Podcasts about Whitten Oval

Welcome to a Wide World of Sports update. A snapshot of the latest sport stories from the 9News team including: Epic US Open finish Origin build up continues in Perth Bulldog returns to Whitten Oval The biggest sport stories in less than 5 minutes delivered twice a day, with reports from the 9News team across Australia and overseas. Subscribe now to make it part of your daily news diet.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matthew Lloyd has commented on Jamarra Ugle-Hagan's return to training at Whitten Oval this morning.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matthew Lloyd has commented on Jamarra Ugle-Hagan's return to training at Whitten Oval this morning.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode, The AFL are considering playing local games for teams like Saint Kilda, North Melbourne and The Western Bulldogs, The Hawks are calling on Campbell to inspire them ahead of tonight’s game and Michael Voss' career is hanging by a thread... LINKS Follow @jonathan16brown on Instagram Follow @browndog_30x on Instagram Follow @brownyspodcast on Instagram CREDITSHosts: Jonathan Brown, Campbell Brown & Producer BrodieExecutive Producer: Brodie Pummeroy Digital Producer: Rebecca How Listen to more great podcasts at novapodcasts.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Howard, Nathan Brown, Joey Montagna, and Damian Barrett are at Marvel Stadium ahead of the Good Friday Appeal game between North Melbourne and Carlton. The day starts with a chat about people who have the most aura in sport, then Browny doing some running with a surprisingly quick Damo. Collingwood's Darcy Cameron calls in after their win over Brisbane last night, before Damo guides you through the latest news at Whitten Oval - as Luke Beveridge discusses his coaching future, and the latest on Jamarra Ugle-Hagan. Carlton's Nic Newman is in the box with 11yo Elijah - talking about the importance of the Good Friday Appeal and the Royal Children's Hospital. Finally, it's a look at today's game - has North Melbourne actually improved this season?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Recently the Western Bulldogs Community Foundation celebrated a week of woman with ‘March Forward - Allies In Action' as a part of International Women's Day. The Behind The Mask podcast was invited to take the show on the road for a special bonus episode at their home base, the ‘Mission, Whitten Oval'. In this episode Josh was joined by Western Bulldogs senior coaches Tamara Hyatt, Luke Beveridge, and for the first time a studio audience. to go behind the mask of gender equity and allyship from men, in our beloved game of footy.In this episode we discuss:-Leading as coaches with authenticity and vulnerability.-The recent sexist comments Marty Sheargold made on Triple M.-How to positively elevate AFLW by looking at what soccer has done.-Whether the AFLW has expanded too quickly.-Toxic Masculinity vs An ‘Evolved' Man.-The conversations men and women aren't having.-The disconnect between the men and women's games based on the 2024 AFLPA “Insights & Impact” report.-Men's suicide and mental health issues.-There mental health strategies.-Why Bevo questioned his coaching mortality.-How grass roots men's and women's teams can create more connection.-The male advocates they'd like to see in the women's game.Keep up to date on socials with the Western Bulldogs Community Foundation @wbfcfoundation, AFLW team @bulldogsw & AFL team @westernbulldogsFollow us on Instagram and TikTok @gobehindthemaskBe sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel to WATCH the full episode @gobehindthemaskVisit www.gobehindthemask.com.au for more information and sign up to our ‘Weekly Wisdoms' to begin YOUR journey behind the mask. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we go back in time with former Carlton, Richmond and Western Bulldog's utility Ben Harrison. Ben reminisces about his career, reflects on some of special moments during his time in the game. The Tasmanian export was selected by Carlton in the 1992 AFL National Draft. After a short stint at the Blues, Ben was traded to Richmond for Justin Murphy for the 1996 season. He played 74 games for the yellow and black before moving to Whitten Oval, playing a further 85 games at the Western Bulldogs. In this chat, Ben talks about lining up with childhood supported team Carlton, the 1995 Carlton season, moving to the Tigers, a match-winning goal against his old team, the Western Bulldogs and spectating the famous Gary Moorcroft mark. This episode was produced by Set Sounds

