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Corbin Middlemas, Ben Cameron and expert Brett Deledio break down - yet another one-sided - Thursday Night Football contest that saw Hawthorn's top eight hopes rise significantly, with a thumping win over Collingwood, whose top two claims took a knock. The crew also assessed the 'bizarre' situation involving the Saints and star Jack Steele, Brisbane's growing injury list and Jack Silvagni's future. 

Matthew Pavlich is a Dockers legend, with an MBA and a successful career in business. So, why was Paul Roos "shocked" by the South Australian's appointment as Swans CEO? We also discuss the best ways to grow talent after the AFL released its 22 Under 22 squad. Plus high praise for Steele Sidebottom as he prepares for game 350 this weekend. 

Nathan Burke takes us inside what Simon Goodwin's last days at the Melbourne Football Club might have been like, plus the public nature of losing a job you love. How much can a recurring injury impact a players mentality? If Dylan Shiel wants to play on in 2026, which clubs might consider him? Plus Burkey weighs in on why the Saints must keep Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera, as he compares him to another club legend. 

If Melbourne hasn't called John Longmire yet, club officials are 'berefet in their duties'. That's the view of the man who preceded Simon Goodwin, Paul Roos. In this bumper episode Roos reflects on Goodwin's tenure, his sacking and how the weight of expectation delivered his downfall. The team explain why the move has come now and who Melbourne might consider for the role. 

Corbin Middlemas and Ben Cameron join Paul Roos to unpack an eventful Round 21, that saw a crackdown in the push in the back rule, plus a couple of contenders display what they're best can look like and, according to Roosy, how that form will hold up in September. The crew dig into Brisbane, Collingwood, Adelaide, Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera, the Dees' list, Will Day and the All Australian ruck discussion.

In this episode of the World Footy BNF Podcast, we sit down with Nas Kirachin of AFL Bulgaria, to explore the remarkable journey of bringing Australian Rules Football to a country with no tradition in contact sport. Nas shares what led to the formation of Bulgaria's first footy community and the challenges of building a club from scratch. Nas also reflects on the personal growth and friendships forged along the way, and the hopes for the future of Aussie Rules in Bulgaria. Hosted By Adam Gomolinski

Corbin Middlemas, Ben Cameron and Brett Deledio react to the Western Bulldogs' monumental 88-point win over the Giants, in what was a shock Thursday Night Football event. The guys then run through some big storylines ahead of the rest of Round 21 in the AFL.

Collingwood coach Craig McRae has admitted he met with Carlton's Jack Silvagni, and Roosy says this could be huge. The race for top eight spots is incredibly tight which means finals effectively start now, so who makes it? The Eagles have asked for draft concessions and if it was up to Roosy they wouldn't get a thing. 

It looks like Eagles' co-captain Oscar Allen might land at the Brisbane Lions in season 2026, and Roosy believes this highlights the fact that free agency means the good teams keep getting better. Paul believes that idea that the competition could expand to a 10-team finals series is rewarding mediocrity. Plus Poppy and Roosy are in agreement over who would be the best AFL Grand Final entertainment. 

Already suspended Toby Greene has been seen kicking Dane Rampe off the ball before the first bounce, how can this type of behaviour continue from their captain and how did the AFL miss this? Melbourne's loss triggered a statement from the board, are they hamstrung to make changes until their season ends? Plus, what would Roosy suggest McQualter do with Harley Reid after a syndesmosis injury sees him sidelined for the rest of the season?

The team take you through the final five minutes of one of the AFL's greatest comeback stories, analysing each play and stoppage resulting in St Kilda's recording-breaking win against Melbourne. With the end of the home and away season looming, who's most likely to miss out on finals? And is anyone surprised by Toby Greene's behaviour anymore?

In this episode of the World Footy BnF Podcast, host Adam sits down with Payton Roocke, former coach of Lyon's men's and women's Aussie Rules teams. Payton shares his journey from growing up in a small Australian town to helping grow the sport in France, highlighting the challenges and rewards of building a footy community abroad. The conversation covers the history and current state of Aussie Rules in France, the dedication of local and expat players, and the unique camaraderie that defines international footy. Payton reflects on coaching, cultural barriers, and the importance of grassroots efforts in expanding the game. Whether you're a die-hard footy fan or curious about the sport's global reach, this episode offers an inspiring look at passion, community, and the love of the game.

Hawthorn outplayed Carlton, meaning Docherty's farewell and Weitering's 200th game wasn't the celebration the Blues had hoped for. Charlie Curnow has shutdown speculation about playing for another club next year. The team debate which is currently the best rivalry match in the league. Plus, they answer all the big questions from Round 20.

