Podcasts about match review panel

Join Damian Barrett, Nat Edwards, Sarah Olle and Josh Gabelich for the 2024 Year in Review on AFL Daily.  Catch up on part two from the off-field stories that made headlines from 2024. Dan Houston the biggest name to move during the trade period, long-term contracts are all the rage, the retirements by legends of the game and overhauling the Match Review Panel.  Subscribe to AFL Daily wherever you get your podcasts to never miss an episode.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ben Keays starred for the Crows in their win over the Bombers with five goals, but faces a nervous wait for the Match Review Panel's verdict after his tackle on Essendon's Jye Caldwell, which left him concussed and subbed out of the game. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Christian (born 21 August 1964) is a former Australian rules footballer and media personality from Busselton, Western Australia who played for East Perth in the West Australian Football League (WAFL) and Collingwood in the Victorian Football League/Australian Football League (VFL/AFL). Christian played 82 games for East Perth in the WAFL from 1981 to 1986 and then crossed to Collingwood to play out his football career. He played at centre half- back for the majority of his career but was also used sparingly as a forward. Christian was a member of Collingwood's 1990 premiership side and represented the West Australian team on three occasions. After retiring, Christian became a football commentator and has commentated on radio for Triple M, Geelong station K-Rock (3GL) and 3AW, as well as for Network Ten. He hosted the breakfast program, Prime Time Sports Interactive, on Sport 927 with Angela Pippos and The Fifth Quarter, a post-match show following Saturday night AFL games, between 2004 and 2007 with Andrew Maher and from 2008 to 2011, with rotating expert commentators Michael Voss, Malcolm Blight or Luke Darcy.  Christian also commentated on weightlifting events at the 2010 Commonwealth Games. He compered The Final Siren, a Sunday night football review show, in 2011. Under reformed procedures introduced by the AFL, Christian was appointed Match Review Officer, the AFL's sole adjudicator for the Match Review Panel, in 2017.

Join Johnny with Jack Martin from the Big Cat Chat for a pre-view of the world club challenge. We cover a lot of topics, including the topic of tackle height clampdown over on these shores, lack of it for this match. and the infamous Match Review Panel. Who will we think will win? and some betting tips maybe...

What a week to be a footy show! We have a brand new shiny set and this round of football is set to be a thriller! We kick off with Are You Sure with the boys giving their views on Buddy's future. Browny's absolutely simple, and easy to understand new segment Bacon or Egg makes a return and then backs it up with some feedback for the Match Review Panel in 'In My Opinion'. What does Piers Morgan, Carlton Football Club and local bakeries all have in common? They all cop a spray in Pull Your Head In.

The boys dissected the clinical win by 74 points against West Coast in Perth. They praised an even contribution across all lines, took aim at the Match Review Panel and analysed the tactics across the top teams in the AFL.

Joining me for this Match Review Panel were Duncan the Leeds fan + Truth Talking Maverick the Saints fan. We discuss the Saints v Leeds game, Sky's coverage of RL, our players of the season + much more. Enjoy!

Cameron joined me for this episode of the Match Review Panel. We spoke about the loss to Wakefield, the importance of having a good forward pack, the release/retain list and a few more bits. Enjoy!

The boys are back together after a week away from each other.Plenty to talk about after Round 9 of the NRL, nominations for Monday A-Grades and the boys guessed the lines for Magic Round.Guests: Zac Bailey from NRL.com, Stan Sport commentator Andrew Swain, Match Review Panel member Luke Patten and Scott Sattler and Gary Belcher from Sportsday.

Join Craig Hutchison and Damian Barrett for S6 Ep 8 – Amateur Media Garbologists Taking Out the TrashThe Sounding Board is all thanks to Drinkwise .If you're choosing to have a drink, choose to DrinkWise.0.00 Hutchy has dropped to Number 19 on Ash Browne's list of AFL Movers and Shakers. Footy is back and things are back to normal as if COVID had never happened. Anger at the footy rules a great example.3.40 – News Corp and Facebook have reached a deal. The press release was a cracker.7.00 – Discussion of Patrick Dangerfield putting his case to the media prior to fronting the Match Review Panel. Does his position as the AFLPA president give him an invisible shield?10.00 – Discussion of Scott Morrison's press conference and the use of the term ‘glass houses' after a question from Andrew Clennell at Sky News. News Corp refute the PM's assertion there is an active inquiry into an alleged sexual assault at the media company.24.40 – The NFL and their tens of millions of dollar sign on fees and comparison to the AFL situation.29.00 – Taking Out the Trash. Crows announce they'd parted ways with Tyson Stengle just as the AFL announce the concussion sub rule coming in on the eve of the season opener. Thanks to all of the Sounding Board's Amateur Media Garbologists who were quick to pick up this TOTT.31.00 – John Burns former 3AW host does exclusive interview with News Corp to bag out former employer (and News Corp competitor) Nine Radio. Even Married at First Sight cops it despite incredible ratings. Kane Cornes must be up there on the Verity Scores too.34.00 – Is it ok to have a beer before you go to work at the footy? Jon Ralph doesn't think so.36.45 – SEN rolls out world first technology of providing real time, no delay commentary at live sport events with SEN Stadium. If you're heading to Marvel Stadium give it a go.39.00 – Question of the Week for Drinkwise from Mick Cowcher via Facebook“What are your thoughts on the excessive obscenities throughout, particularly from coaches and in game action? Does this jeopardise or sideline the ability to target the younger generation of listeners? US sports documentaries seem more catered to a wider audience. Is Amazon still finding their way in this respect? Or is a cultural change in acceptable language required in Australian sport. I am an Eagles fan, and watching the series changed my perception of Adam Simpson negatively. Additionally as a Gen Y viewer I found the treatment of players, particularly Coniglio, from coaches only eroded their confidence. Are coaches out of touch with the current day player? Anyone who has played before is familiar with a spray although it is a workplace, and this behaviour wouldn't be tolerated in other fields of employment Great to hear your thoughts. I really value your insights.”To ask Hutchy and Damo a question - head to Facebook or Twitter or email thesoundingboard@sen.com.au.The Sounding Board is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Sports Entertainment Network.

