There was tonnes of material for Kane and Kingy to work through in their 'Scramble' this morning, and after another disastrous quiz, they were joined by AFL.com.au's Cal Twomey, who gave them the latest player movement news. They shared their thoughts on this week's practice matches in 'Friday First Thoughts' and SEN WA's Tim Gossage joined them for a special edition of 'In The Gun'. Their next guest was Brisbane Lions CEO Greg Swann, and after 'The Friday Agenda', they opened the lines for some feedback from the listeners.

How many is too many for the Bulldogs, Greg Swann's comments about succession plans, who can elevate to Brownlow medal level this year, Max Gawn's comments about Tom de Koning, and more.

Brisbane Lions CEO Greg Swann joined Kane and Kingy to speak about their shortened preparation for the upcoming season, the opportunity Opening Round provides, his first flag as an administrator, what the premiership has meant for the entire club, Melbourne's interest in his services, the hunger in the playing group, the challenge of managing their salary cap, what he thinks about coaching succession plans, and more.

SEN WA's Tim Gossage was a special guest on 'In The Gun' after celebrating he's 60th birthday yesterday, how does the three-pronged attack go this week?

The way Nick Watson is being umpired, Hawthorn's talls up forward, Kingy's frustration with the AFL, the dilemma coaches have with their half backs, and more.

AFL.com.au's Cal Twomey joined Kane and Kingy to chat about St Kilda's huge offer to Finn Callaghan, how worried the Saints should be, the interest in Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera from other clubs, the state of Next Generation Academies and Hawthorn's pursuit of Ollie Greeves, the movement in the player manager space, and more.