Podcast appearances and mentions of Paul Roos

James Sicily will be sitting out the next two rounds after weeks of speculation that he has been nursing an injury, why the mixed messages? Would former club CEOs have the clubs' or the AFL's best interests at heart when working for the league? Plus, how much will Melbourne be training their goal kicking after their inability to find the big sticks last round and will it help?

What did injured veteran Callan Ward say to GWS at three-quarter time to inspire such a comeback win against Richmond? Should a CEO apologise for post-match comment by players? Is this the best we've seen of Shai Bolton? And the team discuss how round 12 has shaped a new top eight this week.

Lions' boss, Greg Swann will join the AFL executive team, what can he bring to the role to help iron out some of their persistent problems? Roosy reflects on his weekend, both watching the Swans on field and celebrating 20 years of coaching the premiership side. If injured Callan Ward can't return to the field, where would his skills be best suited? Plus, what would Roosy say to the Dockers going into their bye?

Changes are afoot in AFL house, Laura Kane's role has been sub-divided and a new role created, what does this mid-season audit say about the current situation? Brisbane were able to hold off Essendon at the Gabba. How concerned should we be about the Hollywood Hawks? Can Nat Fyfe still make a meaningful contribution to Fremantle? Plus, the team preview the remaining games of round 12.

The Swans are rolling out the red (and white) carpet this week to mark the 20 year anniversary of their premiership win, Paul Roos reminisces about that day and lets us in on the meaning behind his iconic speech moment.  How quickly will we see some of last night's draftees on the field and will they fit into the AFL environment? And the team preview tonight's clash between Brisbane and Essendon as well as their matches of the round.

Alex Pearce has successfully overturned his three-week suspension, but it has left the AFL world confused, especially when comparing the decision to earlier 2025 tribunal outcomes. The mid-season rookie draftee list will be eagerly awaiting their footy fate ahead of the mid-season draft today, who could we see on the park as early as this weekend? And what advice would Roosy give to Carlton and North Melbourne as they head into the bye?

Fremantle captain Alex Pearce will find out tonight if his three-week suspension will be upheld after his collision with Darcy Bryne-Jones that left him concussed. Geelong will need to clarify third-party player payment concerns to avoid speculation. What benefit does Collingwood see rotating their captaincy while Darcy Moore is out? And how can players most benefit from the bye?

Damien Hardwick has hit back at Ross Lyon's calling Gold Coast the AFL's 'nepo baby' so is the academy system fair for all AFL teams? Roosy says Carlton should focus on their defence and says all teams are just 'dumping' it into the square which is becoming problematic. Does the AFL need a mid-season trade? And the team unpack the key results of round 11.

Scores were level in the final quarter but Geelong we able to keep the Dogs at bay in an exciting Thursday night clash. Who needs the win more between Brisbane and Hawthorn? Is Max Gawn still the best ruckman in the league? And the team preview the remainder of Sir Doug Nicholls Round including the Dreamtime game at the 'G.

How the Bulldogs treat former teammate Bailey Smith will speak volumes about his personality and what it takes for him to perform at his best (or worst). Who out of Carlton and GWS can snap their form slump to get their season back on track? And Richmond will be heading into their second five day turn around this season, what impact does this have on a team?

After 197 games for the Eagles, Jeremy McGovern's playing future is set to be determined by a concussion panel. With Bailey Smith set to face the Bulldogs tomorrow, Roosy explains what it's like to come up against your old club for the first time. How important is it for teams to study a winning blueprint against in-form clubs? And what more can the AFL do to offer opportunities to indigenous players?

There has been a lot of catch ups around town lately, Nathan Buckley with the Tasmania Devils, the AFL with senior coaches and Port Adelaide's coaches in crisis, or is just business as usual? What can coaches gain from time away from the game? And after a weekend that saw injuries aplenty, should teams just be allowed five on the bench?

After a beyond tragic weekend for the football world with the death of Adam Selwood, Roosy applauds McRae's handing of the news and his decision to protect the Collingwood team pre-match. How much does the Eagles' first win of the season mean to coach Andrew McQualter? Who were the biggest failures of round 10? And would the AFL benefit from an Indigenous advisory committee?

