A3 Footy Podcast

In this episode, the boys take a look at the AFLW lists ahead of next week's draft. We break down the expansion sides' inaugural lists, give our bests and worsts of the existing teams, and pick out our underrated signings.

As we approach the pointy end of the season, the battle for the top 8 continues to get harder and harder. The boys take a look at the successes of Collingwood and Richmond as they battle out for eighth, as well as Essendon's overall drop off.

After Melbourne lost their last two games in a row, the boys discuss how the absence of Steven May could affect this week's Queen's Birthday clash with Collingwood. We also take a look at contentious umpiring calls, the AFLW trade news, and all your favourite segments.

After a hard fortnight, the Dockers bounced back against Melbourne to retain their top four spot, which the boys break down in detail. We also chat mid-season draft and Carlton's failure to produce four quarter efforts, as well as all of your favourite segments.

This week, the boys take a lens to the Cats and the Saints for vastly different reasons. We touch on Geelong finding the balance between its veterans and youngsters, and whether St Kilda's gamestyle can hold up in finals or over the next two months, particularly without skipper Jack Steele.

This week, the boys take a look at the Gold Coast Suns' upset victory over Fremantle, and how they've found success so far this year. We also look at the downfalls of Essendon and North Melbourne, as well as cover all the news (including the AFLW CBA) and your favourite segments.

GWS coach Leon Cameron officially resigned from the role, and the boys are here to break down his tenure and who could take up the post next. We also look at Richmond getting their mojo back, the Bulldogs' defensive woes, as well as cover all the news and your favourite segments.

The boys are all back this week to break down another round of footy. They discuss where the Eagles are at after a horror start to the season, the Suns' competitiveness against the Pies, and the Lions passing a major test.

It's just Cat and Miller this week, with plenty to discuss out of a big ANZAC Round. The boys discuss John Longmire's comments on 'invasive' footage of Paddy McCartin post-concussion, the continued rise of Fremantle, and whether it's now make or break time for Leon Cameron and the Giants. There's plenty of news to cover as well, with a league-wide ruck injury crisis and AFLW player movement.

It's just Miller and Doc this week, as the boys break down the week's biggest discussion: the umpire dissent rules. They also take a look at what's put Melbourne ahead of the pack to start the year, Collingwood's talls, as well as all your favourite segments including the return of Doc's Deepdive.

Cat and Miller are back for the final regular episode of this AFLW season, breaking down the Crows' grand final win. There's plenty of news to discuss, with players being signed to expansion clubs left and right as we embark into the 18 team era of the competition.

It's just Cat and Miller on this week's episode, as they look at the good and bad of CEO Gil McLachlan's tenure at the top after he stepped down from the role. We discuss the rise of St Kilda's forward line, the Eagles' first win, and the Dogs' inaccuracy in front of goal, as well as all of our usual segments.

After a thoroughly entertaining W Awards, the boys take a look through all the award winners as well as hand out their own, and preview the weekend's match of matches: the AFLW Grand Final, Adelaide vs Melbourne.

After a post-siren Showdown loss, Port Adelaide sits 0-3. The boys take a look at what's gone wrong to start the season, take a look at Carlton's continued improvement, and how Fremantle's midfield has stayed strong despite all its injuries.

It's prelim final weekend, and we've got two huge games to look forward to. The boys tackles where the game will be won and lost in both the Dees and Lions, and Crows and Dockers match ups, tackle a bit of news from the week, and give their predictions for Tuesday's W Awards.

It's milestones on field and off it for the podcast this week, as the boys finally make their grand return to the studio. We touch on Buddy's 1000 goal milestone, Hawthorn's rapid rise, GWS' midfield woes and all our usual segments, while Doc's Deepdive shifts focus to Sydney's Isaac Heeney.

With Cat out this episode, Doc and Miller take a look at North's elimination from the AFLW Finals at the hands of Fremantle, look ahead to the weekend's clash between Brisbane and Collingwood, and break down all the news and rumours from expansion and player movement.

While it was a tough weekend for the boys with all three of their sides losing, Round 1 of the 2022 AFL season featured a number of massive league and club debuts, as well as teams showing off their new recruits front and centre. We introduce 'Doc's Deepdive', take a look at Miller's Rolling AA Team, as well as discuss all the injury news and look ahead to Round 2.

With Round 1 of the men's season just around the corner, the boys dive into a mega preview for every club's first game - the important match ups, what they need to do for each game, as well as taking a look at the players we're excited to watch this season.

It's a big episode of discussion for the boys as the AFLW looks likely to run a second season in 2022, starting in August. We touch on Essendon's first AFLW signing, Melbourne's sheer dominance and scoring record, as well as all the regular segments and tips for the final round of the home and away season.

The men's season is just around the corner, and the boys are here to break it all down before next Wednesday night. We discuss a few big talking points out of the practice games and AAMI Series, while giving our predictions for the year ahead.

The boys discuss the move from Essendon to offer Daisy Pearce its inaugural AFLW senior coaching position, the incoming expansion and how clubs will respond, and the Giants' loss on the weekend. All this plus the regular segments ahead of a huge Round 9.

It's been a week of must-watch footy in the AFLW, with tight games across all the mid-week fixtures. The boys chat the Dogs comeback, Collingwood's downfall, as well as what's caught their eye so far out of the AFL practice games.

The boys are all back together, and Doc is up and about after watching the Bulldogs win on the road for the first time in three years. We also discuss how the Saints can earn their first win, while also looking at the 'never say die' Suns.

It's just Doc and Miller this week tackling a huge round of AFLW action before looking ahead to the next. The boys touch on the undefeated Crows plus the Blues issues, while going through all your favourite regular segments.