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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Sports NewsNewsSports | |||

Glen Quartermain and Mitchell Woodcock discuss how Jack Viney and Trent Rivers will fit into West Coast's team next season. Plus, why Freo are still on the way up despite a quiet trade period.
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Glen Quartermain and Mitchell Woodcock discuss the latest on Gryan Miers, Jack Viney and surprise Dockers recruit Dominic Bedendo.
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Mitchell Woodcock and Josh Kempton discuss Nathan O'Driscoll's trade request, Sean Darcy's future at Fremantle and whether it's worth picking up Bobby Hill. Plus, the moves we could see from West Coast this trade period.
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Chris Robinson and Craig O'Donoghue discuss why the Dockers must continue to improve next year to remain premiership contenders. Plus, why the father-son rule had a much greater impact over the grand final result than Wharfie Time.
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i miss Barra’s old Eagles stories and Quaters getting frustrated at him for completely derailing the podcast! pls bring him back at least for 1 episode
West coast fans don’t want to hear from woodcock.
Clearly in the Freo tent!
Bring back Barra
Please stop dedicating 10 minutes to Harley Reid every episode.
Plenty of other young talent in the AFL that fans want to hear about.
When will you guys learn that west coast fans don’t want to listen to Woodcock…. This is also boring compared to the old podcast.
Bring back quarters and Barra podcast
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A fast-paced WA sports analysis show blending on-the-ground reporting with high-stakes AFL talk, grand final week coverage, and live odds context. Episodes repeatedly dissect Fremantle's fortunes across finals, preview big matchups at the SCG and Optus Stadium, and mix tactical breakdown with emotional storytelling from players and fans. Notable throughlines include on-site reporting, live betting chatter, and candid discussions about team selection, injuries, and leadership, making it a go-to for local fans who crave detailed game-by-game insight and colorful fan perspectives.
A standout aspect is the consistent integration of live elements (training weeks, on-site impressions, odds segments) with expert AFL analysis from club insiders, j... more
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Recent guests on The West Sport Show include:
1. Joe Bridey
2. Brian Windhorst
3. Jordan Clark
4. Shane Hanks
5. Rick Ardon
6. Harley Reid
7. Tom McCarthy
8. Andrew McQualter
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