Demonland Podcast

The boys discussed the second half dominance over the Bulldogs, Clarry's turn as a "resting" forward, Max's dominance in the Ruck, who is inline for an All Australian nod & Jack Viney's injury. They then talked Casey, the injury list and changes for the all important game against the Cats before daring to peek at the Ladder predictions in the run home.

The boys discussed the domination of Fremantle in Darwin despite the inaccuracy in front of goals, Olivers outstanding first 50 games, Wayne Carey's bizarre suggestion, the Casey Game, the injury list and changes for the Bulldogs game. They then discussed the run home and whether we still make finals before discussing a bunch of random MFC topics to round off the show.

The boys spoke with the co-founder of Sports Hosts a company that has partnered with the Melbourne Football Club to pair newcomers and international visitors with Demon fans who host them at games. They then talked about the disappointing loss to St. Kilda, the team's poor workmate and still being the easiest team to score against. They then talked about the form of the players at Casey and the ch...

The boys welcomed former Melbourne Football Club Best and Fairest winner Aaron Davey to the podcast and discussed his career with the Demons. They were then joined by Demonland tech guru Nasher and discussed the loss to Port Adelaide, the form of Jesse Hogan and Christian Petracca, the run home and whether we can save our season, whether we can compete with the best and being one of the easiest te...

The boys welcomed former Melbourne Football Club captain Brad Green to the podcast and discussed his career with the Demons. They then discuss the appointment of new CEO Gary Pert who will replace the retiring Peter Jackson in October, the announcement of plans for a home base in the heart of the MCG precinct, the possible dumping of the Darwin game and changes for the all important game against t...

The boys welcomed Fitzroy Lions Champion, Sydney Swans 2005 Premiership Coach and former Melbourne Demons Coach Paul Roos to the Demonland Podcast to talk about his time as Coach of the Melbourne Football Club.

The boys welcomed James Harmes to the Demonland podcast and talked about him growing up a Dees fan, being Rookie drafted to the Dees, his determination to come back from an early injury to solidify his place in the Dees midfield. He spoke about Tom McDonald's re-signing, Jake Lever's injury, Clarry's skill and Jesse Hogan's sensational season. Later the boys talked the win against the Bulldogs in...

The boys were joined again by @Demonblog/Supermercado discussed the dismantling of the Adelaide Crows in Alice Springs. They lauded the efforts of the the whole team. The talked about more records being broken who's in All Australian contention, the Dees leading in 16 categories over the past month and what's changed since the Round 5 loss. Demonland poster Drunkn167 called in with his Casey Repor...

The boys were joined by @Demonblog/Supermercado and were almost giddy about the 109 point drubbing of Carlton. They lauded the efforts of the players including Melksham, McDonald, Jones & Gawn. They talked Clarry's mystery early week surgery, the breaking of another "embarrassing" record and talked Demonland Player of Year, AFL Team of the Week and the Coaches Award. Demonland poster Drunkn167 cal...

The boys started the show talking about Clarry missing his flight due to not being able to complete a urine test and then discussed the big win against the Suns at the Gabba praising Tom McDonald, Clarry & Max, the backline clicking, the big 4 and finally running out a game and having a massive last quarter. They then discussed The Jack Viney Show at Casey, the small injury list, changes vs Carlto...

The boys were joined by @demonblog/Supermercado and discussed Demons' CEO Peter Jackson stepping down, the victory over the Saints, Clarry the handball king, the continued resurgence in form of Angus Brayshaw, The Jesse Hogan Incident and being Etihad Specialists. They then talked injuries and changes for the game against Gold Coast and our run up to the Bye.

The boys were joined by Melbourne small forward Mitch Hannan on the back of his best game for the Dees amassing 18 possessions and 3 goals. They then talked about the great second half performance to defeats the Bombers by 6 goals. They then lamented the growing injury list before talking with Demonland Casey reporter Drunkn167 and discussing the changes for the upcoming match against the Saints.

The boys were joined by Demonland tech guru Nasher and drowned their sorrows talking about the loss to Richmond in the ANZAC Eve blockbuster. They talked about the game game, the changes for next week and the winnable games in the month ahead.

The boys were joined by demonblog/Supermercado and lamented about the awful performance versus the hawks. They discussed our backline setup and structure, being the easiest team to score against, the shepherding the man on the mark rule and is Goodwin the man for the job? They then went on to look at the injury list and the changes for the ANZAC Eve match against the Tigers.

The boys celebrated the breaking of the last remaining home and away hoodoo by defeating North Melbourne by 37 points. They then lauded the efforts of Jesse Hogan and Max Gawn, the straight kicking of Tommy Bugg and Dean Kent’s great return. They talked about the lapses and selection table headaches before discussing the upcoming game against Hawthorn.

The boys dissected the game against the Lions in Brisbane praising the efforts of Jesse Hogan, Jeff Garlett, Clayton Oliver and Christian Petracca. They then talked about the Dees ending their relationship with the Pokies before turning their sights on breaking the hoodoo against North Melbourne.

The boys were LIVE from the Gold Coast, well one of them was, and they discussed the disappointing loss to the Cats before discussing the ins and outs for the upcoming game against Brisbane. Apologies for the audio quality.

The boys were joined by Demonblog and demonwiki chief writer Adam (Supermercado on Demonland) and they discussed Adam's book The Great Deepression chronicling the decade between 2007 and 2016. They then gave their Best MFC Lineup for 2018, discuused the timinig of some more Camp Fiasco articles, Viney's continuing foot problems, Brayshaw's wisdom teeth extraction, Dangerfield Watch, the ins and ou...

The boys discussed the new upcoming MFC podcast, the JLT win and the 3rd quarter fade out, Media Predictions, the growing injury list and opposition watch for Round 1, and the AFLW team's chances of a Grand Final berth.

The boys interviewed Melbourne Football Club cult hero Neville Jetta discussing 2017, his role as an indigenous leader at the club & his 2nd chance at a career under Roosy. Afterwards they discussed the so-called experts analysis of the Dees chances in 2018, Mitch Hannan's re-signing, and the ins and outs for JLT 2.

The boys discuss winning the the first of two JLT games against North Melbourne. They are joined by Demonland poster Drunkn167 who is the brother of Melbourne Rookie Declan Keilty. Drunkn offers his insight into our young emerging team from someone who has watched a lot of this young team progress through Casey. The boys also wished Demon Legend Ron Barassi a happy 82nd birthday.

The boys discuss winning the inaugural AFLX tournament, the re-signing of Christian Petracca, the 2018 Leadership Group, the upcoming JLT Series and the AFLW.

The boys interview Melbourne Recruitment Manager Jason Taylor after the 2017 National Draft to discuss our picks and the recruitment process. They are then joined by Whispering Jack to wrap up the Draft. They also discuss preseason training, the new numbers, Jack Viney's delayed start to the preseason and Jordan Lewis' new backline role.

The boys plus Whispering Jack belatedly wrap up the Trade Week. They discuss Jake Lever, Jack Watts, Harley Balic and with upcoming release of the 2018 AFL Fixture. The podcast will return to wrap up the 2017 National Draft.

In this weeks episode the boys interview Demon legend Allen Jakovich and discuss his great but short career.