Podcast appearances and mentions of Matthew Kreuzer

Nathan Brown is in the host's chair, but he wasn't invited to Footscray's 100 year celebrations. Jay Z is settling nicely into his role as the Chief, and K-Mac reflects on her wedding. Carlton ruck coach Matthew Kreuzer joins the show, before Jay Z whips through the team news, and Hawthorn's James Worpel dishes a little bit of dirt on Isaac. There's a big discussion over the Free Agent status of Sam Draper and Oscar Allen, and Kathy's Questions has the team thinking on who is already no chance of winning a flag.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two No.1 draft picks unite in the Carlton Media studio.  Former teammates Marc Murphy and Matthew Kreuzer discuss their time together at the Club, Kreuz's coaching role and his long-life love for milk. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's show, we were joined by Matthew Kreuzer, Ella Hayward, Shane Crawford, Hannah Gravenall, Emma Kearney, Miles Pfitzner and Demarai Gray, calls, and more.

Matt came on to discuss the Ride For Respect, what he is getting up to post-career, the year the Blues had, Tom De Koning, the new Melbourne ruck duo, and more.

Ben McEvoy is an AFL player for the Hawthorn Football Club, and with the AFL season for 2020 just finishing, he has currently played 222 AFL games, is a 2x premiership player and a member of the Hawthorn leadership group, plus at 31 years of age, he is playing some of the best football of his career as he looks ahead to 2021.He was originally drafted to the St Kilda Football Club with pick 9 of the 2007 draft, the same year Matthew Kreuzer was taken at number 1. At just 18 years of age, he made his debut for the Saints in his first year, Rd 13 of 2008 against Fremantle and an opposition ruckman by the name of Aaron Sandilands who just happens to be the tallest player to ever play Aussie Rules standing at 211cm tall.He played 91 games at St Kilda before unexpectedly being traded to Hawthorn ahead of the 2014 season, however it turned out to be a blessing for him as Hawthorn would win the premiership in 2014 and 2015 in his first two seasons at the club, making him a 2x premiership player in the process.While Ben has same great accolades attached to his name now, it hasn’t all been smooth sailing or an easy journey for him as he discusses throughout the episode. He has had to deal with some pretty extradorinaiy situations as an AFL player, patricianly during grand final week. In 2010 when at St Kilda and after playing majority of that season, including then preliminary final, he was dropped for the grand final the following week which was of course a draw, and recalled to play in the grand final replay the following week.In 2014 when at Hawthorn, he didn’t play in the preliminary final, but was called into the side for the grand final and tells a great story about that situation including a call from Chris Fagan and a discussion with Alistair Clarkson as he was on his way to play in the VFL grand final.Throughout the episode, Ben is honest and open as we discuss his initial move from the country to the city to start his career, his nativity as he puts it, his training habits and mindset and how that has evolved over his career, how he attacks the off season and pre season, the grand final years, some turning points an light bulb moments, the traits of some of his great coaches and why his family and farming are pivotal to giving him balance and perspective on his AFL career.Please enjoy this genuine and thorough conversation with Ben McEvoy.

Dwayne discusses the retirements of Bryce Gibbs and Matthew Kreuzer, and reflects on the great players of the 2006 and 2007 AFL Drafts.

Tune in as we discuss which team will come secure that ever so desired 8th spot on the AFL ladder, Matthew Kreuzer and Bryce Gibbs retirements and much much more. Please be sure to leave a review and share with a mate as all of your support helps a lot and is greatly appreciated!

Josh Lloyd and Kane Pitman look at news around the league including North Melbouyrne's pursuit of another big name, Matthew Kreuzer's retirement, pick their Rising Star winner, then look back at Brisbane beating Gold Coast, with some injury concerns, and preview St.Kilda and West Coast. Submit your mailbag questions on Twitter @LockedOnAFL or email LockedOnAFL@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

"Hanging Up The Boots" says Carlton's Matthew Kreuzer is retiring. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Victoria's top cop accusing Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton of lying about curfew, PM's emotional plea, Donald Trump, Joe Hildebrand, Matthew Kreuzer and Bryce Gibbs See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

SEN's Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joins Gerard to announce that Matthew Kreuzer has played his last game at the Carlton Football Club.

