Podcasts about Western Bulldogs

Lekdog and Damo are back with part 2 of their search for the rookies. Diving into the depth charts the boys have found a few players to chuck on your watchlist ahead of a huge preseason for 2023. Follow Us on Twitter – @lekdog @DamoSC SUBSCRIBE HERE SPONSORED BY MANSCAPED. USE CODE ‘JOCK' AT CHECKOUT FOR 20% OFF + FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING Time Codes: 01:00 - Draft days too long? 02:20 - News (Mcasey/McKenna) 05:00 - MANSCAPED ad read 06:30 - Hawthorn 09:30 - Melbourne 13:20 - North Melbourne 17:20 - Port Adelaide 19:40 - Richmond 22:10 - St Kilda 26:30 - Sydney 29:05 - West Coast 32:15 - Western Bulldogs

Damian Barrett and Josh Gabelich bring you all the latest footy news on AFL Daily The class of out-of contract coaches in 2023 (0:00); The job at the Bulldogs is still Luke Beveridge's if he wants it (2:00); Ken Hinkley meets the pressure head on (5:33); Chris Fagan's successful stint at Brisbane (8:23); John Longmire's "phenomenal job" (10:49); Adam Kingsley has a huge task ahead of him (13:07) Subscribe to AFL Daily and never miss an episode. Rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Larsen, Men's Basketball Head Coach,  Montana Western Bulldogs. Coach Larsen talks about how he came to be a basketball coach, and his time at Dakota State. We also discuss the culture of Montana Western Basketball and playing in the tough Frontier Conference. Coach details the 2022/23 Bulldog Men's Basketball team Recorded November 01 2022  Music: Hard  Sell Hotel by  Shane Ivers -  https://www.silvermansound.com  Episode:  Season 4 Episode  18

This was a really compelling interview into being true to yourself at all cost. In a world where we are often seeking validation and success, Tom sets an example of removing the noise and listening to your core needs. Tom Boyd lived the dream of many young Australians. As the 2013 AFL number 1 draft pick, he was marked as a future superstar in his sport. Fame and money were guaranteed, all the more so when he returned home to Melbourne to join the Western Bulldogs on a record-breaking $7 million contract.But success as a footballer came at a cost Tom wasn't prepared to pay. The intense scrutiny from media and the public added to the enormous expectations he placed upon himself, creating a toxic cycle of insomnia, anxiety and depression. Even being part of the Bulldogs' famous drought-breaking Premiership win in 2016, when Tom arguably played the greatest game of his career, could not fundamentally change the chronic mental health issues he was experiencing.Tom decided to make one of the bravest calls of his life and walk away from the team he loved, from his hugely lucrative contract, from celebrity and adulation. He did it because he knew he was much more than the sum of these things, and that mental wellbeing was the one essential he could not ignore.Tom is now a public speaker and mental health advocate and recently released his first book, Nowhere to Hide. You can learn more about Tom (and find his book) here:instagram.com/tomboyd17https://www.booktopia.com.au/nowhere-to-hide-tom-boyd/book/9781761065491.htmlhttps://www.millennialtranslator.com.au/...Thanks for listening! We would love your support so we can keep growing this show! Please sign up to nickbracks.com to receive a free chapter of my book. We would love you to subscribe, review, share and comment on the podcast to help us make a difference!The Move Your Mind book & Audiobook is now Available in stories Australia wide and online globally! You can find free chapters & order here: Move Your Mind Book or on my site: nickbracks.comYou can also sign up to our new Move Your Mind community group here: moveyourmind.me or here: Move Your Mind Community We have also relaunched underBRACKS with $1 from every pair going towards mental health. You can find them here: www.underbracks.comYou can find all of the other links here: https://linktr.ee/moveyourmind Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Player Agent for Rory Lobb, Colin Young, spoke to Scott Cummings & Tim Gossage following Lobb's last-minute trade from Fremantle to the Western Bulldogs.

Damian Barrett and Josh Gabelich bring you all the latest footy news on AFL Daily A “manic” finish to the trade period (0:15); Have the Hawks shed too much experience? (4:01); The Rory Lobb deal (8:55); Some of the winners of the trade period (11:00) Subscribe to AFL Daily and never miss an episode. Rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Retired Geelong and Western Bulldogs midfielder Luke Dahlhaus joined Sam Edmund and Brendon Goddard on Trade Afternoons.

