Podcast appearances and mentions of lloyd meek

Hawthorn ruckman Lloyd Meek joined Jimmy Bartel. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hawthorn ruckman Lloyd Meek joined Jimmy Bartel. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Subscribe to Hawks Insiders for the most in-depth and wide ranging Hawthorn cover there is. From exclusive interviews, analysis, match recaps, and podcasts, the Insiders have you covered.Well, it wasn't the way we wanted it to end, but pride was certainly restored after the Port shellacking last week.In a real arm wrestle between two quality sides, Hawthorn went down by just seven points to our arch rivals Geelong in front of a massive crowd of 88,746 at the ‘G. It was a tense one from start to finish — and the boys had plenty to say about it.

Subscribe to Hawks Insiders for the most in-depth and wide ranging Hawthorn cover there is. From exclusive interviews, analysis, match recaps, and podcasts, the Insiders have you covered.The Hawks crashed back down to earth due to an insipid first half performance against a Port Adelaide side that took every chance afforded them.Fresh off being frustrated at the Pink Hill Hotel throughout the match, Danny Prins and Nat Martin discussed everything that went wrong in the first half, and the light at the end of the tunnel in the second.

Subscribe to Hawks Insiders for the most in-depth and wide ranging Hawthorn cover there is. From exclusive interviews to analysis, match recaps to podcasts, the Insiders have you covered.The bye week is done and dusted and the Hawks will soon play a game of footy but this weeks pod was more about players than it was about the game itself.Join Danny, Daz, Weissy and Nat as the talk through the news of the week including:* Bye week - what did we all do without Hok? How do we feel during the bye?* Thoughts and feelings about Will Day;* Injury update: The Hawks weekly segment with Peter Burge was incredibly positive outside of Day;* Oscar Allen and his links to the Hawks;* James Worpel's value to the Hawks, plus his contract offers from Melbourne and St.Kilda;* A potential 4 year deal for the best ruck in the competition, Lloyd Meek;* Port in Gather Round, bitta revenge on the cards?* Questions from the HI community;* Plenty, plenty more, including some serious tangents from Andrew Weiss…We appreciate your support here at Hawks Insiders, thank you to our subscribers for helping to allow us to do what we do. Don't forget to listen in as the HI team goes live on Wednesday nights on X (Twitter). Follow us on social media through the links below:Twitter | Facebook | Instagram This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hawksinsiders.substack.com/subscribe

JB's in Port Fairy, and Billy is in an 'ossomble', but we kick things off with the All Sports Report as Jim's Kangas get a big win! Damian Barrett is in studio with his positives and negatives from round 2, and we've demanded he say one nice thing about the Roos. Monday Brag Artist gives you the chance to pump yourself up, the boys pay tribute to the legendary George Foreman, and we've got an epic Gather Round Prize for you to win. Hawthorn's Lloyd Meek is in studio to talk about his team's 3-0 flying start, Billy's 5 at 5.05 gets moved down the order, JB is loving the work of Oscar Piastri, and Billy finishes with a Little Red Riding Hood jokeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Hawthorn Lloyd Meek Ruckman joined the 6PR call team from a happy team's rooms.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What a way to kick off the season! The Hawks toppled the Swans on their home turf, posting a 20-point win. Will Day had tongues wagging, Lloyd Meek reigned supreme, and the dynamic duo of Battle and Barrass proved made a strong first impression. We're back to recap what was a brilliant win, as well as bring you our exclusive chat with Hawthorn superstar Jarman Impey. Don't forget to join our social media channels, including X - @HawkTalkPod Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Subscribe to Hawks Insiders for the most in-depth and wide ranging Hawthorn cover there is. From exclusive interviews to analysis, match recaps to podcasts, the Insiders have you covered.It was our best Opening Round fixture in recent memory as the Hawks got the chocolates against the Swans at the SCG, and it was the best post-Opening Round Wednesday Night Safe Space as the Hawks Insiders went to work to discuss the game and preview next week.Danny lead a team consisting of Weissy, Nat, Mora and Mick and the boys chatted through:* The positives and negatives of the game against the Swans;* Mora's ‘spicy' take on the Hawks clash jersey;* The Full Sweat documentary and how ‘whelmed' Weissy was;* Contract rumours including Lloyd Meek, Nick Watson, Massimo D'Ambrosio and Oscar Allen;* The fitness of Hawthorn's list and the progress of Calsher Dear, James Blanck and Mitch Lewis:* A quick look ahead to the Round 1 match against the Bombers;* And much more…We appreciate your support here at Hawks Insiders, thank you to our subscribers for helping to allow us to do what we do. Don't forget to listen in as the HI team goes live on Wednesday nights on X (Twitter). Follow us on social media through the links below:Twitter | Facebook | Instagram This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hawksinsiders.substack.com/subscribe

Hawthorn ruckman Lloyd Meek joined the program to reflect on last year, and also look ahead to the 2025 season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hawthorn ruckman Lloyd Meek joined the program to reflect on last year, and also look ahead to the 2025 season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Abbey Holmes and Ryan Daniels discuss all the biggest points from finals week 1! -------- Add the show to your favourites on LiSTNR: https://listnr.com/podcasts/footy-talk-australian-rules-podcast  Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/footy-talk-daily-australian-rules-podcast/id1673652644  Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1q5RUW2KTONUoP8KF3ZZHY?si=6798bf7f4a1540be See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ahead of Hawthorn's Elimination Final against the Western Bulldogs, Tim chatted with Hawthorn Ruckman Lloyd Meek to discuss the midfield connection, Hawthorn becoming a destination club and his rise to number one ruckman this year. Player sponsor experience: https://bit.ly/3x7frj6 Give TH a 5-star review! https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/xa9ssYJkbyb Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TalkingHawks Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TalkingHawks Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/talking_hawks Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkinghawks/?hl=en

AFL Round 18 - Washed Up Award season round table Rory Lobb is good again?!  Lloyd Meek is the perfect ruckman Tom Harley sucks  All thanks to: Leongatha & Wonthaggi Toyota SurveyTech www.wonthaggitoyota.com.au www.leongatha.com.au www.surveytech.net.au  

