in a shorter timespan is the "holy grail" for surgeons, why he believes the situation is improving, and more.
How the Russian is "in another stratosphere" when he is on song, why champions never believe they're out of the contest, the reason Ash Barty and coach Craig Tyzzer have continued to tinker with her game, why he expects 20-year-old Iga Swiatek will progress to her first Australian Open final, and more.
Whether it is acceptable to stream what we'd rather watch when we're at the cinema, how we should encourage footballers to share what they believe in, why Kane agrees with Kiwi tennis player Michael Venus that Nick Kyrgios is a "knob," and more.
Whether we can trust people with flying cars, and how stop-start American sports capture so much interest, before discussions around Shaun Higgins' future with Geelong, whether Sam Walsh can be prised out of Carlton, and Denis Shapovalov's criticism of Rafael Nadal's gamesmanship (39:57), Brett Phillips on Ash Barty's tinkering and how the onus is on her opponents to unsettle her (1:06:09), Australian Winter Olympics chef de mission Geoff Lipshut (1:20:14), Questions Without Notice (1:31:59) and Australian bowler Hannah Darlington (1:45:18).
Her excitement for the one-off Test to begin on Thursday and her selection prospects, why the women find it easier to swap between formats than it seems, the tricky wicket that awaits them in Canberra, why the players want more Test matches throughout the multi-format series, and more.
More players who get preferential treatment after Canadian tennis player Denis Shapovalov called out 20-time Grand Slam champion Rafael Nadal on Tuesday afternoon, how Patty Mills was unlucky to miss out on Australian of the Year honours, and more.
The steps he has taken with the Committee to ensure the security and comfort of the Australian Olympians bound for Beijing, the scope of events in which Australians can expect our athletes to compete for gold, and more.
How the Canadian's criticism of the Spaniard's gamesmanship echoes what many players on the tour have long thought, how Ash Barty's tinkering has put the onus on her opponents to unsettle her, how Felix Auger-Aliassime's technique will push second seed Daniil Medvedev, and more.
How Shaun Higgins will find it difficult to break back into the Geelong first team, Patrick Dangerfield's proposition for Carlton best-and-fairest Sam Walsh and what it would take to prise him away from the Blues, the likelihood Gold Coast spearhead Ben King finds a new club at the end of the season, Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis' captivating run and whether there is room for more passion in tennis crowds, Canadian player Denis Shapovalov's bravery in having stood up to Rafael Nadal's gamesmanship, and more.
"I don't know how they're going to afford it, because of the money they're paying other players."
How Grace Tame blanked the Prime Minister, whether we can trust people with flying cars, how stop-start American sports capture so much interest, old-school sports moves like Ash Barty's slice that should be brought back, and more.
The "electrifying" run of playoff games on Monday, why overtime rules need to change and an unexpected call-up on the Nine broadcast of the Australian Open, before the Athletic NFL senior writer Lindsay Jones (40:07), your calls on the worst rules in sport (54:06), Brett Phillips to review Alex de Minaur's exit and preview Ash Barty's quarterfinal (1:05:45), discussions around the Northern Territory's push for an AFL team, the injuries to key players at Port Adelaide and more (1:20:17), Questions Without Notice (1:33:03), and South East Melbourne Phoenix forward Mitch Creek (1:44:25).
His experience of the coronavirus as it ripped through the Phoenix team, his relaxed approach to preparing for matches, the "reality check" the Phoenix received from the Brisbane Bullets and how they turned it around to beat the Tasmania JackJumpers, and more.
How the influence of tall forwards isn't always reflected on the stat sheet, why Gold Coast should be looking for a role player to fill the vacant spot on its list, how Nick Kyrgios would be the biggest name in Australian sport "in decades" if he focused on tennis, and more.
Our surprise to learn former Bulldog and Blue Liam Jones holds out hope he can return to the AFL, why traditional media is more effective than tweeting out notes for athletes who want to get a message across, how Andrew McLeod has strengthened the Northern Territory bid for an AFL team, why Port Adelaide can't win the premiership without injured forward Charlie Dixon, and more examples of indispensable players.
"His presence, the two or three or four opponents he draws, he's a spiritual figure... it's a huge blow."
How veteran French player Alizé Cornet has been a "great fighter" ahead of her first Grand Slam quarterfinal, whether Alex de Minaur will be able to win a Grand Slam with so many athletic players around his age, what Jess Pegula will bring to her quarterfinal against top seed Ash Barty, why Denis Shapovalov will present a challenge for Rafael Nadal on centre court, and more.
After the Kansas City Chiefs snatched a sudden death win over the Buffalo Bills, we went to your calls and texts on the worst rules in world sport.
How we just saw the strongest playoff round in her time covering the sport, why there has to be an alternative to the current overtime rules, her expectation that Tom Brady will return to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers next season, where Aaron Rodgers could play if he doesn't return to the Green Bay Packers, the dream Super Bowl match-up and the "complete wildcard," and more.
The "electrifying" run of playoff games on Monday, why the overtime rules in the NFL need to change, how ESPN has plagiarised Kane's content, how AFL programs caution players against involvement with organised crime, how a former SEN producer turned up on Nine's tennis coverage, and more.
How we thought we were done with the Wiggles until Saturday, and when we'll move away from petrol cars, before discussions around a developing crisis at West Coast and Mason Cox's new specs for this season (40:07), Brett Phillips to wrap Ash Barty's win over Amanda Anisimova and discuss Alex de Minaur's prospects in an open men's draw (1:07:48), North Melbourne midfielder Kaitlyn Ashmore (1:21:18), Questions Without Notice (1:30:33) and Perth Scorchers coach Adam Voges (1:45:46).
Why the Scorchers chose to be cautious with Mitch Marsh when the all-rounder felt a twinge in his hamstring, why Voges' team nominated Marvel Stadium as the venue for their "home" Big Bash final, how they've known for a long time they wouldn't get home and it's galvanised the group, Kurtis Patterson's rapid improvement, his plans to catch up with Australian coach Justin Langer, and more.
How it's "completely ridiculous" that a handful of Test players weren't released to play in the Big Bash League, why Tom Brady could finally be coming to the end, whether we'll get into the Winter Olympics, and more.
How the players prepare for the extreme heat they experienced in Sunday's win over the GWS Giants, how chains of possession and ball use have improved in the five and a bit seasons so far, how her position on the wing helps the Roos' blistering ball movement, the stresses and sacrifices of attempting to avoid COVID so she won't miss a match, her journey of discovery into her Indigenous heritage, and more.
The "air of confidence" around Barty's charge to a maiden Australian Open title, the player best positioned to challenge Ash, the dynamism and charisma Denis Shapovalov brings to the tour, the emerging big three in men's tennis and the layer of contenders behind them, how Alex de Minaur is beginning to dictate his matches, and more.
"(It's) not an issue at all, you have ruckmen wearing almost a cricket pad under their socks as a shin guard."
How we thought we were done with the Wiggles until Saturday, Sam's ride in a Tesla and when we'll move on from petrol cars, why Kane is so keen to feature on SAS, how we can reconcile with Nick Kyrgios' approach to tennis, and more.
Unexpected benefits of being a former footy player, and how Australian fans embarrassed themselves at Rod Laver Arena on Thursday night, before discussions around Jordan De Goey's future following his reinstatement to the Collingwood playing list, and how trust-based testing at the Australian Open is flawed (39:36), Brett Phillips to run through Nick Kyrgios' defeat to Daniil Medvedev, Sam Stosur's next steps and more (1:06:01), Melbourne defender and premiership player Libby Birch (1:19:17), Perth Wildcats guard and three-time NBL MVP Bryce Cotton (1:28:24), and Questions Without Notice (1:39:49).
Whether we can cop that winning a championship isn't the be-all and end-all for athletes like Nick Kyrgios, and more.
How Corey 'Homicide' Williams has stirred up NBL fans, why he's always played with a chip on his shoulder and isn't about to stop, how coach Scott Morrison has primed the Wildcats for a season spent mostly on the road, and more.
The three reasons the Dees love their "field of dreams" at Casey, the concept of "pre-cooling" and how it helps teams negotiate playing in the summer, how Daisy Pearce's move forward has helped boom recruit Tayla Harris settle, and more.
How the atmosphere inside Rod Laver Arena felt like a football match in South America, the disrespect for Medvedev from the home crowd, how Sam Stosur's career should be celebrated and his hope that she pursues a career in commentary, why silence as a player serves is a custom worth preserving, and more.