Collingwood is in the top 4 but seems to lack the 'killer instinct'. We compare them to the Kangaroos who are knocking on the door of the top 4. The Western Bulldogs have fallen in a hole of late while Sarah, Gemma and Lucy try to decipher where the best position on the ground is for Chelsea Randall. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam Edmund chats with former Hawthorn, Western Bulldogs and North Melbourne forward Jade Rawlings. The former Tasmanian post retirement has been an assistant coach at 4 AFL clubs, coached 2 VFL clubs and just last month he led Norwood to a 1 point win in the SANFL Grand Final

New Western Bulldogs Assistant coach Brendon Lade joined Sarah and Josh to discuss his move to the Doggies.

Geelong Cats Captain Meghan McDonald and Star Midfielder Becky Webster are joined by Cats Defender Claudia Gunjaca to discuss her move to defence in what has been a break-out year in the AFLW. This week, The Girls look back at Geelong's nail-biting one-point win against the bulldogs. Plus, Georgie Rankin drops by for her regular segment Rankin' with Georgie Rankin and the girls look ahead to this week's clash against Essendon in Warrnambool. All this and more on CatterBoxes, the official podcast of the Geelong Cats.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Rendell analyses the Western Bulldogs list following their 8th placed finish in 2022.

David Noble assesses where the Western Bulldogs are at heading into 2023.

On the show today: 1. Midday Madness - Andrew Thorburn's resignation 2. Trade update 3. Tom Boyd on Jason Horne-Francis 4. Matt Rendell talking AFL Trades 5. Reigning Bathurst 1000 champion Lee Holdsworth 6. Lost in the wash 7. Breaking news - Jack Bowes chooses Geelong

Liam Jones thought his AFL career was over 12 months ago before he got himself a reprieve at the Western Bulldogs for season 2023.

Fresh after signing for the Western Bulldogs in a return to the AFL, Liam Jones joined Matt Granland and Jimmy Bartel on Sportsday.

On a massive first hour, immediate reaction out of Essendon plus a chat with Liam Jones.

Damien Barrett reveals news that St Kilda are targeting Western Bulldogs tall Zaine Cordy.

The Late Trade team discuss the confirmation that Liam Jones has returned to the Western Bulldogs as a free agent.

At least they were nice enough to leave us a bunch of picks. Could've left us a shovel to bury our Griff, Tucker and Acres merchandise! Just kidding… petrol and a match will do the trick! Time to Restump Podcast the day in trade.To be fair, the trio have left us for largely valid reasons. Darcy Tucker just couldn't get opportunity here; Griffin Logue didn't have positional certainty and Blakey Acres had to take the money from Carlton that we weren't offering. We wish them all well… except when they play Freo.Did we get value? Did we get hosed? Whatever the case, we've got future picks galore which will no doubt be used to try to prise Jeremy Sharp from the Gold Coast clutches, in a package deal with Josh Corbett.The Luke Jackson deal is dragging out as expected. Are the Eagles really back in the picture? Or is it simply Melbourne trying for further leverage? Either way we sit comfortably however it plays out. Shock news of the day was the revelation regarding Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti… coming out of retirement with Fremantle on his radar! That's an interesting conversation!Tipu's former club is living up to its Bomber name given everything there is blowing up! Sheedy not happy, board members storming out, 24-hour CEO's… no wonder Tipu wanted to come to Freo, its as far away from Bomberland as he can get!Last we looked Lobb is still lingering. And while Lobby would be needing a lie down, there are still some shenanigans to play out before the week is done.Well, that's enough of the written stuff! So, if you're keen to continue, and only God knows why you would, plug in your ears, click play and join us for further purple parley on the pod.Support the show

