ABC AFL Daily

Jack Ginnivan’s social media comment would have landed him in Paul Roos’ office first thing. Does Port Adelaide need to accept that Ken Hinkley has done all he can do for the club? And do Bulldogs’ fans have the right to be disappointed after Bailey Smith has requested to be traded.

Quentin Hull and Paul Roos rate Isaac Heeney's performance against GWS as one of the best seen at the SCG. Can he be Sydney's poster boy in the same vein as Warwick Capper or Barry Hall, but having come through NSW pathways? 

Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell joins Corbin Middlemas, Luke Ball and Mick Malthouse for the immediate reaction of his side's elimination win against Western Bulldogs. Geelong forward Gryan Miers also stops by to chat about the Cats' mammoth win against Port Adelaide.

Geelong has earnt next week off after demolishing Port in Adelaide, what does Ken Hinkley need to do to keep the Power in the Premiership hunt? Hawthorn and Western Bulldogs have all to play for tonight at the ‘G and Essendon is going on a team excursion to watch from the stands.

Thursday night footy is back and the team is ready to see Port and Geelong take to the field. Jack Gunston and Luke Breust extend their time with the Hawks, and will the team be busting out their ice skates this September as the AFL installs an ice rink at the MCG?

With the Sydney derby looming, Roosy discusses the history behind the traditions at the Sydney Football Club. Carlton is delighted to welcome Sam Docherty back to the playing team and time is running out to appoint West Coast’s new senior coach.

How many players will we see return from injury this September? Roosy explains how clubs can handle tough selection decisions. And how does Melbourne embrace Petracca’s desire to stay with the club amidst his concerns?

Shortened quarters, boundary umpires coming 10m infield, the last touch rule and 16 a side — these are all rules seen across the weekend in the AFLW. Which ones work and which could be implemented in the men's competition too?

Carlton player Sam Walsh joins the show to talk about Carlton's finals hopes and witnessing Michael Voss' citizen's arrest. Sydney's Chief Executive Officer Tom Harley celebrates the club's minor premiership. Plus the team unpack the opening round of the AFLW.

The All-Australian team was announced last night, and it certainly isn't lacking mid-fielders. Is the Melbourne Football Club at crisis point? And what advice does Roosy have for Daisy Pearse, who is making her AFLW head coach debut tonight?