Lace Out AFL: It's How You Want Your Footy!

Host Christopher Pepper sits down with former Footscray and Richmond star Justin Charles for a chat about his career and no topic is off limits. Justin openly talks about his steroids scandal that was a first in AFL, and one he continues to reminded about today.  He also shares his passionate views on his recreational drugs and gambling in the AFL, AFLW, the Essendon drugs saga, his love for Richmond, Alastair Clarkson, and lots more. 

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Round One of the 2019 AFL Season is over and there are plenty of talking points to come out of the nine games.  Hosts Chris and Jamie analyse all the key topics in the AFL.

Round One of the 2019 AFL Season is finally here and to say we are pumped for it is an understatement!  Hosts Chris and Jamie get down and dirty to discuss everything footy related in this episode of Lace Out.  This boys discuss:

• the balls-up in the AFLW's finals draw this week
• the new rule changes and how the AFL still haven't finalised them before Round 1
• Jesse Hogan and the shambles that is the Fremantle Football Club
• AFL Edge, footy's version of snicko that's launching this week
• who makes their top eight for 2019
• their tips for round one
• and plenty more!

It is 2019 and we are back!

Jamie and Chris are back, bigger than ever (that's not too hard) for a new season of the greatest sport in the world, Australian Rules Football.

In the kick-off episode for 2019, the boys discuss AFLW, AFLX, the JLT series, and the teams that impressed.  We discuss at length the new rule changes and what are our feelings are towards them, and much more.

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In Part Two of Lace Out's chat with Jack Fitzpatrick, he talks about what makes Alister Clarkson special, how drafting top-end players was never going to solve Melbourne's problems without development, the similarities and differences between Nathan Jones and Luke Hodge as captains, his thoughts on free agency, the moment he found out he was never going to play the game he loves again, and so much more.

Host Chris Pepper recently had the opportunity to chat with Jack Fitzpatrick, former Melbourne and Hawthorn player who retired from AFL football due to concussion at the age of 26. In part one of two, Jack talks about his mate Tom Mitchell, his time at Melbourne under Dean Bailey, where he was during the infamous 'Geelong 186' game, and much, much more.

Two cracking games this week are dissected by the Lace Out team and both Peps and Jamie make their predictions for the Preliminary Finals. Pendles cops a bite from J-Dog's, and the first gathering of the Match Committee takes place where we answer your questions posted on the Lace Out Facebook page. Hosted by Christopher Pepper and Jamie Wallis.

What a cracking first week of AFL Finals football! The Tigers roared against the Hawks, the Demons slew the Cats, the Giants crushed the Swans and the Eagles out swooped the Magpies, and the fans were the big winners. Hosts Chris Pepper and Jamie Wallis evaluate all four games and predict the semi-final winners, as the 2018 AFL Final Series continues.

So we are down to eight teams, four games, an excited host, and, a fully loaded cheese platter. Chris Pepper is joined by the J-Dog and the Love Machine to preview the first week of the 2018 AFL Finals series. The team analyze all four games in their unique way, and also pick their player who will take the finals series to another level.

Hosts Chris Pepper and Jamie 'J-Dawg' Wallis give the second part of their 2018 season review, focusing on the Western Bulldogs, Adelaide, Essendon, Port Adelaide, and North Melbourne's performances over the year. We also discuss 2018 All Australian Team and the one person they overlooked again for the second year in a row.