The reception that awaits Jordan De Goey when he returns to Collingwood, how he may benefit from more structure in his life, whether the Magpies should let him go and use the cap room to target Gold Coast forward Ben King, why trust-based testing at the Australian Open won't hold up, and more.
How Josh has continued to experience the perks of being a former Adelaide player, his clip from a rival presenter at an event on Thursday, how Australian fans embarrassed themselves as Daniil Medvedev defeated Nick Kyrgios on centre court, and more.
Whether we'd prefer a hat-trick or hole-in-one, Glenn Maxwell's cricketing "contortions" and double bagels, before Australian aerial skier Laura Peel (39:50), Questions Without Notice (51:38), Brett Phillips on Ash Barty's second-round win and how Nick Kyrgios can overcome Daniil Medvedev (1:06:29), former Collingwood coach and SEN Breakfast signing Nathan Buckley (1:19:29), and former Test spinner Bryce McGain on Maxwell's unbeaten 154 for the Melbourne Stars, and whether the Victorian could return to the Test team (1:39:41).
How Maxwell's innings may have snapped the "Big Bash fatigue" fans have been feeling, where he could fit in the Test team for the three upcoming tours to the subcontinent, and more.
His excitement to link up with SEN Breakfast from February 28, how he felt the pull back to footy having spent more than six months away from the game, why he'll always be a coach at heart, his cynicism with journalism and aspiration to "provide a little more context for people," and more.
Why Italian Camila Giorgi is a good match-up for the world no. 1, the looming clash with Naomi Osaka, John Millman's competitive performance against Alexander Zverev, how Seb Korda's story has stood out in an even competition, and how playing on Rod Laver Arena could sharpen Nick Kyrgios' focus for his meeting with second seed Daniil Medvedev.
The players who could captain the West Coast Eagles this season, how the Australian women's cricket team deserves to play more Test cricket, the NBA title contenders with more than half the season in the books, and more.
How her career-high score of 118 at the World Cup finals in Deer Valley came together, the "quadruple twisting triple backflip" she pulled off in training, how Australian aerialists are able to practice down under, the "mind over matter" element of her discipline, the most beautiful place she's travelled as a winter athlete, and more.
Whether we'd prefer to take a hat-trick or make a hole-in-one, how Glenn Maxwell was a "contortionist" at the crease on his way to an unbeaten 154 for the Melbourne Stars, the "double bagel" and other tennis terms, and more.
How Nick Kyrgios was back to his entertaining best, and the "over the top" response to Australian and English cricketers sharing a drink, before discussions around unfulfilled talents in Australian sport and the future of the Geelong captaincy (37:50), Brett Phillips on the first-round wins for Kyrgios, Sam Stosur and Alex de Minaur (1:05:24), Questions Without Notice (1:17:27), Australian basketballer Sami Whitcomb ahead of World Cup qualifiers (1:27:21) and Australian fast bowler Megan Schutt ahead of the first Ashes Test (1:41:54).
Why she loves the multi-format Ashes series and hopes the men can one day follow suit, how her perspective on cricket and life has been reshaped by baby Rylee's emergency arrival, how it felt to miss a series in September, what to expect from the tourists, an update on Beth Mooney after her freak injury at training, and more.
The changing of the guard for the Opals and the "tough and exciting" generation coming through, the prospect of travelling to Serbia after the Australian government deported tennis champion Novak Djokovic, and more.
The waning interest in the Commonwealth Games and the prospect of Melbourne stepping up as the 2026 host city, the support for cycling champion and broadcaster Robbie McEwen after he was axed by SBS, and more.
The "intoxicating" atmosphere at John Cain Arena as Nick Kyrgios breezed past Liam Broady in three sets, how Daniil Medvedev has earned the right to "host" Kyrgios at Rod Laver Arena, the way Sam Stosur "dug in" against Robin Anderson, and more.
"His care for Geelong, and I'm talking about everyone at the club, it makes you feel guilty at stages!"
After Nick Kyrgios reminded us of his capabilities with a straight sets win over Liam Broady at John Cain Arena, Sammy and JJ reeled off a few Australian athletes who didn't live up to their potential, or even get the opportunity.
How Nick Kyrgios entertained us on Tuesday night and the Cristiano Ronaldo 'siuuuu' celebration that accompanied, the "over the top" response to Australian and English cricketers staying up all night in Hobart after the Ashes wrapped up, and more.
Josh's first day back at Geelong, Pat Cummins' classy leadership and whether we'd post our Wordle results, before Australian skeleton racer Jackie Narracott (39:32), how proposed changes to the holding the ball interpretation will affect the game, and why the ruck nomination rule is necessary (52:09), Melbourne Stars all-rounder Marcus Stoinis (1:11:38), Melbourne United forward Jack White (1:19:12), Questions Without Notice (1:32:39), and Brett Phillips to wrap the first day of the Australian Open (1:43:52).
How Ash Barty was able to direct her match against Ukrainian Lesia Tsurenko, the contributing factors to Thanasi Kokkinakis' first-round exit, what lies in wait for Aleksandar Vukic if he can crack the top 100, how Nick Kyrgios has the serve and athleticism to hit the ground running, and more.
The best import in the history of the NBL, where Ben Simmons could find a new home, and more.
How the NBL postponements were frustrating for him personally but gave the group time to gel and get better, his preferred position on the court, how he wondered whether his body would be the same after a series of major injuries, and more.
The Stars' hopes of a fairytale ending to their season having been hit hard by COVID-19, how cricketers who came out of quarantine to play were "cooked" after a game or two, whether the season runs too long, and more.
How she found her way from sprinting to skeleton, her top speed in her gold medal run at the World Cup over the weekend, the injuries skeleton racers usually experience, how the Winter Olympians will spend their time in Beijing next month, and more.
Josh's first day back at Geelong and how he performed in "24 running" drills, Pat Cummins' classy approach to the Test captaincy, whether we'd post our Wordle scores, how even Iceland Cricket is making fun of England, and more.
How Josh has become the "better half" in his relationship, England's calamity and penguins' return to the program, before we shared memories of Scot Palmer, discussed Cameron Green's potential to emulate champion South African all-rounder Jacques Kallis and looked ahead to Ash Barty's Australian Open campaign (39:26), Brett Phillips ahead of the first day's play at Melbourne Park (1:05:32), Carlton captain Kerryn Harrington after the Blues' win over Geelong (1:19:00), Australian road cycling champion Nicole Frain (1:30:25), Questions Without Notice (1:38:30), and former Test spinner Bryce McGain to review Australia's crushing victory over England in Hobart (1:44:33).
The former Test spinner contrasted Scott Boland's fight as the nightwatchman on day two with the way England threw in the towel on day three, explained why the tourists' current team can't be coached, why Joe Root's Test captaincy doesn't deserve to be in danger, the strength of first-class cricket down under, and more.
How we would be "prisoners of the moment" to oust Joe Root as England's Test captain on the back of the Ashes, and more.
How the Tasmanian found her way to cycling from the gym scene, her confidence that her perseverance will open doors, how she motivates herself when she's struggling on the bike, and more.
Her pride in the players after they rolled with a "strange preparation" for the second game, why teams are trying to move away from the territory game and spot up more kicks, how Carlton "nuffie" Andy Maher has been helpful at Blues training, the tipping point approaching for players asked to train at a professional standard while they maintain a full-time career, and more.
What he expects from the atmosphere at Melbourne Park with crowd caps and following the Novak Djokovic drama, how Greece's Maria Sakkari has become a "legitimate contender" for the championship, the variation in preparation among players at the very top of the game, how this has been Ash Barty's best run-in to an Australian Open, and more.
How hosting brekkie will mean Josh late to his first day back at Geelong, why he's become the "better half" in his relationship, England's calamity and why Travis Head is the "wheelie bin," penguins' triumphant return to the program, and more.
How our trips away can help to solve climate change, and why we should shop local more often, before Gerard Whateley to preview the fifth Ashes Test ahead of the first day's play in Hobart (49:20), Ben Graham's tips for every game over the NFL Wildcard Round (1:06:19), Brett Phillips to examine the Australian Open draw, the crowd cap and Bernard Tomic's Wimbledon ambitions (1:19:11), Questions Without Notice (1:33:06) and Barry Hall after his bout with Sonny Bill Williams was locked in (1:47:14).
His frustration with the stalling tactics from Williams' camp, how he "absolutely won" his first professional fight against former rugby league player Paul Gallen, why he's expecting a call from Tyson Fury, how his preparation for the March bout has differed from the former New Zealand representative, and more.
