Line in the Sand. An AFL Podcast

After recapping how their VFL and VFLW teams went last weekend, Hamish and Amos discuss how they think their teams will fare Round 1, and how they will o this season. They both made their predictions for Brownlow, Coleman, Rising Star, Premiership and Wooden Spoon. 

Amos and Hamish talk about the weekend's games for their respective teams, and what the AFL men's games mean leading into round 1. They both also discuss the new top-up player protocol. 

In this week's Episode, Hamish asks what's going on at Hawthorn off the field as Jeff has the Board in disarray. Hamish touches on the Essendon elevating 4 Legends of the Club at their Hall of Fame Function. Both Hamish and Amos take a look at the other Club's Practice Matches in the Men's comps before focussing on each of their Club's performances in Men's Practice Matches and the VFLW Competitio...

In this week's episode, Hamish shares his outrage with the changed food venues at the MCG and outlines his plan to run for the MCC Board. Hawthorn have their first AFLW player, and Essendon continues to dominate the VFLW. Both Hamish and Amos outline their thoughts on Supercoach and how they see their teams lining up come Round 1 this year. 

In this week's Episode, Hamish and Amos take a look at the week that was in Football, chat about their team's dominating R1 of the VFLW and look back 2 of their favourite Finals victories of all time. 

In this week's episode, Amos and Hamish discuss the 2 greatest comebacks of all time in VFL/AFL - games that happened to feature both Hawthorn and Essendon - the 1999 Game where Hawthorn overcame the fast-starting Saints and the 2001 game where Essendon overran the Kangaroos after being 69 points down early in the second term. 

After heaping praise on Ash Barty and Raffa Nadal, and Hamish talking about GOAT James Hird, Amos and Hamish have a look at each club and how they are travelling so far this preseason. 

In this episode, Hamish and Amos discuss Mason Cox's designer glasses, Jordan De Goey's AFL return and, more importantly, speculate who might be filling spots on AFL lists after training over the preseason. 

In tonight's Episode, Hamish and Amos look over the last 100 years and chat about players who have been elite in both cricket and football, and what choices this led them to make. They also discuss James Hird's return and the rule tweaks, including the one they dub the Joel Selwood rule.  

In the first episode of 2022. Amos and Hamish speculate about what might happen with COVID this year after much of the Essendon list is in isolation. They also reminisce about 4 games that were impacted by weather or electrical faults - A massive hailstorm at Artic Park, the day the lights went out at Waverley, the day the scoreboard caught fire at the MCG and the day it snowed at Canberra. 

In this week's Episode, Amos shares how happy he is with the results of the Hawthorn AGM and Hamish predicts 10 Essendon Premierships across all Essendon Teams over the next 5 years. Also, both Hamish and Amos cast their eye over the 2022 fixture. Hamish thinks Essendon is being targeted. Amos is having none of it. 

In this Episode Amos and Hamish take a look at the careers of AFL Players that either announced their retirement or weren't offered contracts for Season 2022. This week's episode covers the second half of the list. Hamish also touches upon how AFL HQ has it in for the Essendon Football Club. 

In this Episode Amos and Hamish take a look at the careers of AFL Players that either announced their retirement or weren't offered contracts for Season 2022. This week's episode covers the first half of this list. 

Episode 13 - Amos and Hamish digest the draft television coverage, the hits, the misses and how they feel their teams fared. 

In this Episode Amos waxes lyrical about 2 drafts in the early 2000s that set up a Hawthorn dynasty, including the super draft of 2001 and Hawthorn's strong hand in 2004. Hamish looks at drafts from 2006 and 2009 and rewrites the draft order, making the case for one player to be picked above Dusty Martin

In this episode, Hamish and Amos discuss how the Bombers dominate the Hawks in the VWFL and VBFL, The Windy Hill Redevelopment, Liam Jones, Hugh Greenwood & The Greatest Documentary Series of all time

In this Episode, Hamish and Amos discuss those delisted free agents that have already found new homes, and go on to discuss the trade period from 2011-2020. They discuss how the new point system works and what it may mean for future trade and draft periods. 

Amos and Hamish discuss seasons 1983-1985 and the results for each of their clubs. 

Amos and Hamish discuss the animosity between the Hawthorn and Essendon Football Clubs, and how it all boiled over in Round 11, 2004. 

In this week's episode Amos & Hamish discuss the decade from 2001-2010, looking at the winners and losers from the period. They discuss how Hawthorn fleeced the Dockers, how Wayne Carey went to Adelaide, the Judd Kennedy trade and more. 

Amos & Hamish recap what was essentially a quiet trade week in many respects, analysing team by team what happened and whether they thought it was a win for each team. 

In this week's episode, Amos and Hamish look at trades from the 1990s, covering the winners and losers of key trades that happened throughout the decade. Covering everything from Denham to Williams, Buckley to Wanganeed and in-depth discussion on the merits of Simon Minton-Connell, they look at the key moves of that era. 

In this Episode Amos and Hamish dissect the 4 big trades involving Essendon and Hawthorn - spanning the period from 1995 to 2009 - looking at the trade wins and trade losses over this time. Whilst Hamish went to great lengths to remind everyone that Paul Barnard kicked 4 goals in the 2000 Grand Final he reluctantly admits that Hawthorn were the big winner from all these trades, picking up Shaun Bu...

In Episode 3, Amos and Hamish discuss an afternoon of sport in Melbourne, the Perth Grand Final's pregame entertainment and then dissect the grand final itself. They question whether this is the start of a Demons Dynasty and whether a nighttime grand final is here to stay. 

In this week's episode, we cover Ollie Wines win, talk about who was hard done by and our thoughts on the Coverage. We also talk about our favourite Brownlow counts from years gone by and how Jobe Watson will always be the 2012 Brownlow winner. We also speculate on the happenings at Carlton and what will happen in the upcoming Grand Final.