The AFL ladder is looking rickety and that means both opportunity and trouble in a massive round of footy. Premiership coach Paul Roos believes 'all eyes will be on Essendon', while Catherine Murphy is fascinated by the Dees/Giants clash. Can the Dogs upset the Swans? Will Carlton falter against Port? What of the Q-Clash on the Gold Coast? Roosy and Catherine pull it all apart. 

GWS coach Adam Kingsley has signed on as senior coach for three more years, the club would also like to see names on guernseys. Who would benefit if the AFL brought in a wildcard round? And Katy Perry is dressed as a Sherrin and that can only mean one thing. 

AFL club doctors are calling for the game to be stopped to assess head injuries. Is all the noise around Dustin Martin warranted? A VFL club has James Hird in their sights and the team pays tribute to ‘Razor Ray’ ahead of his retirement.

Jack Ginnivan has coped some flak for his goal celebrations against his old team. Roosy shares his insight on managing an injury riddled player list. Have Essendon got what it takes to remain in the top eight? And what do the Bulldogs have to do to be true premiership contenders?

Quentin Hull and Paul Roos discuss last year's grand finalists as one ascends up the table and one looks set to miss finals.

The Bulldogs Sam Darcy joins Matt Clinch, Cameron Ling and Jake Niall after his team's win in Geelong kept their finals hopes alive. 

The team also discuss all the other big issues from Round 19 of the AFL.

Eagles caretaker coach Jarrad Schofield and St Kilda coach Ross Lyon join the team ahead of their Saturday afternoon clash. Mick Malthouse and Luke Ball have differing opinions on the dangerous tackle debate, and you can also hear all the latest round 19 news. 

Charlie Cameron and Toby Bedford have been cleared to play after the Appeals Board overturned their suspensions due to an ‘error in law’.  The Crows attempt to break their Docklands hoodoo and the team look ahead to the rest of the round 19 action. 

Special guest co-host Luke Ball joins Catherine Murphy to demystify the dangerous tackle saga. Fremantle sink to a new low with a wee travel problem and Corbin Middlemas explains why a Giant is focused on the Olympics.

AFL CEO Andrew Dillon says fans won’t switch off the footy because of confusion over the tackle, while GWS and Brisbane prepare for a date with the Appeals Board. Is this year’s even competition the result of the AFL’s hard work? And when reigning premiers miss out on finals, is it because of a lack of hunger?