The tough assignment awaiting Alex de Minaur and the "mixed bag" for the rest of the Australians, how the 50 per cent crowd cap at Melbourne Park is a "kick in the guts," whether Bernard Tomic could win Wimbledon as he has claimed, and more.
The former Jet and Cardinal explains how the final round of the regular season was a "tipster's nightmare," and runs the rule over the first week of the playoffs.
How Usman Khawaja's second innings century in Sydney left the selectors with no choice but to pick him for Hobart, how Marcus Harris was dropped at the moment he most looked like making it as a Test opener, the mistake England made at selection after the second Test, why he thinks Mitch Starc will overcome his poor record with the ball late in Test series, and more.
How we can be a part of the solution climate change through travelling, getting around the supply chain shortages by shopping at our local, an achievable resolution for the year, and more.
How Sam survived a big sleepover at his place, and whether we'll watch golf's answer to Drive to Survive, before discussions around how Novak Djokovic's exemption explanation has only angered Australians (39:34) and how to fit seven batsmen into six spots for the fifth Ashes Test in Hobart (52:11), Brett Phillips on the tension on the tour around the drawn-out Djokovic story (1:05:56), Andrew Gaze on NBL postponements and the growing audience in China (1:19:09), and Perth Scorchers bowler Jason Behrendorff (1:43:57).
How the Scorchers players have handled a summer spent on the road, their pride in being able to switch on for game day, how players have communicated to Cricket Australia the need for a key change to the BBL, why the competition will miss Rashid Khan, and more.
How postponed matches have caused headaches for a handful of teams but came at the right time for the Adelaide 36ers, how South East Melbourne signing Zhou Qi "speaks volumes" for the NBL as a pathway to the NBA, how many eyes will be trained on his meeting with Brisbane Bullets centre Chuanxing Liu, and more.
How the exemption saga has been received by other players on the tour, why Djokovic's advocacy for them and more even distribution of prizemoney will have influenced their outlook, how Dylan Alcott is set to sweep up trophies before his retirement, the way Thanasi Kokkinakis was able to overcome John Isner in Adelaide, and more.
How Sam survived the kids' sleepover at his house and planned new pizzas for it, whether we'll watch the golf version of Drive to Survive, the difference between Don Pyke's personality and media persona, and more.
What we've lent out that hasn't been returned, and how tennis prizemoney is carved up, before a discussion around changes that could benefit the BBL (39:53), Brett Phillips on Bernard Tomic's Australian Open qualifying exit and expectations of Emma Raducanu (1:08:02), Australian Alpine team reserve driver Oscar Piastri (1:19:20), Questions Without Notice (1:34:23), and Adelaide Strikers spinner Rashid Khan (1:44:16).
His experience of the summer with players and entire teams having been infected with COVID-19 and forced to isolate, how Adelaide has come to feel like home to him, what it means to him to represent his country and light the path to the national team for young Afghans, his disappointment that the Test match against Australia was scrapped, and more.
How he'll push for a seat and improve after winning a reserve role on the Alpine team, his plans to fit time on the simulator and test days around the racing calendar, the potential for his first seat to come in Melbourne, and more.
Why we need to manage our expectations of Emma Raducanu after her 6-0 6-1 defeat to Elena Rybakina, how her US Open win gave hope to all tennis players, why we should watch out for Coco Gauff at Melbourne Park, Bernard Tomic's poor performance in Australian Open qualifying and the loneliness he must experience, and more.
"They're trying too hard to make it this speed-freak of a game... you can actually let the 20 overs unfold with some level of normality!"
The time Josh and Harry Taylor broke bread over the infamous "hamshake," how Bec Maddern's colleague let her down in releasing a clip recorded off-air, what we've borrowed and not given back, how tennis prizemoney is carved up, and more.
How the Novak Djokovic saga has embarrassed Australia, the secrets behind Tasmanian salmon and robot waiters, before discussions around how Djokovic can try to repair his relationship with Melburnians (39:38) and whether names should return to footy jumpers (50:08), Brett Phillips on Djokovic's preparation for the summer and Lleyton Hewitt's purported influence in Australian tennis (1:07:16), Melbourne Aces pitcher Genevieve Beacom on her debut (1:19:23), and Questions Without Notice (1:34:35).
Why it may suit the Melbourne Stars to back up just 18 hours after their last match, who we would follow on Instagram if we could choose only one, whether the AFL should shorten quarters, and more.
How her debut for the Aces demonstrates baseball is "a game for everyone," how she developed an interest in the sport when her older brother played and she "hated just watching," her hopes to take her talents to a college in the United States, her surprise at the positive response to her story, and more.
Whether the Serbian's preparations will have been disrupted by his detention in Melbourne, Nick Kyrgios' future on the ATP Tour with his ranking having slipped, the origins of the tension between Max Purcell and Lleyton Hewitt, and more.
After Carlton forward and Coleman Medallist Harry McKay made the case on Twitter, we discussed revisiting the experiment.
How the Novak Djokovic exemption saga has "embarrassed" Australia, why we won't be eating as much salmon, robot waiters at Hall's Gap, the 'Black Monday' ritual in the NFL postseason, and what we're watching this summer.
Josh's unusual COVID symptom, how his early days as a broadcaster have lived up to expectation and the latest mean tweets for Kane, before Adelaide forward Ash Woodland (39:49), your calls on the first round of the AFLW season (54:12), Brett Phillips on Ash Barty's "sharp" form and Australia's best hope in the men's draw of the Australian Open (1:06:38), Gerard Whateley to review the fourth Ashes Test (1:19:22), Questions Without Notice (1:34:18), Sam Edmund to preview Novak Djokovic's federal court hearing (1:46:09), and more.
How many great athletes we've missed out on because someone was ahead of them in the queue, why Kane has put his hand up to go on SAS and why Josh isn't as keen on reality television, and more.
How the Sydney wicket and the antiquated response to rain delays had an influence on the result, why selectors "can't credibly drop" Usman Khawaja and where he should bat in Hobart, how Scott Boland could become the player of the series, how a poor England team's performance exemplified the fight and resistance we wanted to see from the beginning, the tourists' likely changes for Hobart, the future of the England captaincy, and more.
Why the Australian Open won't lose any shine as a Grand Slam, how the men's side of the draw is opening up with the next crop arriving at their athletic maturity, how Ash Barty is as sharp as he's ever seen her at the start of the year, why Thanasi Kokkinakis is "the one" for Australia in the men's draw as opposed to the more "honest" Alex de Minaur and John Millman, and more.
We shared our takeaways from an opening round that featured a handful of favourites consolidating their credentials, a Grand Final rematch, a number of serious injuries, and more.
The basics behind her four-goal haul for the Crows in their win over reigning premiers Brisbane on Sunday, how the Adelaide women practice snaps for fun at training, the skill of the younger players who have come up through traditional pathways, how the players can best mitigate against the knee injuries we saw in the opening round, the commitment to infection control at West Lakes, and more.
Josh's unusual symptom having experienced COVID, whether his early days in sports media have lived up to his expectations, the latest mean tweets at Kane, and more.
Our cricketing expertise on England's spinners and Cam Green's form, and what we'd do if we were to win the lottery, before former Australian cyclist and Bay Crits race director John Trevorrow (38:50), Brett Phillips on Thanasi Kokkinakis' return to form and fitness, and more (1:05:56), St Kilda coach Nick Dal Santo ahead of the AFL Women's season opener (1:18:34), and cricket broadcaster Adam Collins on Usman Khawaja's century, Cameron Green's form and Alex Carey's first three and a half Tests (1:39:47).
How the case for Khawaja's place in the Test team will become "irrepressible" when Australia tours Asia later in the year, how Cameron Green's exposure to Test cricket early in his first-class career will "do him the world of good," how we should assess Alex Carey's form with the gloves and the bat, the "dreadful" spectacle of the celebrappeal, and more.
How the Saints' preparation for Friday night's AFL Women's season opener has been affected by a surge in coronavirus cases, the Saints' five standouts on the track over summer, how his coaching philosophy prioritises education, why the club will continue to support unvaccinated star Georgia Patrikios, and more.
The pressure mounting on Tennis Australia chief executive Craig Tiley over the handling of unvaccinated star Novak Djokovic, where Thanasi Kokkinakis' momentum could take him after his win over fourth seed Frances Tiafoe at the Adelaide International, and more.
