
A show for the Essendon fans, created by a proper nerdy Essendon fan.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 87 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Essendon will conclude its first round of interviews for the coaching vacancy, and a late new contender has emerged as a potential candidate.
Essendon have secured an elusive home win to break the long standing Melbourne losing streak, defeating the GWS Giants by 3 points in round 19.
Blake Justice will make his VFL debut this weekend in a bid to enhance his draft profile, while Koby Bewick has been included in the Vic Metro squad as a bottom ager.
Essendon had a horrid week in results, but there was a shift in vibe when Nate Caddy signed a timely contract extension, while the coaching race continues to heat up.
Essendon will have many options at their disposal if they wanted to swing the axe for the upcoming GWS game, but who should come out of the AFL side?
The Essendon Bombers appear to have hit rock bottom after a 90 point loss against the Brisbane Lions, cementing their title as wooden spoon favourites.
Essendon will have a strong draft hand in 2026, and may well have the choice of the best player in the open pool, but will it be Arki Butler, or Harry Van Hattum.
Essendon have begun their search for a new head coach, with James Hird at the top of the list, but is he the right man to coach the club going forward?
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The show centers on AFL and Essendon-focused analysis from a fan's perspective, with a heavy emphasis on player performances, team selection, injuries, and emerging youth talent. Across episodes, the hosts dissect AFL and VFL performances, provide post-match ratings, preview upcoming games, and discuss draft implications, rule changes, and club strategy. A notable throughline is the blend of data-driven breakdowns with candid fan commentary, highlighting both standout youngsters and veteran contributors, and often addressing fan sentiment, media coverage, and club development trajectories. This mix makes it useful for listeners who crave passionate, numbers-informed insights into Essendon and the broader AFL ecosystem, as well as for PRs, c... more
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