Polly is joined by Mads to review the 2 tight losses to the Dogs and Dons. As well as previewing the upcoming match with the Cats at Henson Park, as well as everything about our Swannies Girls. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Richmond's AFL women's star Sarah Hosking dropped by the Triple M breaky studios ahead of the opening round of the AFLW season. The team spoke on the scheduling issue between the Bulldogs men's final and Whitten Oval unveil, Sarah's hamstring concern, hosting the Tagged podcast and the Tigers premiership stars jumping ship!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Western Bulldogs star forward Cody Weightman joined Triple M Breakfast with Rosie, Wil and Daisy to discuss his club's current form and finals hopes, the major upgrades to the Whitten Oval precinct, and his passion for art off the field!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An episode of two halves - firstly Danny and Boydy discuss the victory over the Demons and the road to the Top 4 [shhhh put a lid on it] Then Danny chats to one of the break out stars of 2024, Lachie McNeil! Find out how Lachie and the club have worked hard to turn the season around, how earworms can help on the field, and the slow rise of all the Lachie's at Whitten Oval. Thanks to @reidparker_ for the artwork and @hughmcginlay for the song!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch up on all the footy news from AFL 360, Wednesday 31st of July with Kath Loghnan and Mark Robinson. Kath and Robbo are joined by Dogs greats Easton Wood and Doug Hawkins from the new-look Whitten Oval facilities, Robbo takes aim at the Collingwood allegations, and the panel discuss the team that is searching for the new West Coast coach. For more of the show tune in on Fox Footy & KAYO.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch up on all the footy news from AFL 360, Tuesday the 21st of May with Gerard Whateley and Mark Robinson. The duo begin by discussing Luke Parker's trip to the VFL tribunal and Tom Liberatore's return to training at Whitten Oval after a series of concussions. Then The Furnace sees Ross Lyons' Saints cop some heat, a discussion on the plausibility of mid-season trades and a chat around the Tigers' torrid form. 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 the latest footy news on AFL Daily. Brisbane produce a meritorious victory despite a night of chaos on the injury front. More of the underwhelming same from the Suns.  The Hawks upstage the Dogs at Marvel Stadium to put the spotlight on Bevo at the Whitten Oval.  The top 4 battled it out over the weekend with the Demons and the Swans prevailing, while it was a Daicos masterclass on Friday night.  Subscribe to AFL Daily and never miss an episode. Rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch up on all the footy news from AFL 360, Tuesday the 16th of April with Gerard Whateley and Mark Robinson. The team are joined by Fox Footy reporter David Zita to run through star Lion Charlie Cameron's appeal at the tribunal, before reacting to Premiership defender Nathan Murphy's medical retirement and diving deep into a host of issues at Whitten Oval. For more of the show tune in on Fox Footy & KAYO.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh Gabelich and Sarah Olle bring you all the latest footy news on AFL Daily. The MCG plays host to Carlton and Richmond tonight with the Tigers hoping their 3 big inclusions will pay dividends off the back of last weeks Opening Round loss to the Suns, whilst the Blues will look to fill the void left by the irreplaceable Sam Docherty.  New hope for 10 clubs as they kick off their 2024 campaigns this weekend with fresh faced draftees also set to make their mark on the game when they run out for their new clubs for the first time.  Subscribe to AFL Daily and never miss an episode. Rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 2024 season is inching closer and closer, and here at Hawks Insiders we're ramping things up. Subscribe to Hawks Insiders for exclusive content, analysis, interviews and podcasts.It was a topsy-turvey first hit-out of the pre-season at the Whitten Oval on Friday as our baby Hawks were put to the sword by an experienced Western Bulldogs outfit.Granted the Dogs had an abundance of talent missing from the team that stepped out onto the turf on Friday morning, but that didn't stop them going to town in the early stages of the match.Down by 40 points at the first break we did manage to claw our way back to be 10 points down at the main break, before again being blown off the park in the third term.Plenty to like, plenty to dislike and in this special bonus pod Brad and Andrew run through their initial thoughts, straight after play concluded.Join us at our first ever Hawks Insiders panel show at the Glenferrie Hotel in the heart of Hawthorn on Wednesday, March 13. For tickets (ONLY 4 REMAIN) and more information click here.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

Dwayne was live at the Whitten Oval for the Dogs v Hawks practice match - injured Hawk Will Day and Melbourne United star Chris Goulding were our guests Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kymbo & the Rooch were joined by Crows midfield coach, Nathan van Berlo and Port Adelaide forward coach, Chad Cornes ahead of this evenings pre-season Showdown. And Dwayne Russell for the latest from Whitten Oval between the Dogs and Hawks. Plus, our Friday Forecast and around the grounds! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dwayne Russell joined Kymbo & the Rooch to chat about todays trial match down at Whitten Oval between the Dogs and the Hawks! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ep. 97 - Swans break records against the Dogs WBD: 1.0 (6) | 2.1 (13) | 4.2 (26) | 6.3 (39) SYD: 3.5 (23) | 8.7 (55) | 12.8 (80) | 14.12 (96) 2.9K spectators @ Whitten Oval, Melbourne on Saturday 14 October 2023