Hawthorn ruckman Lloyd Meek has spoken on his improvement from last year and also shed light on the meeting he had with Sam Mitchell which led to him coming across to the Hawks!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hawthorn ruckman Lloyd Meek has spoken on his improvement from last year and also shed light on the meeting he had with Sam Mitchell which led to him coming across to the Hawks!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hawthorn Ruck on the rise, Lloyd Meek, joined Ash Brazill and Tim Gossage ahead of the Hawks travelling to Perth to play West Coast. The much improved team is full of belief and ready to take a full strength Eagles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Subscribe to Hawks Insiders for the most in-depth and wide ranging Hawthorn cover there is. From exclusive interviews, analysis, match recaps, and podcasts, the Insiders have you covered.This should have been the podcast where the lid well and truly came off. Unfortunately the Hawks slowed to a stop in the last quarter and the Power surged to victory, breaking Hawk hearts in the process.If you can bear it, Danny Prins and Darren Levin look back dejectedly but with hope at the 1 point loss to Port Adelaide and touch on:* The Hawks becoming first quarter specialists;* A first half full of so much promise but a last quarter to forget;* Who's or what is actually to blame and why are some Hawks fans coming for Sam Mitchell?;* The form of Will Day and Lloyd Meek;* Performances of some young Hawks including Calsher Dear, Massimo D'Ambrosio, Connor Macdonald, and Cam Mackenzie;* How this game can be looked at as a disgraceful loss or as a step in the right direction';* And a lot more…We appreciate your support here at Hawks Insiders, and as important as that we love your contribution. Let us know if we're on the money, or if we missed something glaringly obvious!Don't forget to listen in as the HI team goes live on Wednesday nights on X (Twitter). Follow us on social media through the links below:Twitter | Facebook | Instagram This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hawksinsiders.substack.com/subscribe

Hawthorn ruckman Lloyd Meek joined Brent and Painey for a great chat about the Hawks' game in Launceston tomorrow against the Saints, his great recent form and his cricket fandom. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Subscribe to Hawks Insiders for the best brown and gold coverage in the business - including exclusive interviews, analysis, match recaps, and pods.Two wins in three weeks, who even are these Hawks? The Insiders put a bow on the win over the Bulldogs while looking forward to another potentially winnable matchup against the Saints in Tasmania.Host Danny Prins was joined by Andrew Weiss, Brad Klibansky and Mick Cowan for some final thoughts on the hard fought, determined, gritty and impressive win while touching on:* Calsher Dear. What a story;* Jack Gunston's kicking issues and if he has changed the way he holds the footy;* Sam Mitchell's big win in the coaches box;* Lloyd Meek and his continued impact and growth;* The leadership and courage displayed by James Sicily;* RED TIME GOALS* Looking ahead to the game against the Saints;* Those in reserve and the ones returning from injury;* And much much more.We appreciate your support here at Hawks Insiders, thank you to our subscribers for helping to allow us to do what we do. Please consider a Substack subscription to support the continued content from HI.Don't forget to listen in as the HI team goes live on Wednesday nights on X (Twitter). Follow us on social media through the links below:Twitter | Facebook | Instagram This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hawksinsiders.substack.com/subscribe

Hawks big man Lloyd Meek joined the 6PR call team following Hawthorn's first win of the year over fellow battlers North Melbourne.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Subscribe to Hawks Insiders for the best brown and gold coverage in the business - including exclusive interviews, analysis, match recaps, and pods.As frustrating as the final result was against Collingwood, the settling of dust combined with the ability to talk about through it in our recap pod has proven to be the perfect combination of therapy.Nearly 24-hours after our thrilling comeback against the Pies, Darren and Brad came together to discuss:* The first half;* The reality of being a really young side;* Stopping the rot - another game where we struggled to stop the run-ons;* Second half success;* Blake Hardwick up forward;* Karl Amon's second half improvement;* The performances of Lloyd Meek, Max Ramsden, Finn Maginness, Connor Nash and Henry Hustwaite;* Plus so much more…We appreciate your support here at Hawks Insiders, and we love your contributions and feedback. Hit us up and let us know if we were on the money, or if we missed a trick.Don't forget to listen in as the HI team goes live on Wednesday nights on X (formerly Twitter) Spaces. Follow us on and Facebook (if you're into that sort of thing) as well. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hawksinsiders.substack.com/subscribe

Subscribe to Hawks Insiders for all the news through Hawthorn-tinted glasses and more exclusive content.What to do this morning before we collective hope and pray for a Brisbane Lions win in the 2023 AFL Grand Fnal?Why not listen to our next Player Review Pod from 2023 featuring Danny and Darren as they take us through another group of players and how they fared through the season.In this edition of the series, our Insiders take us through some first time brown and gold players and a Vice Captain, including:* Cam Mackenzie;* Finn Maginness;* Lloyd Meek;* Seamus Mitchell; and* Dylan Moore.Do you agree with our assessments of their 2023 seasons? Harsh? Fair? Not enough credit given?Drop a comment and let us know what you think - we hope you enjoy!Join the Hawks Insiders community on Twitter and Facebook. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hawksinsiders.substack.com/subscribe

In episode 128, Max chats with Hawthorn Star Lloyd Meek! Lloyd takes us through the trade from Fremantle, Sam Mitchell's vision, and season.

Chris joined Sam to discuss the Hawks match against the Dockers, Lloyd Meek, Blake Hardwick, Conor Nash, Tasmania, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Talk about eyes on the pick one prize! Resting their equal leading goal scorer in a team struggling to score? The Hawkers aren't leaving anything to chance! Time to Restump Podcast preview Saturday night's 2013 grand final repeat. (Yeah.. I know that's overdoing it)  Does it sound like the Hawks' priorities aren't necessarily on securing the draft pick hindering 4 points? Freo, on the other hand, are we done? Are we alive? Are we currently treading water in purgatory contemplating the glass half full, half empty positions?Nat Fyfe is back and that surely has to give everyone on and off field a lift. Starting as the substitute seems a strange decision but we're not privy to the information behind the move.Great to see Josh Treacy return after a couple of solid hit outs and ten marks last week at Peel while Freddy re-joins the experimental forward line as well after recovering from injury quicker than expected.Sad to see Sammy Sturt has been sent back to the twos. Admittedly he had a shocker last Saturday but he wasn't on his Pat Malone and his previous two games showed encouraging signs. For the second time in a few weeks, Will Brodie also found the axe above his neck. No doubt he'll go back and dominate Peel's midfield but he probably has to bring a bit more to the senior side when he next gets an opportunity.Despite the resting of players, the Hawks that take the field won't be resting up. They're a plucky young talented group and they won't make it easy for us. James Sicily is one of the best going around down back, Mitch Lewis is going to be a gun forward, Dylan Moore always dines out on us and they've done pretty well picking up forward Fergus Green as a mature age recruit. It will be nice to see Lloyd “Braun” Meek back in WA and you can imagine he'll want to put his best foot forward…. or his best knee in a Darcy or Jackson kidney. Good contest this week with Darcy and Jackson (JackArce) taking on Ned Reeves and Meek.You'd be an optimist to think we're still alive in season 2023 as far as finals are concerned but stranger things have apparently happened. However, really in this game we just need to see some system, some structure, some composure and some cohesiveness. The worrying aspect here is that this is a game in which there is little to gain but plenty to lose. That alone creates pressure and pressure does funny things. We've got no first round pick to worry about so lets just go hell for leather and win whatever we can win. And on that note, let's get into it. Unless you've got sock drawers need tidying, grass growing or paint drying that needs to be watched. Relax, pull on your Captain's special no panicking bucket hat, bung this nonsense in your ears and join us for 45 minutes that you'll never be able to get back!  Support the show

