Taine has had an incredibly consistent 2024, culminating in a fantastic performance against Werribee before the bye. 

Taine has also taken an off-field role, taking a lead role in organising the annual CureEB Ball for the football club held at Crown Promenade. Taine speaks about the wider cause of raising awareness and much-needed funds for EB and what it means for both the Men's and Women's programs to hold these events.  

We review the first half of the 2024 VFL Season with Jackson Kornberg and examine what areas of the club have really improved over the last eight months since Jackson came into the role. We speak about the importance of community, the strong involvement of the past players led by Peter Geddes, and the group's connection. There is a real desire to create something special, not just for the now but sustained into the future. 

This is a fantastic insight into Max Williams's journey. He is an elite junior whose journey to Frankston is a different one, with a mini reset after the @talentleague Max joined the club in 2019. 

He plays his 50th game this weekend against Southport, which has been a long journey to 50 games. 

He loves nothing more than spending time with family and getting away fishing. Max gives us a different outlook on how to be a VFL footballer and get the best out of yourself. He loves his teammates and the club, and the fans certainly love having Max as part of the Frankston family. Here is to another 50 of the best from the big fella!

Our VFL Head Coach Jackson Kornberg takes us through all the wash-up from an emotion-charged victory against the Swans on Friday Night.

We run through an electric first quarter of football and a brave final term against the wind down on troops to hang on for a 15pt victory. We get an update on Josh Smith as well as analysing Taj Campbell-Farrell meteoric rise over the last month. 

We then preview this weekend's assignment against a resurgent Southport on the Gold Coast. 

 We look back at the playing group's response against GWS and what the week looked like from a coaching perspective. We then turn our attention to a blockbuster game against the Sydney Swans on Friday Night and how we are going to attack a club with a quality culture and a deep playing list.

"We hope he plays (Luke Parker), we want to test ourselves against the best. We know that our lads will be ready to go against a quality club with a quality culture and we can't wait to go head to head with their midfield" Tim McGibney

Timmy is also bringing down a young U14 team from Drouin to shadow the VFL side through the meetings and warm-up to give them a taste of top-fight footy. It is fantastic to continue to engage our community clubs with our VFL program.

"It's a credit to the club and I thank Jacko and the club for opening the doors and allowing it to happen, because these kids have stars in their eyes and find it pretty special" Tim McGibney

We review our loss against Geelong at GMHBA stadium and preview our next road trip away to Blacktown to take on GWS. We speak about what is going on around the club at the moment and the excitement of our young talent coming through and stepping up straight to the level. 

This week we check in with the captain of the Frankston Football Club  Trent Mynott. We touch on his injury, when he will be back, and all the positive change around the Frankston Football Club in 2024. As the captain how does he go about building a successful culture moving forward and embracing the enjoyment factor of playing state league football. We then preview this weekend's game against Geelong at GMHBA Stadium.

Jackson takes us through the 51pt win against the Northern Bullants on Friday Night. We also unpack what is ahead of us with a blockbuster game against Coburg on Friday Night. Coburg are coming off a win against Collingwood and we are expecting a massive crowd on Friday Night to kick off ANZAC Round. 

Damien is a current assistant coach and defensive coach at Frankston. He has a fantastic story, including his time as head coach of Carlton in the AFLW for the inaugural season. We are fortunate to have someone like Damien involved in the club. 

In this episode, we touch on Damien's background and what has drawn him to Frankston, his coaching style, his desire to connect on all levels fo the club from players, coaches, members, fans and the wider community. We also review the win against Port Melbourne and preview our game against the Bullants next Friday. 

Why is this podcast being released now? It is exactly one week until the first bounce against the Bullants next Friday!

We are privileged to have Tom back at Frankston in 2024. After 3-seasons at North Melbourne followed by a stint at West Adelaide in the SANFL, Tom spent 2022 at Frankston before spending 2023 rekindling the love of the game at his local club in Somerville in the MPFNL. We speak to Tom about his journey and what makes Frankston such a special place to be in 2024. He speaks about the fun factor, the high performance environment and his desire to continue to be a leader of the football club.