How the Bay Crits will forge on with a promising entry list despite the surge in cases in Victoria, what we can expect from the course in Geelong over the two days, the impact the event has had on Australian cycling since he founded it in 1989, and more.
Our thoughts on the Australians' looming selection squeeze, the two England spinners and how the perception of Cameron Green has turned, and what we'd do if we were to win the lottery.
When we've misplaced our passports, and the sporting moments we regret having missed, before Brisbane Lions captain Breanna Koenen (39:45), former Australian Test opener Simon Katich (1:19:29), Seven reporter Nathan Currie following the news Novak Djokovic had been held at Melbourne Airport and his visa cancelled (1:39:28), and Brett Phillips on unvaccinated players, whether the Australian Open will take a hit, and the Adelaide International (1:45:41).
How it's going to get harder for unvaccinated players to take part in the tour, why the Australian Open won't suffer for the government's stance on Djokovic, as well as the latest on Ash Barty and Thanasi Kokkinakis from the Adelaide International.
Nathan joined us from Melbourne Airport, where the nine-time Australian Open champion has been held and his visa to enter Australia cancelled.
Why it's time for Test cricket to "move with the times" after overs were needlessly lost on the first day in Sydney, how England have managed to limit Marnus Labuschagne over his last two innings, what Mark Wood has brought to the tourists' team, and more.
Her beginnings on tropical Magnetic Island, how the players are adapting to the uncertainty around training and the fixture with coronavirus cases surging, the rule change Brisbane hope to exploit this season, the former captain and the experienced defender she'll lean on in her first year as the Lions' leader, why she's excited to play with Luka Yoshida-Martin, and more.
The handballing between authorities over Novak Djokovic's exemption, when we've lost our passports and the consequences, sporting moments we regret having missed, and more.
How our hosts have switched shifts with both JJ and Coons unwell and isolating, your calls on the decision to award Novak Djokovic a vaccination exemption (15:41), our flinch reactions to the news the Serbian star will soon make his way down under (39:43), Lorne Pier to Pub manager Mike Napolitano on the event's cancellation and how it will proceed remotely (1:08:08), Gerard Whateley on Djokovic's exemption, Usman Khawaja's Test reprieve and Mitch Swepson's future (1:19:31), and Brett Phillips on the Djokovic news and Nick Kyrgios' lack of preparation for the Australian Open (1:42:52).
"He's the only one who can explain the situation... no doubt he'll be hounded by the press here and those coming to Australia."
How Djokovic's exemption was handled in a "cynical" manner, how this Australian Open doesn't share the values Victorians hold as a community, why he's "rapt" to see Usman Khawaja back in the Australian Test team, how Marcus Harris' "excellent innings" in Melbourne has given him a platform, why Mitch Swepson won't have to wait much longer for a baggy green, and more.
The disappointment to have cancelled the event for a second consecutive summer, how the decision was made to protect the local community and tourists, how the virtual event will progress, whether rising case numbers in Victoria have impacted tourism, and more.
How it is "extremely hard to believe" the Serbian has concealed an acute medical condition while accumulating trophies, Victorians' frustration at the exemption having followed government rules and listened to all the health advice for two years, the likely reception that awaits Djokovic at Melbourne Park, and more.
How our hosts have switched shifts with both JJ and Coons unwell and in isolation, how Victorians have been 'cheated' by Novak Djokovic's vaccine exemption for the Australian Open, and more.
Ringing in the new year with 'Hold Me' by the Teskey Brothers, and Coons' experience with COVID over the last few days, before Australian bobsleigh pilot Bree Walker (39:50), Brett Phillips looking ahead to the summer of tennis (1:06:28), Australian basketballer Kelly Wilson ahead of her 400th WNBL game (1:19:29), Questions Without Notice (1:30:38), and Damien Fleming to preview the fourth Ashes Test (1:44:51).
Why he can't see the Australians selecting a second spinner in Sydney, how Cameron Green's bowling has gone to the next level, why we need to see whether Mitch Swepson is Test class, how England "missed a beat" at selection and the toss in Brisbane, the changes the tourists should make for the fourth Test, and more.
How the Dogs negotiated media training before Coons' career and during his time, the players who could step up and win the Coleman Medal this season, and more.
How she'll reflect on breaking Jessica Bibby's games record and this latest milestone when she retires, how and when she decided to come back to basketball after having a baby, what she most appreciates about her career, her friendship with Kelsey Griffin, the players' perception of the WNBL COVID protocols, and more.
The signs that Novak Djokovic wants to be here for the Australian Open, how Priscilla Hon's win over Petra Kvitova at the Adelaide International is a blueprint for young Aussie tennis players, why Alex de Minaur's win over Matteo Berrettini was his best in almost two years, and more.
How the chilly conditions demand she eats more than other athletes, why she switched from track and field to winter sports, how monobob allows athletes and smaller countries to compete on a level playing field, the "scary crashes" she's experienced, and more.
How we've come back to 'Hold Me' by the Teskey Brothers having expected a new song, Coons' experience of COVID over the last few days, how late Jules left a nap on NYE, Coons' "lack of pull" at SEN having missed out on an invitation to the Christmas party, and more.
Whether we'll set resolutions, how we don't want to miss the next Bitcoin and our sporting highlights of the year, before listing our six most intriguing figures in footy going into the next season (39:43), former Test spinner Bryce McGain on the three teams setting the pace in the BBL (1:06:28), Questions Without Notice (1:32:16), and four-time Olympian basketballer Phil Smyth (1:44:15).
How he traded phone calls with former Boomers after the Australians' win in the bronze medal game in Tokyo, how long it will take the next Boomers generation to come through, why he believes Ben Simmons will play for his country and change fans' perceptions, how Josh Giddey has "surprised everyone," and more.
The players Essendon most need to improve next season, whether an Adelaide midfielder can recapture his All-Australian form, our favourite chocolate bars, and more.
What South African wicketkeeper-batsman Quinton de Kock could bring to the BBL, how rapid antigen tests and changes to close contact protocols will open up the summer of sport, why the Sydney Sixers are the "most complete" line-up he's seen since the Victoria team of the state-based T20 competition, the opportunity for the Australian team to roll out two spinners in the fourth Test, and more.
Jules and Coons run through players, coaches and other figures to have missed out on the top six, and read out your texts.
A young Gold Coast tall, a coach on his second chance and one of the game's great forwards are all on Adam Cooney's list, as he attempts to forecast the major narratives of the next season.
How Coons has set up his home studio, whether we'll set New Year's resolutions, why we don't want to miss out on the next Bitcoin, our sporting highlights of the year, and more.
The only time Coons has felt more exhausted than this morning, and our techniques for falling asleep before a discussion around demonstrative teammates, the reignition of the Kyrgios-Tomic rivalry and how Essendon can take the next step (39:43), Australian skier Jakara Anthony ahead of the Winter Olympics in Beijing (1:04:53), Melbourne United guard Chris Goulding (1:18:35), Questions Without Notice (1:29:16), and A-Leagues managing director Danny Townsend (1:42:46).
How the leagues will respond to fixture postponements, the logistical challenge of getting the Perth Glory players home after a player tested positive, how fans have become reticent to go to games, and more.
The pass mark for Stuart Dew and the Gold Coast Suns next season, how many games Dogs draftee Sam Darcy will play, whether Alastair Clarkson and Nathan Buckley could soon return to coaching, and more.
How the defence clicking has helped United put their season back on track, why he's "super impressed" with the Tasmania JackJumpers' season so far, Melbourne's "frank" assessment of their form even after three wins in a row, his joy to see title teammate Scotty Hopson get a contract with the Oklahoma City Thunder, and more.
Her experience of skiing Alpe d'Huez, how she got involved in winter sports, why she's in a position to win a gold medal at the Beijing Winter Olympics, skiing phrases we can roll out when the games begin in February, why sponsorship money is scarce for winter athletes, and more.
The most demonstrative Dogs and Dons players Coons lined up with, how Nick Kyrgios has left Bernard Tomic behind, the players the Bombers need in the top five of the Crichton Medal if the team is to take the next step, whether Lance Franklin will play on in 2023, and more.
Julian de Stoop and Adam Cooney run through the Bombers' list to see where Ben Rutten's team could improve again.
The only time in Coons' life he's been more exhausted than this Thursday morning, our techniques for falling asleep, tension between athletes and the hierarchies at their clubs or organisations, and more.