We were resigned to the fact Griff was gone. Is there a change in the air? Did we catch a whiff, are we back in with a sniff for Griff? There's plenty going on to fill a Restump Podcast episode cup.  We jostled for position on day one of trade week but little eventuated for us purple people. However, there's still more than enough happening to go through. Trades have been completed, others stalled and pressure is building. With Jason Horne-Francis signalling his intent to leave the Roos, does it favour us? Does it allow the Roos to pay up for Griff, or better still, put a red flag in Griff's mind about heading there?Apparently, we're standing firm with Rory Lobb. Are we foxing, will the Dogs call our bluff if so? Could we really see Lobb, Darcy, and Luke Jackson all at Freo in 2023?A third rounder for Blake Acres… fair? Unders or Overs? With Paddy Dow wanting out of the Blues, could he find his way somehow to Freo in the deal? He would be surplus to requirement but he's a talent. Across the league it seems GWS will need a warehouse to store all their picks while Richmond landed the prized Tim Taranto. If the Tiges go on to secure Jacob Hopper they may be back ion premiership calculations sooner than we think. The West Coast Eagles picked up Jayden Hunt which tells us all they don't know where they are and believe they don't need to rebuild through the draft. Patch work rarely ends well… we know from experience. Andy Brayshaw took out his first Doig medal and did so by the length of the Flemington straight. Was Alex Pearce stooged? He looked a clear second place getter. And there is no shadow of a doubt Hayden Young had himself down for a few more than he got!In this crazy fast paced trade week there is little time to stop and breathe. So, if you're looking for a break from the noise… we can't help you. But if you're looking to have your ear drums reverberated with a purple focused commotion then by all means plug in and press play.Support the show

Sam Power gave an update on the likes of Rory Lobb, Josh Dunkley and others on the Bulldogs trade period.

The boys discussed Brad Scott as the new head coach of Essendon, Jordan De Goey, Jack Bowes, Toby Bedford, Western Bulldogs best and fairest, and more.

Halfway through AFLW Season 7. Heading to MARS Stadium on Saturday for Western Bulldogs vs. Geelong could have ramifications on the final 8. Richmond and Gold Coast is poised to be another "top 8 shaper" whilst on Friday night we get AFLW's first look at a Showdown at the Adelaide Oval. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam Edmund is joined by Brenton Sanderson on Trade Afternoons. We hear from Joel Selwood following the Geelong great deciding to hang up the boots. Retired Saint Jarryn Geary joins us. What's the Deal as we look at Rory Lobb and Sando's Shopping List on the Western Bulldogs, Carlton, St Kida and the Gold Coast Suns.

Brenton Sanderson goes through the Shopping List for the Western Bulldogs, Carlton, St Kilda and the Gold Coast Suns.

Sam Edmund and Brenton Sanderson discuss what it will take to get Rory Lobb to the Western Bulldogs.

Worth every cent of the Johnny Cash he gets. Brownlow done, Grand Final won and the Cats had the last laugh. Season over but there's always purple stuff in need of Restump Podcasting.In this episode we go over the Grand Final and ask the question, did Jordan Clark trade himself out of premiership?Has Geelong won everyone over with their actions, their humility and their humour? If so, how can we put a stop to it? We go through the grains of salt we take Colin Young's commentary with and try to work out where the Griffin Logue and Darcy Tucker to North Melbourne train is at. Has Griff pumped the breaks a little?Speaking of a grain of salt… never mind Aaron Naughton and Jamarra Ugle-Hagan, apparently Rory will be the focal point at the Western Bulldogs according to Col.Are Luke Jackson and Sean Darcy best buds and will they be the purple super hero duo? Let's not dance around the obvious, Jackson's move to Fremantle is just a formality and, while I hope I haven't just jinxed it in saying that, we have a go at coming up with a trade to get it done anyway. Plenty of WA boys out of contract around the country. We go through the list and weigh up if there are any names that may be attractive to Freo.Looking forward to trade week starting next Monday but while we jostle for prime position front and centre, we manage to, despite our male statuses, multi task and bang out 40 plus minutes of purple lead up language. So, if your ears are already deprived of some Docker dialect, click play, tune in and join us in prolonging the purple party.   

Sam Edmund breaks news that Lachie Hunter could potentially leave the Western Bulldogs as he looks to explore his options

Shaun Higgins speaks to Dwayne about his decision to retire, and the build-up to Grand Final week.