After a lengthy deliberation, Steven May has been handed a three-week suspension for his collision with Evans, do Melbourne have grounds for an appeal? Roosy explains how media hype and rumours are felt within the club. What does Paul see in Richmond this week?  Plus, the team rev us up for some big rivalry matches, who will earn bragging rights in the office on Monday?

Special guest, former Bulldogs' captain Bob Murphy stops by to celebrate the club's centenary as well as being recognised in their top 25 players. He recounts some of his best memories from the celebrations and across his time at The Kennel. The team reflect on Sam Docherty's amazing, yet challenging career ahead of his final match on Thursday night and the relief the Dog's fans would have felt with the Bont re-signing.

Roosy believes the game is on the right track issuing huge suspensions for unacceptable behaviour, including inappropriate slurs. If precedent was something the tribunal considered, what incidents would Steven May's lawyers be comparing his to? Carlton releases their pressure value for a week, which would be a relief for the club. And what would it take for Joe Daniher to be lured out of retirement?

Dockers defy most expectations to scrape a one-point win over the Pies at the MCG, proving Collingwood aren't so infallible. The debate about if Steven May will be suspended after his bump on Francis Evans continues. Do the Swans still have a glimmer of hope to make the finals? Plus, the team wrap up all the big moments from Round 19.

Essendon bring in over 600 games of experience this week and Roosy is baffled they haven't done it sooner. In a weekend where more top 8 hopefuls clash, who will come out victorious and which bottom 9 teams can shake up the finals race? Plus Roosy remembers Barrie Robran who was widely regarded as the best South Australian to ever play the game, after he passed away aged 77. 

GWS didn't need to get out of first gear to make light work of the inaccurate and injury plagued Bombers, but how long will the Giants remain in the top four? Marc Murphy has done the maths and believes Sydney is still a change to make the finals this year. Plus, the team answer all the big questions ahead of the remainder of Round 19.

Zach was still a teen when he was scouted by the AFL in Ireland, beginning a great adventure in Australia, where he fell in love and unexpectedly became a dad. On his way home from training, a 24-year-old Zach would have to pull over on the side of the road to cry before he got home to his young family.Zach Tuohy was just 17 years old when he was scouted by the Carlton Football Club at a Gaelic football tournament in his home country of Ireland.He did two trials for the club before taking the plunge, leaving his family behind in Portlaoise and moving to Australia to become a professional footballer, first for Carlton and then for the Cats in Geelong.By the time Zach retired from the AFL in 2024, he had accumulated an astonishing 288 games, a premiership title, a loving Aussie wife and two beautiful sons.But Zach's great Irish-Australian adventure wasn't always a dream run.He struggled as a young, first-time dad, and didn't know who to turn to.On the way home from training, Zach would feel compelled to pull over on the side of the road and cry, alone in his car before coming home to his young family, pretending everything was ok.Further informationThe Irish Experiment is co-authored by Catherine Murphy and published by Simon and Schuster.Keep up to date with Zach's post-footy exploits on his Instagram page.Find out more about the Conversations Live National Tour on the ABC website.This episode of Conversations was produced by Meggie Morris and presented by Sarah Kanowski. Executive Producer is Nicola HarrisonIt explores the AFL, Carlton, Geelong Cats, Premiership, Grand Final, West Coast Eagles, fatherhood, post postpartum depression, postnatal depression in men, young fathers, migration, Irish in Australia, Aussie Rules, hurling, grandma's love, relationships, raising children, life after sport, professional athletes, Sydney Swans, Grand Final, footy.

Adam Cerra was the test case for careless umpire contact offences being heard before the Tribunal and the hearing might have raised more questions than answers, meanwhile Zac Bailey and Tristan Xerri had their bans upheld. With Greg Swann starting his role as the Executive General Manager of Football Performance on Monday, Roosy and Poppy had a commission meeting to try and get a head start on some of the big ticket items.  

Paul Roos believes that Harley Reid should be missing at least a week for an incident with Travis Boak on the weekend, and that he needs to start letting his football do the talking. The Bulldogs are sitting in ninth, is that where they deserve to be? And would we be more critical of North Melbourne if it wasn't Alastair Clarkson in the coaches box?

Brisbane continue to surge, out-classing Carlton in Melbourne. But it wasn't without drama and injury carnage, with the premiership contender caught up with a sad season-ender for defender Noah Answerth. Also on today's episode, Corbin Middlemas, Ben Cameron and Brett Deledio ponder whether tonight's game is the Suns' most important ever game. And the Dogs play the Crows - who needs the scalp more?

