Kane and Tom ask if the next Bombers coach could be Collingwood legend Nathan Buckley.

Kane and Tom discuss Craig Kelly's looming departure from Collingwood as CEO and who might replace him.

Tom and Kane discuss the Marvel Stadium surface on Thursday night and how both clubs have responded to it.

Tom outlines the AFL's memo to the clubs regarding the league's review centre.

Catch up on tonight's edition of 'Locked In' with Kane Cornes and Luke Hodge.

Kane and Sammy discussed the prospect of James Hird returning to the Bombers at the start of tonight’s show, and after Sammy’s list, it was time for ‘Kane’s Countdown’. To finish off, they chatted all things ‘Sport and the Media’ with AFL Record editor Ash Browne.

AFL Record editor Ash Browne joined Kane and Sammy in the studio to speak about how the media covered Brad Scott's sacking, AFL360 celebrating their 1500th episode tonight, the NRL's TV rights negotiations, the lack of visibility of the A-League, who'll be broadcasting the NFL's Melbourne game, and more.

Following Brad Scott's comments about the way his departure from the club was leaked to the media last night, Kane thought he'd highlight the "biggest leakers" in football for his countdown tonight.

After Brad Scott's comments on Zach Merrett last night, Sammy thought he'd list the moves that he think would suit both players and clubs at the end of the 2026 season.

Kane and Sammy chat about the potential return of James Hird as coach of the Essendon Football Club.

Kane and Tom discussed Essendon's decision to part ways with Brad Scott at the top of this evening's show, and after a few calls, they spoke about Kevin Costner in 'Story Time with Tom'. To finish off they debuted a new segment called 'Lock It or Leave It'.

The timing of Brad Scott's sacking, the bye weeks, Jaidyn Stephenson's chances of getting picked up in the mid-season draft, Billy Frampton's improvement, and more.

Tom explains why Hollywood star Kevin Costner was at the Gabba a couple of weeks ago, and why he's now a big fan of Aussie Rules.

Kane and Tom have their say on Essendon's decision to sack Brad Scott and their chances of bringing back James Hird as their next coach.

Kane and Sammy chatted about Zak Butters' future and their favourite indigenous players to start this evening's show, and after Kane asked if the AFL needs to introduce anti-tampering laws, they spoke about the "pool" of coaches at Carlton's disposal ahead of their big decision.Lastly, they were joined by AFL Record editor Ash Browne for a discussion on 'Sport and the Media'.

AFL Record editor Ash Browne joined Kane and Sammy for an extensive chat about all the biggest issues in sport and the media over the past week.

Kane and Sammy chat about the "pool of coaches" the Blues can speak to ahead of deciding who leads their club in 2027.

Kane and Sammy react to Chris Scott's comments to the media today, and Kane asks if it's time the AFL introduce rules that ban clubs from recruiting opposition players.

Kane and Sammy discuss Zak Butters' future and the offer Richmond could make him after he spoke to the media today.

Kane and Tom discussed the coaches under pressure, especially Brad Scott's, at the top of this evening's show, and after a few calls, they discussed Tassie's list establishment rules. Tom outlined his 12 favourite footy stories over the last 10 years before revisiting the 'X-Clusive Files', and Kane was also quizzed on Damian Barrett before they wrapped up.

Tom asks Kane about his relationship with his former colleague Damian Barrett.

Tom outlines his 12 favourite footy stories over the last 10 years! What comes in at number 1?

Tom and Kane discuss Brad Scott and his future as Essendon coach after his comments on AFL360 last night.

Kane and Hodgey previewed tonight's clash between the Lions and the Cats at the top of this evening's show, and after a chat about Justin Longmuir's contract, Hodgey looked at the updated fixture in his 'Hawk-Eye'. There was some tough questions asked in 'The Hot Seat', and they discussed 'Who Needs A Win Most' in Round 10, before wrapping up.

Kane and Sammy discussed the continued fallout to Michael Voss' resignation at the top of this evening's show, and after Kane explained why he thinks 'Wharfie Time' is the best home ground advantage in the AFL, Sammy shared the latest footy news. Kane listed his 'Sporting Icks' in his 'Countdown', and they finished with a chat about 'Sport and the Media' with AFL Record editor Ash Browne.