Subscribe to Hawks Insiders for match recaps, exclusive pods, player ratings, and all the news through Hawthorn-tinted glasses.Hosts Danny, Darren and Andrew fronted up after a devastating loss in Norwood, where our plucky young Hawks just failed to get the points at the final hurdle against the Giants.It was an encouraging performance and fantastic four-quarter effort which has resulted in plenty of players getting a positive review in our Player Rating Pod.We know from social media doing the rounds post-match that the performances of James Worpel, Lloyd Meek, Sam Frost and DGB have divided opinions.So how did we go? Did we get it right? Do you agree with our comments or did we get it spot on?As always, let us know your thoughts on @HawksInsiders or on our weekly Safe Space on Twitter this Thursday night.And if you like what you hear, don't forget to subscribe for exclusive members' content and to show your support for this growing Hawks community.Follow Hawks Insiders on Twitter and Facebook. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hawksinsiders.substack.com/subscribe

Adelaide vs Carlton tonight, why the AFL is taking so long to find Gillon McLachlan's replacement, Mason Cox's defence of Lloyd Meek, the war of words regarding Brian Taylor's commentary, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tuesday's edition of Mornings with Mark Duffield on SEN WA. Duff is joined by: Claremont Tigers Defender - Teia Miles; Fremantle Dockers Legend - Paul Hasleby; and West Coast Eagles 2x Premiership Forward - Josh Kennedy. Plus Duff shares his thoughts on Lloyd Meek's knee lifting in the ruck against Mark Blicavs and players making contact with umpires. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nathan joined the boys for the last two hours of today's show, the boy discussed Lloyd Meek's ruck technique debate, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After penning a three-year extension to remain at the Hawks, ruckman Ned Reeves joined Garry and Tim to talk about the improvements his made this pre-season, how him and Lloyd Meek will work together this year, the young midfielders he'll be tapping to, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The lads do a complete backflip on Tim English, who is considered a "lock" to many fantasy coaches, and instead turn their eye to Brodie Grundy, currently owned by just four per cent of the competition. Who said rucks were boring?! Plus all the latest thoughts on Darcy Cameron following his latest injury scare, Rowan Marshal and his forward prospects, Lloyd Meek in his new colours at Hawthorn, and much more!PLUS: Lewy returns from a refreshing trip to Melbourne to drop a few juicy scoops! Do you want to join our exclusive PODPOD listener league? Leave a rating and review with your big pitch to be selected in the draft, along with which host you want to represent! Who will you be trying to win over?Use the code 'PODPOD' on sign up for 20% off your Keeper League membership: keeperleaguepod.com.au/keeper-league-membership/Keeper League members gain access to CBA analysis, state league fantasy scores, kick-in data, a comprehensive draftee analysis for your rookie research, the Breakout Tracker, advanced spreadsheets for fantasy draft season, and much more!

Although Santa didn't bring the opening of AFL Fantasy for 2023 in time for Christmas, the special festive edition of The Traders' podcast is here to help you get prepared for the season ahead. Launch has been delayed until January, but Roy, Calvin and Warnie chat through some of the recent news - including the new prices and the four bye rounds - while looking at some key names to consider next season. Roy reveals his first run of the Rollin' 22 and your Christmas wishes are discussed. 2022 champion Matt Mottram joins the boys for a quick chat. Pre-register now at http://fantasy.afl.com.au Episode guide 1:30 - Calvin is excited about being more present on Christmas Day. 5:00 - Warnie explains how the pricing works in Fantasy Classic. 9:15 - There are four weeks of byes and the usual bye rules will be in play for all of them. 13:00 - Pre-season injuries are already causing headaches with Sam Walsh and Ben King missing the early part of the season. 15:05 - Roy reveals his top six defenders in his Rollin' 22. 18:10 - Tim English is predicted to be the top ruck next year. 22:15 - Warnie thinks Josh Dunkley could be the best forward by up to 10 points. 27:00 - 2022 AFL Fantasy Classic winner joins the show. 30:30 - Matt will look for value for his top midfielder and avoid Rory Laird. 33:40 - Tips for coaches this pre-season. 35:15 - The Traders' Christmas wishes. 40:50 - Wazza hopes Toby McLean will be the Will Brodie of 2023. 42:15 - Questions from social media - follow @AFLFantasy on Twitter and like the Official AFL Fantasy facebook page. 44:00 - Can you go with Lloyd Meek as your R2? 49:05 - Is Jacob Hopper a trap? Find more content from The Traders at afl.com.au/fantasy. Like AFL Fantasy on Facebook. Follow @AFLFantasy on Twitter.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah Olle and Josh Gabelich bring you the latest from the Hawks Park on AFL Daily Hear their interview from Waverley Park with Luke Bruest and Lloyd Meek and their forecast for 2023 Subscribe to AFL Daily and never miss an episode. Rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Hawthorn recruit & former Fremantle Dockers Ruckman, Lloyd Meek, joined Scott Cummings & Tim Gossage to discuss his move to the Hawks and his hopes for the 2023 AFL Season.

