In a special Billy Gowers (26th) episode of the Plebs on Footy Podcast Scott revels in Melbourne's big finals win while Rory tries to actively change the subject. Billy Gowers watch is brought back even though there is absolutely nothing new to discuss about the great man, Kane Cornes takes back ownership of his own segment and the Plebs review the seasons of Hawthorn and GWS. All that and more in a very special episode of the Plebs on Footy Podcast.

The Plebs are no stranger to giving themselves a pat on the back, but this 'Kane Cornes Big Call of the Week' by Scott "The Oracle" Fotheringham about Hawthorn and Sydney deserves a special mention.

In the latest Plebs on Footy Podcast, Rory decides to once again drag the mood of the pod down, with his anti-football, anti-melbourne and anti-celebration stance. Rory continues this with his top 5 "biggest chokers" of the week, while Scott focuses on the positives with his top 5 finals performers of the week. The Plebs also review the seasons of the exiting Geelong and Sydney, and enjoy a strong Anti-Richmond Kane Cornes Big Call of the Week. All that and more in the first finals edition of the Plebs on Footy Podcast.

In a special bye round edition of the Plebs on Footy Podcast, the Plebs undertake a marathon review of the teams that missed the finals. It took so long we had to split it into two parts. In Part 2, the Plebs review Adelaide, Essendon, Port Adelaide and (unfortunately) North Melbourne. The Plebs also delve back into their longest running segment, Poochie's Mailbag.

In a special bye round edition of the Plebs on Footy Podcast, the Plebs undertake a marathon review of the teams that missed the finals. It took so long we had to split it into two parts. In Part 1 the Plebs review Carlton, Gold Coast, St Kilda, Brisbane, Fremantle and the Western Bulldogs. All your favourite segments are also back, which definitely excludes Gold Jacket Green Jacket. Part 2 will be released later in the week.

In the latest Plebs on Footy Podcast, the Plebs are strongly at odds. Scott is over the moon with the Dees' run into finals, while Rory is devastated with the choking of his Grand Final Fantasy Football team, as well as that of Ben Brown in the Coleman Medal race. Alas, the show must go on, as the Plebs take the opportunity to both preview the flag contenders, and review the seasons of the pretenders. The Pod is rounded out with the annual All Australian debate, as well as (possibly) the last Billy Gowers watch of the season. So sit back and enjoy the last Plebs on Footy Podcast of the Home and Away season.

In the latest Plebs on Footy Podcast, the Plebs have very different feelings about round 22. Scott is obviously ecstatic, while Rory is down in the dumps. Other football did take place, but all Scott can think about is that Melbourne are playing finals for the first time in 12 years, after suffering humiliating defeat after humiliating defeat in between appearances. All the other big results are reluctantly discussed, some big Kane Cornes calls are made and we have a very important Top 5. All that and more in the latest Plebs on Footy Podcast.

It was a pretty tough week for the Plebs, but they fronted up anyway to produce the latest Plebs on Footy Podcast. Through the oppressive sadness of their team's losses, the Plebs spiral into a pit of negativity, sacking AFL people left and right in the Top 5, and receiving largely insulting questions from our loyal fanbase. But, they pull it together for the most part, only spending 1 minute each ranting about their teams. The pod is finished with a bang, with Scott producing his most interesting battle situation yet.

The latest Plebs on Footy Podcast starts of on a sombre note as both the Plebs lament the entire Andrew Gaff affair. After dealing with a serious issue the first time in the history of the pod, the Plebs move on to celebrating the 'Greatest Round in AFL history'. It was an absolute cracker and the Pod is rounded out by an idiotic Dermot Brereton call and a massive edition of Poochie's mailbag.

The latest Plebs on Footy Podcast is one full of surprises! The Plebs reverse their roles in the Kane Cornes call of the week, as Rory brings an optimistic take to the table, and Scott aims to get someone sacked. Even more suprisingly however, the Producer brings something to the table, by giving us all hope that Richmond may not be a certainty for the Flag. Don't fret though, the Plebs still have plenty of time to brag about their own teams! So with Masterchef over, be sure to dedicate your newly found spare time to listen to the latest Plebs on Footy Podcast.