Huge post trade period show, on a sad day for the club. Also, AFLW continues to roll. 

Farewell to Jack Graham, big win in the AFLW, highs and lows of the 2024 Jack Dyer medal count and trade week update

Three AFLW games, trade rumours and draft 

Mens' offseason silliness, draft and two W weeks 

Wrap of the emotional last game, trades, departures and the AFLW 

A quick pod to farewell a few greats.

Grimes, Vfl and *sigh* the seniors 

Saints game, no.1 pick, list management 

Dusty, North and a very blah Saints team

We pay tribute to Brandon Ellis, recap the Pies loss, off-field changes, VFL and a Kangaroos preview.

Some sizzling debates and hot topics covered 

A restoration of the normal podcast order

Special guest co-host Simon Wallace joins the show to talk about the loss to the Dockers, AFL draft scouting, VFL and a look forward to GWS. 

Tough loss to the Blues, Jacob Blight debut, Nank's great season continues. Plus a fun VFL win and a look forward to Freo. 

After a week off we return with the usual as well as a look at out of contract players. 

Hour long mega pod where we celebrate a fun game and the career of the greatest.

Another plucky performance, another tragic injury... also some new faces 

A more credible performance made for a cheerier pod before the all important mid-season draft preview. 

After a tough night at the Gabba and in the VFL, Nick and Andy do an authoritative ranking of Richmond's most catastrophic injuries. Plus a look forward to Dreamtime 

We do some of our best work after a loss, also Benny, VFL and preview. 

Tough loss to the Dockers, some love for Brown and Lefau, Another good win in the VFL and a Bulldogs preview. 

*with new audio* Bumper show breaking down a tough loss vs the Dees, great win in the VFL, early draft views and prospects to watch, Punt road redevelopment and a Freo preview.  

No pod this week, but written report below, also enjoy one of our favourite pods:   Nick    Injury crisis - Taranto, Ross, Short - around 40% of salary cap injured (both quality and quantity, young, old and mid career players) Great start (again) Opposition string of unanswered goals (again) McAuliffe flashes Lefau showed power and some forward craft in air and on ground, tough match up, has big hands even for 195cm Dow - needed more Almost Jack 2010 levels of dependency on Shai Baker in very good form Young/Miller step back from last week Eagles young brigade damaging - Yeo, McGovern, Kelly, Duggan Wanted more from Brown and Campbell Nice to see Steely warm up with team as emergency as part of large WA contingency Loved Vlossy’s hanger  VFL competitive but undermanned away vs good Werribee team (lacked any AFL listed onballers) Ryan v.good as fwd/ruck, Naismith dominating fwiw Kaleb Smith good without being dominant Glad for the bye   Andy    TT going out felt like one of the last foundational supports being lost, I was surprised that we were still relatively strong favourites at the bounce   The game was clearly lost in the midfield -23 in clearances, -7 in centre clearances and -21 in inside 50s. As discussed in the preview, WCE actually has a mature and talented midfield.  Injuries obviously a disaster: the entire starting midfield, both key forwards, CHB and in-game injury to short. All 5 of our last B&F winners.  Stat nerds like us generally believe that over the long run clubs have the same amount of injury 'luck', however, this year is testing the belief.  Judson injury after being sent back on with a obviously injured leg is a terrible look, whatever the truth of the matter.  Bye doesn't help that much, maybe Hopper and Grimes a possibility. Lynch's return date remains 10-12 weeks away.   On the game  -Pity they didn't end the game after the Flossy mark, we were up by 4 goals at the time.  -Nice game from Lefau, hard to calibrate the future of a 25 YO, 4th game key position player playing on a team getting smashed in the midfield. But good on him for taking his chance.  -Nank was dominate in the rucks but it was for naught . 13 CPs too. Having a career best year in tackles, clearances and CPs -Dow hopefully not fully fit, because he's struggling otherwise. -MJR another solid game, great goal. Disposal, tackle and goal stats all up this year.  -Young and Miller struggled, exposed by the midfield struggles.  -Tougher day at the office for Brown as well. Only 7 touches. Kaps may be in trouble. Kosi not taking his chance. However, to finish on a high note: Flossy leads the league in total intercepts, also going at 88% (!) for 22 disposals a game. The early AA talk is justified.       

Do we do our best work after a loss? Maybe

Well that was a lot of fun

The geat rematch turned out to be a fizzer, but still some interesting points 

Close, brave, but no result. A few random rants and a preview of the epic homecoming 

Special guest joins the pod as we record a special in-person episode. 

What we learnt from the pre-season, potential debuts and gameplan changes. Plus a Suns preview and some complicated Dimma feelings

We're back with pre-season news - injuries, position changes and rookie expectations. Plus a review of Jack and Trent's recent books, and AFLW draft review.

All the AFL draft, trades, picks and near misses. Plus ending the AFLW season on a high with a smashing win over the Pies. 

He's gone.

We look into our new coach, AFLW, trade rumours, pay tribute to a man who gave so much to Richmond and finally power rank least worst Grand Final winners.

Some sizzling hot takes about reviewing the season, and the offseason to come, before we bring on a special guest to talk about the wonderful AFLW win. 

We review the loss to Port Adelaide with some encouraging performances from the kids, some off-season news and then look forward to the AFLW season.

Fantastic tribute to our retiring legends

A tribute to the great ones. 

