Open Mike

Barry Cable was born in grand final week of 1943 – he played in six premierships from nine grand finals for his three WAFL and AFL clubs in one of the most decorated careers in Australian football history. He sits down for a one-on-one with Mike Sheahan.

Only four sets of brothers have kicked more than 1000 goals in VFL / AFL history – the family names are Coventry, Ablett, Matthews, and Rocca. Sav and Anthony Rocca sit third on the table, with 1163 goals. They sit down for a one-on-one with Mike Sheahan.

Football has give us dozens of clever & totally appropriate nicknames down through the years, Captain Blood, Lethal, Hungry, The King, Diesel. Immortal monarchies all of them. Then there's Plough, equally descriptive & adapt for Terry Wallace.

Football has give us dozens of clever & totally appropriate nicknames down through the years, Captain Blood, Lethal, Hungry, The King,...

If you believe all you hear & read, Jake King should have had a starring role in underbelly instead of running around as a bit player for Richmond in the AFL. Jake King sits down for a one-one-one with Mike Sheahan.

If you believe all you hear & read, Jake King should have had a starring role in underbelly instead of running around as a bit player for...

He is arguably West Coast’s most decorated player in their history, and one of few defenders with a postive win-loss record against Wayne Carey – it was football’s equivalent of Ali and Frazier. Glen Jakovich sits down for a one-on-one with Mike Sheahan.

He is arguably West Coast's most decorated player in their history, and one of few defenders with a postive win-loss record against Wayne...

He was known as a battering ram and a human wrecking ball - but Aaron Hamill was done as an AFL player three weeks after his 29th birthda...

He played more than 130 games at AFL level, including a grand final, yet he is remembered best for removing several of Terry Wallace's teeth...