
The Lunchtime Catch Up Podcast discusses the hot topic news and game reviews each week for Essendon and AFL fans
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 298 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Essendon horror start continues by The Lunchtime Catch Up
What kind of club do we want to be? by The Lunchtime Catch Up
Bombers show some encouraging signs v Tigers by The Lunchtime Catch Up
Essendon NGA prospect Blake Justice is our guest by The Lunchtime Catch Up
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If you want two hosts who can’t pronounce the players’ names including an offputting dude who coughs all the time with mid takes and analysis, then this is a pod for you.
There is so much defending the indefensible (they gotta pay the piper in exchange for club access I guess)
If you want two hosts who can’t pronounce the players’ names including an offputting dude who coughs all the time with mid takes and analysis, then this is a pod for you.
There is so much defending the indefensible and sookie loser grant chat that I’ve given up (they gotta pay the piper in exchange for club access I guess)
Sadly the hosts of this podcast are in support of problem gambling and poker machines. They run a Facebook group and anyone who disagrees with their world view is removed from the group.
I've been a long time Lunchtime Catch-up podcast listener and Patreon member. This is one of my favourite Essendon fan podcasts and one I recommend to all my friends and family who support the Bombers
Great job gents,
Other than missing our opportunities, the missed free kicks could have made a diff. The left arm, arm bar then jumper pull ala a jumper punch fashion on the goal line to Wright was obvious to all except the umpires on the ground. Would love clarification on how many rotations we are now allowed to do before dropping the ball and still getting a play on call.
Exactly why I no longer bet on football, as I went into the port game expecting to win.
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The show centers on weekly discussions of hot topics and game reviews related to a Melbourne AFL club and the broader league. Episodes often dissect recent matches, drafting strategy, trades, and team culture, with a strong emphasis on young talent, coaching philosophies, and off-season planning. A standout characteristic is the duo's energetic, opinionated style and ongoing dialogue with guests from the club ecosystem, media, and fan communities, which helps listeners gain both tactical insights and fan-level perspectives. The format is highly sports-focused, but the hosts' clear loyalty to their club and willingness to challenge conventional views create a distinctive, engaging tone that resonates with passionate supporters and those trac... more
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Recent guests on The Lunchtime Catch Up include:
1. Blake Justice
2. Andrew Welsh
3. Tommy Wolfe
4. Sullivan Robey
5. Jasper Todd
6. Cameron Joyce
7. Rohan Connolly
8. Craig Vozzo
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