A tough loss to the Bulldogs, what went wrong plus a review of the younger players. Also VFL and a look forward to the Saints

Great quality game, and ruck battle, but sadly we came out on the wrong end of both. Still, we find some reasons for hope. 

Amazing comeback win after an often frustrating afternoon, Coulthard’s impact on debut, VFL, Jayden Short and a look forward to possibly season-defining game against Melbourne.

A solid if not spectacular win vs the Eagles with Dan Rioli starring. Plus Tarrant, Lynch new, VFL and a look forward to the Hawks  

Tough win vs the Swans with Shai and Dusty starring. Also VFL, father son update and an Eagles preview.

Delayed pod, but that gives us a good excuse to not dwell on last week and instead talk about the new kids. 

Bye week special recapping the season so far, potential All-Australians, out-of-contract players, AFLW news and a look forward to a crucial Lions clash.

O captain my captain! A perfect night paying tribute to Trent Cotchin 300th game and a fighting win over the Saints. Plus a good win in the VFL.

300

We won a close one! That and other unexpected events are discussed, including Freo being good. 

Mid-season draft! New coach! Same dysfunctional forwardline! Plus a GWS preview.

A very special episode as we pay tribute to the highs, lows and friends we made along the way of the Dimma era with special guests @KiwiTiger12 @danielflitton @sjhross @KonradMarshall @LozzzaC @ExiledVictorian and @swa11ace *with editing added ending from Nick and Andy

Recap of the win over the Cats in loving detail, Samson and Dusty plus VFL and a look forward to dreamtime.

Flawed but fun win over the Eagles, Shai brilliant and Samson emerging. Plus Prestia's 200th and a preview of the epic Cats clash. 

Tough loss to the Suns, new Tassie team, Tiger book review and VFL.

Shorter pod but still jammed full of pertinent facts. 

Sorting through the games, a little bit of good news and the statistics debate you didn't know you needed.

No pod this week, so sorry. A few reflections -Season has a hard reset after Lynch (our MVP) and Nank’s injury. Expectations have to change, but it’s an opportunity as well.  -Doggies game was lost on the key metrics, but the injuries give a good reason why we couldn’t kick on in the last. English delivered a big middle finger to the pod after last week’s slander by being BOG. -Trying to take the 2017 positive vibe. Lynch being out means we lose the easy dump kick down the line, but forward line is partly about opportunity and it forces the coaches to refresh and think anew.  -lots of debate about Taranto, however as many have said  by the hard data he’s actually been very good, including with his pressure. However, afl ratings (which include location tracking) don’t rate him, unusual to have this disparity. One to watch. -As a collective group midfield not getting it done in the centre square, 2 last in the league. -Shai back, Rioli great  -Cumby and Hugo 💪 -Tyler Young continues to get it done    -Judson’s first half made afl ratings melt, good pressure too -Dusty good overall  -Flossy’s intercept numbers down and turnovers up in the first four games, one to watch.  -VFL was disaster, Biggy, Bradkte injured, Steely was good, Bauer played behind ball some and played well, career high 18 -Swans missing plenty too, we are a chance, more to come 

Slightly delayed Pies wrap, then lots of forward-looking analysis including Kaps 150th

Well, that was a... strange win versus the Crows.  We run the game, VFL and preview the huge game verses the Pies. 

*Pod reloaded with better track timing* Frustrating but exciting draw vs the Blues, mixed reviews on the new recruits and some encouraging signs for the season ahead. Plus VFL, AFLW news and a Crows preview.

Round 1 Preview!

We are back with the usual sizzling post preseason hot takes and a George tribute. 

We discuss the key news and issues of the off-season.

Our annual post-draft spectacular, plus the player review continues. Yes, the phrase "can't believe he was available" was used. 

Pod: Pre draft show! Plus training the house down, AFLW and player review.

The first 30 minutes of the pod is about AFLW and the finals, and the second half is the start of the annual men's player review. 

Post-trade period wrap, starting with the sad delistings and then moving onto the far happier topics, Soldo, the new GWS additions, Soldo, AFLW, Soldo and we finish with a self-indulgent story. Soldo. 

It's the annual JDM podcast where we present the prestigious RTT medal for votes per game. Also a huge win for the AFLW and trade season.

It's the trade season phony war, and we talk through the latest news, coaching hires and the AFLW's back-to-back wins. 

Monster show as we sift through the end to an exciting and frustrating finals loss. A big effort in the AFLW against the reigning premier Adelaide Crows and the off-season is in full swing with a detailed look at Tim Taranto.

Finals preview, AFLW, resignings...no men's game this week so we recorded a short and sweet podcast.... only kidding, it's an epic 50 minutes where we still run out of time to discuss other matters. 

Epic pod featuring an interview with the @afl's Sarah Black (@_sjblack) on the Tigers AWFL season from about 47 minutes. Before that the usual product, including a heavy dose of schadenfreude at the expense of our rivals. 

The joy of MRJ, Lynch's big day, Peggy and more. 

The old firm got together for a rousing victory against the Port, and lots to discuss as Nick takes personal umbrage to a David King stat. 

Season alive and faith in random mathematics of close games is restored. 

A bittersweet show as we pay tribute to Kane Lambert on his retirement. Plus Shane Edwards incredible career ahead of his 300th game, the Dockers draw, VFL and the Lions preview.

Content warning: this episode contains graphic descriptions of missed shots on goal and heartbreaking losses. And Noah Cumberland, he was good.