"It's been a year-and-a-half I've wanted out, so it was good to get it done, finally.” On this episode of the Restump Podcast…. it's all about strong relationships, commitment, selflessness and self-awareness.Rory feeling as though he was on the outer is astonishing! Well not that he was on the outer, but the fact he seemingly has no idea why.Given the amount of headshaking in disbelief at Rory's comments on the way out, chiropractors are about to fill their boots!Ironically, we're going to be fair to him giving him the benefit of the doubt that he may not be the sharpest tool in the shed. But surely, anyone with an ounce of self-awareness, not self-obsessiveness, handles exit interviews with a bit more decorum.But then again, maybe the authentic honesty is something we're not used to and should appreciate? I know I am going to appreciate it when we play the Dogs in 2023. We're talking Rory, Lloyd Meek and Rosco Lyon relationships. How good is to potentially have the great Ross Lyon back in the system? Possibly returning to his home at the Saints, it shows us important relationships can be rebuilt. With Rory Lobb concerned for his mental state, Brett “Jojo” McDonnell decided to activate the Restump's cereal pack psychology licence and provide a counselling service for those struggling in their own personal relationships.  We find a few answers for those listeners that have reached out. I have a feeling this Rory Lobb oriented podcast was purely an excuse so Jojo could wheel out Rory's comments read out in the Donkey voice, but he tells me it's an important topic we're covering. So, if even just to pass some off-season time, flick the fix switch and indulge in our purple nonsensical noise. Support the show

Fremantle wrapped a massive trade period at the death on Wednesday, landing Geraldton product Jaeger O'Meara from Hawthorn. The Dockers also secured their main target in Luke Jackson as well as pinch-hitting forward Josh Corbett, and farewelled Rory Lobb, who got his wish to be traded to the Bulldogs, Griffin Logue, Blake Acres, Darcy Tucker and Lloyd Meek but missed out on Jeremy Sharp. West Coast meanwhile are getting its best look at a national draft in 15 years, splitting pick 2 for two first-round choices, which the club last had in 2007. The Eagles now hold picks 8,12,20 and 26 and three selections in the first two rounds of next year's draft, while gaining gun Richmond runner Jaydn Hunt and losing Junior Rioli to Port Adelaide.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's unconfirmed but upon hearing Jaeger's deal, apparently David Mundy said, “What am I… chopped liver?” Time to Restump Podcast the wrap up of our big 2022 trade period. Poor old Dave Mundy… he gets the tap on the shoulder and we replace him with a 29-year-old! 29 is actually 42 in Mundy years.But we'll put our light-hearted nostalgic exaggerations aside for the moment and focus on what seems to be an exceptional trade period play performed by the purple pillagers and plunderers. Had Luke Jackson been the only course of business, its fair to suggest we would have all been satisfied. But to snare Josh “Ronnie” Corbett and then surprisingly end up with the Jager-Bomb… we're sitting here like the Cat that got the trade week cream…. well the cream that was left over from the cream the actual Cats got.Sure, we lost Blake Acres, Griff Logue, Darcy Tucker, Lloyd Meek and the teammate baking, one arm contest bandit Rory Lobb, but you can make a case for all of them why it isn't the end of the world. Enough of the words on paper, lets get to the chit-chat. Join us as we dissect our individual trades and pick swaps and look at how it sets us up for 2023. Support the show

Subscribe to Hawks Insiders for all the news through Hawthorn-tinted glasses and more exclusive content.The penultimate day of Trade Week has come to a close, and we gathered as a huge contingent with high hopes for what the final day of the period will bring.The Age's Pete Ryan (@petryan) popped in to keep us updated on where we sit on the Tom Mitchell, Jaeger O'Meara and Lloyd Meek trades.Note the sound quality isn't the best with Pete being on the road as he dialled in, but his contribution was vote-worthy nonetheless.Enjoy the episode and tune in tonight as we wrap up all the action on the final day of trading.The Hawks Insiders team (plus special guests) will be live on Twitter Spaces several nights throughout the trade period. Make sure to follow us on Twitter (@HawksInsiders) to stay across all the updates. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hawksinsiders.substack.com/subscribe

Subscribe to Hawks Insiders for all the news through Hawthorn-tinted glasses and more exclusive content.Well it all came down to the final five minutes of action at Marvel Stadium, but like the deals or not, the Hawks managed to get them all done.As we welcomed in Lloyd Meek from Fremantle and Cooper Stephens from the Cats, we also farewelled Hawk legend (fair given a Brownlow and three B&F's) Tom Mitchell and his partner in crime Jaeger O'Meara.So how did we fare? Did we get the picks we hoped for? And what did you think of how everything turned out in the wash.Listen back to a huge episode packed with great interactions with our listeners and a flash forward to where the list is heading.And thanks to all who have tuned in throughout the Trade Week - plenty more Hawks Insiders coming your way!The Hawks Insiders team (plus special guests) will be live on Twitter Spaces several times throughout this off-season. Make sure to follow us on Twitter (@HawksInsiders) to stay across all the updates. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hawksinsiders.substack.com/subscribe

The boys spoke Rory Lobb, Jack Gunston, Jaeger O'Meara, Tom Mitchell, Lloyd Meek, breaking Josh Schache news, Brodie Grundy, Josh Dunkley, and more.

We don't want to upset the coach and cop a lecture for getting ahead of ourselves, but is it too early to give Luke Jackson a nudge in the father son direction? Let's hope he gets on the job in more ways than one. Time to Restump Podcast the news of arguably one Fremantle's biggest gets.Its not too often you get the chance to secure a 21-year-old Luke Jackson. David Walls, Peter Bell and JL just managed something remarkable and it will help set the club up for the next decade. Understandably many fans have some trepidation as we're still sporting the scars of many historic failed attempts with these types of deals. But Luke Jackson is a different kettle of big fish! He's a talent in the air, yet as good on the ground. A ruckman, a forward, a roving utility…. the purple prototypical hybrid, if you will.  We're not about to break into celebratory song signalling his arrival because we'll leave that to the Freo social media team with their no doubt chart rocketing “Unicorn” banger… but we'll quietly nod in appreciation and acknowledgment and say… welcome to the Purple LJ.But while Jackson is the headline act, there's plenty more happening down at Limestone Park. We'll have a chat about Ronnie Corbett who couldn't have been more impressive in his interview, Josh Cyclone Treacy has been copping some seemingly unfair heat and what now for Lloyd “Braun” Meek? Are we sharpening the offer for Jeremy? Ronnie Corbett, Will Brodie and Jeremy Sharp? Is there a Gold Coast quota that needs filling?Lastly does the Luke Jackson news now spark the Rory Lobb deal to the Dogs? If the trade isn't of value does the club dig in? We'd like to think so. All that and plenty more on this momentous Monday where too much marvelling is never enough. Join us for our usual recap nonsense and put your best ears forward to be part of the starting twenty-two. Support the show

