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"It is tense times at the Texas hold 'em table on a Wednesday morning, and there are no tells when it comes to reading Clarkson's mind..."

Nathan Buckley shared his reservations about the turmoil at Essendon, and we workshopped the tribunal case centred on Zaine Cordy, Patrick Dangerfield shared a haunting story about the hours leading up to Phil Walsh's death, and veteran sports administrator Malcolm Speed ran his eye over LIV Golf.

Gerard was joined by Nathan Buckley and Patrick Dangerfield on Tuesday morning.

On Tuesday morning, Gerard's editorial on the Bombers and Ben Rutten (00:28) was followed by a chat with Nathan Buckley, who had some passionate views on the treatment of Ben Rutten at Essendon (6:30). Patrick Dangerfield then joined him ahead of his 300th game to re-live to biggest moments of his football career (34:43), and Malcolm Speed joined him in the studio to weigh in on the biggest international sporting administration topics (1:05:35).

SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Gerard in the studio to talk through Robbie Gray's retirement, the amazing career he had, Zaine Cordy's upcoming tribunal appearance, and more.

The Godfather of Australian sports administration Malcolm Speed joined Gerard in the studio to talk about the unfortunate situation Ben Rutten currently finds himself in, the critical point Cricket Australia is in, the impact international T20 competitions may have on the BBL, Cam Smith's impending move to LIV Golf, the passing of Rudy Koertzen, and more.

Ahead of his 300th game this weekend, Geelong superstar Patrick Dangerfield joined Gerard to re-live his legendary career, from the start of his time at the Crows, to where he currently finds himself competing for a premiership at the Cats.

SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Gerard in the studio to talk about Ben Rutten's "stay of execution" at Essendon, and the "enormously high stakes" in the race for Alastair Clarkson.

Nathan Buckley joined Gerard to discuss the commotion at Essendon yesterday, and to explain why he thinks Ben Rutten is now in an "untenable position." After assessing the options ahead of Alastair Clarkson, he also chatted about Jeremy Cameron's injury, Zaine Cordy's upcoming tribunal appearance, and more.

"Unlike politicians, coaches don't survive a no confidence motion. Once the faith is lost, it's irreparable..."