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?"

"This is hope for North Melbourne supporters, who have got nothing at the moment."

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.

"I can't see him going."

The weekend of sport, Nick Kyrgios, Ash Barty's golf tournament, firecrackers, Darcy Fogarty's finger dislocation, and more.