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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Chad Wingard, Josh Gabelich and Nat Edwards preview the 2026 Toyota AFL Grand Final from all angles.
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Cal Twomey and Riley Beveridge bring you the latest trade and draft news
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Matthew Lloyd and Damian Barrett review a blockbuster weekend of Preliminary Finals and preview this weekend’s 2026 Toyota AFL Grand Final.
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Kate McCarthy and Xander McGuire bring you The Round So Far for preliminary finals
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Have tried you on so many platforms hoping you might translate some of your access to the game in to insight in to the game and it’s people.
Unfortunately you just keep chasing ambulances from the gutter looking for hits. Appalling.
Would love to listen to an episode with some Carlton related content
Fantastic Damo. I love that even though it’s your club and its various legends, you still go after them. Hard questions from the second best journalist in Australia. (Behind Winx McKenzie)
Never have I listened to an interviewer so disengaged with their subjects. You can almost hear the reporter’s list being ticked in between questions. This is not how real people interact and thus you get no real insight into these players and coaches.
AFL making cuts. Let’s hope this show gets the cut.
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A rapid-fire AFL-focused panel show cluster dives into coaching moves, trade chatter, and finals implications, blending on-field performance with management decisions. Across recent episodes, discussions orbit coaching appointments, player form and injuries, and the broader market dynamics of trades and drafts, all anchored by in-depth game analysis and insider insights. A recurring strength is the mixture of lively banter, data-driven breakdowns, and guest observations from AFL journalists and industry insiders, which keeps previews, post-match takes, and market speculation tightly connected to the week's action. A notable edge is the show's ability to thread candid breaking-news moments with longer-term strategic discussions, making it va... more
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