Tough. Innovative. Pragmatic with a soft side. Those are some of the words an emotional Paul Roos used to describe Australian Rules titan Robert Walls after the passing of the 74-year-old. Walls won four premierships as a player and coach with Carlton and his influence spread well beyond the navy blues. Roos reflects on Walls' legacy and recollects his farewell to the man who coached him at Fitzroy. Featured: Paul Roos, AFL premiership coach.Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

The AFL have issued a third statement addressing the umpiring saga that has arisen from the incident that saw Lachie Schultz concussed and play continue on-field. Paul Roos believes that someone hasn't done their job and it's embarrassed the AFL. Plus which milestone player does Roosy wish he could have coached?

Hall of Famer Robert Walls has passed away after a two year battle with cancer, aged 74. Walls played 259 games across his career including three premierships before going on to coach, leading Carlton to the 1987 flag. He also led Fitzroy where he was the first coach of our very own Paul Roos. Roosy reflects on his former coach and friend with Patrick Stack from ABC Sport Daily. 

Sir Doug Nicholls Round begins this weekend and Roosy and Poppy discuss how the AFL could go about getting more indigenous players into the competition, could a Northern Territory team be the answer? The rumours about Luke Jackson wanting to leave Fremantle and head back to the Demons have started up again, what impact does that have on a team whose season is in the balance? Roosy weighs in on whether an NBA style draft lottery could work in the AFL. 

Luke McDonald has avoided suspension for his incident with Jarrod Berry that left the Lion concussed, Paul Roos hopes this sends a message to the AFL. How should fans interpret the Gold Coast's Darwin form? After North Melbourne and the Lions drew on the weekend, Roosy has a novel ideal to find a winner. 

Round 9 was the closest in the AFL era with nail biting finishes almost everywhere, including the first draw of the season. The Giants pulled off another win in Geelong thanks to an impressive seven-goal haul from Jesse Hogan, Paul Roos breaks down his recent success. In Adelaide the Showdown made a strong case for why it deserves a standalone fixture, but Roosy disagrees with Connor Rozee being awarded the Showdown Medal. Speaking of rivalries, who was Roosy's fiercest rival from his Fitzroy playing days? 

In this week's BizNews Rugby Show, SuperSport Schools commentator and "rugby encyclopedia" Niels Momberg returns to talk all things rugby with insider Rory Steyn and co-host Patrick Kidd. With Round 17 of the United Rugby Championship kicking off today, the trio dissects the playoff permutations, offers fearless predictions (including a few upsets!), and debates the psychology behind Leinster's recent failures. Momberg goes deep on SA's schoolboy rugby scene, spotlighting prodigies like Paarl Gim's Markus Muller and Grey College's Ethan "Tank" Adams, while also previewing two massive clashes: Paul Roos vs Paarl Gimnasium and Grey College vs Paarl Boys' High. From URC playoff drama to rising stars and flawed scheduling at SA Schools level, this episode is packed with insight, banter, and bold calls you won't want to miss.

Collingwood have left four key players behind for their trip west against the Dockers, can Freo capitalise on this? South Australia will host their Showdown, at 28 wins each and emotions running high who will gain the upper hand? For how many teams is Round 9 a ‘must win'? And who would Roosy and Poppy like to see as captains of WA and Victorian State of Origin teams?

How can the AFL iron out consistency for disciplining players for incidents both on and off the field. Is player behaviour getting worse, why do they need to flip the bird? Do father-son rules need to be adapted to make the competition fairer? And why can't teams just announce their side at the toss?

Is Patrick Dangerfield the player of the generation? Who is Roosy's most underrated player in the competition? The team with the game plan ‘as good as anyone' in the competition at the moment and the coach that would have walked away from the weekend wondering if he can coach.

After being subbed off and given a spray in the second quarter in Round 7, Hugo Garcia excelled and was nominated for the Rising Star in Round 8. Is this a reflection on Ross Lyon's coaching and what kind of mark coaches can leave on player? Roosy attributes the Swans' 2005 Premiership win to one of his former coaches. If Fremantle have enough talent in their team, why aren't they winning? And ruckman Max Gawn had 35 disposals on the weekend, Roosy reflects on his longevity and what it was like to coach him.

In a week where Kane Cornes' feud with North Melbourne dominated the off-field agenda, it was the Kangaroos players who fell short on-field. We unpack Cornes' influence and what we've learned about the industry. Essendon's win came at a huge injury cost. NSW and Queensland derbies are incoming, who can cause an upset? Plus the team preview the remaining games of Round 8.

Is the Kangaroos' media ban on Kane Cornes a reasonable step? Roosy weighs in on that, along with the 'genuine' bad blood in Sydney and Ross Lyon's frustration with the VFL Tribunal which was labelled a 'broken system'. Plus, he's also ready to crown the Suns a Finals contender.