Subscribe to Hawks Insiders for all the news through Hawthorn-tinted glasses and more exclusive content.Night four behind the microphone for our HI Trade Week Safe Space series, and it was a cracker with hundreds again tuning in to hear the latest news.It may have had something to do with the REAL Mitch Cleary (@cleary_mitch) joining us to discuss the trade period with a tinge of brown and gold.Mitch helped fill our trade week buckets with discussion on Tom Mitchell, Jack Gunston, Jack Bowes, Lloyd Meek, Josh Schache, sliding up and down the order and a whole lot more.Enjoy our last episode before we are back again on Monday night (10th October) for more!The Hawks Insiders team (plus special guests) will be live on Twitter Spaces several nights throughout the trade period. Make sure to follow us on Twitter (@HawksInsiders) to stay across all the updates. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hawksinsiders.substack.com/subscribe

Reporter for FOX Sports, Drew Jones, joined Scott Cummings & Tim Gossage from for an update on the latest AFL Trade news with trade period getting underway today.

The boys discuss Jordan De Goey, Ollie Henry, Lloyd Meek, Nick Bryan, Mitch Robinson, and more.

AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to talk about the club's circling Lloyd Meek, Richmond's chances of satisfying GWS with picks for Jacob Hopper and Tim Taranto, the clubs interested in Ben Long, one-year deals for Caleb Marchbank and David Cunningham, why his 'superdraft' senses are tingling for 2023, and more.

SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Gerard in the studio to talk about Ross Lyon's decision to decline Essendon's approach, the picks GWS want in return for Tim Taranto, Jacob Hopper and Bobby Hill, the Victorian interest in Tanner Bruhn, Lloyd Meek's likely to GWS, Willie Rioli's potential move to Port Adelaide, the players who could be on the move at Carlton, and to answer your whispers/questions.

It's always been Sonny's house and we're just fortunate he allows us to visit. Time to Restump Podcast preview Sonny's 200th and the Giant clash against GWS. What a privilege and an absolute joy it has been for us all to ride along with Sonny on his career to date. Coming up for 200 games, he's kicked 306 goals and many of them have been when we've been in dire need. He was born for the big stage and that has been the setting where he has often done his best work. He has sliced, diced and iced games on many an occasion.At his best he would enter the midfield in second halves and not only drag us back into games but get us over the line. Few could go with or stop him when he was on. The best part of it all is that its far from over and if we go anywhere in September, the smart money will be on Sonny being a big reason.But while we celebrate Sonny's milestone, we need to keep our eyes on this weeks prize… a win over the Giants and a possible top four finish. While a spirited performance against the Dogs last week, the Giants have been off the ball in recent weeks. They have nothing to lose and even less to play for, but… always beware of the sleeping Giant. The captain is back to get a hit out. With no Lobb or Tabs… much of that hitting is going to be needed to be retrieved up forward. With Meek coming in Fyfey should see a bit of time alongside Sean Darcy, who returned to some big form last week. The reality is, it doesn't matter how we get this done but we have to get over the line. We need to start taking these opportunities that are presented to us so, win ugly, win pretty, win boring…. It doesn't matter…. Just get the 4 points.Whatever the case on Saturday the Giants will make us work for it… and that will be odd because work occurring in the vicinity of parliament house? A rare occurrence indeed! Another morning game for us in WA but anywhere anytime comes to mind. Let's get into the preview! So if you can't find anything better to listen to and you settle on us and this 40 minutes.… we question your detective skills, your effort and your low bar listening content expectations! 

Thankful for Freddy's mother and smother. We're just being more complimentary efficient than our forward line was! Time to Restump Podcast the lifting of two points off the Tiges.Still don't know how Freddy did that. His smother and Chappy's defensive punch in round one…. pool room material. If Richmond was a bank, we got away with the cash drawers but not the vault. To be brutally honest, we lightened Richmond's burden by lifting two points off them. While there were endless bewildering moments throughout the game that led to the result, the ridiculous two final positive and negative unthinkable moment minutes will forever trump the previous seventy eight.Game saving tackles, holding the ball wins, smothers, shot clock breaches and playing on with all of a second left. It is one for the obscure history books. But after all the befuddlement, the reality is we walked away with two points, we lost a Fyfe and we fell out of the top four. We should write a song about our defenders because once again we're singing their praises. Their collective efforts are astounding but in particular Hayden Young continues to astonish.   But our Achilles heel continues to be our forward line and our mid forward connection. Rory Lobb was sorely missed but the game plan we concocted and the one we executed highly conflicted each other. While it is obviously not ideal the reassurance and the consolation are that with the current 12 and a half wins and 50 points we have, we'd have made the finals in all but 4 of 22 seasons since 2000. (minus 2020) Sportsbet have us at $1.005 to make the eight… and  that should calm anyone who has a few nerves. There is too much to go through the entire game here so join us on the podcast where we go into detail, unpack the extraordinary Friday night and attempt to make heads and tails of it. 

Having our top 4 destiny in our own hands hasn't gone well for us in the past but this time it's different… hopefully! Time to Restump Podcast the Friday night Dockers V Tiges show.Friday night under lights, under the Marvel roof, on the big stage! We're desperate to keep our top 4 chances alive while Richmond has a ton of teams wanting their place in the 8. Add the above to the fact that every one in three games between Freo and Richmond is decided by 12 points or less and it promises to be a cracking encounter.   We talk changes and what that means for the match ups. We've lost a Lobb but a Henry and a Pearce has dropped in. While at Tigerland there's no Dusty or Tom Lynch but a Soldo enters the backup ruck arena. With the loss of Lobby, its grounds for thinking the inform Lloyd Meek might sneak in to give Darcy a chop out and allow him to go up forward. We need a lift across the board from all individuals because if we deliver Friday night what we served up last Saturday… sayonara top 4!Got to keep Daniel Rioli in check and stop his run, Jayden Short through the middle can hit the scoreboard and God help whoever draws the short straw to play on Shai Bolton. But one in all in, we can get it done as a collective!We know we shouldn't but we cover the rubbish Hagdorn and his SEN outrage journos came up with this week, we probably mistakenly wander into the Daisy Pearce saga and as always we chat all things Luke Jackson. Cannot wait for Friday night, our season is alive and well, our top four hopes are hanging by a thread…. Its all up to us. Well not us but us as in them, our them or their them or is it they them or they're our them?…. Oh for crying out loud, you know who!If you're into nonsense like that… and why would you be… there's plenty more where that came from so click play and jump on in, the purple preview listening water is warm. 

