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Now that we're approaching the pointy end of the season, Kane thought it was time to revisit a few takes that haven't aged very well this year.
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AFL.com.au's Michael Whiting joined Gerard and Kane to speak about the build up to Gold Coast's "biggest game ever", the popularity of the Suns, Matt Rowell's contact with umpires, Oscar McInerney's return to Brisbane's side, and more.
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Sydney Swans captain Callum Mills joined Gerard and Kane to speak about his return to the senior side from injury, how lonely rehab can be, the impact of losing last year's grand final, how he's supporting Ollie Florent, how the SCG turf held up against Fremantle, Brodie Grundy's form, and more.
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Gerard’s editorial was all about the best player in the game currently, and after he revealed he believes it’s Ed Richards, Kane and Cam shared their thoughts. There were plenty of callers lining up to have their say and Gerard and Cam then moved to the “Big Question” regarding each club as they head into finals or 2026. Melbourne Storm GM of Football and NSW Blues team performance manager Frank Ponissi joined the boys, and a Wimbledon update with SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips rounded out the show.
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SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Cam from Wimbledon to speak about Alex de Minaur's loss to Novak Djokovic last night, whether de Minaur has the weapons to win a grand slam, Djokovic's chances of winning another major, Grigor Dimitrov retiring hurt against Jannik Sinner, Roger Federer's attendance yesterday. and more.
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With the absence of Champion Data's Daniel Hoyne tonight, Gerard and Cam thought it was the time to pose one big question for each club leading into the finals and 2026.
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Melbourne Storm GM of Football and NSW Blues team performance manager Frank Ponissi joined Gerard and Cam to speak about the build-up to tomorrow night's State of Origin decider in Sydney, the effect of the home crowd, Ashley Klein's refereeing in Game 2, his role during games, Cameron Munster's loss of his father, and more.
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Gerard’s editorial was all about “the good, the bad, and the ugly” from Round 17 tonight, and after Kane and Cam offered their nominations, they were joined by Western Bulldogs legend Brad Johnson in the studio. Gold Coast Suns GM of Football Wayne Campbell called in ahead of their big match with Collingwood this Friday night, and after Johnno departed, they went to Wimbledon for an update with Brett Phillips. SEN cricket commentator Adam White spoke about Australia’s second Test win in Grenada, and Cam finished the show with a quick sports update.
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SEN Cricket commentator Adam White joined Cam to speak about Australia retaining the Frank Worrell trophy in Grenada, how the game finished on Day Four, the local interest in the series, whether we got more questions or answers ahead of this summer, who might be in the mix to come into the top order for the Ashes, and more.
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SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Gerard and Cam to speak about Alex de Minaur's huge match against Novak Djokovic tonight, Jordan Thompson's retirement against Taylor Fritz, the malfunction in the line calling technology, Australia's overall performance in the tournament, and more.
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