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Anyone who tuned in with the popcorn for fireworks between Buckley and Robbo probably would have been disappointed at how civil the discussion was tonight.

Airing tonight and competing with live football is just an incredibly bad decision.

Really like how niche and dated some of the video content is that they manage to keep pulling out for this show. The Viney interview about Boris Becker a decent example. The Melbourne promotional campaign video that played last night too.

Ah yes, thought it seemed strange seeing him on the panel not being as much of a pest post match.

As long as it goes smoother than the last South Africa tour it is a win really.

Largely just analysis of the form of racehorses in that segment On iPhone using BigFooty.com mobile app

Lyon obviously still hadn't forgiven Russell for getting that question about him wrong as a kid.

Can't you just ignore people saying AFLM as well though

It's gonna be awesome on the show tomorrow night when he randomly asks Roosy to do a roly-poly.

It really was The Room of AFL programming.

I would have absolutely zero doubt Sportsbet are doing very well out of it. If front bar type footy humour isn't really your thing then this show would just seem like a big advertisement for beer and gambling.

I'd like to wager there'll be a plethora of carry on about it next episode

Yeah that Lynch cross was almost funny at how comical it was. Think Mooney even realised at the end that Lynch just wanted to be anywhere else in the world and tried to wrap it up swiftly when it wasn't working

My favourite segment

Won't last the full season. Roaming Brian has captured too much of the late Friday night TV market

If I were Gullan, I'd be inferring the fan would be strongly displeased. The guy hasn't even played a game for the club yet and then he squiggles on the premiership merch, it's a dilemma no doubt

It wasn't my comment as you say, but sure I traced through the thread and found it. Read the first few words again - "For some of us". So maybe not for you, but for some people, AFLW is a good thing because it gives women the opportunity to play football nationally and professionally like AFL...

Not really. That quote is her talking about playing tennis against a man, but I don't think anybody here is advocating that women should be playing against men in footy. No one is trying to claim that AFLW teams would be competitive against AFL teams either. As hard as this may be for you to...

a) Why is their attractiveness relevant at all b) I find comments like this a waste of space on web pages too c) How long have you been practicing misogyny

Oh ok. So fatsos are alright as long as they can kick freak goals that realistically only men can do well. Basically fat men are ok.

Oh look she's carrying some weight so the competition is obviously an embarrassment. Ever heard of stuey dew?

Guaranteed? That's a little dramatic. So you must know every single AFLW player and their work ethic. A pretty major difference between the two comps is that one runs during the AFL mens season and one does not. When Saturday afternoon AFL tv ratings are hardly impressive why would a TV network...

To be fair 90% of what is shown on television is hardly what I'd call "broadcastable standard". If you seriously believe that everyone who supports womens football does it to appear politically correct, as you seem to be insinuating, you are kidding yourself too

You won't have to either. No one 'has to suffer' through AFLW on fox in October as the title of this thread seems to suggest

Does it really matter what 504 shows in October