Geelong, Melbourne and now Brisbane. Once is a chance, twice is a coincidence, three times is a trend! Time to Restump Podcast Freo's eventual taming of the Lions on Sunday. There was something about the Bailey's in that game, Zac Bailey and Bailey Banfield each kicked four but we'll focus on the latter. Straight off the top, you're not human if you weren't thrilled for Bailey Banfield. The serial sub, battling with confidence, got his chance and delivered arguably his career best game when it was most vital. Who knows what happens in future weeks but JL now has an extra headache to deal with, albeit a positive one.From the meaningful game perspective, if you had any doubts or weren't convinced in the authenticity of this Fremantle football club's performances and its trajectory, Sunday surely put your concerns to rest. This was a definitive display that truly signalled this team has arrived. And not from an outlandish “the premiership is ours” perspective, but from a belief that we should fear no team, knowing that we'll turn up and deliver required and respected effort….  unless the weather turns a bit damp. We still need to tick that box!This performance over Brisbane was compelling because the Lions were absolutely on their game, they were ferocious from siren to siren and relentless with their pressure. We combatted it, matched it, upped it and counterpunched our way to one of the clubs most significant victories, and we did it with a team averaging 25 years of age and without a Walters, a Matty Taberner, a Switta and a Fyfe.It is a game in which the unsung heroes rightfully became a little less unsung. The value in being able to turn to and bring in an Ethan Hughes and a Lloyd Meek and have them instantly play at the level they did, cannot be overstated. Quality list depth is invaluable and a key ingredient of long term and meaningful success.  We continue this praise singing extravaganza in the pod, we chat individuals, our favourite single moment, cover what's doing in Fyfe life and bring it home with another instalment of the Neighbourhood Watch. We're already late with this internationally recorded but definitely not renowned podcast, so let's stop banging on about it here and get into the conversation. 

Geez an 85% fit Fyfe would be handy! But you don't want to go in rushed and underprepared like we did into this difficult Restump Podcast preview of our clash against the Lachie Neale Lions.Jojo wanting to do the preview in between drinks on his swimming pool bar crawl in Bali is probably the time to realise you need to start holding yourself to the same disciplinary account you hold your team's players to.Sunday's game is a tricky assignment to assess. Brisbane are 9 wins and 2 losses but they've only played 2 top 8 sides, resulting in a win and a loss. We have played 4 top 8 sides for 3 wins and a loss. Brisbane is a high scoring side, having kicked 100 points in each of their last 6 games. But we've allowed 27 goals less kicked against us than Brisbane has against them. We can probably cover Chappy's out but no Sonny, Tabs and Switta hurts our scoring ability. Its all over the shop!Brisbane haven't been a great travelling team but they've won 4 of 6 away this year. Have they improved or has it been the predominantly bottom eight opponents they've faced away from home?Can Schultzy, Freddy, Banfield and co contain Charlie Cameron, Zac Bailey, Linc McCarthy and Cam Rayner who is starting to deliver on his hype? Our old mate Lachie Neale will get plenty of it regardless of pressure applied. Daniel Rich, as he so often does, holds one of many meaningful keys to the game. Some level of constant influential negating attention wouldn't be the worst decision made. Schultzy, Freddy… if you're listening?How will our forward line function? With Meek into the side and Taberner out, Darcy should spend big minutes forward. Can Meek go with Oscar McInerny? One thing for sure is we're going to need the Lobb of last week to show up again this week. It would have been nice to see Neil Razzamatazzmus get a gig but, who knows, there could be a late in lifeline.   We're asking a lot of questions, we try to make heads and tails of them, but we might just have to wait until Sunday to find out the answers. In other news, Sebit Kuek has swaggered in and, while he may be a project player, he looks a decent throw at the stumps. Disco Nathan signed on for a further 2 years but he wasn't going anywhere, and Will Brodie is apparently Fremantle's classiest kick while West Coast's Tim Kelly is the league's worst. The usually reliable Paul Hasleby put in a dodgy one yesterday calling for the club to go after Tex Walker. His logic makes sense and everyone deserves forgiveness for a mistake but we don't want to disrupt our long-term build or stray from the path we're on. This game is a head scratcher, it's difficult to work out and the process wasn't helped by Jojo deciding to take holidays in season! But we scraped through, acknowledging there is plenty of upside. So if you're looking to get rid of 40 precious minutes of your life and you accept the reality you can never get them back, then just remove any listening content standard you may have, recheck you have nothing better to do, and then click play and endure the nonsense.  

One of the best wins in the club's history last weekend likely worsened the COVID outbreak at Fremantle but star defender Luke Ryan hopes the number of players ruled out of Friday night's clash with North Melbourne remains at six. Lloyd Meek, Michael Frederick and Griffin Logue joined Rory Lobb, Blake Acres and Travis Colyer in isolation after testing positive to COVID-19, after the team sat on a bus for an hour, a plane for four hours, then another bus to their Cockburn headquarters following the three-point win over Geelong. All-Australian Ryan, in his regular Thursday segment on 6PR Breakfast, told host Gareth Parker that Saturday's thrilling triumph was the "best win I've ever been a part of" and revealed the clever nickname teammates had given debutant Jye Amiss. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Could we be about to reignite the vicious Lyon-era rivalry with the Cats? We will have a Clark of the Course to oversee it! Time to Restump Preview Podcast Saturday's Cat clash. Think of Matty Scarlett only getting the equivalent of a five minute holiday for king hitting Hayden Ballantyne in an unprovoked attack. Yes, Ballas got a couple for knocking Paul Chapman in the same game, but it was a misguided retaliatory self-defensive action, a case of mistaken identity. Think of Steve Johnson and his initial weird unwillingness to shake the hand of the great Ryan Crowley, who had just put him through 80 minutes of relentless “how'd you like that one” type treatment. Think of Fremantle getting shafted by the AFL and shunted down to Geelong to play that qualifying final in 2013, only to come out victors. And what about the provocative Mock-A-Docker double page spread in the Geelong Advertiser! (Did you know that if you go outside late at night when it is quiet, and you turn an ear to the east, you can hear Geelong folk still grinding their teeth over that loss to us!) And then think about today! Us securing Jordan Clark picking up Matty Johnson and  leaving the Cats with pennies on the dollar.Sure, they did well years back when they picked up Sam Menegola and got him going and lets not forget they royally stung us in 2016, when they got us to pay massive overs when we parted with pick 63 for Shane Kersten.Oh, the picturesque event littered trail a deep and meaningful, nasty at times, rivalry creates. That rivalry flame is sadly dim, only just flickering and it needs attention. Could Jordan Clark be the igniting spark that brings it roaring back to life? If you're looking for something to get you through part of Friday, something to cut the wait until our Purple troops destroy the hoops on Saturday, then join us for a sneaky peak preview, of the young band of purple misfits taking on the aging Gee-long in the tooth rock stars.As always your time is valuable so listen responsibly and know when to stop.