Sarah Black, Lucy Watkin, and Gemma Bastiani preview round 5 of the AFLW season, the Western Bulldogs and North Melbourne could end up being a game that shapes the top 8 this season, the Western Derby has new layers to it this year plus this Grand Final Eve Friday, AFLW will hold an extravaganza of footy, 4 games! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Damian Barrett and Michael Whiting bring you all the latest footy news on AFL Daily Lance Franklin re-signs (0:00); A look back at Buddy's time as a Swan (7:10); Will Sam Reid be fit to play in the Grand Final? (9:25); Brisbane's list management considerations (12:42); North Melbourne granted compensation picks (17:48) Subscribe to AFL Daily and never miss an episode. Rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're obviously just not doing it for Griff as he wants to spice things up and play with others. Boatloads going on in the harbour so it is time to Restump Podcast all the news in purple shoes. Apparently, if you listen to the revenue generating click bait media, every Freo player and his dog, or in Rory's and Acres' case their emotional support animals, wants out. It's an ‘exodus' they tell us!  Griffin Logue, Rory Lobb, Blake Acres, Darcy Tucker and Liam Henry are all, let's say, restless.Which of those players in their positions would we not be looking to improve on anyway? They are not vehicles to the promised land and given a few of them having had career best years, they probably couldn't take us any further than we ventured this year. We dig a little deeper and dissect each player's reasoning and their trade prospects.Speaking of vehicles, arguably the greater loss may be that of Josh Carr. He ping ponged between Port Adelaide and Fremantle his entire playing days and now looks set to continue throughout his coaching career. He may be in teal a while though as he does look their future head coach when the Ken Hinkley bell rings.Deliberately speaking of segway Bells, another of the non-playing brigade appears likely to set sail from the port in the form of General Manager of Football Operations, Peter Bell. Like Josh Carr, is Belly ping ponging yet again back to his former club to take on the CEO role? If so which cap will he wearing in the Griffin Logue tussle? Sadly, he couldn't take home Charlie but it was a big result for Andy Brayshaw last night. 20 votes prior to the bye but then just 5 on the run home. Opposing teams rightfully had to up their defensive work into the future captain.Will Brodie took home an appropriate workmanlike 11 votes to finish second for Freo while the umps got a bit bedazzled with a few goals of Rory's and gifted him 7 to round out the top three.What has happened to former Freo great Paul HaSENby? Another seemingly outlandish suggestion from him that Josh Schache could suit us in a trade with the Bulldogs for Rory Lobb! Is Hase on a clicks and listens performance based contract? Does he have quotas to fill?Believe it or not the usual fence sitting and controversy avoiding Jojo takes a shot the AFL and its hypocrisy over the gambling influence and saturation of last night's Brownlow count. However, I'm not sure Jojo didn't take the $6 about Andy and is just dark he didn't get up.There's no shortage of Docker dot points to discuss so let's put on the purple peepers, peruse what's prominent at the port and fill up on our fair share of Freo fanfare.  

The midfielder was one of the club's best players in their elimination final loss to Fremantle, but appears all but certain to leave the club in the coming weeks.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is Essendon on-track to put together the best first season by an expansion club in their debut year? The Western Bulldogs have taken contested marking to another level while Port Adelaide secure the club's first ever Premiership points in a drawn match against Carlton. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Western Bulldogs have made the most of their dramatic elimination final loss against Fremantle with a Mad Monday session. The party stretched into the evening, but not all of the players made it to then, with Zaine Cordy looking slightly worse for wear and needing to be carried to a taxi before the sun went down.  That's bee slammed as 'absolutely embarrassing' - a bit harsh? The West Live producer and Ben O'Shea discuss.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fremantle Dockers' Head of Football Operations and Western Bulldogs' Legend, Bob Murphy, spoke with Adam Gilchrist & Tim Gossage ahead of the Dockers elimination final against Collingwood tomorrow at the MCG.

Damian Barrett and Nat Edwards bring you all the latest footy news on AFL Daily. A brilliant weekend (0:16); Jeremy Cameron could lead the Cats to a flag (3:31); The young Dockers leading the way (7:35); Concerns for Melbourne (12:24); Will Craig McRae's post-match comments help the Pies respond? (15:51); A worrying Optus Stadium repeat for the Bulldogs (18:51); A special celebration over the weekend (21:33) Subscribe to AFL Daily and never miss an episode. Rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this latest bulletin: Mikhail Gorbachev, widely believed to be responsible for the ending of the Cold War has died in Moscow; Pandemic research centre to be set up in Melbourne with an unprecedented quarter of a billion dollar donation; Tom Liberatore to miss the Western Bulldogs final against Fremantle due to hamstring injury and more.

