Through the Banner

The bye rounds are finally done and we finally get to watch all 18 teams play.

In this episode, Caspar McLeod talks about the major round 15 story lines, including the dominance of Luke Jackson, the disappointing Blues, and the return of the Swans, before previewing Round 16.

Midway point of the bye rounds and the upsets keep on rolling in the world of AFL.

A busy week with lots to talk about in the world of AFL, including an update on Tasmanian politics and how it looks likely to impact the new stadium and the Devils as a whole.

The last week in football has produced a lot of talking points, all of which are covered in this episode. Including the future of Tasmania's AFL team and why it might be in deep trouble, the apology Adelaide gave the Swans even though no one was asking for it, and a huge clash between the two worst teams in the competition in Bunbury.

The mayhem of the bye rounds begin. Over the next five weeks, good luck trying to figure out which team is better than others when some have played 12 while others have played 14.

In this monster episode, Gemma Hooper returns as she discusses with Caspar the tragedy surrounding Adam Selwood, the news about a possible James Hird return and why this has been a wasted year for Port Adelaide, before previewing round 11.

In this slightly disfunctional episode, Caspar is joined by an old friend of the podcast Liam, as they talk about all things to do with Round 9, including the umpiring controversy out of the Pies win and the AFL's response to it, before previewing Round 10.

In this episode, Caspar McLeod previews round 9, which is set to feature a lot of important games including the injury Grand Final between the battered Bombers and Swans at Marvel Stadium, and a Showdown with big implications.

And he manages to get an episode out despite the internet dropping out.

After an unexpected two-week break, Caspar McLeod is back. And there are lots of juicy match ups to dive into, including potentially the most interesting Q Clash in years.