If you want to contact Embers and Michelle email RushhourWA@triplem.com.au Follow us on socials @TripleMPerth Please rate and review us on Itunes, Spotify or Google Podcasts   01:27 Michael Barlow 11:48 Best Nicknames 18:09 Embers Fat Stack 22:57 Michelle's Top 3 April Fools Jokes 27:27 Lloyd Meek 32:49 Michelle is going to see her Mum 34:58 Embers on the Today Show 39:05 Embers Final Words See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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No Darcy, No Tabs, no Fyfe….. but in the words of the great Alf Stewart, we can still ‘Stone The Flamin Crows'. It's time to Restump preview Podcast round one and pray for a forward showing in the city of churches! A new season brings new purple hopes and aspirations. We need to make good use of our first five rounds at least if we want to see finals, starting at Adelaide Oval Sunday.We look at the lineups, the potential keys to the game. In the absence of Sean Darcy, Can Lloyd “Braun” Meek break even with Windscreens O'Brien?  Is Cyclone Treacy ready to storm the Crows' defenders? Has the Tucker Truck got the food fuel reserves to come in without either of the preseason games under his belt and can Freddy continue generating scoring shots?Without Tabs, Darcy and Fyfe, Rory Lobb just has to be the man that stands up. We need a performance from Lobb that we know he can deliver!  The Chief takes an undeserved swipe at the great Bob Murphy and then brings us home with a pitch to get Angus Brayshaw into the purple. Jojo McDonnell had a bit to do with Liam Henry on his journey to the AFL and now he will see another youngster, Gus Sheldrick, who he had a hand in coaching, make his debut for the Swannies. So we wish Gus all the very best.Round one against the Crows on Sunday funday… we can't wait! Meanwhile to pass the time quicker, click play and join the hype!

The demoralisation of the West Coast Eagles became too heavy a burden for them to carry on Friday as they invoked the mercy rule. Time to Restump Podcast the Docker's destructive display. Was Friday a taste of things to follow? Yes it was a practice match, yes the Coasters suffered injuries, but pace, the sharp skills, the connection, the cohesiveness of Fremantle was just a pleasure to watch.The improvement across the board coincided with Freo's injection of speed, particularly through the likes of Jordan Clark. And there lies the irony… who would have ever thought an injection of speed would find the eagles out!The great Lloyd “Braun” Meek looked hungry for some roasted bird. He did a power of work taking around 80% of the centre ruck contests and he cooked Nic Nat around the ground. He is up for the fight for a starting spot.Welcome back Heath and Hayden. How exciting an attacking backline have we got with these two superb defenders. Throw in a Jordan Clarke and a Luke Ryan just to name a few and the opponents have a number of headaches. Brayshaw and Serong did Brayshaw and Serong things, Mitch Crowden ensured his name is in the conversation and its difficult not to be happy with Will Brodie's first look. Meanwhile a very slick winger in Liam Henry is in the process of being built. The forwards worked like a well-oiled machine and God help Freddy's future opponents! A bag of five was reward for his hard running and positioning. Schultz rarely misses out and Colyer picked up from where he left off from last year.The Chief finally puts up the white flag and admits defeat on O'Driscoll but he left a parting jibe. Fyfe has gone the clean skin again which is apparently big news and then we bring it home with an important culture improving episode of the Neighbourhood Watch.All in all Friday was an early season treat, a joy to watch and a pleasure you talk about. Whether it is to listen to…. that remains to be seen. But we all need some purple passion in our pilgrimage to the port next week.

Well Fremantle news hit fever pitch last week but it has since relatively died down. Is it the calm before the purple trade and draft storm? The Restump Podcast peruses the purple particulars of the week.Well Lachie Neale didn't make it back home to Freo as the prospect was over before it began. Was the abuse he and his wife copped from the media and the public warranted? Of course not, but such is the idiocy of the world's inhabitants. After today's announcement the long-range weather report is showing definitely no Hale! After being offered a position at the Hawks, David Hale departs his role as the Freo forward coach. Adam Cerra remains in WA and that has sparked Jojo McDonnell to speculate on his future and he has come up with a rather questionable plan to secure his signature. It must be said we don't condone illegal activity, but…. its Cez!Four re-signings have occurred. Trav Colyer, Bailey Banfield and Nathan Wilson received one-year contracts while Lloyd Meek picked up two. All four deals, you would imagine, would have moderate salary cap impact at best.We take a squiz at the Brownlow, we think, or rather hope, Andy Brayshaw might top David Mundy for most Freo votes and Jojo McDonnell bring us home with one of his classic Closing Quandaries.Feel free to flick on this forty minutes of Fremantle focused fatuity….. however, it's pretty lacklustre so if we were you, we'd play the waiting game for some better listening content elsewhere! 

Sunday, Bloody Sunday, it wasn't a Beautiful Day and regarding premierships cups, its safe to say We Still Haven't Found What We're Looking For. It's the final Restump Review podcast for 2021, the traumatic season ending loss to the Saints. Rolling out of bed for the 10.15am bounce down was tough enough and then we hear Adam Cerra a late withdrawal. With everything to play for and so much on the line, it wasn't an ideal start to the day.A few minutes in Lloyd Meek fumbled and bumbled what should've been an easy mark and goal before Matty Tabs did likewise. Signs weren't great!The intensity was up but the inaccuracy was back. 1 goal 4 at the first break, we went in 10 points down when we should have been three goals up. We were playing catchup from the start and we all know that rarely ends well.It went from bad to worse on multiple fronts. Switkowski did a hip, Darcy did a hip and when Brayshaw took a big hit but thankfully recovered, the injury report half way through the game was literally Hip, Hip, Hooray! The scoreboard deteriorated as did our faint hopes of finals. This team of kids were no match for the seasoned Saints. Old Man Mundy turned up again, Brayshaw's toughness and work ethic is mind-blowing, Caleb Serong is worth his weight in bitcoin and Hayden Young…. help me Bob…. this kid is heading for greatness. The forward line remains dysfunctional. Centre clearances were 16 / 7 our way. Inside 50s were even. Yet we went at 34% disposal efficiency Inside 50 while the Saints went at 46%. There needs to be relentless drill work in the off season.We ended the day on 6 goals 13, with two goals late in the game. We fell to 11th and returned to Perth with our bruised and battered egos.So, the season comes to an end once again without us seeing September action. However, when you look at the Brayshaws, Darcys, Serongs, Youngs, Henrys and Chapmans…. the strong suit of defenders, a Treacy and maybe finally a Sturt…. We'll see you soon September!The positive about the end of the season is that you're only subjected to the Restump review podcast this one last time for the year. Click play.... you've got the summer for your ears to recover!