Marcus Bontempelli discussion and what needs to change at Whitten Oval. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nathan Burke speaks to Dwayne about the Bulldogs' return to the Whitten Oval. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After a quick chat to Boydy about the men's team and that dark day in Ballarat last week, Danny pops into Whitten Oval to chat to some of the women's side where the vibe couldn't be more positive! Young veterans Gabby Newton and Jess Fitzgerald tell us about the new recruits to have joined the team, then Nathan Burke explains what exactly the team are up to in preseason [Be excited!] then finally we meet one of the newest Bulldogs - the very charming but mysterious Dom Carruthers. Like us on socials - @dannyboydbulldogs Thanks to @reidparker_ for the artwork and @hughmcginlay for the song!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we chat to the President of our beloved Football Club: Kyle Watson-Wheeler! What does a President do? How do you even get on the board? When will Whitten Oval be finished? Which player's number did she have on her back growing up? Do you get free tacos at board meetings? WE ANSWER ALL THE BIG QUESTIONS! Like us on socials - @dannyboydbulldogs Thanks to @reidparker_ for the artwork and @hughmcginlay for the song!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We love Ed, and we finally have got him on the pod. We discuss returning to Whitten Oval after renovations, how he's deceptively tall and learn how being late for a meeting saved him from a fate worse than death! Like us on socials - @dannyboydbulldogs Thanks to @reidparker_ for the artwork and @hughmcginlay for the song!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we're go into the sacred temple of football: Whitten Oval, to chat with Alex Keath and also Kashif Bouns who is the GM of the Western Bulldogs Community Foundation. Learn how much good our club is doing in the community then hear us chat cricket and a little bit of footy with Keathy! Like us on socials - @dannyboydbulldogs Thanks to @reidparker_ for the artwork and @hughmcginlay for the song!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we go back in time with former Footscray and Richmond star Leon Cameron. Leon reminisces about his career, reflects on some of his favourite moments and people in the game. Leon, a Western Victorian football export, was picked up by the Footscray Football Club with pick 7 in the 1988 National Draft. He spent ten seasons at the Whitten Oval, playing 172 games, which also included a Best and Fairest Award. He then moved to Richmond in 2000, spending 4 seasons at Tiger-land, playing a further 84 games. In this episode, Leon talks about the day he was drafted, playing alongside some Footscray greats, being targeted by West Coast, the Prelim Final losses in 97 and 98, the famous Matthew Knights and Tony Libertore scuffle at the G and coaching in the AFL. A great listen with the fifty-eighth member of 'The 90's Club Footy Podcast'. This episode has been produced by Set Sounds. If you wish to support the podcast, you can by visiting https://www.buymeacoffee.com/90sclubfooty

Ameet joined Jules to discuss Luke Beveridge's two-year contract extension, the media clashing with Beveridge, their expectations, Whitten Oval reconstruction, and more.

Our final episode for 2022! We review our final few wins including our revenge match against the Demons! Boydy and Danny discuss umpires, villains, how important Whitten Oval is to ensure future success and then remind you all of how good a position we are in as a club! https://www.afl.com.au/video/785810/highlights-western-bulldogs-v-hawthorn?videoId=785810&modal=true&type=video&publishFrom=1656071334001 Like us on socials - @dannyboydbulldogs Thanks to @8starenergy for the support, @reidparker_ for the artwork and @hughmcginlay for the song!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund joined Garry and Bucks in the studio to wrap up all the major news in football from the weekend, including Essendon's panel for the selection of their next coach, Tom McDonald's return in the VFL, the works underway at Whitten Oval, and more.

AFL.com.au journalist Cal Twomey joined Garry and Tim to recap the AFLW draft last night, and to talk about Tanner Bruhn's future at GWS, the expected movement amongst ruckmen this offseason, Alex Keath's trigger at the Bulldogs, Josh Dunkley's future at Whitten Oval, Will Ashcroft's incredible training regime, and more.

