The SuperFooty Podcast

After an unpredictable round of footy, a familiar topic leads the agenda yet again as the Tigers lurch from bad to worse. Dimma got fired up, but how much responsibility does he have to take and how much should the players – including captain Trent Cotchin – be copping? North Melbourne are certainly travelling well – especially to Perth – but exactly how far can they go given their inconsistency so far? Has the eight already been set, and if not, who’s likely to fall out or squeeze in? Can time finally be called on the Cats, and should we be calling for the end of Sydney’s cost of living allowance? And was there anything to fear in the big scares for the Hawks and the Power? The biggest brain fades of the weekend stars Jarrod Waite and Steele Sidebottom and there’s some interesting whispers about the future job prospects of Tom Harley and Greg Swann. There’s also the untold story of the travel divide between players and certain media personalities, Sammy’s admiration for the Dustin Fletcher of reality TV and Mick’s ASADA update as we get closer to ‘show’ time at Windy Hill.

Plenty to talk about after Round 10, with Gary Ablett's stray elbow leading the agenda and the team considering the question of whether Brownlow eligibility rules are fair in the modern age. The boys also discuss an up and down weekend for the comp's big blokes, the Power's continuing surge, the lack of a blowtorch on the Bulldogs and the Giant problems in western Sydney that seem to just keep getting bigger. All that, plus Sammy's theory on Jack Riewoldt's "selfish unselfishness", more bodgy banner work, Paddy Dangerfield in line for a Be Kind Rewind and Elliott Yeo's dental disaster.

There's plenty of talking points after an eventful Round 9, with Tigerland's tough decisions leading the agenda after its dismal loss to Melbourne. The boys also look at the Dees' renaissance under Roos, Friday night's bad taste boos, Freo's flag hopes, even more bumps and how the Suns just keep getting brighter. There's also Sammy's shocking solution to Sirengate, Mick's advice for the Essendon hierarchy and Huddo's musical tastes v the Gold Coast anthem.

Round 8 brought a shorter fixture list but there was still plenty for Huddo, Sammy and Mick to chew over. The Swans rediscovering their mojo tops the agenda, with plenty of debate on the Hawks, Freo and Port's flag prospects. There's also Josh Kennedy's incredible haul, angry Alastair Clarkson and the Giants' reasons to be fearful. And we introduce our new segment 'Be Kind Rewind', nominating those that might prefer to have the weekend back again.

Mick Warner is back in the studio with Sam Edmund and Anthony Hudson to discuss all the hot topics out of Round 7. How scared should the Victorian powerhouse clubs be by the form of the Gold Coast Suns and can anyone figure out exactly how good North Melbourne are? The boys also debate which of their own teams - Richmond and Carlton - have been the biggest disappointment of the season so far and give their theories on the secrets of the top sides’ success. There’s also the biggest issues facing new AFL boss Gillon McLachlan, a Brownlow debate, a lively ‘Is it Just Me, Or...?’ and plenty more.

Tiger trouble tops the agenda as Michael Warner joins Sammy and Huddo in the SuperFooty Podcast studio for Round 6. Mick’s more optimistic than most about Richmond’s final chances this year as Sammy wonders whether blaming injuries is another sign that Tigerland’s on a slippery slope. The boys discuss the secret of Port Adelaide’s success, Carlton’s comeback and their chances of winning Friday night’s blockbuster and Mick gives his take on Essendon chairman Paul Little’s controversial comments. There’s also the Doggies doing little for their Good Friday fixture chances, Freo’s faltering system, Jack Watts’ woes and Nic Nat knockers. Not to mention uni reminiscing, boundary bloopers and Mick risking the wrath of South Australians everywhere with his travel theories.

After a long weekend of footy, it’s a bumper edition of The SuperFooty Podcast with special guests Mark Robinson and Jon Ralph. Geelong’s win in the Easter Monday blockbuster and Chris Judd’s injury are top of the agenda, with plenty of debate around the top-four hopes of Collingwood, Essendon, Sydney, Freo and Port after a tough weekend for tipping. There’s also discussion of controversial bumps, ludicrous goal reviews and a look ahead to the big Anzac Day matches. Not to mention Huddo’s brush with being famous, Ralphy’s Twitter wars and a truly epic ‘Is It Just Me, Or...’ debut from Robbo.

The latest edition of The SuperFooty Podcast is live, and no prizes for guessing what the hottest topic of the weekend is. Carlton are again in the spotlight after their horror loss to Melbourne and Anthony Hudson, Sam Edmund and Jon Anderson are joined on the line by Jay Clark for the latest from Visy Park. There’s also North’s top-4 ambitions, tagger tactics, the terrible Tiges, the burning issues of hot weather and sandy tracks and plenty more.

IT’S another bumper agenda for The SuperFooty Podcast after an eventful Round 3. Top of the agenda is Carlton’s woes, what it needs to do about them, whether Mick Malthouse is the man for the job and contemplate the unthinkable for Blues fans … losing to the Dees next weekend. There’s heated debate on Lethal’s Aaron Sandilands comments and the importance of the ruck position and a difference of opinion on the chances of Bomber Thompson staying on at the Essendon helm. And we look ahead to Friday night’s ‘Elimination Final in April’ between Richmond and Collingwood, with Sammy unveiling some astonishing stats from Sammy around Travis Cloke and what the Tiges need to do to beat the Pies for the first time since 2007. All this, plus Huddo risking a painful encounter the next time he sees Barry Hall, Sammy’s aversion to one of the game’s traditions, Ando’s undying man-crush on Paul Chapman and plenty more.

Welcome to the very first episode of the SuperFooty podcast, and it's a big agenda after a fascinating weekend. Host Anthony Hudson and guests Sam Edmund and Jon Ralph chew over the hottest topics of Round 2, including Buddy and the Swans, Collingwood’s win, Melbourne’s woes, Nick Riewoldt’s heroics and plenty more.