My preview of Matthew Kreuzer and the upcoming 2020 season

My preview of Matthew Kreuzer and the upcoming 2020 season

After another injury interrupted season, we are hoping that Kreuze can have a clean run of health. Unfortunately it was announced today that he would be undergoing a knee procedure that will keep him out of action for approximately 4 weeks, in what is yet another setback. It's hard to put expectations on the big man. We know how important he is to our club as a player and person. For me it's just about getting him healthy and as close to 100% as possible. What do you think?

Roy, Calvin and Warnie are back in the studio for the first weekly episode of the podcast and have a range of issues to discuss. From a list of pre-season injuries and those training the house down to their first picks and strategy talk, the boys continue their study for the new season. http://afl.com.au/fantasy

After another injury interrupted season, we are hoping that Kreuze can have a clean run of health. Unfortunately it was announced today that he would be undergoing a knee procedure that will keep him out of action for approximately 4 weeks, in what is yet another setback. It's hard to put expectations on the big man. We know how important he is to our club as a player and person. For me it's just about getting him healthy and as close to 100% as possible. What do you think?

Carlton ruckman Matthew Kreuzer fronts the media ahead of open training at Ikon Park.

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

Riley Beveridge and Sarah Olle take over the FOX FOOTY Podcast this week, with plenty of debate over what sanction - if any - Patrick Dangerfield will be receiving following a tough tackle on Matthew Kreuzer, with Cats expert Ben Waterworth fearing he might be gone...and just how awkward would it be if he polls the most votes, is ineligible, and has to reward the 2017 winner on the night?

Fantasy footy can be a guessing game. You can use the past to help you make decisions on what will happen in the future, but we don't always have a crystal ball to predict what will happen this week or a few weeks down the track. That hasn't stopped Roy putting together his best 22 for the last few rounds. The coach of destROY has looked at the top players per position and has made a call on who have been the best of late and who is likely to keep it going for the remaining five rounds. In defence, Sam Docherty and Taylor Adams quite easily sit in at one and two, but new DEF/MID Connor Blakely also gets a gig with his excellent late season form. Kade Simpson and Rory Laird have been consistent throughout the season with Michael Hibberd showing some great form to round out the back six. The midfield picks itself. Tom Mitchell, Patrick Dangerfield and Zach Merrett are the big three that are must-haves. Josh Kelly has enjoyed a stellar season and we can purchase him in Fantasy for much less than he may be offered in a couple of months when it comes to the trade period. Dustin Martin, Bryce Gibbs and Marc Murphy have rarely put a foot wrong. Brad Ebert, who is often seen as a first half of a season specialist, is among a group of players you could throw a blanket over the be among the best for the next month. The best ruckman, and bargain buy at the start of the season, Matthew Kreuzer is a safe option in the ruck line while Brodie Grundy, sans Mason Cox in the side, slots in at number two. Up forward, despite a lowly showing last week, Roy ranks Steele Sidebottom rank at the top with Jack Macrae, Isaac Heeney and Lance Franklin the go-to guys. He also suggests Elliot Yeo and Travis Boak are safe picks. The Traders discuss Roy's best 22 on this week's episode of the Official AFL Fantasy Podcast and name up some other players in the mix. Also in this week's podcast: - All of the action from round 18 - Fantasy news including injuries, suspensions, "Magoos news" and more - A look at Cal's Scale of Hardness for the last five rounds - Last hurrah trades before finals start - Your burning questions answered

Matthew Kreuzer speaks to 3AW after his memorable 150th AFL match.

This week, Tony Moclair and Tony De Bolfo preview the match against GWS and pay tribute to milestone man Matthew Kreuzer.

Big Kreuz joined Triple M's Rush Hour in the studio to chat about Carlton's year and his passion for motosport.

We discuss all the biggest news in the lead up to the finals, including Buddy Franklin's illness and the possible landing places of Harley Bennell, Jake Carlisle, Adam Treloar and Matthew Kreuzer. Plus, we go in-depth to preview every final and Drew gives us early warning that 'Frank the Tank' may be back.

Chrisso and McGuane present RSN Breakfast. Includes Barry Hall in the Studio, David Hayes, Matthew Kreuzer.