We're joined by host of Lego Masters - Ryan 'Brickman' McNaught. We discuss the Tom Boyd Cup, the old days of Whitten Oval, exorcizing the Demons of the MCG Olympic stand and how Brickman created the greatest work of art in Australian History. Like us on socials - @dannyboydbulldogs Thanks to @8starenergy for the support, @reidparker_ for the artwork and @hughmcginlay for the song! Thinking of Selling ? ..or All your Real Estate needs . Quote DANNYBOYD when contacting Craig Stephens m 0418 547 938 for a 10 % discount on Commission . Conditions Apply . Jas Stephens 104 Somerville rd Yarraville 3013 cstephens@jasstephens.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Taken at pick 71 in the 2001 national draft, Brian Harris as he was known as back then arrived at the Whitten Oval and became one of the Bulldogs' favourite sons. Over the course of 197 games in the red, white and blue, Lake developed into one of the competition's leading full backs regularly going toe-to-toe with the champion forwards of the time. In this episode Lake opens about his formative years at the Western Bulldogs, his relationships with key players at the Bulldogs who wanted him out of the club and changing his name from Harris to Lake. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Following a decorated career in the VFL, Rodney Eade would make the transition to the coaches box with relative ease. Stints as an assistant coach at Brisbane and North Melbourne would be followed by the senior coaching job at the Sydney Swans in 1996. In his first year at Sydney Eade was able to transform the Swans into a premiership threat, with his side playing off in the '96 Grand Final. After 152 games at the helm of the Swans, Eade's time in the harbour city came to an end as the axe came swinging his way. With the Western Bulldog searching for a coach at the end of 2004, Eade would find his way to the Whitten Oval where he would lead a talented side to three consecutive preliminary finals. In late 2014, Eade was appointed coach of the AFL's expansion team on the Gold Coast taking over from Guy McKenna. Eade's time at the Suns was stormy at best and by the end of his third season, his contract would not be renewed. In this episode Eade opens up about his sackings at Sydney and Gold Coast, coaching the legendary Tony Lockett in Sydney and dealing with Jason Akermanis at the Western Bulldogs See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Victoria's most senior anti-corruption commissioner says more hearings should be held in public following revelations Daniel Andrews has been quizzed in private twice.  A new council management report has found Bourke Street Mall, Chinatown and Elizabeth St have been dubbed the “hot spots” in the CBD grid for graffiti vandals..  The Western Bulldogs are facing a multimillion-dollar claim in a landmark legal case over historic sexual abuse at Whitten Oval.  Employers are trying out their most flexible working policies ever in an attempt to woo workers.  For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription at herald sun.com.au  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg joined Gerard to talk about the commitment the federal government has made to the redevelopment of Whitten Oval, the possible redevelopment of the Shane Warne Stand at the MCG, and some of the other pressing issues surrounding sport in Victoria.

Our guest is comedian and western suburbs boy Doug Chappel. Dougie shares hilarious tales of growing up in Footscray when it was slightly less gentrified than it is now. Plus we offer comedy tips to Bevo for post match pressers, discover which person at Whitten Oval can dispose of a dead body and Boydy reveals the harshest training techniques of his career. Like us on socials - @dannyboydbulldogs Thanks to @8starenergy for the support, @reidparker_ for the artwork and @hughmcginlay for the song! Thinking of Selling ? ..or All your Real Estate needs . Quote DANNYBOYD when contacting Craig Stephens m 0418 547 938 for a 10 % discount on Commission . Conditions Apply . Jas Stephens 104 Somerville rd Yarraville 3013 cstephens@jasstephens.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The "glass half-full" perspective at Whitten Oval on Jamarra Ugle-Hagan's prospects of returning to the senior team soon, Luke Beveridge's response to Caroline Wilson's suggestion that he may no longer be fit to guide a group of young men, whether Marcus Bontempelli will line up against Carlton on Thursday night, and more.

Lin Jong talks about his father, Vitor Jong, fleeing from war-stricken East Timor, eventually finding love with Lin's mother, Faye Jong, in Taiwan. After finally settling in Australia, Vitor made ends meet as a Melbourne cabbie, learning the routes on the go.Jong found football at a young age, much to the surprise of his mother, who never saw her son play before was drafted by the Western Bulldogs with the ninth pick in the 2012 rookie draft. Jong remains the only player of East Timorese and Taiwanese descent to play in the AFL.The Western Bulldogs assigned then-captain Matthew Boyd as his mentor at Whitten Oval, who helped Jong find his feet at the club and literally learn how to swim. Jong would go on to play 65 games for the Bulldogs, playing in the 2012 and 2014 VFL premierships before cruelly missing the 2016 AFL Grand Final after a collar-bone injury.He describes Luke Beveridge as a “friend first”, but recalls the hair-raising spray he copped from his coach following a tour of the Collingwood Magpies' facilities in the middle of a season, days before a thrilling four-point win over the Sydney Swans.

One star has committed to another five seasons at Whitten Oval, but a handful of first-choice players remain out of contract.

