In this week's episode, both Amos and Hamish pay their respects to Dimma then discuss the potential coaching merry go round, Amos talks up his team and Hamish is planning his Premiership party.

In this week's episode, the guys discuss the race for the Harley Reid Cup. Is there a bump in the road as Harley Reid receives a concussion? How much more creative can the teams become in finding ways to lose players?

The guys pay their respects to Sandy Roberts and ponder whether Gil ever thought bringing down a State Government would be his legacy.

Hamish makes excuses for the Essendon AFL side as his focus shifts towards sustained VFLW success. Amos celebrates his Clubs attempts to win the

Hamish makes excuses as Amos can barely contain his excitement after another strong outing for Harley Reid over the weekend. Both agree that Jacob van Rooyen has been hard done by and feel that Melbourne should go all the way to the Supreme Court if they have to. There is also some consensus that the only acceptable time to boo is when MCC members don't participate in a Mexican Wave

This episode was recorded on May 2 so Amos would not let the episode go by without paying homage to Jason Dunstall who on May 2, 1992 kicked 17 goals against Richmond. In this episode, Hamish and Amos also discuss what they would like to see from the new CEO, whether West Coast should be relocated to Tasmania and also the new Tasmanian team.

A short and sharp episode this week. Both Hamish and Amos think Jezza can get 100 goals this year even if his coach wants to stop him, and both talk about the highs and lows from their perspective clubs over the weekend.

In this week's episode, Hamish makes the case for Essendon's Premiership chances whilst reminiscing about the 2009 Anzac Day game. Amos proves his Club is not a rabble but will be focussing on Box Hill this year.

With the Hawks 3rd quarter fade Hamish asks Amos whether the Mitchell experiment is over before it started. Hamish also calls for abolishing the Gather Round.

A good week for the Hawks whilst slow starts impact all Essendon Teams. Amos and Hamish also discuss whether the Cats are past it and moving The Showdown to Primetime.

In this week's Episode we discuss the tribunal decisions on sling tackles, Hamish asks Amos whether he regrets his Club not merging with Melbourne and Essendon inches closer to Premiership glory - on track to win 4 trophies in 2023.

In this week's episode, Amos and Hamish discuss the Concussion lawsuit, the MRO and the game that was. A quality win by the Essendon Football Club.