Why the Gary Ayres Medal deserves more respect, the difference between the Dukes and Kookaburra balls and Romeo Beckham following in his father's footsteps, before our flinch reactions to Australia's Boxing Day Test victory (39:43), Tasmania JackJumpers coach Scott Roth (1:07:19), Questions Without Notice (1:23:21), and Victorian state cricket coach Chris Rogers (1:44:28).
Why it will be hard for Australian selectors to leave Scott Boland out of the XI for the Sydney Test, how he won't let them down wherever they take him, his perspective of the bowler-friendly MCG wicket and why curator Matt Page may adjust again, how English county cricket is destined for a "revamp," and more.
How the one-match wonders have performed for the Australian Test team and whether or not Scott Boland will join them, whether we'd prefer sporting events at night start earlier, and more.
How the NBL can "humble you," the elements that go into building a team from scratch, the luxuries established teams experience in comparison, what imports Josh Adams, Josh Magette and MiKyle McIntosh have brought to the JackJumpers, and more.
How the English tourists differ from the squads whitewashed in Australia in 2006-07 and 2013-14, whether we would have preferred to watch more competitive cricket over the opening three Tests, how the Australian XI is more likeable than it has been in recent years, and more.
How the Australian Test team will line up in Sydney after Scott Boland's six-wicket haul, whether there's really a difference between the Dukes and the Kookaburra balls, how Romeo Beckham has followed in his father's footsteps, and more.
Why the nightwatchman is a myth, and how scraps between teammates are entirely normal, before Gerard Whateley set the scene for day three of the Boxing Day Test (1:06:23), Channel Seven reporter Amber Laidler as the Sydney to Hobart nears its conclusion (1:19:18), and Melbourne Victory champion player and manager Kevin Muscat (1:46:05).
The perception of the A-Leagues overseas, how Ange Postecoglou has been a "catalyst" for more progressive football in Japan, why he considers his short stint with Sint-Truiden a success, his good fortune to have found "like-minded" people at Yokohama F. Marinos, how the initial response to Postecoglou's signing in Scotland was "pure laziness," and more.
Amber joined us with the leading contestants expected to sail into Constitution Dock in the mid-afternoon on Tuesday.
How the second day was a reminder of the "theatrical best" the Melbourne Cricket Ground offers, the tantalising prospect of England's four most experienced batsmen setting Australia a target, the juxtaposition of Joe Root having gone where no English batsman has gone before with the likely end of his stint as Test captain, Marcus Harris' "terrific" 76 on a bowler's pitch, and more.
We recall when we headed out the gates too soon, when we chose to stay, and take your calls and texts.
The nightwatchman and other rules and customs we'd remove from sport, why fighting between teammates isn't unusual after a scrap broke out on the Washington bench, and more.
Julian de Stoop and Josh Jenkins explored whether Australians are losing interest in an uncompetitive Ashes series (38:46) and where Patty Mills ranks among Australia's greatest basketballers after he broke an NBA record (51:00), before they caught up with former Australian Test opener Simon Katich (1:06:09), Channel Seven reporter Amber Laidler for the latest on the Sydney to Hobart (1:18:51), and Australian cyclist Grace Brown (1:45:38).
Her "step-up in results" in Europe and her pride in her Olympic performance, how she is recovering from a humerus fracture, why she has switched from Mitchelton-Scott to FDJ Nouvelle-Aquitaine, how cycling is as much a spectator sport as a leisure activity in Europe, and more.
Amber joined us on Monday morning with more than 20 boats having retired, and supermaxi Black Jack leading the race.
How England openers Haseeb Hameed and Zak Crawley have been exposed, the adjustment Australian batsman Marcus Harris has made for his home Test at the MCG, why Justin Langer hopes to continue as the coach in all three formats, and more.
The Boomers talisman just set the new NBA record for the most three-pointers made in a Christmas Day game.
Jules and JJ discuss the so-far uncompetitive Ashes series, why Victorians have chosen to stay at home rather than fill the MCG, and more.
Whether we're losing interest in this Ashes series, where Patty Mills is nestled among Aussie basketball greats, how we present ourselves to new partners, and more.
Merry Christmas! Garry and Tim share their plans for the day, before reliving a handful of highlights from the year, including American sports broadcaster Ernie Johnson, former South African golfer Gary Player, and more.
Why JJ brought his dog to sit out the front, how country people celebrate Christmas Eve and what we'll leave out for Santa, before Fergus Linacre from Melbourne-based band Kingswood (39:40), a discussion around which Australian league will play on Christmas Day first (50:38), Dakar Rally rider Daniel Sanders (1:04:45), the players who deserve a wildcard for the next footy season, and how the father-son rule could be changed (1:19:25), and Melbourne Stars coach David Hussey (1:44:32).
The protocols Big Bash League players are expected to abide by with Melbourne and Sydney recording thousands of coronavirus cases a day, how the Stars can improve after two wins and two losses to start their summer, the swagger and "three-dimensional" talents Andre Russell brings to the line-up, how Brody Couch has been a "breath of fresh air," and more.
How the contestants scroll through a map they're given as they drive and ride through the desert, the intense hunger, dehydration and g-force they experience on the course, why he is known as Chucky, how he grew up on an apple orchard before he turned his hand to keeping bees, and more.
The Melbourne-based alternative rock group will perform at the tea break on the first day of the Boxing Day Test.
Why JJ brought his dog to sit out the front, when Adelaide players were ordered off the Glenelg Jetty, how country Victorians spend Christmas Eve at the pub, what we're leaving out for Santa, and more.
The case for a three or four-day weekend, our Festivus grievances and an introduction to Surstromming, before Brendan Scott from WCG Backyard Cricket (39:50), the AFL players who will be 'like a new signing' for their clubs next season (53:20), Australian Institute of Sport director Alex Newton (1:19:38), Questions Without Notice (1:29:52), and Australian tennis player Daria Saville (1:44:17).
Her excitement to have won a wildcard place for the Australian Open, how far away she is from her best having negotiated chronic pain and achilles surgery, the ranking she is targeting, and more.
What we'll be watching on Boxing Day, what should replace Hold Me by the Teskey Brothers as our opener, and more.
How the federal government has granted the Olympic program the funding for a full four-year cycle and what it means for the athletes, why the national women's football team is at the top of the investment range, how they forecast whether sports such as surfing or skating will come into calculations late, and more.
Sam and Coons borrow a phrase from legendary Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger to run through the players set to return from injury, the players set to break out, and others who could bounce back from an indifferent season.
How they try to recreate proper cricket, with no "pseudo-cricket rubbish" like one hand one bounce or six and out, how they have built a YouTube following, the time and care taken to prepare their pitch, and more.
Coons mounts the case for a three or four-day weekend, we air our grievances as we celebrate Festivus, learn about Surströmming and more.
How Coons understands the metaverse, Bertie Beetle scarcity and other seasonal foods, before Matt Slater from the Athletic discussed the Premier League's response to a surge of COVID cases (39:39), how players feel the stress of a premiership drought and whether St Kilda can bounce back under Brett Ratten (54:54), our early picks for next season's bolters and sliders (1:10:07), your calls and texts (1:19:18), Questions Without Notice (1:31:35), and Sydney Sixers bowler Sean Abbott (1:43:54).
How captain Moises Henriques and coach Greg Shipperd have built trust and confidence in the Sixers squad, the importance of continuity with Tom Curran and James Vince into their third and fourth seasons with the team, how George Bailey and Pat Cummins assured him of his Australian prospects when he gave up a spot in the Australia A team to return to pregnant partner Brier, what he believes he would add to the Test team, and more.
Sam and Coons took your calls on the teams that appear set to climb the ladder, and others who may have spent their tickets.
"They've got some star power, they play a good attacking brand of footy, and they're now defending the ground better."
"They would be expecting to push for the eight, but I don't see them winning a flag in the next couple of years."
Why the "show must go on" for the Premier League, how the Omicron variant's rapid spread has taken clubs by surprise, the "ominous" form of Pep Guardiola's Manchester City as other contenders grapple with injuries and COVID, and more.
How Coons understands the metaverse, how Patrick Kisnorbo has become the Melbourne City grinch, how hard Rodney Eade ran pre-season training, Bertie Beetle scarcity, and the foods we only want at a particular time of year.
How Coons has skipped coffee and gone right to energy drinks, and the jingles that have stayed with us, before Australian boxer Harry Garside (39:40), Cricket Australia chief executive Nick Hockley (1:01:12), why changes to the interpretation of high contact mean the 'fairest' element must be removed from the Brownlow Medal (1:19:18), Questions Without Notice (1:31:12), and AFL general manager of women's football Nicole Livingstone (1:39:44).
