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Every week join the Code Sports award winning team as they talk through all the big news of the week in footy.

19 DE JAN.

Dees despair | Swans surge | 2026 Overs/Unders Part B

Melbourne fans are set for 2026 to be a long season, as Sydney look to charge back up the ladder and past their over/under line with the big inclusion of Charlie Curnow. Josh Barnes, Chris Cavanagh and Matt Forrest analyse the bottom nine AFL clubs' over/under line and whether they'll go above or below it in Part B. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

27min
19 DE JAN.

Sunshine state domination | Cliff coming for Pies | 2026 Overs/Unders Part A

The two Queensland teams are tipped to dominate 2026, and the edge of the cliff is coming for the Pies. Josh Barnes, Chris Cavanagh and Matt Forrest analyse the first nine AFL clubs' over/under line and whether they'll go above or below it in Part A. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

22min
19/11/2025

Bombers bold play | Dees pick bolter | 2025 AFL Draft

Essendon's bold draft play comes at a cost, Melbourne pick draft bolter to pair with cousin and the surprise names still up for grabs on night two of the 2025 AFL Draft. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

12min
18/11/2025

Draft late mail | What bids mean for draft order

Ed Bourke, Chris Cavanagh and Dan Batten dissect all the late draft mail before the first round on Wednesday night and talk what all of the bids mean for the rest of the order. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

28min
14/11/2025

‘Brutal for Carlton’: 2026 AFL fixture winners and losers

The brutal draw for the Blues, St Kilda handed a dream run and the winner and losers from the 2026 AFL fixture. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

15min
05/11/2025

2025 AFL Draft bolters & sliders | Round 1 ready players | Phantom Draft

Ed Bourke is joined by draft experts Chris Cavanagh and Dan Batten to break down the phantom draft, the bolters and sliders, and the players they think will be ready to debut in Round 1. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

19min
29/10/2025

2025 AFL Mock Draft | Who will your club target?

Chris Cavanagh and Dan Batten talk through every pick in the first round of their 2025 AFL Mock Draft. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

33min
15/10/2025

Dons stand firm | Curnow wish granted | Trade deadline wrap

Essendon has stood firm in not trading Zach Merrett to Hawthorn, Charlie Curnow gets his wish of moving to Sydney and the winners and losers of the 2025 AFL trade period revealed. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

14min

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Entertaining listen

23/04/2021

Kjtuckley

Enjoy the mild irreverent commentary here. Good insights and good humor.
Rename the podcast

18/05/2021

rufsak

Rename your podcast The Herald Sun Collingwood Podcast
Love it, with a suggestion

23/08/2017

WTVG

Love the podcast, I live in the US and miss footy talk. I download and listen every week. My one comment is that I reckon lately you are spending less time on the actual footy, and more on "news'".....you extensively cover potential coach changes, AFL House issues, scandals etc....but lately the coverage of the actual games has been minimal (other than maybe Geelong and Richmond!). So my request is to spend a bit more time discussing the past week's games and upcoming games, with less of the news stuff. Thanks, and keep it coming. Don from Melbourne (currently USA).
Bring back Huddo

08/08/2018

TaipeiFootyFan

I enjoyed this podcast a lot last season with Anthony Hudson at the helm. This year, Lauren continues to provide solid, impartial insights, but Mick Warner is persistently steering conversation back to Richmond. He seems more intent on basking in the glow of the Tigers’ recent successes rather than helping further discussion about broader AFL topics. I’m happy for the Tiges, but the show needs a little more neutrality when discussing an 18-team competition.