West Coast have tabled two massive offers for star-midfielder Harley Reid to stay at the club, Paul Roos isn't convinced he's worth it. Will Day won't be heading to Adelaide, instead he's off to hospital to have surgery on his foot that will keep him out for a big chunk of the season. Izak Rankine needs to prove his fitness ahead of Adelaide's home game against Geelong. And does the media give the state-based leagues an unnecessarily bad wrap? 

Paul Roos explains why the Gold Coast versus Adelaide game was so explosive, as well as which type of incorrect umpiring decisions are coach-killers. Where does Carlton fail in its inability to back up its first halves? Do Melbourne players look like they want to still be at the club? And the team wrap up all the round four action.

It doesn't get much bigger than Collingwood v Carlton at the MCG, will Carlton get redemption for last year's loss and their first win of the season?  Collingwood have backed in maturity, fielding the oldest team in the AFL, while 20-year-old Will White is set to debut for the Blues. Does the AFL need another General Manager? Because they're getting one and Paul Roos recounts his biggest rivals both as a coach and a player.

In another week of confusing AFL rule book interpretations, the tribunal have upheld Rhyan Mansell's three-week suspension. Should West Coast's co-captain Oscar Allen be meeting with another team's coach? Paul Roos thinks Tasmania needs to get a wriggle on with their stadium if it's a condition of their team licence and can the State of Origin's glory days be reproduced?

Adelaide will need to find a replacement for injured forward Josh Rachele, is it as simple as next man up? How can Carlton adjust their game plan to resolve their ‘deplorable' second halves? The challenge of changing game plans with the weather and Paul Roos pays tribute to Andrew Krakouer.

Paul Roos is disappointed that the Eagles didn't try to shut down Caleb Serong in their 38 point loss to Fremantle. Which of the three teams without a win should be most concerned for their season?  Is Carlton sending ‘alarm bells' to their fans by allowing their incoming CEO to sit in the coaching box? And is Rhyan Mansell's three-week suspension fair?

With constant rule changes and pressure from clubs and fans, how difficult is it to be an AFL umpire? Paul Roos says the push in the backs are at 'epidemic levels' as well as a crack down on the 15m kick, insufficient intent and protected area rules has lead the umpires to potential 'whistle fatigue'. Also, the Lions have a new den in Brisbane, Roos reminisces about his time at the GABBA.

Unlike Carlton, Paul Roos would never release his post-team address and feels 'that's betraying the players'. Is it helpful for Simon Goodwin to reveal there may have been personal reasons affecting Max Gawn's on-field performance? Andrew McQualter defends Harley Reid's gesture as 'theatre' and how difficult is it to just have 18 players on the field? Roosy recalls one particular Sydney match in 2008.

Having played under Brad Scott for two seasons, Dyson Heppell weighs in on whether Bombers fans should feel confident he's the man to take them back to finals footy. He hits back at Paul Roos' notion that players aren't working hard enough in the off season, and prepares himself for his first season in almost a decade watching from the sidelines. 

AFL is back with a full complement of teams playing this weekend. Lauren Bordin and Paul Roos discuss the games they are most looking forward to, Adem Yze's relief of Tom Lynch's return, Carlton fans' expectations of Thursday night's match, and how will Richmond supporters feel seeing so many ex-players wearing different jumpers?

Kaz and Tubes hear from AFL legend, Paul Roos, ahead of the Tasmania University Football Club (TUFC) Business Leaders Breakfast this Friday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Victoria, Tasmania, and the Northern Territory will no longer have access to free-to-air football on Saturdays this year due to the new broadcasting deal inked between the AFL and Foxtel. Meanwhile on field, can Brisbane get even better in season 2025? How will Luke Beveridge handle the on and off-field dramas with the end of his contract looming and Roosy explains how John Longmire will be feeling watching his first match from the stands in a very long time. 

Join Corbin Middlemas, Ben Cameron and Paul Roos as they return for the 2025 AFL season. Are clubs facing more injury woes this preseason? Will Sydney's coaching change prove successful and which teams can we expect to see in the top eight come September.

With Opening Round about to kick off on Thursday (cyclone depending) Poppy Penny and Paul Roos analyse the bottom six teams from 2024. Will going all in on the draft pay off for Richmond? Have Melbourne healed enough to capitalise on their talented midfield and could the Gold Coast Suns finally break their September duck?