How the expansion clubs are building strong support, whether the league will implement a cap on poaching players from established teams, her excitement to see how players respond to the extended "runway" in the goalsquare and the stand rule, whether the fixture will be extended to 17 games or more once the competition is complete, and more.
How far into the season Coons expects to see a player suspended for a minor infraction, why players and teams need pre-season matches, how the Bulldogs celebrated their 2010 pre-season premiership, and more.
How many fans Bellerive Oval will host for the Hobart Test, the composed response from Cricket Australia and the team after Test captain Pat Cummins was pinpointed as a close contact of a COVID positive, how players will adjust their movements in Melbourne and Sydney where case numbers are substantially higher, how Cricket Australia did all they could to get the Perth Test over the line, and more.
His healthy nerves ahead of his debut as a professional, the difference between amateur bouts and professional boxing, how he came to enlist the help of legendary trainer Johnny Lewis, how he will approach opponent Sachin Mudaliar, his interests away from boxing, and more.
How Coons has skipped over coffee and gone straight to energy drinks after just one brekkie shift in the studio, the jingles that have stayed with us, and more.
The worst days we've had at work after Joe Root's day four in Adelaide, and how Adam negotiated a potential COVID case in his household, before ESPN SportsCenter anchor Phil Murphy on the disruption to the NBA season (39:40), a discussion around the pressure on pro athletes after Bailey Smith took leave from the Western Bulldogs (1:02:38), Melbourne United guard Chris Goulding (1:18:27), Questions Without Notice (1:31:12), and Diamonds and Melbourne Vixens champion Sharelle McMahon following the news she'll be immortalised with a statue (1:43:06).
How Netball Victoria surprised her with the news she will be immortalised with a statue, whether she'll have any say over her pose and uniform, her shock to learn just four female sportspeople have statues in the state, her perspective on women's cricket pathways as head of female cricket in Victoria, and more.
Whether we would go to a game on Christmas Day, how we'll have to learn to live with Pat Cummins situations because AFL players won't go into hubs again, and more.
Why United were prepared for a slower start to their season, how the New Zealand Breakers essentially "tagged" him in Sunday's win, why Matthew Dellavedova "couldn't care less" if he gets dunked on, his hopes for Jack White with the young forward having returned from a long-term injury, their plans for Next Stars prospect Ariel Hukporti, and more.
"People might say 'when you're playing AFL it's a great living...' but the flipside of that is the pressure and stress involved with it."
How the NBA has responded to a surge in COVID-19 infections, why flexibility with fixtures late in the season is the league's preference over a bubble, when unvaccinated Brooklyn star Kyrie Irving will return to play for the Nets, whether American fans are hesitant to attend games, and more.
Our worst days at work after England captain Joe Root's day four at the Adelaide Oval, how Adam didn't catch COVID from his son even after finishing his burger on the way home from getting tested, and more.
Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes are joined by Gerard Whateley after Australia cruised to control on Day 1 at Adelaide, Bendigo Spirit's Maddie Garrick and Melbourne City's Rebekah Stott to reflect on their battles and inspiring recoveries from an eating condition and cancer respectively, and Chad Cornes for a yarn about Andre Agassi.
Chad Cornes regales Sam and Kane with a yarn about the time he and Port Adelaide teammates were wined and dined by the great Andre Agassi.
Rebekah Stott joins Sam and Kane after her inspirational return to the pitch with Melbourne City last week, which came less than a year after she was diagnosed with Stage 3 Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Gerard joins Sam and Kane after Australia continued their Brisbane batting form into the second Test at Adelaide, as England struggled once again to cut through with the ball.
Maddie Garrick joins Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes to speak candidly on her journey back from the depths on an eating disorder she battled as a young professional.
Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes discuss the first day of the Adelaide Test, which saw runs for Marnus Labuschagne and David Warner, and the nightmare continue for Marcus Harris and England. Toto Wolff's musings on Lewis Hamilton are also on the agenda.
Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes are joined by Netball Australia's Adam Richardson following the release of the draw for the upcoming Super Netball season, Aussie golfer Steph Kyriacou after booking her place on the LPGA tour for 2022, and former Test opener Chris Rogers to preview the Adelaide Test.
Steph Kyriacou joins Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes after booking her place on the 2022 LPGA tour, following a rapid rise up the rankings in 2021.
Netball Australia EGM Adam Richardson discusses the release of the draw for the upcoming Super Netball season, and the new broadcast deal with Fox Sports that they hope will promote the game to 'Tier One' levels of viewership.
Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes discuss the queue's at Adelaide airport, Steph Curry's record breaking three-pointer, and Sergio Aguero's retirement and legacy.
Former Aussie Test opener Chris Rogers joins Sam Edmund and Kane Cornes ahead of the second Ashes Test, starting today at the Adelaide Oval.
Duursma, who missed much of last year with a knee injury, has penned a new two-year deal at Port Adelaide.
Stieve is the mother of teen gymnast Trinity, who claims she was badly mistreated during her time in the sport.
The former Aussie spinner joined us live from Texas (where he now resides), ahead of the second Test in Adelaide
Sam Groth's future in politics, Mitch Marsh's stunning BBL knock, haircuts in sport, Christmas shopping
The Novacastrian will mix it with the big boys next year, after recently punching his ticket to the World Surfing League
The Stars' skipper chats BBL, the T20 World Cup, Test cricket, and he names his most damaging T20 player in the world
Damon is one of five Aussies that will compete in this week's world championships in London
Milly joined us after winning her first Melbourne Marathon. She stopped the clock at 2:26:59 - a new PB
The Aussies head to Adelaide with a one-nil lead after a comprehensive victory at the Gabba
Red Bull's Max Verstappen snatched his first Formula 1 world title by beating Lewis Hamilton in a thrilling finale to the season in Abu Dhabi - but not before the Briton's Mercedes team lodged protests against the result
Sammy tells the tale of losing his bike to the McDonald's drive thru, while Kane explains how the punters referred to him during Sunday's Melbourne Marathon
On Friday morning, Sam and Kane caught up with AFL executive GM of clubs and broadcasting Travis Auld, former England Test opener Nick Compton, and Australian marathon runner Sinead Diver.
The pressure on Sam as he plans to serve up his pizza at his family Christmas, and why the five day break is a footy myth before former England Test opener Nick Compton (39:23), a discussion around how to prevent AFL matches from overlapping and the best key forward duo in the competition (53:31), champion Australian marathon runner Sinead Diver (1:07:25), AFL executive GM of clubs and broadcasting Travis Auld (1:18:01), Questions Without Notice (1:30:38), and Gerard Whateley setting the scene for the third day of the first Ashes Test at the Gabba (1:37:50).
How Travis Head was vulnerable for the first fifteen balls of his "astonishing" century, why Ben Stokes was "grossly unprofessional" in overstepping on so many occasions, how a potentially deciding Ashes Test deserves a grander scene than Hobart, the reality that Tim Paine will never play for Australia again, and more.
How Greater Western Sydney are "too scared to admit they made a mistake" appointing Stephen Coniglio as captain, the Giants player set to be unveiled as a co-captain who lacks a leading "aura," and more.
How the league are striving to give every match "clear air" without compromising rest for players, why they will persist with a floating fixture, the reason the Showdown must share a Friday night, how they are working closely with the Western Australian government to deliver matches in Perth, and more.
Her memories of overcoming poor weather to set the course record at the 2018 Melbourne Marathon, why she is prioritising the upcoming Commonwealth Games over the World Championships, and more.
How best to organise the AFL fixture to ensure every match has "clear air," the best key forward duo in the game, the Bulldog pups who could take over the mantle, and more.
His confusion over the omission of James Anderson and Stuart Broad, why Joe Root's decision to bat made "no sense," how England's preparation for the Ashes concerned him, why Ben Stokes appeared so out-of-sorts on the second day, and more.
The pressure on Sam as he plans to lug his pizza oven to his family Christmas, the way Matildas captain Sam Kerr deals with pitch invaders, how Travis Head's century was a callback to Australian No. 5s of old, Kane's disappointment that the Showdown will share a Friday next season, and more.
On Thursday morning Sam and Kane discussed the latest on Jordan de Goey and whether he will play for Collingwood beyond next season, before speaking with premiership Tiger Jacob Townsend, Southside Flyers forward Sara Blicavs and South East Melbourne Phoenix centre Dane Pineau.