Sam runs through the Western Bulldogs coach's comments on how his team shapes for Wednesday's season opener against Melbourne, the bitterness between the Grand Finalists, and more.

We're joined by one of the true greats of Whitten Oval, Brad Johnson! We learn about Johnno denying Boydy the Norm Smith, which coach was his favourite and how Brad and his wife are revolutionizing women's sport with their new products from @zenasport_co Like us on socials - @dannyboydbulldogs Thanks to @8starenergy for the support, @reidparker_ for the artwork and @hughmcginlay for the song!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Men's side Vice Captain Mitch Wallis takes time out of his Byron Bay holiday to chat to us about his bizarre dietary habits, growing up at Whitten Oval and the silver lining to the worst broken leg story ever! Like us on socials - @dannyboydbulldogs Thanks to @8starenergy for the support, @reidparker_ for the artwork and @paperjanemusic for the song!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam Darcy was destined to end up at the Whitten Oval, with father Luke playing 226 games for the club between. The 18-year-old has the ability to play anywhere - forward, back, or in the ruck - and will excite Bulldogs supporters for years to come. Rival clubs are expected to bid for Darcy during the first few picks in the draft, forcing the Dogs to snap him up early.

How his house on the market will come with the original sign from his wing at Whitten Oval, why paying your rent on time in Braybrook can set alarm bells ringing, and more.

Adam Cooney didn't exactly turn up to the Whitten Oval fully prepared for life as an AFL player

We knew Kate Langbroek was a Bulldogs fan, what we didn't know was she'd married into a Bulldogs cult! We meet pretty much the entire Lewis/Langbroek clan and hear about their Whitten Oval lineage, the priceless heirloom that has seen two premiership wins and how you watch footy in Italy! Like us on socials - @dannyboydbulldogs Thanks to @8starenergy for the support, @reidparker_ for the artwork and @paperjanemusic for the song!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How the Dogs will celebrate their run to the Grand Final, why they must confront the nature of the loss, the latest on Mitch Wallis and Tim English's futures at Whitten Oval, why we should temper our expectations of prospective father-son recruit Sam Darcy, how departing assistant coach Steven King will be replaced, how every Dogs player has had at least one COVID-19 vaccine jab, and more.

His favourite Dees over the years, how he got his son to embrace the red and the blue, playing in a reserves game at Whitten Oval, and more.

In the lead-up to the grand final, we're bringing you stories about some of the characters who have shaped Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs. Today, Martin Flanagan on star midfielder Marcus Bontempelli, who even as a youngster left his teammates in awe. Features excerpts from the book ‘A Wink from the Universe' about the 2016 premiers. Got a question about your club? Send it to realfootypod@theage.com.au for our hosts to answer. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook. And if you value independent, quality journalism, please subscribe to The Age today. Thanks for listening and don't forget to check out more great podcasts from The Age & SMH. Support the show: https://subscribe.theage.com.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How the perception he isn't a team player has spiked his coaching ambitions, why his loyalties lie with the Lions, how much he enjoyed his stint at Whitten Oval, how he expects Saturday night's semi-final to play out, and more.

Brad Johnson talks about growing up in the Western suburbs of Melbourne and the significance of landing at Whitten Oval and then creating a legacy with his boyhood club. He remembers his participation in what became the Year of the Dogs, which was the Bulldogs' rapid ascension up the ladder following the appointment of Terry ‘Plough' Wallace as head coach. Wallace was a unique and passionate coach, and Johnson says it was no more evident than when he walked into the club on a Monday following a preliminary defeat to the Adelaide Crows to find Wallace with “we blew it” scrawled in pen on his forehead. Johnson also learnt the hard way to never talk about Wallace's at-home solarium. The 364-gamer, whose career spanned 16 years and saw him kick 558 goals, delights in the Western Bulldogs success of recent years.

Why it's "the Blues or bust" for Adam Cerra, the handful of Swans set to be squeezed out, the smoke around a Hawthorn veteran and the factor scaring clubs away, a pair of pups on the outer at Whitten Oval, and more.

Western Bulldogs president Kylie Watson-Wheeler on her Whitten Oval memories, Port Adelaide forward Charlie Dixon on what the stand rule will do for key forwards, champion trainer Chris Waller on the impact of the All-Star Mile on racing tradition, Jess Halloran on how rugby union nearly went amateur in Australia, and Liz Ellis on rotating the national netball captaincy.

A blast from the past in this snapshot of our Friday, with Dogs champion Doug Hawkins and former Fitzroy forward Mick Conlan.