After a difficult few weeks, Carlton fans may not be looking forward to their match with the Lions but Paul Roos think's is not all doom and gloom. Could the Suns spoil illness-riddled Collingwood's trip to the Gold Coast? And, with a number of high stakes games, Roosy struggles to pick his match and team of the round this week.

Off the back of Voss receiving messages that are now under investigation by the AFL, Roosy reminds us that no one cares more about a club than the players and coach. Carlton has plenty of fresh ink on contracts, surely re-signings is good for morale? There is nothing but praise for Emma Kearney who is stepping down as North Melbourne's captain, when does a player know it's the right time? Plus, with Wrexham AFC players visiting Hawthorn, Roosy regales us about times he was awe-struck when celebrities popped by his clubs.

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The team go through the battle-worn players from Round 17, how will affect clubs both above and below the ladder divide? How does being thumped on the weekend shape the following week's training sessions? And does the AFL really need another tournament? Roosy isn't keen on the Americanisation of the game.

With eight of the nine top teams winning this round who is at the biggest risk of being left behind come finals? What big changes does Michael Voss need to make to turn around Carlton? Is Tom De Koning's contract dilemma affecting this on-field performance? Plus, how does Matt Rowell address his umpire bumps and ensures he remains on the field for Gold Coast? 

After a competitive first half the Bulldogs managed to prevail over North Melbourne who were celebrating their club's centenary. Libba won't be forgetting his 250th match any time soon. Is Michael Voss coaching for his career as the Blues face archrivals Collingwood tonight? Should Brisbane be concerned about their recent home game record? Plus, the team preview the remaining matches of Round 17. 

With a full complement of nine matches being played this weekend, all cross the great divide between ninth and tenth, Roosy and Poppy make cases for teams that can cause upsets. North Melbourne will be celebrating 100 years of their Shinboner spirit, can the Bulldogs rain on their parade in Libba's 250th? Plus who's Roosy's team of the round to look out for?

Richmond's Tom Lynch has been handed a five-week suspension for his strike for Jordon Butts, what message is the AFL sending to its players with the longest ban of the season? The AFL is also cracking down on players' careless contact with umpires, is this a bit harsh when very few of the offenses are deliberate? Plus, how are teams handling their injury list and how will it affect their finals preparations? 

Tom Lynch has a date with the tribunal tonight and with the AFL's focus on action, not outcome, we're set to see him sidelined for at least a month. The sun-seeking AFL are meeting on the Gold Coast, a wildcard round and academies are on the agenda. Plus, Robert Walls is being honoured with his name on a medal awarded to the best-on-ground between Brisbane and Carlton, a fitting tribute for man who has left such a legacy on the game. 

At the completion of the bye rounds a clear gap has emerged after ninth spot, how will this affect the remainder of the season? Tom Lynch has set himself a date with the tribunal after striking Adelaide defender Jordon Butts, how many weeks will he get? Andrew McQualter has plenty of positives to take away from the Eagles' loss to the Pies. Plus, the team review the standout moments from the weekend. 

In this episode of World Footy BNF Podcast, host Adam Gomolinski speaks with David White, the Swiss national coach, and Jason Ransome, the CEO of AFL Switzerland. They share their journeys in the sport, their roles in promoting Aussie Rules in Switzerland, and the challenges and successes they've experienced. The discussion covers the foundation of AFL Switzerland, the impact of COVID-19 on the league, and their efforts to rebuild and grow the sport locally. They also talk about the upcoming Euro Cup, the strategies for preparing the Swiss national team, and their ambitions for the future of footy in Switzerland, including developing local talent and achieving long-term success in international competitions. The episode provides an in-depth look at the passion and dedication driving the sport's growth in Switzerland, aiming to inspire other leagues worldwide.

Carlton have been left with a lot of soul searching to do after their 50-point demolishing by Port Adelaide, is the scrutiny that Michael Voss will be facing valid or is the issue broader than just the head coach?  How can the Dockers respond to their thrashing by the Saints earlier this year when they meet again this weekend. Plus, why North are a sneaky chance as the team preview the stand-out matches of Round 16.

It's been both a very short and very long week for the Carlton Football Club and its fans. Can they bring 'maximum effort' tonight against Port Adelaide?  Both clubs have omitted four players, is it the change they need or too much pressure for debutant players? Would Port be enjoying Carlton being in the spotlight? And surely a draw would be the worst-case scenario for both clubs.