How Shane Warne was barracking for his opinion on the first day of the Ashes series, and whether as fans it's worth going into the inner sanctum, before a discussion around Jordan de Goey's future at Collingwood and the AFL's vision for women's football (39:23), Questions Without Notice (53:10), Opals and Southside Flyers forward Sara Blicavs (1:07:05), Richmond premiership player Jacob Townsend (1:18:10), former Australian Test opener Simon Katich (1:28:42), and South East Melbourne Phoenix centre Dane Pineau (1:44:19).
How he'll be on fewer minutes this season as he builds back his form and confidence following a string of injuries, what the "springy and athletic" Xavier Munford brings to the team, the "freaky" things we'll see from Zhou Qi, how the Phoenix have gone past Melbourne United, and more.
Why England captain Joe Root didn't elect to bowl under grey skies at the Gabba, whether or not Mitchell Starc would have planned the way he dismissed Rory Burns with the first delivery of the series, why it makes sense that James Anderson and Stuart Broad were left out, how England must approach the Australian batting innings, the respect Pat Cummins commands in the dressing room, and more.
Why he has chosen to retire after 10 years and 62 games for four clubs, how relaxed he felt as he booked his spot in Richmond's run to the 2017 premiership, the love and support he's received from Tiger fans since he called time, how Gold Coast in 2021 reminded him of Greater Western Sydney in 2012, and more.
Why it was "nerve-wracking" to play in front of a big crowd as she posted 27 and 11 in the Flyers' season opener, how the time she was cut from the Olympic and WNBA teams within a couple of weeks made her an "angrier player," and more.
Why the Showdown deserves to be on a Friday night and how the AFL have taken the fixture for granted, our favourite sports films, and more.
Why Jordan De Goey will have no option but to leave Collingwood at the end of next season, the questions left unanswered by the AFL's vision for women's football, and more.
How Shane Warne was "barracking for his opinion" of Mitchell Starc and the time Kane did the same, how Adam Gilchrist nailed his presentation to debutant Alex Carey and whether it's worth going into the inner sanctum, and more.
On Wednesday morning, Sam and Kane examined whether the AFL could introduce more protocols to protect players from concussion following West Coast defender Brad Sheppard's retirement, and why we should celebrate journeymen like Jacob Townsend. Following that, they caught up with former Australian Test bowler Craig McDermott, and basketball great Lauren Jackson.
How athletes understand and communicate tactics to fans, and our most bitter disputes with neighbours, before discussions around West Coast defender Brad Sheppard's retirement and whether more can be done to prevent concussion, why we should celebrate the journeymen and more (39:24), Australia's greatest basketballer Lauren Jackson explaining how medicinal cannabis has changed her life (1:04:52), Gerard Whateley in the studio ahead of the first ball of the Ashes (1:18:10), former Australian Test bowler Craig McDermott (1:29:38), and Brisbane Barmy Army founder George Gallantree (1:46:20).
George, who founded the Barmy Army "splinter cell" in Brisbane, joined Sam and Kane two hours out from the first ball at the Gabba, and gave us a sense of what to expect from the crowd.
Why the Australian batsmen won't be worried if Jimmy Anderson is to return for Adelaide, how the pitch at the Gabba flattens out after the first session but will offer a bit to the bowlers throughout the Test, and more.
How both captains would secretly prefer to bowl but won't send the opposition in if they win the toss, why experienced fast bowler Mitch Starc is a riskier selection than tyro Jhye Richardson, why England will "box clever" with Jimmy Anderson, why he's a Justin Langer man, and more.
How the pain became too much in retirement after all her bumps, bruises and surgeries, why she pursued an alternative to "harsher" prescription drugs and was prescribed medicinal cannabis, how the stigma is slowly being broken down, the inconsistency of treatment for female athletes who play in multiple teams and countries, and more.
How the AFL can't do much more to prevent concussion without changing the game, the benefits of a lower interchange cap, when champions aren't on the same page as their former clubs, why we should celebrate the journeymen more often, why Toby Thurstans said "catdog" on the premiership podium in 2004, and more.
How Jake Fraser-McGurk's catch compares with the greats, where the air is so cold it hurts to breathe, how well athletes understand and communicate tactics, our most bitter disputes with our neighbours, and more.
On Tuesday morning, Sam and Kane discussed Dustin Martin and Dylan Grimes' captaincy credentials at Punt Road, and how Melbourne are "nailing" their post-premiership pre-season, before catching up with Australian Test batsman Travis Head.
Kane's search for his keys this morning, and whether Melbourne traffic is as bad as people say, before a discussion around the two leading candidates to take the Richmond captaincy, whether Scott Pendlebury could step aside and how Melbourne are "nailing" their post-premiership process (39:10), Australian runner Ollie Hoare (1:07:29), nominations for players who have wasted their talent (1:18:05), Questions Without Notice (1:30:28), and Australian Test batsman Travis Head (1:42:12).
How the doubts around his technique will be answered by consistency, his blueprint to understand Test cricket, why he's been able to make a string of good starts at the level without having always gone on with it, his expectations of the pitch and the conditions in Brisbane, and more.
The players who came good after there were question marks around them, Kane's tips for prospective marathon runners, and more.
The difference between running indoors and outdoors, what he'll take away from his experience at the Olympics in Tokyo, how he was drawn to the United States by the country's track and field infrastructure, the way he "fell into" the track program at Trinity Grammar, and more.
The two leading candidates for the Richmond captaincy, why giving up the Collingwood leadership could rejuvenate Scott Pendlebury, how Melbourne have nailed the balance of celebrating a premiership and looking forward, why senior Tigers would be "rolling their eyes" at Sydney Stack, the time Chad Wingard was choppered out of a pre-season session, and more.
Kane's search for his keys to the office this morning, the difficulty in trying to book a table, whether Melbourne traffic is as bad as people say, and more.
On Monday morning, Dwayne Russell and Kane Cornes discussed how Richmond defender Sydney Stack is "wasting" his talent, and how Adelaide have moved too soon to re-sign senior coach Matthew Nicks. They also caught up with former New Zealand Test captain Brendon McCullum, and Melbourne chief executive Gary Pert.
Every car Dwayne has ever driven and why Kane's first two were the same, before former New Zealand Test captain Brendon McCullum (39:22), how Richmond defender Sydney Stack is "wasting" his talent (1:01:46), Greg Rust to wrap the Bathurst 1000 (1:08:54), Melbourne chief executive officer Gary Pert (1:18:43), Questions Without Notice (1:31:16), why Adelaide moved too soon to re-sign Matthew Nicks (1:53:27), and more.
Why the Dogs can become one of the three biggest clubs in Victoria and whether Port Adelaide can overtake the Crows, why we shouldn't place the Grand Final rematch in the opening round, whether junior clubs should continue to be rewarded when their graduates hit milestones in the AFL, and more.
The dollar figure the Dees' premiership will bring in after the pandemic had "smashed" the club's bottom line, how Sunday's unique celebration at the MCG afforded them opportunities a Grand Final presentation wouldn't, progress on plans to replicate the dimensions of the 'G at Gosch's Paddock and construct a new training base, how he asked for the Grand Final rematch in the season opener while the confetti was still falling, and more.
How he loved the character on the podium from winner Chaz Mostert, why Lee Holdworth's first Bathurst win was so richly deserved, the changing of the guard at Red Bull Ampol, and more.
"Ban him from Tiktok until he gets a kick and has some success, or is that not the way it goes now?"
How Ajaz Patel's 10 wickets in an innings might be the finest individual achievement by a Kiwi cricketer, why the 33-year-old has played in just 11 Test matches, how the umpiring has been "woeful" in Mumbai, why Australia will be too strong in the Ashes, and more.
Every car Dwayne has ever driven and why Kane's first two were the same, Dwayne's dress sense for the basketball broadcast, the time Kane was dressed for a holiday to ancient Rome, and more.
On Friday morning Garry and Tim were back in the studios to cast an eye over the coverage of the national draft and Test great Shane Warne's criticism of the Australian cricket set-up, before they spoke with Lord Ian Botham ahead of the Ashes, and caught up with Daisy Pearce in the studio.
Understanding the Chatham House Rules, the menu and wine list as Garry took in the Grand Final replay with his boys and how far into the family our Christmas shopping extends before Johnny from Epping (32:51), discussions around the venue for the national draft, how Tim Paine's resignation was handled and Shane Warne's criticism of the Australian set-up (39:25), Lord Ian Botham five days out from the Ashes (51:32), the Wonderful World of Wine with George Samios (1:06:20), Daisy Pearce in the studio (1:18:15), we gave away a Toyota Hilux Rugged X to our caller of the year (1:26:19), and said goodbye (1:43:14) as Garry and Tim signed off for the year.