The Chicks caught up with Eliza from Carlton Pride and Matt from Bulldogs Pride before the bounce at the annual Pride Game at Whitten Oval. They talked about how they work with their Clubs to […] http://media.blubrry.com/chicks_talkin_footy/p/joy.org.au/chickstalkingfooty/wp-content/uploads/sites/323/2021/02/Carlton-Pride-and-Bulldogs-Pride.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 9:10 — 12.6MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post AFLW Pride Round 2021 – Carlton Pride & Bulldogs Pride appeared first on Chicks Talking Footy.

The Demons have trumped the Kangaroos in the AFLW game of the season so far on Saturday night. After 3 rounds the Demons remain unbeaten and will face the Bulldogs next weekend at the Whitten Oval. Mick Stinear; Melbourne AFLW coach joined the Breakfast Club

Ahead of his side's clash against Carlton, Western Bulldogs AFLW coach Nathan Burke joined the boys at the Whitten Oval

Western Bulldogs AFLW coach Nathan Burke joined the boys at the Whitten Oval ahead of his side's clash against Carlton

Big show from Whitten Oval featuring Jamarra Ugle-Hagan, Nathan Burke and Daniel Harford. Larry Kestelman, Brett Phillips and former East Devonport president Justin Delantey also joined the boys

Number one draft pick Jamarra Ugle-Hagan joined the boys for a chat at Whitten Oval

SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund joins Dwayne from Whitten Oval.

Big show with Julian De Stoop with Mitch Cleary and Riley Beveridge breaking a few trade deals being done including the Adam Saad deal and new Dogs recruit Mitch Hannan spoke about his move from Melbourne to the Whitten Oval

Former Dees and now Bulldog Mitch Hannan joined Julian De Stoop and Brendon Goddard for a chat about the move from the Demons and returning back to the Whitten Oval

Mitch Hannan has returned to the kennel, the club who gave him an opportunity through the VFL before being drafted to Melbourne has been traded back to the Whitten Oval, in-turn the Demons receive the Dogs future 3rd round pick

Monday Mechanic Rob Harding offered a left field suggestion to how the Bombers could lure Josh Dunkley from the Whitten Oval

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Swansea beach rugby reimagined by Henry Reese. "Both Australia and Wales are host to a brawny football culture. All too often, this is a world of toxic masculinity, violence and exclusion. But within this culture there is also space for community, growth and diversity.  "I wanted to bring the macho sounds of the beach rugby of Swansea into conversation with a more inclusive soundscape — that of the annual Pride Week match in the women's league of Australian rules football (AFLW). This match took place at Whitten Oval in Footscray, Melbourne on 22 February 2020.  "Like the athletic bodies of the footy players, the sounds of the beaches of Swansea are warped and twisted and mixed into the earthy world of the AFLW.  "I recorded a special moment. We hear the warm sounds of a diverse community using sport as a vehicle for family and community, as well as my friends gently teasing me about my eccentric field recording kit, joining an irreverent conversation on both sides of the microphone.  "I was part of the crowd like everybody else. It was a peaceful Saturday afternoon, and I wanted to do this sunny moment justice. This piece is intended as a gentle tonic to hypermasculine footy culture."

As far as Barkly Street podcast guests go, Nathan Brown is just about the perfect fit to talk footy with Bob Murphy and Marcus Bontempelli. Brown, the star 219-gamer who booted 349 goals, played seven seasons at Whitten Oval before crossing to the Tigers, the club of choice for the Bulldogs podcast’s co-hosts. Top of the agenda for discussion is Brown’s role in the frenetic finish to the Dogs vs Tigers game of Round 5, 2008 – the drawn game in which he celebrated as if his team had triumphed. Brown also recalls his early years in the game, being given a ‘bath’ by Simon Goodwin as a youngster, needing to back up a double-page Herald Sun spread, and how he still regrets the nature of his exit from the Western Bulldogs. Brown also outlines the impact of his horrific leg injury, and nominates Chris Grant’s match-winning goal in 2000 against Essendon as one of his favourite football memories. Elsewhere on this week’s edition of Barkly Street, Bob and Bont chat through footy’s imminent return, how the Dogs players are connecting with each other in isolation, and the Bont tells the audience who he’s most keen to catch up with after social gathering restrictions are eased.