Catch up on all of the footy news from AFL 360, Wednesday the 31st of August with Gerard Whateley and Mark Robinson. On the eve of the AFL finals series, Gerard and Robbo preview the  key matchups of the opening weekend. How fit is Dustin Martin as the Richmond Tigers prepare to face the Brisbane Lions? Can the Western Bulldogs survive the loss of Tim Liberatore against the Fremantle Dockers? Plus, there is a bit of chat about Collingwood's 'Ferrari', Nick Daicos, as the Pies prepare to face the Cats. For more of the show tune in on Fox Footy & KAYO.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Damian Barrett and Josh Gabelich bring you all the latest footy news on AFL Daily Nat Fyfe's injury (0:00); The key big men in this Elimination final (5:54); Bevo's side has done it before in September (9:29); How the finalists have fared against other top eight teams this year (13:25); Collingwood have changed perceptions (16:15) Subscribe to AFL Daily and never miss an episode. Rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ahead of the Western Bulldogs' elimination final against Fremantle on Saturday night, Caleb Daniel joined Garry and Tim to talk about his teammates facing injury clouds, the frustrating season they've had, his emotions while watching Collingwood beat Carlton, what they'll look to change from the last time they played the Dockers, and more.

SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund quickly joined Garry and Tim in the studio to fill them in Tom Liberatore's hamstring injury that will likely see him miss the Western Bulldogs' elimination final against Fremantle.

On Wednesday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' included chats about electric air taxis, Serena Williams, revisiting your old club, and more. They weighed in on Cam Smith's defection to LIV Golf, and then moved onto 'Conversation Starters' where they discussed the best combinations and structures in the 2022 finals series, Nick Daicos' wish to continue wearing number 35, the "themes" coaches would be using ahead of the finals, and more. After a quick US Open update from Brett Phillips, they were joined by Sam Edmund, who shared more on Smith's decision to sign with LIV Golf and the latest footy news. Caleb Daniel called in ahead of the Western Bulldogs' elimination final against Fremantle, and they also chatted to Mike Clayton, who gave his take on the impact of Smith's LIV Golf defection. Lastly, they caught up with George Samios for 'The Wonderful World of Wine'.

Fordy, Tommy and Xav are back to discuss all the big news and views in WA footy ahead of Fremantle's huge home elimination final against the Western Bulldogs!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Monday morning, Sam and Bucks' 'Ramble' involved discussions centring around Carlton vs Collingwood, the emotion of football, Bucks' nasty injury, and more. In 'The Buck Stops Here' Bucks looked at Collingwood and key stats, what might have been for Carlton, Essendon's pursuit of an experienced coach, don't underestimate Richmond, why Geelong are as "cherry ripe" as ever, and more. They discussed Dayne Zorko's comment to Harrison Petty in between taking calls, before they were joined by Carlton CEO Brian Cook, who spoke about their devastating loss yesterday. AFLW General Manager Nicole Livingstone called in ahead of Round 1 of the AFLW season this weekend, and in 'Questions Without Notice' they asked who the All-Australian forwards are, what damage can Fremantle do in finals, what was going on in Melbourne's post game celebrations. Lastly, they spoke to Western Bulldogs defender Taylor Duryea, after they snuck into eighth spot for the finals series.

After a crazy final day of the home and away season saw them sneak into a finals spot, Western Bulldogs defender Taylor Duryea joined Sam and Bucks to talk about their emotions while viewing Carlton vs Collingwood yesterday, the recovery from his knee injury, Luke Beveridge's ability to motivate the group, how they'll approach the week off, and more.

A rampant Richmond took an injury-ravaged and undermanned Hawthorn side to task, running out 61-point winners at the MCG. Now just one match remains in the club's home and away campaign, as the Hawks seek revenge against a Western Bulldogs side desperate to qualify to finals. In this edition of the Hawk Talk Podcast, we recap the action from Round 22, preview the Round 23 clash, and cover all the latest VFL and AFLW news. Find us on Twitter - @HawkTalkPod Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Damian Barrett and Josh Gabelich bring you all the latest footy news on AFL Daily Tom Lynch is in some of the best form of his career (0:00); The young forwards making their mark in 2022 (6:15); Ken Hinkley's future (9:56); Finals or bust for the Blues? (14:11); How do the Bulldogs respond from here? (17:57) Subscribe to AFL Daily and never miss an episode. Rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.