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Welcome to Ball or Nothing, the ultimate podcast for Australian rules football fanatics. Join your hosts John, Jasper, and Edward as they dive deep into the world of footy, breaking down the latest matches, analyzing player performances, and discussing all the hot topics in the footy community.
From on-field highlights to off-field controversies, the Ball or Nothing team leaves no stone unturned in their quest for footy knowledge. With a mix of humor, insight, and expert analysis, Ball or Nothing is the go-to podcast for footy fans who want to stay in the know.
So if you're ready to join the footy conversation and become part of the Ball or Nothing community, tune in every week for a fresh take on all things footy. Ball or Nothing - because when it comes to footy, there's no in-between.
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Bombers big wins! In the 8 • Interchange rules the world • Suns are soaring - Ep 10
On this weeks episode John, Jazz and Ed discuss This was Port Adelaide's ninth consecutive victory, surpassing their eight-straight wins from 2002, 2003, and 2014. Zach Merrett had a standout first quarter, with 16 disposals, five clearances, and two goals. 68 fantasy points. Geelong avoided a fourth straight loss, the first time such a run would have occurred since 2006. Marlion Pickett scored the decisive goal with just 24 seconds left in the game.
In a thrilling week of AFL matches, Melbourne Demons broke their losing streak, winning over Carlton Blues 61-44 at the MCG, led by strong performances from Lachie Hunter, Ed Langdon, and others. Port Adelaide dominated over Hawthorn with a 55-point victory, marking their ninth consecutive win, despite a late comeback from the Hawks. Collingwood extended their winning streak to eight games with a 63-point win over West Coast, while Geelong revived their season with a 22-point victory over Western Bulldogs, featuring standout performances by Tom Stewart and Jeremy Cameron. Gold Coast Suns reversed a 35-point deficit to win over Adelaide Crows, putting them in finals contention. Richmond maintained their finals hopes with a thrilling six-point victory over Greater Western Sydney Giants, decided by Marlion Pickett's goal in the last seconds. Lastly, Essendon secured a top-eight position with a six-point win over North Melbourne, decided by Massimo D'Ambrosio's late goal. -
Is the top 8 set • Crowd emotions • Sir Douglass Nicholls Slate is insane!
Richmond Tigers triumphed over Geelong Cats by 24 points in a Friday night upset victory at the MCG, with a final score of 16.6 (102) to 11.12 (78). The Tigers' veterans Dustin Martin, Trent Cotchin, and Jack Riewoldt were instrumental, combining for nine goals. The team's standout first quarter and intense pressure on turnovers established their dominance early on. Despite being strong in clearances, the Cats struggled with poor disposals and an ineffective forward half.
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Tasmania is coming • Pies 23 second lead, win • Tiges don't travel well to Marvel
We welcome Tasmania official to the league! Pies come from behind win. Lead the game for 23 seconds. Toby Green game winning goal. Top 5 player for me. Will Ashcroft karate fly kick ball through the goals from the boundary. Hawkins (8) Curnow (9) goals career days. Sheezel North leading possession winner in 6 of 7 games. Bont’s 200, 4 goals.