Lehmo and Sam Lane keep you across all the weekend's sport, including looking at the AFL season ahead with ABC AFL Daily co-host and Sydney premiership coach Paul Roos.

After receiving great feedback on our LinkedIn posts this year, Dexter has decided to record a weekly rant sharing his thoughts and insights on leadership, careers and Fintech.In this very first episode, Dexter discusses the impact of AI on the job market, AI is indeed replacing jobs rather than just augmenting them. He highlights the shift in focus from hiring based on technical skills to leadership capabilities, reflecting a broader trend in Fintech. Dexter also provides insights on how professionals should adapt their experience to remain relevant in a rapidly changing industry.TakeawaysAI is replacing jobs, not just augmenting them.Fintech companies are thriving with fewer employees.The focus is shifting from skills to leadership capabilities.Leadership can come from any background or demographic.Every hire should embody leadership qualities.Experience should be framed around problem-solving.The next 20-30 years will differ significantly from the past.Diversity in leadership is essential for success.Adapting resumes to highlight relevant experience is crucial.If you enjoyed this format send us a message.You can check out the episode with Paul Roos on Leadership - https://tieronepeople.com/2025/01/21/paul-roos-building-high-performance-cultures/Send us a textSubscribe Newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/fintech-leaders-7092732051488980992/Connect on Linkedin: https://bit.ly/3DsCJBp

In this special episode of Fintech Chatter, host Dexter Cousins speaks with Paul Roos, an AFL legend and founder of Performance by Design. They explore the parallels between elite sports and startup culture, discussing how founders and leaders can build high-performance teams on a budget! Paul shares insights from his trophy winning coaching career, steering the Sydney Swans to their first title in 72 years! The culture Roosy built at the club is still legendary 20 years later. He's spent the past decade advising startups and executives at some of Australia's largest companies on building high-performing cultures unique challenges faced by Fintech founders.In the interview Dexter and Paul discuss the importance of self-awareness, the role of leadership in shaping culture, and the challenges startups face as they grow. The conversation also touches on the significance of health and wellbeing in leadership, and how small companies can create a positive culture that drives success.TakeawaysThe culture built at the Sydney Swans is a model for startup success.Leadership behaviors directly influence organisational culture.Self-awareness is crucial for effective leadership.Startups must define their culture early to avoid fragmentation.Investing in culture can prevent costly turnover.High-performance teams require clear role definitions.Remote work challenges can be overcome with a team-first mindset.Health and wellbeing are essential for leadership effectiveness.Leaders should model the behaviors they want to see in their teams.Incremental changes can lead to significant improvements in culture.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Guest Background04:38 Transition from Sports to Corporate Culture09:30 Building a High-Performance Culture14:11 Leadership and Self-Awareness in Startups18:44 The Importance of Foundational Culture23:25 Role of Leaders in Shaping Culture27:16 Navigating Growth and Leadership Challenges30:13 The Shift to Remote Work and Team Dynamics33:11 Hiring for Culture and Team Cohesion36:32 The Importance of Defining Company Culture39:07 Mental Health and Personal Wellbeing in Leadership42:02 Looking Ahead: Commitment to Growth in 2025Send us a textSubscribe Newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/fintech-leaders-7092732051488980992/Connect on Linkedin: https://bit.ly/3DsCJBp

