General Bombers Talk Official Podcasts - One on One, Bonnie T & Maddy P

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https://player.whooshkaa.com/episode?id=367450

Episode 4: Cooney, Zaharakis & Fantasia, special guest is Redman

5.40 Reflecting on Anzac Day game, Joe's goal. Zaka saying most of Collingwood's scores in the first quarter were from our turnovers, so we were basically beating ourselves. Felt like they were back in the game after the end of the second quarter, but then every time they got close Collingwood would kick the next one, so they never got to take the lead.

7.35 "contentious issues". Zaka explaining how he saw the Crisp decision (he was closer than the umpires and saw it better according to Coons). If 16 blokes stop on the field it's a good indication there's gonna be a free kick. Also talk about the Stephenson decision. Zaka: the way I look at it, holding the ball is grey area, it's more of an interpretation of a rule. if you just accept that and some will go your way and some won't, and then just play footy. coz it's going to happen every week.

Cooney asking about Pendlebury accepting the award, the booing etc. Fantasia pretty much saying what we were saying (hey Raz!) that it was more being unhappy about the situation and maybe the umpiring. Redman chimes in said they were a bit unsure what the booing was for, probably because of the Collingwood fans chanting "Collingwood" and trying to drown that out. Zaka agreed about the Collingwood chant, pretty much had booing every time that chant started. Bucks jumped the gun.

 

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Whooshkaa Shows

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Episode 9 is up... Zaka & Fantasia with Parish as the guest. Cooney usually hosts it but he's on holidays in this ep.

First one since the Communication Specialists did a number on Raz. They address it straight up at the start of the podcast.

 

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Whooshkaa Shows

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So apparently Raz's blond hair is a result of some sort of penalty (which he hasn't divulged ), the alternative was a $50 fine or shaving his hair off... so he's done the "Matt Guelfi".

 

[Corleone]

I’m really not a fan of Podcasts as a medium, but I’m really enjoying the Don Air podcast. It’s really good to hear a more human side of the players.

 

[Lore]

Don Air has a new episode out, BigFooty even got a shout out from Coons

DON AIR | Episode 12

Watch episode of 12 of Don Air in full. Presented by Amart Furniture.

www.essendonfc.com.au

And there's a full video this time as well which is kind of interesting I guess.

 

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Whooshkaa Shows

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[Bunk Moreland]

Sounds great, two of the club’s absolute legends.

Fans first: Hird, Watson and Campbell to feature in new interactive podcast

Past Essendon greats James Hird and Jobe Watson will join CEO Xavier Campbell in the new club podcast 'Working Through It'.

www.essendonfc.com.au

Will be special guests and it’ll also be recorded live, so people can call in.

 

[TheGrizz]

Sounds great, two of the club’s absolute legends.

Fans first: Hird, Watson and Campbell to feature in new interactive podcast

Past Essendon greats James Hird and Jobe Watson will join CEO Xavier Campbell in the new club podcast 'Working Through It'.

www.essendonfc.com.au

Will be special guests and it’ll also be recorded live, so people can call in.

Its great to see James back and involved with the club

 

[Darealrath]

Thought there had been was some tension between Jobe and Hird (though I could have that wrong), so great to see them doing this together. Really enjoy listening to them both so should be good.

 

[TheGreatBarryB]

One of the great players Hirdy but always found him a tad boring in the media.

 

[Barry Roundhouse]

One of the great players Hirdy but always found him a tad boring in the media.

his pod with Crawf was really good, but I think a lot of that was crawfs silliness to balance it out

 

[Mr Mojo Risin]

One of the great players Hirdy but always found him a tad boring in the media.

I think he's fantastic. Insightful and intelligent commentary is never boring. A fresh of breath air after all the over produced, headline and attention seeking clowns.

 

[The Prosecutor]

Live calls? This is sure to end well.

 

[Arctic fox]

Live calls? This is sure to end well.

Do they have Dump buttons on podcast desks?