Josh, Joey and Ante are joined by SBS The World Game's Nick Stoll live in studio talk Big Blue, Baumjohann, Western United at Whitten Oval, active support, and "real football" at the African Nations Cup. Plus, there's the Olyroos qualifying for the Olympics, Thomas Deng moving to Urawa, Victory with a surprise win in Asia, Joey's W-League mid-season review, A-League Media Watch, and we predict who's going to get mutual by the transfer deadline!

CEO Ameet Bains joins the boys to talk the Whitten Oval redevelopment and more

From Wayne Jackson Studios, Adam and Michael check out all the news for Round 7. We chat the Country Game, Zaka leaves Twitter and Adam's unhappy about the Blues. Port and Eddie go head to head, we learn about a weird quirk regarding umpires and Whitten Oval wants a redevelopment. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In this episode, Rob and Neil cover all aspects of local footy - VFL, a brief mention of VFLW - much more about that next weekend when the Cats start - GFL, BFL and GDFL. As well, we discuss the merits of upgrading the Whitten Oval to allow AFL football to be played there and acknowledge the passing of pioneer football broadcaster and great supporter of the Royal Childrens' Hospital Good Friday Appeal, Mike Williamson

In this episode, Rob and Neil cover all aspects of local footy - VFL, a brief mention of VFLW - much more about that next weekend when the Cats start - GFL, BFL and GDFL. As well, we discuss the merits of upgrading the Whitten Oval to allow AFL football to be played there and acknowledge the passing of pioneer football broadcaster and great supporter of the Royal Childrens' Hospital Good Friday Appeal, Mike Williamson

The boys recap all the highs and lows of Round 6, and preview Round 7. Miller and Cat make up after last week's ending, while we discuss Whitten Oval's redevelopment, Travis Boak's career form and the mid-season draft debacle.

  In the second of three upcoming specials, we take a look at the history of Footscray Football Club (now Western Bulldogs).  We headed out to Whitten Oval to chat to club historian Darren Arthur, who has a wealth of knowledge, not just about the club, but the suburb of Footscray itself. Join us as we talk about Footscray's formation and early days, through to their dominant VFA days to their admission to the VFL and their victory in the Championship of Victoria game.    ***please note, the audio for the interview is not great, apologies   The Kick to Kick Podcast aims to go through each year of the VFL/AFL season and bring out the stories, highlights, winner and losers of days gone by.  If you enjoy our podcast please give us a rating or leave a comment. Also refer us to friends and let other people know about our podcast. We use a range of resources when working on our show, to see a list of this constantly growing list click on the following link https://kicktokick.podbean.com/p/reference-list/

The Chicks broadcast LIVE on Joy at the AFLW Pride Game between the Bulldogs and Carlton at Whitten Oval. A crowd of 9600 turned up with many wearing their rainbows, the players wore Pride Guernseys […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_chickstalkin/p/joy.org.au/chickstalkingfooty/wp-content/uploads/sites/323/2019/03/CTF-AFLW-Pridegame1-2019.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 51:11 — 58.1MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Spotify | RSS The post AFLW Pride Game 2019 – Live Broadcast appeared first on Chicks Talking Footy.

Goalkicking machine Simon Minton-Connell is the first guest on the Western Bulldogs' brand-new podcast, Glory Days. Following the success of the debut season of Freedom in a Cage, Bob Murphy is back behind the microphone for a series of podcasts for the NAB Trade and Draft hub on westernbulldogs.com.au, powered by Mercedes-Benz Vans. Weekly during the October and November player movement period, Bob will welcome a current or past great of the Club for a chat about their career, the influence the Bulldogs had on them, the characters they played with and against, and everything in between. Minton-Connell had a storied league career in the 1980s and 90s, which began at Carlton and saw him transfer to Sydney then Hawthorn, before playing out his final two years at Whitten Oval. Episode one of Glory Days explores his fearsome debut against Collingwood, the superstar team-mates he called his best mates, the opposition he respected and feared, his uncle Peter Hudson, and the momentum of Terry Wallace's Dogs in the 1997 season.

In this week's episode of the Freedom in a Cage podcast, the boys discuss who has been the best player to switch between the Bulldogs and Kangaroos 00:17; peruse the Dogs' record books 06:35; the legend of Manny from Conway Fish Trading 07:58; classic/silky Bulldogs left-footers 08:32; stopping violence in footy 12:42; round the corner kicks v traditional drop punt 15:50; Derek Kickett and chaos theory 17:55; who is Joe the Goose? 20:57 the day Plugger kicked 16 straight at Whitten Oval 21:28; The Barassi conspiracy 22:12; Dunstall's seventeen at Waverley and Gia's fury 24:20. Then the boys recommence the search for the greatest mark ever taken by a Bulldog 25:31; how to vote 30:00; and the return of 'enlighten me'. 30:58.

