Unpluggered

Few players in VFL/AFL history have been as polarising as Stephen Milne, but, if you bleed RW&B, chances are you probably love a man who played 275 games and kicked 574 goals for the club. One of the greatest small forwards in football history, the man known as Milney is a two-time All Australian, four-time St Kilda FC leading goalkicker and the player opposition fans loved to hate. This week, Milney is our special guest on Unpluggered, talking everything from lockerroom pranks to the newly-unemployed Ross Lyon, to the bounce of the ball that went agonisingly close to delivering a second Premiership to Moorabbin.
Interestingly we may have just opened a friendly war with last week's guest, Adam Schneider.
Yes, the boys are back in the studio this week to wrap up a disappointing loss to the Blues. Darren Parkin (SEN 1116), Aaron McGrath ('H') and Nick Splitter (StatsInsider.com.au) chat through the biggest Saints talking points of the week, and look ahead to the last game of the year, the Pride Game, against Sydney at the SCG.
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Special thanks as always to Australia's premier blues guitarist, Lloyd Spiegel, for the use of his magnificent version of "When the Saints Go Marching In."

Back on the winners list! Four-time Trevor Barker Medallist (and "abit fat") Jack Steven returned to play a starring role in the Saints Round 21 clash against the Fremantle Dockers, a fixture which has turned into abit of a mini-rivalry between the two teams. Plenty to talk about this week, including a guest appearance by 200-gamer (130 with St Kilda FC), and three-time St Kilda Grand Finalist, Adam Schneider.
Listen as the Schneiderman opens the lid on some of the shitty moments after the 2010 drawn AFL Grand Final, the special team chemistry in 2009 that delivered, statistically, one of the greatest single-season performances of all time, which ultimately, as we all know, failed to pinch that elusive second premiership.
Darren Parkin (SEN 1116), Aaron McGrath ('H') and Nick Splitter (StatsInsider.com.au) chat through a stirring Sunday afternoon victory at Marvel Stadium, and look ahead to a fascinating match between two up and coming young teams, the Saints and Blues, in Round 22 at the MCG.
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Special thanks as always to Australia's premier blues guitarist, Lloyd Spiegel, for the use of his magnificent version of "When the Saints Go Marching In."

Today you can hear him on the radio at 92.5 Gold FM, but in a former life, Peter Everitt played 180 of a 291-game career in the red, white and black of the St Kilda Football Club. The big #10 for the Saints finished his stellar AFL journey as a 2-time Best & Fairest winner, 3-time All Australian, and as of early 2019, a St Kilda FC Hall of Fame member. Now, he makes history as the first guest in Unpluggered Podcast history.
Listen as Spida talks through some of his favourite (and most painful) memories, and what he loves about the mighty Sainters.
Yes, the boys are back for the first time after a loss on the weekend. Darren Parkin (SEN 1116), Aaron McGrath ('H') and Nick Splitter (StatsInsider.com.au) chat through a frustrating game in Adelaide, and look ahead to the last Saints home game of the year, against Fremantle in Round 21.
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Special thanks as always to Australia's premier blues guitarist, Lloyd Spiegel, for the use of his magnificent version of "When the Saints Go Marching In."

The boys are back, and there's three happy faces in the "Unpluggered" studio following the mighty Sainters' important win over the Demons in Round 19.
SEN1116's Darren Parkin chats with Nick Splitter (StatsInsider.com.au) and Aaron McGrath (H!) about their earliest memories at and of the St Kilda Football Club, what went right in Saturday night's victory, and what needs to happen in the big Round 20 clash with the Crows in Adelaide. The lads give their votes and open the mailbox for the first time, to answer some questions from the masses. All the best to Billy Longer who has stepped away from footy for the rest of the while to deal with some personal mental health issues, and Luke Dunstan who plays his 100th AFL game (pending selection). Don't mention the 'F-word.' Yet.
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Special thanks once again to the great Lloyd Spiegel for allowing us the use of his brilliant, dirty version of "When the Saints Go Marching In" as our intro track. What a legend.

In the week following the removal of Alan Richardson as senior coach, three lifelong mates, die-hard Saints fans, decided to put their thoughts online in podcast format.
Hence, "Unpluggered" was born. Darren Parkin (of SEN1116 fame) chats with long-suffering Saints members Aaron McGrath (known as 'H'), and Nick Splitter (of StatsInsider.com.au) to discuss the aftermath of the 'Richo Era' - and the installation of Brett Ratten as interim coach - plus the big Round 18 win over the Western Bulldogs and what's coming up for the Sainters against the Demons in Round 19.
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Special thanks to another die-hard Saints fan, Lloyd Spiegel, for the use of his magnificent version of "Oh When The Saints."