We've had numerous chances to secure a spot in the eight in recent weeks with results falling our way and while it is still mathematically possible, sadly it is seemingly sayonara September for the 6th successive season. The Restump Podcast reviews Sunday's clash against the Swans.Sadly, we couldn't get it done for Dave Mundy as the Swans spoiled the great man's milestone match. We can't put all the blame on the Swannies though as we were our own worst enemy constantly butchering opportunities. A lack of cohesion and, at times efforts, didn't help our cause either.Should Fyfey have played? Hindsight says, probably not, but it seems the club rolled the dice on what looked like their final chance. The surgeon is now calling.Sean “Swaggy O” Darcy battled on like a warrior but his knee is now restricting him. Do we rest up the big man and get him right for 2022 and say to Lloyd “Braun” Meek, the last remaining games are yours, make them your own?Andy Brayshaw showed once again why he is a lock for the future captaincy role and while no one knows whether he's staying or going, we got a reminder that its going to really hurt if Cerra chooses the latter.Our forward line, admittedly a compromised one, functioned like a machine in desperate need of oil and we got little to no offensive and defensive input from our forward of centre smalls.Our backs did all they could under difficult circumstances, especially Alex Pearce on a very angry and frustrated and now one week suspended Buddy. No one could contain the magnificent Isaac Heeney though.The negatives were thick and plenty and they'll play their part in the season's end review and subsequent decisions that need to be made. However, there were a couple of very nice positives to dwell on, if only for the sake of us fan's general wellbeing.Sure, he may have played his part in presenting Isaac Heeney with mark of the year, but Hayden Young was a sight for clanger damaged eyes. He showed off glimpses of those super slick skills we've been severely deprived of. And the oxymoronic named Brandon Walker, not yet a top gun but looking like a young gun, showed a level of speed that Lt Maverick said he was in need of. Speed, skills, evasive tactics….. he's far from ready but he's growing in confidence and looks a future jet.Some big decisions will need to be made soon, with Bailey Banfield, Brett Bewley, Adam Cerra, Reece Conca, Mitch Crowden, Taylin Duman, Stefan Giro, Stephen Hill, Lloyd Meek, Lachie Schultz, Leno Thomas, Darcy Tucker, Tobe Watson and Nathan Wilson all being out of contract at season's end.Sunday morning football never feels right but the 10.30am has absolute knobs on it!All that as well as an episode of the Neighbourhood Watch which feels like the Chief put as much effort into as a Bailey Banfield chase!So if too much Freo football talk is never enough and you click play on this pod to ease any potential void, get yourself checked out because you're obviously not well. This 60 minutes should be listened to only as a booster shot. See your ear specialist if listening desires persist.

Lekdog and Foz take a look at the 21 most disappointing #Supercoach selections of 2021 so far. Then the guys take a look at your Round 17 trade-in targets. Time Codes: 02:90 - Patrick Danger scores 184 02:40 - Darcy Parish score 190 02:53 - Sean Darcy scores 193 05:17 - 21 disappointments of ‘21 06:00 - Patrick Cripps ($430,100 | B/E 98) Has lost $93,600 in ‘21 07:45 - Michael Walters ($326,000 | B/E 88) Has lost the most money of any player, $205,100 09:40 - Nat Fyfe ($505,600 | B/E 154) Has his lowest average since 2012 11:45 - Max Gawn ($605,800 | B/E 152) Still the third ranked player in Supercoach 14:45 - Lachie Neale ($575,700 | B/E 84) Averaged has dropped 33 points since 2020 17:00 - Jake Lloyd ($522,800 | B/E 141) Is Jordan Dawson impacting him negatively? 19:15 - Christian Petracca ($542,400 | B/E 101) He hasn't taken the leap we thought he could 22:00 - Rowan Marshall ($437,200 | B/E 88) Injury has cruelled his season 24:33 - Isaac Heeney ($349,900 | B/E 68) 74.9 is his lowest average since his debut season 26:25 - Jordan Ridley ($495,200 | B/E 70) Has dropped off since Round 4 29:15 - Bailey Smith ($394,200 | B/E 30) Has dropped $100,400 with just two scores above 100 31:20 - Caleb Daniel ($472,900 | B/E 109) Is the 29th ranked defender for the year 34:16 - Jordan De Goey ($407,200 | B/E 10) Has dropped down to an average of 72.4 35:55 - Sam Menegola ($448,500 | B/E 145) Only two scores over 100 for the year 38:05 - Patrick Dangerfield ($533,100 | B/E 32) Has missed 9 games in 2021 so far 39:45 - Tyler Brockman ($172,700 | B/E 28) Only averaged 43 across 4 games 41:00 - Tom Phillips ($352,500 | B/E 79) Hasn't excelled at the Hawks, 70.5 average 42:35 - Nik Cox ($268,700 | B/E 81) Has only generated $92,900 for the year 44:05 - Jordan Clark ($263,500 | B/E 29) Didn't live up to the preseason hype 46:00 - Zac WIlliams ($457,200 | B/E 77) Had the role and the price to be a good pick, wasn't 48:30 - Lloyd Meek ($213,000 | B/E 23) Didn't pay off for those who took a ruck risk 50:03 - Rookies 50:11 - Jeremy Sharp ($141,800 | B/E -72 | MID | GCS) Projected to gain $56,100 51:10 - Leo Connolly ($123,900 | B/E 15 | DEF/MID | STK) Projected to gain $6,400 52:00 - Trade targets

In the Barlow Medal Mickey reveals that Xavier is paid less than Embers for the footy call. Embers thinks Xavier needs to earn his stripes comparing himself to Nat Fyfe and Xavier to Lloyd Meek. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.