Can’t believe it’s not butter…

Just good footy chat

Tune in this week for a classic episode packed with all your favourite segments, strong Crows and Power coverage for our SA listeners, plus plenty on the Blues and Hawks. Spe’s off the booze for a few months and reckons his footy IQ has skyrocketed as a result. Expect a few laughs, quality analysis, and expert tips heading into Leg 2 of Sir Doug Nicholls Round.

Shoey Time! 🍺

A bet’s a bet, and Tim pays the price for skipping the homework with a shoey live on air! Could it be the lucky omen the Hawks need for the ‘Big Shoey’ to debut this week? The boys recap last round in style before Spe puts Tim under the microscope for another edition of ‘No Chance or Never in Doubt’. Round 10 gets the full preview treatment, the punts are in, and the banter is as strong as ever. Enjoy this week’s episode, listeners!

The Round of Very Low Crowds

This week, Spe and Tim find the humour in what looks like a rough slate of AFL match-ups. With a round that seems almost too easy to tip, the real challenge becomes guessing which game will draw the lowest crowd. The loser cops a live shoey on next week’s episode. Join the boys for all your favourite segments - plus the biggest question on everyone’s lips: can the Blues deliver another Spe Special?

Jamarra’s Back!

Round 7 brings the long-awaited return of Jamarra Ugle-Hagan after nearly two years on the sidelines. Spe’s up and about - his pre-season awards multi is somehow still alive - and the energy this week is contagious. Jump in for a ripping 25 minutes of laughs, decent tips, questionable punts, and all your favourite segments.

Can’t believe it’s not butter…

This week’s episode opens on a more serious note, with thoughts with the Dawson family and the Crows community. It’s a timely reminder of the importance of mental health, men’s health and looking out for your mates. On the footy front, Zac Butters takes centre stage in ‘Right in Front of Me’, Gather Round gets a glowing review, and we cast an eye ahead to Round 6. Spe steps up for ‘No Chance or Never in Doubt’, sparking some quality back-and-forth along the way. Settle in and enjoy, punters.