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Paul Roos comes on the show to talk about everything from his playing days through to his days in the coach's box with Sydney and Melbourne.
Roos talks about the Swans' iconic rivalry with West Coast as well as the role he played in Melbourne's 2021 premiership success and what his first day at the club really looked like.
We hear why his time at North Melbourne didn't go as planned and how it changed under instruction from David Noble.

Former Collingwood and Adelaide forward Ben Crocker speaks incredibly about how he dealt with the loss of his father and how it felt to watch his hero battle dementia.
Ben tells some incredible stories about his time with his father and how he and his family looked after their figure head.
The Carlton VFL star speaks about why he thinks he's good enough to play AFL again and about the crushing blow of being delisted by the Pies,

This episode is with former GWS, Melbourne and North Melbourne midfielder Dom Tyson.
Tyson speaks about his venture into the business world post-football and how his love for golf turned into his new passion and work.
He also opens up his exits from all three clubs including a brutally honest exit interview with Simon Goodwin when departing the Dees.

We are joined by arguably the greatest small forward to ever play the game. Former St Kilda star Stephen Milne discusses with us everything from footy to his post-career moves.
Milney talks about the 2010 Grand Final and just how close he was to winning it all before that unlucky bounce. He discusses the pain of the Saints missing out two years in a row.
We talk about how he handled crowd abuse over the years and how it inspired him to play some of his best footy as well as how he dealt with a famous incident with former Collingwood coach Mick Malthouse.

Former Melbourne and Carlton midfielder Brock McLean opens up about how his mental health battles sent him to rock bottom.
Brock reveals how dark his lowest moment was as well as his battle with mental illness.

He speaks with incredible honesty about his battle with bulimia as well as alcohol and substance abuse and about how he turned his life around and is now the happiest he has ever been.

I sit down with former Hawthorn player and Collingwood runner Alex Woodward to discuss his incredible life so far.
We speak about his 4 knee reconstructions that ultimately ended his career as well as a bone-chilling life-changing moment away from the footy field.
Alex speaks about the fallout from the 2018 Grand Final where he was runner for Collingwood and how he dealt with some vile abuse from "fans".