On Friday morning Garry and Tim said goodbye for the year with the help of your calls and texts.
The Melbourne captain explained how the extended season is a step in the right direction for the AFLW, what Tayla Harris and Olivia Purcell will bring to the Dees, and more.
Why the Ashes will be tighter than people think, his "less is more" philosophy as a broadcaster, why he still has the appetite for Test cricket, how he came to sit in the House of Lords, the post-match ritual current cricketers have "drifted away from," why we shouldn't write off the English spinners, and more.
How we have to do better than hosting a draft celebration at a pub, how we took in Tim Paine's resignation from the Test captaincy, unpacking Shane Warne's criticism of the Australian cricket set-up, and more.
How much he's prepared to spend on Christmas presents for his grandchildren, how the boys' tomato plants are progressing, and more.
Understanding the Chatham House Rule, the menu and wine list when Garry and his boys took in the Grand Final replay, how far into the family our Christmas shopping extends, and more.
On Thursday morning Sam and Kingy caught up with seven-time Bathurst 1000 winner Jim Richards, Southside Flyers guard Bec Cole, and rising Australian golf star Grace Kim.
When we've been caught in the hail, Luke Beveridge's Chopper Read mo and sub-zero fridges, before Veterans Cricket Victoria president Greg Johnson (31:25), our most cherished Ashes memories ahead of the first Test (39:36), Southside Flyers guard Bec Cole (1:06:32), seven-time Bathurst 1000 winner Jim Richards (1:18:23), Questions Without Notice (1:31:31), and rising Australian golf star Grace Kim (1:43:55).
How it took her two years to fall in love with the game after she was introduced by her father, why Karrie Webb is her inspiration, her plans to target the top ten on the Symetra Tour and win an LPGA card, how hard she's working to add a couple of metres to her drive, and more.
The merits of Wednesday night footy, left-field ways Melbourne can celebrate their premiership with fans, whether the Australian Grand Prix needs change, how the AFL player movement system compares favourably with the NRL structure, and more.
The secrets to winning "the great race" and why he was so successful in wet weather, the most memorable of his seven triumphs at Mount Panorama, the two favourites for the 2021 race and the team he hopes can challenge them, his memories of calling an Australian crowd a "pack of arseholes," and more.
The Flyers' main challenge in their bid to defend their WNBL championship, why she loves the pressure of being the hunted, the two big changes to the Southside starting five, why the AFL Women's competition represents a threat, and more.
The Gatting ball, Steve Waugh's century at the Sydney Cricket Ground in 2003, when Steve Harmison sent the first ball of the 2006-07 Ashes to second slip, Adam Gilchrist's fastest Test ton, Ben Stokes' winning runs at Headingley, and plenty more.
How a team of Victorian veterans attempted to set the world record for the oldest cricket team to take the field, why they didn't get the Guinness World Records verification, the former Test captain and the Richmond champion who are still playing in Melbourne's suburbs long into their retirement, and more.
When we've been caught in the hail, how Luke Beveridge's Chopper Read mo might influence his coaching, the sub-zero fridge and more.
On Wednesday morning Sam and Kingy spoke with former Manchester United, Everton and France striker Louis Saha, Collingwood defender Charlie Dean, and Melbourne Storm premiership player Brett Kimmorley.
Who we would want to be locked in with, and words that have fallen by the wayside, before former Manchester United, Everton and France striker Louis Saha (39:45), Collingwood recruit Charlie Dean (1:01:26), ESPN golf writer Bob Harig on Tiger Woods' future (1:18:53), Questions Without Notice (1:32:18), and Melbourne Storm premiership player Brett Kimmorley on Brandon Smith's recent comments (1:43:27).
How Smith said things we haven't heard of the Storm before, why it could be beneficial to both parties if he moves to the Sydney Roosters sooner rather than later, how it is becoming more challenging for Melbourne to replace players, and more.
Why there is "no easy answer" for West Coast defender Brad Sheppard as concussion symptoms threaten his career, how the final list spots will soon become a big talking point, the player in Carlton's crosshairs, and more.
How the champion golfer has both lowered expectations and set the scene for his return, his reticence to respond to reporters after his car crash in February, whether or not his swing will have been affected, how there are other compelling figures on the tour but none at Tiger's level, and more.
The two factors that have helped him settle in at Collingwood, his excitement to be taught the game plan, how his experience as a forward has taught him when to drop off and when to defend, the understated Magpie veteran who commands his teammates' respect, and more.
His "privilege" to have played with big players and managers, what it was like to share a locker room with Tim Cahill at Everton, how Sir Alex Ferguson was not just a manager but a mentor, the two toughest defenders he faced, how he felt connected with Paul Scholes and Wayne Rooney, and more.
Who we would want to be locked in with, the time Sam was trapped in a lift with Robbo, the last time we saw a cover band, words that have fallen by the wayside, and more.
On Tuesday morning Sam and Kingy caught up with former England Test bowler Dean Headley and Port Adelaide recruit Trent Dumont, and discussed how Dani Laidley will be a powerful, positive influence in the football community.
A green initiative that slipped by us, and Kingy's tips for his son on schoolies, before former England Test seamer Dean Headley (39:49), a discussion around the powerful, positive influence Dani Laidley will be for the football community (55:33), Thoroughbred Breeders Australia chief executive Tom Reilly (1:08:34), South East Melbourne Phoenix captain Kyle Adnam (1:18:49), Questions Without Notice (1:30:08), and Port Adelaide recruit Trent Dumont (1:43:20).
How his interrupted pre-season ultimately contributed to his departure from North Melbourne, how he didn't agree with the role Roos coach David Noble had carved out for him, the position he hopes to play for Port Adelaide, the handful of names who will help him feel at home at Alberton, and more.
Whether Dustin Martin can be the same player who took the Tigers to three premierships now he's substantially lighter, other players who could go to another level by tapering off or adding muscle, and more.
How we can expect to see high tempo basketball from the Phoenix when the NBL tips off this weekend, the way "absolute character" Zhou Qi can anchor the defence and change shots around the rim, how Devin Thomas will bring more experience to the heartland, and more.
How an ABC report prompted a push for a national standard for care for thoroughbreds, the key elements of the Racing Victoria review that followed the 2020 Melbourne Cup, how many horses leave racing and breeding each year, how Australian racing could mimic the "safety net" for ex-racehorses that was successfully implemented in the United Kingdom, and more.
"It is a story that I think is going to give a lot of young people direction, and hope, and comfort that you can get through things."
How he doesn't miss Test cricket but wishes he could still play it, the reason the best bowlers have always nipped the ball in rather than out, his memories of his match-winning Boxing Day Test performance during the 1998-99 Ashes series, how he picked up the chronic back injury that put an early end to his career, and more.
A green initiative that slipped by us, Kingy's tips for his son on schoolies, how his first day at North Melbourne took a turn, the life of golfer Lee Elder, and more.
On Monday morning, Sam and Kingy discussed the draftees most likely to feature in the opening round next season. They also caught up with Matildas defender Angie Beard, and Ring Magazine reporter Ryan Songalia on Australian boxer George Kambosos Jr's victory over Teofimo Lopez.
Sam's best recipe for his backyard pizza oven and how Kingy spent his first day as a concreter, before Ring Magazine reporter Ryan Songalia on George Kambosos Jr's win over Teofimo Lopez (40:11), discussions around the draftees who could debut early and why Sam Darcy won't walk the same path as Jamarra Ugle-Hagan (55:13), former Australian Test wicketkeeper Wayne Phillips (1:07:42), Carlton champion Mark Maclure and your calls on the moments that should feature on the walls at Royal Parade (1:19:11), Questions Without Notice (1:39:20), and Matildas defender Angie Beard (1:45:15).
How the Tillies' "growth mentality" will help them harness Saturday's defeat to the United States on their path to the home World Cup, the impressive performance from talented teenagers Jess Nash and Courtney Nevin at centre-back, how she's acclimatising to the Danish lifestyle and competition having signed with Fortuna Hjørring in June, and more.
We took your calls and texts on the Baggers' most famous moments, and caught up with triple-premiership player Mark Maclure.
Whether Alex Carey or Josh Inglis should replace Tim Paine in the Test team, how his own Test selection happened by circumstance before he cemented his position with 159 on debut, the time a popular former Prime Minister commented on his role, and more.