The Footy Dictionary

The Footy Dictionary

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The Footy Dictionary episodes

  • Daniel Cherny | Geelongs' B&F placings fiasco, the marijuana of scoreboards and a perenially overlooked footy musician

    Harper Pestinger and Hamish O'Brien are joined by CODE Sports' Daniel Cherny for the inaugural episode of The Things About Football series.

    First up, the tribunal:

    - What is a sealer?

    - Why Geelong's premiership has been irreparably tainted

    - The language of the trade period

    Then, Daniel's things about football - three niche loves and three niche hates:

    - The reading of scores in simple goal and behind terms

    - Club songs playing when teams enter the arena

    - The day the fixture comes out

    - Clubs' constant lying

    - Greg Champion perenially being overlooked on grand final day

    - Matchday ‘entertainment’

    Hit us with some ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ then check out our Twitter @FootyVocab and Instagram @shackmanpods to let us know how you like the series and keep us kicking goals

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    1 hr 8 min
  • Party time, laughing stocks and Bloods baths

    Who's eligible for the "former TEAM X" tag? When is it appropriate to say "game over? And is there a formula for journeymanality?

    Hamish O'Brien, Harper Pestinger and Connor Buttigieg reconvene to address these so-far-unresolved issues, right here on The Footy Dictionary: Big Dance Review Edition.

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    1 hr 19 min
  • Journeymen, goal music suitability and unfinished business

    How much would Buddy Franklin's arm oil sell for per millilitre? When can you say "a Grand Final like no other"? And does the ladder have a pointy end?

    Harper Pestinger, Hamish O'Brien and faithfuls member-turned big fish Connor Buttigieg break it all down in appropriate detail, right here on The Footy Dictionary: Big Dance Edition.

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    48 min
  • Atonements, traffic cops and ruckmen up in arms

    What are the criteria for an attacking bombardment? Can a 34-year-old commit to a club for life? And is the royal family in a rebuild?

    Harper Pestinger, Hamish O'Brien and prized recruit Gerald Lynch discuss it all so you can add to your Footy Dictionary.

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    57 min
  • Slip of the tongues, Rolls Royces and listening to what???

    After prolonged discussions, The Footy Dictionary higher-ups have decided to give Harper Pestinger and Hamish O'Brien one more go.

    How deep is "deep into the finals"? When does "already" stop being acceptable? And what counts as spare seats in the house?

    Harper and Hamish are here to guide you through the obstacle-laden field of Aussie rules vernacular, so tune in to boost your footy IQ.

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    55 min
  • Must-win finals, end-of-season pointiness and the partyspoiling-ometer

    Have you got 𝘧𝘪𝘯𝘢𝘭𝘴 𝘧𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳? Harper Pestinger and Hamish O'Brien sure do, and they're here go in-depth on the language of Aussie rules finals.

    What does it take for a team's party to be spoilt? Can a final be must-win? And in what circumstances does a season's end become pointy?

    All those questions definitely answered, but not before we take recent misusers to task for heinous crimes against the language of football.

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    1 hr 11 min

About The Footy Dictionary

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From the do-or-die to danger games, scrappy wins to four-quarter performances, the dictionary of Australian rules football is choc-a-bloc full of unique phrases, cliches and for the uninitiated... banana skins.