
What really happens when the axe falls in the AFL world? Some of the biggest names in the sport reveal the remarkable true stories of how they discovered their days were numbered and when the guillotine dropped.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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There wouldn’t be many more qualified candidates for the final SACKED AFL episode of season six than Scott Cummings.
The laconic goal kicker cycled through four clubs in three states across a nine year career that promised a great deal but ended du... more
Ben Brown shares the highs and lows of his AFL career, from going undrafted to becoming a premiership player with Melbourne. Hear how he overcame adversity and self-doubt to reach the pinnacle of the sport.
In this episode of Sacked, Ben Brown open... more
Hannah Mouncey shares her experience as a transgender athlete fighting for inclusion in professional sports. Get an inside look at the challenges and discrimination she has faced.
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Hannah Mouncey, former Australian men's handball player, o... more
Former AFL star Jaidyn Stephenson opens up about the highs and lows of his short-lived career, from winning a Rising Star to getting caught up in a gambling scandal that derailed his promising start at Collingwood.
Overview: In this candid intervie... more
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Love the content but the audio quality is often poor. The Andrew Russell episode was bordering on unlistenable with massive drops in audio level.
Hands down my most favourite podcast in the history of podcasts. I love the “behind the curtain” glimpses we get to be privy to. My only wish is that there was a new episode daily. Can not get enough of this.
Considering Jon Ralph asserts and inserts himself into every question and answer… why not just have him interview himself?
Great episode with Andrew Russell ruined with the worst audio ever recorded since the invention of Morse code
Really great information and an enjoyable podcast but the audio cuts in and out during crucial moments making it hard to fully enjoy.
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This podcast offers an insightful look into the world of Australian Rules Football, particularly focusing on the emotional and professional toll of being let go from clubs. With in-depth interviews featuring former players and coaches, episodes reveal personal stories about the challenges, failures, and victories that define their journeys in the sport. Topics such as mental health, career transition, and the intricacies of team dynamics are frequently discussed, providing listeners with a raw and authentic perspective on the highs and lows of AFL careers. The podcast's unique angle on coaching sackings and player experiences makes it particularly appealing to fans of AFL who are curious about the human aspect of the sport.
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Recent guests on SACKED: AFL include:
1. Greg Williams
2. Stewart Crameri
3. Andrew Russell
4. Jon Anderson
5. Bruce Eva
6. Paul Roos
7. David Noble
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