In episode 17 of the Freedom in a Cage podcast Bob Murphy and Adi Brown dissect Michael Cordell's legendary documentary of the Club's 1997 season, Year of the Dogs beginning with a list of the best ever football/sports documentaries (3:03); how post-match press conferences have changed over the years (6:53); Bob's memories of watching it after he was drafted (8:01); Richard Osbourne's fashion choices (9:13); when Solo got fazed out of post-match recovery (10:17); Danny Southern (12:42); a snapshot of yesteryear (13:56); memories of Pat Hodgson (16:23); the longest message to a runner in history (19:13); shout-out to Scott Wynd's epic corky (21:16); the famous "I'll spew up!" speech (22:54); and did he succeed in 'getting up them in a positive manner'? )25:53). Rohan Smith then joins the show to discuss his memories of the famous Terry Wallace speech (29:40); going from the bottom of the ladder to a preliminary final in a season (31:01); working as a bearings sales rep in 1996 (32:54); his own memories of Pat (34:25); what it was like having a documentary team around the Club (35:49); his famous turtleneck (37:32); Shaun Baxter's cancer diagnosis (38:39); winning in front of the faithful (40:15); the secrets of Whitten Oval (42:06); Rohan's experience as a runner (44:30) his tears after 300th game (and Toy Story 3) (46:30); and his time as a boundary rider (49:38). The boys then finish up with the second best speech of Year of the Dogs from 'rhythmic' Rick Kennedy (54:54).

In the tenth episode of Freedom in a Cage, the boys talk Sir Douglas Nicholls Round before doing the first deep dive on the final game at Whitten Oval back in 1997. But first, Bob and Adi discuss the Don Pyke stare (00:56); Terry Wallace's bizarre, but funny, post-match spray (02:30); Ed Richards winning the NAB Rising Star award (07:23); the day a Mario Kart playing Bob left Hawthorn recruiters hanging (09:07); the significance of Sir Douglas Nicholls Round (12:06); Charlie Stewart (13:59); Bob talks about his most admired Indigenous players, with a special mention of Zephy Skinner (14:45); Nicky Winmar (16:31); Brett Goodes (17:40); and Bob's decision to wear Adam Goodes' number 37 for the coin toss in August, 2015 (18:30). The boys then do the first deep dive on a significant moment in the Club's history: the last game at Whitten Oval in 1997, including (20:41); long sleeve jumper wearers (22:26); Don Scott's not-so-kind words about playing in Footscray (23:37); how good Brad Johnson was early (25:00); classic Dennis Cometti-Peter McKenna commentary (27:00); the bloody opening bounce and the targeting of Michael Gardner (28:18); some Whitten Oval mythology (30:24); the chaos after the siren and Cometti's concern for Eagles players (31:58); pre-match with Plough (35:05); how much the current players loved playing at Whitten Oval in 2015 and why it's different (36:13); 'Footscray Woodstock' and the voices of the outer (37:00); return to Whitten Oval in the future? (38:51); send in your memories of the game (41:10); the only sports memorabilia Bob will allow in his house (42:17); the day Adi saved a Martin Pike beer can from 1999 Grand Final (43:36); the benefits of 'doing time' (44:37); the boys then continue their search for Ballarat's best pie (46:08).

Carlton AFLW coach Damien Keeping speaks to the media after the Blues' 73-point loss to the Western Bulldogs at Whitten Oval.

Darcy Vescio and Western Bulldogs player Emma Kearney front the media at Whitten Oval ahead of Friday night's inaugural AFLW Pride Game.

Gertjan Verbeek speaks to the media at the Adelaide Airport ahead of the Reds' Round 16 clash against Western United at Whitten Oval.

Ben Halloran speaks to the media at the Adelaide United Training Centre ahead of the Reds' Round 16 clash against Western United at Whitten Oval.

Head Coach Gertjan Verbeek speaks to media following Adelaide United's 4-3 win over Western United at Whitten Oval in Round 16 of the Hyundai A-League.

Gertjan Verbeek speaks to the media at the Adelaide Airport ahead of the Reds' Round 16 clash against Western United at Whitten Oval.

Ben Halloran speaks to the media at the Adelaide United Training Centre ahead of the Reds' Round 16 clash against Western United at Whitten Oval.

Head Coach Gertjan Verbeek speaks to media following Adelaide United's 4-3 win over Western United at Whitten Oval in Round 16 of the Hyundai A-League.