LISTEN ABOVE AS ANDREW VOSS SPEAKS TO RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTGeorge Burgess' rudimentary search for Dallin Watene-Zelezniak's optic nerve will undergo more scrutiny.The England prop has been summoned to appear at a disciplinary hearing over an alleged eye-gouging incident during the second test against the Kiwis in Liverpool.The match was held up while the Kiwis captain had treatment after coming into contact with him on the ground.It went unpunished by referee Gerard Sutton at the time.The Rugby Football League announced that Burgess had been referred to a disciplinary hearing."The Match Review Panel appointed by the Rugby Football League for the series determined that the incident merits a Grade D charge of behaviour contrary to the true spirit of the game," it said in a statement.A grade D offence carries a suspension of three to five matches, which puts Burgess' place in the team for Sunday's third test against the Kiwis at Elland Road in doubt.Any further bans will be carried over into the 2019 NRL season.Watene-Zelezniak confirmed the fingers of Burgess plunged into his eye but brushed it off in his post-match interviews."I felt a finger go in my eye," Watene-Zelezniak said. "That's football. Lucky the doctor was there to give me something. It was a bit blurry after that. Whatever he gave me it helped a lot."That's international football. I'm a tough boy, I'm an adult, I'm a man so I can take those kinds of things but what I can't take is a loss."Watene-Zelezniak was unsure if Burgess' act was intentional."I have no idea I'd have to watch the video back. He's a big boy and he's got some big fingers too. I think his whole hand would probably cover my whole face."I'm sure he didn't do it on purpose him and his brothers are good guys and they've done really good things for the game. I don't think that's in their kit bag but it is what it is you just have to deal with it."I'm pretty sweet now. The doctor gave me some kind of eye drops. I'm sure it was accidental. It didn't really mess with the game much but that's football." 

Titus and Sergio discuss the weekend's Preliminary finals, Cotchin being cleared by the Match Review Panel and spend an alarming amount of time discussing almond milk. Become a supporter of Titus and Sergio's Variety Hour here: https://titusoreily.com/support-titus

Two teams were knocked out of the Fantasy finals race on the weekend, two now have the week off and wait to see who they take on from this weekend's do-or-die semi-finals. Almost every week coaches are faced with new challenges. Joel Selwood has been a highly sought after player in the last few weeks since dipping below $500,000. 64 per cent of the top 250 coaches own Geelong's skipper and will be faced with a forced trade this week. Unfortunately for Selwood owners, his price is $466,000 and it may require some creative thinking to get the most out of the move. Enter the Match Review Panel. Brodie Grundy can accept two weeks for his tackle on Ben Brown, while Zach Merrett and Mitch Duncan can take a week with a guilty plea. Draft owners of Tom Hawkins could be without him for two weeks if he accepts his penalty. Add to that a few injuries and the carnage that is bound to find us when teams are released on Thursday night, you will have to earn your win if you are to get through this week. The Traders help you with your semi-final match up this week and also give out their advice for those hunting a high ranking or sitting back waiting for their preliminary final.

Fantasy coaches are reeling from the news that Patrick Dangerfield has been offered a one-week suspension from the Match Review Panel. The second most selected player in Fantasy Classic was cited for his rough conduct on Matthew Kreuzer on Saturday night. If he accepts the one-match ban with an early plea, down from two weeks, 56 per cent of coaches will be making a big call this week on what to do with the Brownlow Medallist. The Fantasy finals work in the same way that the AFL ones do. The top four have a double chance this week, while fifth to eighth face elimination. Strategy for this round can be different from team to team. Curveballs like the Dangerfield suspension, injuries to key players and decisions on who to field or bench will play a key role in shaping the way in each league plays out. Not only for Classic, but for Draft leagues. Picking the right free agents in a time of need can go a long way to deciding upcoming head-to-head battles this weekend. Join Roy, Calvin and Warnie as they help you get the edge over your opponent whether you're aiming for a week off or trying to avoid elimination... or even battling it out in the plate final like Roy is! Also in this week's podcast: - All of the action from round 19 - Fantasy news including injuries, suspensions, "Magoos news" and more - Which teams have the easiest/hardest run home - Roy's rolling best 22 and the best players from the Fantasy finals last season - Your burning questions answered

Crows Head of Football David Noble says Adelaide considered all its options after Rory Sloane was cited by the Match Review Panel

After the hype surrounding the milestone episode last week, both Ricky and James struggle to motivate themselves for this week. Once they hit their stride, transfer situations and how they affect clubs in the EPL are discussed, as well as the potential to reformat the Match Review Panel in the AFL.