After an unlikely win against Port, September awaits. We discuss All-Australian Neville Jetta, and surprise B & F candidate Jake 'Milkshakes' Melksham. Plus, Nita answers her critics by staying positive for the entire episode.

After an entirely predictable loss to Adelaide, the Deeluded team starts to worry that the season is slipping away. Can a forward line that depends on 'Milkshakes' Melksham hold up in the run to finals? Plus, Kiran offers some unconvincing reasons why Pedo should keep his spot in the team.

The Dees snatch an unlikely win, and Tom McDonald stamps himself as the dominant key forward in the competition. Plus, is Jake 'Milkshakes' Melksham the most clutch player since Tom Bugg?

With the Dees cruelled by injuries, the Deeluded team is philosophical about the loss to Sydney. We ask whether Melbourne has a discipline problem, and take some potshots at Brian Taylor.

Episode 14 - Deelirious by Kiran Iyer and Nita Rao

After the dominant win over the Dogs, the Deeluded team is feeling as smug as Tommy Bugg this week. Could the Dees win the flag? Unlikely, but with Cam Pederson ranked the 9th best player in the Schick AFL rankings, anything's possible! Plus an entirely predictable winner of the Damien Barrett Award for Outstanding Achievement in Football Journalism

After a tepid win over the Gold Coast, the Deeluded team is back and refreshed for the second half of the season. This week: Could Sam Frost become the best full back in the competition? (Short answer from Nita: No). Does Jordan Lewis only play well under pressure? Was the first half of the season a success or a failure? Plus a new winner of the Damien Barrett Award for Outstanding Achievement in Football Journalism

Kiran attends his only Dees game for the year, and after another disappointing loss to North, it's like he never left! This week, we learn that Tommy Bugg is not the clutch goalkicker Deeluded claimed he was, and commence the annual 'development year' conversation. Special guests are Deeluded stalwarts (and financial members of the Melbourne Football Club) Louis and James Robertson.

The Dees pull off an implausible win, and everything's good with the world. This week, Nita's back on the bandwagon and Kiran eats some Tommy Bugg flavoured humble pie.

After yet another devastating loss, changes had to be made at Deeluded. This week, Nita is replaced by a voice of measured optimism, Louis Robertson. He explains why it's not yet time to cut up the membership card. Plus an unexpected winner of the famous Rohan Bail Award for Most Underrated Performance.