
A show for the Essendon fans, created by a proper nerdy Essendon fan.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 98 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Essendon closed out season 2026 with a loss in a thrilling and off-season shaping clash against Port Adelaide at Marvel Stadium.
Essendon have delayed their coach announcement by another week, much to the frustration of the fan base, while young NGA prospect Blake Justice joins the show for a discussion about his draft journey.
After a slow start, a plucky Essendon outfit fought back to force the top 2 Sydney Swans into a tougher than desired game, with more young players showing promise for the future.
Essendon are officially playing finals after securing a spot in the top 10 with a win over Sydney, thanks to some fantastic performances by AFL listed players.
Essendon are starting to narrow down the coaching decision to a select few names, with a couple of former Dons reportedly the most likely candidates, but how will this decision affect Essendon's bold trade plans?
Essendon were smashed by Geelong at GMHBA Stadium, but a handful of young players provided fans with some hope for the future.
Cillian Bourke played his best game in the red and black in a thrilling 1 point victory over the Collingwood Magpies in the VFL, while some underperforming senior players found form late in the year.
Essendon will have a handful of high picks in this years draft, and luckily, there are quite a few talented prospects that appear to be the perfect fit for what the club is building.
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This show is a fan-driven AFL analysis program focused on Essendon, blending post-game breakdowns, draft talk, coaching speculation, and list management with a distinctly fan-voiced perspective. Episodes frequently center on on-field results for Essendon and opponent teams, player development, selection decisions, and long-term list strategy, often balancing optimism with candid critique. A notable thread across episodes is the emphasis on culture, academy prospects, and coaching conversations, with a willingness to engage the community through member-only content and cross-podcast collaborations. The tone is energetic, playful, and opinionated, likely appealing to die-hard Essendon supporters who crave deep, sometimes provocative, discussi... more
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2. Scott McNiece
3. Dylan Alexander
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5. Angus Clarke
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