22 years at the Swans. 14 seasons as senior coach. 5 grand finals. 1 premiership. John Longmire has stood aside from coach of Sydney having delivered a period of sustained excellence. His departure comes two months after a painful season decider defeat and raised questions about what drove the decision. We ask the man he replaced, Paul Roos to analyse the Longmire era. Featured: Paul Roos, Sydney Swans premiership coach. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Paul Roos needs no introduction for the millions of Australians who follow AFL - a legendary career saw Paul achieve success as both a player and coach. He is an ex AFL player, ex AFL premiership winning coach, and captain, 7 x All-Australian, MVP winner and founder & director at Performance by Design as well as an author and media personality. Paul Roos has achieved it all in the football world, he was inducted into the Swans Hall of Fame in 2011 and elevated to Bloods Champion in 2024. He played 269 games for Fitzroy and 87 for Sydney. He was a two-time All-Australian captain and has been inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame. He is also the author of, ‘Here it Is'. Paul's love for high performance dialogue was instrumental to his coaching career at the Sydney Swans. His revolutionary approach to player feedback and recognition was pivotal in building the much-revered ‘Bloods Culture'. After finishing as a player, Paul went on to become a successful coach at Sydney, guiding the Swans to the 2005 premiership, their first in 72 seasons. Paul is also the founder and director at, ‘Performance by Design'. This is their tag: At Performance by Design we build high performing cultures by helping role model leaders bring team behaviors to life. We engineer performance by connecting and empowering teams. Using a tailored system structured to address unique business pain-points and personalities, cultural transformation is assured. This is Performance by Design. We chat about his playing career and being a professional sportsman, coaching, starting out semi professionally, his passion of leadership, his new ventures, drive & passion, conflicts, attacks from the media and CEO, showing up, meditation and mindfulness, living in Hawaii plus plenty more!   The video footage of this entire chat is now out as well (one day after release)! So check them out on YouTube under Michael Kahan Check Paul out on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paulroos1 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-roos-pbd/ Performance by Design: https://performancebydesign.co/ Prince to King: https://www.dylanrooscoaching.com/prince-to-king ------------------------------------------- Follow @Funny in Failure on Instagram and Facebook https://www.instagram.com/funnyinfailure/ https://www.facebook.com/funnyinfailure/ and @Michael_Kahan on Insta & Twitter to keep up to date with the latest info. https://www.instagram.com/michael_kahan/ https://twitter.com/Michael_Kahan

Paul Roos played 356 AFL games for Fitzroy and Sydney as well as many in the Big V for Victoria across 17 years as a player. And as a coach he delivered the Swans a 72 year drought-breaking premiership in 2005 and was instrumental in the rebuild of Melbourne that ultimately culminated in the 2021 flag. In this episode, Roos details his journey from Fitzroy to the Swans and Ralphy's part in his announcement as saviour of the Demons.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With Sydney suffering another grand final thrashing we ask club legend Paul Roos which levers he'd pull to turn around the humbled club's fortunes. He explains why a change in personnel and tweak of the game plan are needed. Then the premiership winning coach addresses the Lions excellent season and what comes next for the boys from Brisbane. Featured: Paul Roos, AFL premiership winning coach. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Exciting News for AFL Fans! In a special AFL Grand Final edition of Sports Legends with Bevo, we've got none other than 2005 Sydney Swans premiership coach Paul Roos on for a chat! Roosy reflects on breaking that historic 72-year premiership drought with the Bloods, shares his thoughts on the Swans' 2024 season so far, and gives his insight on what the Swans need to do to overcome the Brisbane Lions in the huge AFL Grand Final showdown! Plus, we dive into the iconic Bloods culture and chat about what Roosy's been up to post-footy. You won't want to miss this episode! Thanks so much to Roosy for giving up his time and to the team at PodBooth for putting this great video together (and for being so outstanding and fun to work with. Thanks also to the Southern Slugs Football Club for their amazing support over the past couple of years, check out their Facebook page for exciting upcoming overseas tours in Croatia and Phuket. Finally thanks also to our newest sponsor, Woodville Warriors District Basketball Club for offering to jump on board as a partner. If you are looking for a great junior or senior club to play basketball then head to their Facebook page or website. You won't meet a better bunch of people!

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Today we welcome the legendary Paul Roos. If you're a fan of AFL, you probably know Paul as a legend of the game, both as a player and a coach. He played for Fitzroy and the Sydney Swans, earning countless honors, including a spot in the Australian Football Hall of Fame. After his playing days, he took on the role of coach and led the Sydney Swans to a historic premiership win in 2005. His innovative approach and focus on team dynamics have made a huge impact on the sport. Beyond his impressive football career, Paul is a dedicated advocate for culture, leadership, men's mental health and well-being. He believes strongly in the power of mindfulness and meditation and has incorporated these practices into his life and work. As a father of two sons, he's passionate about raising emotionally intelligent and resilient young men who both soft & strong at the same time. We jump into this deeply in that incredible and open conversation. To be the first to check out the new leadership program you can send me email to Dylan at performance@dylanrooscoaching.com -- To connect with us at Guide Your Light Network, visit Home | Guide Your Light Network | Podcasts With Purpose or email info@guideyourlightnetwork.com *‌*CLICK HERE TO BOOK A FREE DISCOVERY CALL ** LAUNCH YOUR PURPOSEFUL PODCAST -- Join our Instagram communities here: Instagram (@maritza_barone ) Instagram (@thingsyoucantunhear )See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.