Start your Saturday with the questions that matter both on and off the field and recap the biggest storylines out of Friday night footy.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 406 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
Full show from today with Josh Jenkins, Josh Gabelich and Riley Beveridge
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We are lucky enough to be chatting to two of the best in the trade business- Riley Beveridge and Josh Gabelich unpack some of the key storylines to watch out for this week.
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Always a privilege when Danny Daly joins us - especially after the Lions booked their ticket to another Grand Final.
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JJ, Gabo and Riley give their Sunday snaps from a big Prelim weekend.
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“Connection piece”, “loyalty piece”, “unity piece”, “leadership piece”, “maturity piece”, “trade piece”.
Worse than Sam “Space” Edmund who’s a ‘journalist’ piece in the media space.
Very informative and loved the input from Simmo too!
The Good - Saturday show is generally a good listen, Simmo has been a great addition.
The Bad - Sunday show can be a bit hit and miss
The Ugly - Cam Luke seems to think this is his personal soapbox. Rarely shuts up and constantly wants to speak over everyone else.
Love this podcast - especially when Gerard is the host. Favourite guest is always David King for me - but Dermie is often interesting as well.
Derm was a great footballer but he’s no analyst. Not much of a review of the game in any detail when he’s involved. Bring back Sando and put him and David king together with Gerard
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This podcast engages listeners with essential discussions surrounding Australian Rules Football, focusing on critical match recaps, player performances, and the latest developments in the league. Episodes feature in-depth analyses of recent games, highlight standout players, and address team strategies while bringing in personal experiences from the hosts. The conversation often extends beyond the field, exploring topics like player injuries, coaching tactics, and the implications of league decisions, providing a well-rounded perspective on both sporting events and their cultural impact.
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