Collingwood FC: Recent Episodes
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Hear the Collingwood Head Recruiter Derek Hine as he discusses our plans for the 2021 NAB AFL Draft.
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Collingwood veteran Chris Mayne has announced his AFL retirement. The 32-year old informed teammates at training that this season would be his last. It draws an end to his 14-year career including 245 matches to date for Fremantle and Collingwood.
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On this week's episode we catch up with one of our favourite athletes, the Pie who doesn't like to fly, Mel Bragg.
Hear from forward Darcy Cameron as he joined the RSN Breakfast team on Wednesday morning.
GM of Football Graham Wright joins Garry and Tim to discuss the mid-season draft and plenty more.
On this week's episode we catch up with one of our newest recruits, Kalifa McCollin. Listen as we chat about her netball mad family, coming to the Pies and her karate skills.
As the show transitions from AFLW to SSN, the format is flipped. Brooke, Ash's partner interviews her about her journey to the 2021 season. Covering her complete career in netball from AIS to the Diamonds and then coming into the AFLW side.
Every Wednesday morning, listen in as Max catches up with current and former players from the Pies as he attempts to learn a little bit more about what makes a Collingwood player.
On this week's episode of Coffee with Braz, we catch up with one of our international athletes, a player I can rely on, Aishling Sheridan.
On this week's episode of Coffee with Braz, meet one of our superstars, the girl that when she gets the ball in her hands, makes magic happen. The player we like to call our X factor, Chloe Molloy.
On this week's episode of Coffee with Braz, we meet a true teammate, a player that never says die, a player that when we need someone to put her head over the ball, she'll be there. Brittany Bonnici. Have a listen as we learn what makes her one of the AFLW's most dominant midfielders.
On episode six, Braz chats with one of the kindest players on the team, Imogen Purcell. From representing Australia in rowing, Immy made the switch to footy last year and soon after was drafted to the Pies. Take a listen to her sporting journey so far, plus what it's like to be one of 10 siblings.
On episode five of Coffee with Braz, Ash Brazill sits down with one of the club's most dedicated athletes, Collingwood co-captain Brianna Davey. She has one of the most unique sporting journeys from being scouted to play soccer for Melbourne Victory and the Matildas, to playing in Sweden - all before she ran out for the inaugural AFLW game in 2017. Take a listen to Bri's inspirational story.
Next up on Coffee with Braz, Ash Brazill is joined by Collingwood’s AFLW foundation player and captain, Steph Chiocci. Listen in as she talks through growing up as a mad Carlton fan, being selected for the AFLW exhibition series and being a captain.
On the third episode of 'Coffee with Braz', Ash Brazill catches up with AFLW midfielder Ebony O'Dea. One of the coolest people in the building Ebony is a; world champion unicyclist, she can recite Pie and she's a great footballer. Listen as we learn about her SUPER INTERESTING journey to the Pies.
On the second episode of 'Coffee with Braz', Ash Brazill catches up with AFLW defender Ruby Schleicher. While Ruby is the joker of our team, when she runs onto the footy field, she turns into the ultimate competitor. She's tough, fierce and loves to run off the backline. Listen in as we discuss her basketball background, injuries, moving to Victoria and playing in the first ever AFLW game.
On the first episode of 'Coffee with Braz', Ash Brazill catches up with Sharni Norder (nee Layton). From being the Australian Diamonds Netball Captain to an All Australian AFLW player, Sharni has been a force in Australian sport. Listen in as the two chat through all things life and reminisce about living together.
Lucky enough to be joined by the captain of the Collingwood Football Club Scott Pendlebury, the group discussed rule changes from a players perspective and the challenges ahead of our game with West Coast.
In this week's episode of The Inside Swoop we look into Steele's decision to stay home, how we're attempting to train with slippery balls, how the game/season might change in 2021, how 2 of the boys are keeping busy catching crabs, Pendles' career up till now from the inside and a surfing book review!
This week on The Inside Swoop, we set our sights on the GM of Football, we talk full contact training for the first time since March, Levi Greenwood's HUB shack & the prediction of huge list movement in the AFL this off-season.
In this week's edition of The Inside Swoop we take a look at some local flora and fauna, the Gabba as our home ground, Tyson Goldsack somehow keeping a short film under wraps, plovers playing a defensive role at training, some news from our scratch match with Brisbane and another S Rielly book review.
In episode 8 the boys discuss moving to the sunshine coast, historic accuracy we’re seeing against us, defence v attack and how we’re faring, the ramifications of the “footy frenzy” on the quality of the game, Quaynor’s injury, the future of media in footy, a surfing book review (finally) and the games ahead.
In episode 7 we say farewell to McNicol, we take a look at the Perth hub situation, moving our families to stay with us in QLD, the brilliance of having a crowd in Perth and Riels gives us a book to jump into.
In this episode we take a look at the effort the AFL went through to get us to Sydney, our debutants and their relationship with our NGA academy, father sons, Wags' book review and young leaders in the football world.
In this week's episode the name is the same (for once) we discuss the rule changes coming to the AFL, communication between the AFL and it's clubs, a book recommendation and what was said on the tarmac before the football club got on a plane to return to Melbourne.
In the forth episode of our new podcast, we listen to the fans for once, and change our name. We look at the Sherrin and try to find out why it's so slippery. We discuss the Perth HUB and whether Optus stadium should host the 2020 Grand Final and finally we'll look ahead to our round 4 clash with the Giants.
In the third episode of our new podcast, the boys convince Riels to listen to the fans, we look at the match day experience for broadcast and those at the games, how the game trends unfolded and what to look for vs the Saints.
In the second episode of our new podcast, the boys come up with a name for their show, look at some game trends for 2020 and ponder how the broadcasters will bring the game to life without crowds in the stadiums.
Each week we’ll take you inside the club for a chat about how the Pies are going and discuss the big issues in footy … and even a few big issues from outside the footy bubble.