Waverley Park will remained footy focused after the AFL have purchased the ground from Hawthorn, Roosy takes us back to his playing days there. Can any teams below ninth on the ladder make Finals and for those who can't, how can they make the most of what's left of the season? Plus, if Port are truly out of finals contention, is now the time for Ken Hinkley to hand the reigns to Josh Carr?

We won't be seeing Max King return to the field this season and Adam Treloar is out for at least six weeks, how can players still contribute to the team from the rehab group? Geelong's Max Holmes gets a warning for addressing umpires, how should players and teams deal with umpiring disagreements? Would Roosy release the audio from the coaching box after a Grand Final loss? Plus the Carlton Football Club are still facing the fall out from their loss to North Melbourne, is the criticism fair?

After the Blues' loss to North Melbourne, Michael Voss' job is once again under scrutiny. Would Carlton be better off under a different coach? Was the tag Marcus Windhager had on Nick Daicos fair game? Is there a way to adjust the father-son rule to help even out the competition? And the team review the standout moments of Round 15. 

Paul Roos thinks Freo is pretty lucky to have two-time Brownlow medallist Nat Fyfe on the bench and to be able to rest ruckman Sean Darcy, so how will the Bombers rate their chances? Both GWS and Gold Coast need to prove themselves this weekend in the Expansion Cup. Will Perth Stadium's surface be able to handle its fourth game in a week plus heavy rain fall to be able to remain safe? Patrick Dangerfield will be running out for his 350th game and Roosy has nothing but praise for him. Plus, the team preview their standout matches of Round 15.

Luke Jackson and Caleb Serong asserted their dominance to ensure Fremantle remain in the top eight, but are Essendon on the right track? There is increasing talk of the return of the AFL State of Origin, are the players on board? Are the Saints starting to feel the pressure? Plus the team answer all the big questions about this weekend's matches.

Andrew Dillon has decided to get some of the AFL's top brass around a table, what do Poppy and Roosy want to see at the top of their in-tray to sort out?  How will Carlton readjust without Harry McKay and Sam Walsh? And all hope isn't lost for Bombers supporters as they continue to field debutants this season.

3AW FOOTBALL FEATURE3AW Football's own Laura Spurway heads to Ireland to talk to Carlton’s latest Irish recruits, Aisling Reidy and Siofra O'Connell, joining the other record-breaking women who have made the move to Aussie Rules.Laura also catches up with former AFL converts, Marty Clarke (Collingwood) and Ciaran Byrne (Carlton) and finds out that the Irish are just getting started, and plan to hold their own AFL Draft Combine this December for both men and women.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Gale, Previously with Osaka Dingoes, AFL Japan, and AFL Asia President. He joins Troy and Adam to discuss his journey from playing, to umpiring, to president and his love for internation Aussie Rules. Hosted by Troy Thompson and Adam Gomolinski

Donnie Hess from Donnie's Disposal and Coach of the Des Moines Roosters talk about his involvedment is two very different sides of helping footy to grow. He follows multiple Aussie Rules leagues in Australia and showcases exciting guests and commentary. He discusses his involvement with the Des Moines Roosters and is the current coach. Hosted by Adam Gomolinski

Australia's Conservative party was on the ascent until Donald Trump took office in January. At the polls this weekend, the dominant concern is who will stand up to the new White House administration. How India's revolution in road-building is transforming rural lives (10:32). And a new sports league for athletes who want more than gold medals (17:19). Listen to what matters most, from global politics and business to science and technology—Subscribe to Economist Podcasts+For more information about how to access Economist Podcasts+, please visit our FAQs page or watch our video explaining how to link your account.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Australia's Conservative party was on the ascent until Donald Trump took office in January. At the polls this weekend, the dominant concern is who will stand up to the new White House administration. How India's revolution in road-building is transforming rural lives (10:32). And a new sports league for athletes who want more than gold medals (17:19). Listen to what matters most, from global politics and business to science and technology—Subscribe to Economist Podcasts+For more information about how to access Economist Podcasts+, please visit our FAQs page or watch our video explaining how to link your account. 

Peter Oldfield from Aussie Rules Global joins Adam to discuss the upcoming Aussie Rules exhibition game in Gallipoli. Peter started Aussie Rules Global 8 years and has an ambition to continue growing Aussie Rules globally. Hosted by Adam Gomolinski

En SBS Spanish estrenamos un nuevo segmento sobre la AFL. Este deporte, que también se conoce como Aussie Rules o Footy, es muy popular en algunos estados australianos, sobre todo, en el sur del país. En AFL en español te ofrecemos resultados, clasificación, emoción e información de la Australian Football League.