 

[pepsi]

Absolutely loved the podcast today! It was so good to hear from Watson and Hird, they along with Campbell, have a great chemistry and seem to get along really well. It made me miss football, but I really enjoyed listening to the stories and they had doc Reid on as well which was a highlight.

 

[Blind Turn]

Absolutely loved the podcast today! It was so good to hear from Watson and Hird, they along with Campbell, have a great chemistry and seem to get along really well. It made me miss football, but I really enjoyed listening to the stories and they had doc Reid on as well which was a highlight.

Jobe doesn’t seem to have even a snifter of a saga-grudge against Hird which must displease some of the hecklers out there.

 

[TheGrizz]

Jobe doesn’t seem to have even a snifter of a saga-grudge against Hird which must displease some of the hecklers out there.

I believe Campbell was also CEO when Hird was removed a coach in 2015.
Didnt seem to be any burnt bridges or hard feelings between them

 

[Bunk Moreland]

Jobe doesn’t seem to have even a snifter of a saga-grudge against Hird which must displease some of the hecklers out there.

I believe Campbell was also CEO when Hird was removed a coach in 2015.
Didnt seem to be any burnt bridges or hard feelings between them

Very few, if any, people who were actually there blame Hird.

It was AFL-driven.

 

[windyhill]

Very few, if any, people who were actually there blame Hird.

It was AFL-driven.

Whoever drove it, he had to go.

 

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Recorded within the walls of Windy Hill with 20 of the club's biggest names and club historian Dan Eddy.



Eddy says;

“With the docuseries, you’re sort of restricted to certain comments you can make regarding a certain subject, and then you move on to the next one. With the podcast, we’ve been able to elaborate more on the series and tell the funny side to things. It’s more a general chat and the guys are relaxed,” Eddy said.

“We wanted to tell a lot of great stories about the history of the club through the people who have lived the highs and lows and enjoyed the successes together.

“They’ll show the family culture of the club, how much the club embraced its people and how those people flourished from being in that environment.

“We’ll hear the players in a more comfortable and relaxed atmosphere, and the stories that come out of it are some new ones the fans will enjoy.”

New historical podcast launching Wednesday

Stay tuned for a special podcast series dedicated to the Bombers' 150-year anniversary.

www.essendonfc.com.au

Available on Omny from Wednesday, will also be added to Spotify, Google and Apple podcasts.

 

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First ep is Timmy Watson

Ep 1 | Tim Watson - Fabric of the Essendon Football Club

A true Essendon icon, Tim Watson was a driving force behind the Bombers' success in the '80s and early '90s, winning three premierships, four Crichton medals and captaining the club. He joins Dan Eddy to discuss his journey from humble beginnings in Dimboola to an Essendon champion, and his...

omny.fm

Some quotes from the article– I'll add some cliffs to this when I get time to listen to it later/tomorrow.

“It (major shift) was from day one (under Sheedy),” Watson said.

“We got this call from our team manager Kevin Egan about being at training in October (1980). I was like, ‘What the hell?’ Nobody was training in October, no one.

“Not only were we training in October, but it was five nights a week in October – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. Our pre-season the year before started in January, so this was a major shift.

“We all got weighed on the first night, training was explained to us, we all got given a footy. He (Sheedy) said, ‘This is football, we’re not training to be runners, we’re training to be football players’.

“It sounds so simple today, but that just didn’t happen then. That’s how far he was ahead of everyone else back then, and because he was like that, we started to feel like there was a rub-off here and that we’re all part of it.

“I’ve never spoken to anyone else about this, but immediately I was so excited about what was going to happen. I didn’t know how you build success, but he’d come from Richmond and been part of it, so I believed in what he was doing.”

LISTEN: The 'major shift' that sparked success under Sheedy

Tim Watson details the drastic shift under Kevin Sheedy in the first episode of Fabric of the Essendon Football Club.

www.essendonfc.com.au

 

[boncer34]

Ahem

 

[Lore]

Ahem

You’re getting jealous of a club pod now?

 

[boncer34]

You’re getting jealous of a club pod now?

TheGrizz >>> Tim Watson