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Essendon Football Club

Essendon Football Club

The Essendon Football Club is a professional Australian rules football club based in Melbourne, Australia, that competes in the Australian Football League (AFL), the sport's premier national competition. The club fields men's (AFL), women's (AFLW), and other teams and offers memberships, merchandise, and match hospitality.www.essendonfc.com.au

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Oct 28, 2026

Mark DuffieldHOST
1:37
It will be known as Dreamtime at Marley, which is the Noongar word for Black Swan.
Mark DuffieldHOST
1:42
Richmond will host the Bombers the following year in 2028.
Mark DuffieldHOST
1:45
Now, these games, we would guess, are not going to be popular in Melbourne, but they do represent a win for footy-starved WA fans.
Mark DuffieldHOST
1:55
Third thought is on Ash Brazel, the Fremantle veteran who will make her final AFLW appearance against Sydney this weekend unless the Dockers can somehow lift themselves from 10th on the ladder and into the finals.
Julian De StoopHOST
5:51
That's right.
Liam PickeringHOST
5:51
And what about your mob this year? The Bombers.
Liam PickeringHOST
5:54
What do you think is going to happen?
Julian De StoopHOST
5:55
They'll be
Julian De StoopHOST
8:29
Fair enough.
Liam PickeringHOST
8:29
But as you say, when you get out of the game by a quarter time, it's deflating.
Liam PickeringHOST
8:33
But the other thing with the Bombers is that the teams that they are around, They need to be able to beat.
Liam PickeringHOST
8:40
Yeah.
Marnie VinallGUEST
46:02
Oh.
Lizzy HooHOST
46:03
Yeah, what would your win be? Bombers pay JWS.
Lizzy HooHOST
46:05
Woo! Which is a huge win, by the way.
Marnie VinallGUEST
46:10
I actually had a really good fish burger, actually.
Lizzy HooHOST
47:04
And follow the AFLW this season.
Lizzy HooHOST
47:06
Please.
Marnie VinallGUEST
47:06
Go Bombers.
Marnie VinallGUEST
47:07
Go Bombers.
LeroyHOST
5:49
Ben Jacobs is our backline coach now.
LeroyHOST
5:52
He's joined us from the Bombers.
LeroyHOST
5:53
Yeah.
LeroyHOST
5:54
Who, by the way, over the last couple of years have done next to nothing.
LiamHOST
84:49
It's Bonnie, Empress, and Gay.
LiamHOST
84:52
What say you? You're a known Bombers hater as a Hawthorne fan.
LiamHOST
84:56
That's your right of way, even though you don't show that at all.
LiamHOST
85:02
Are you of the view that you can stack your team with Bombers given the good matchups, or is it just not a very good football team?
JonoHOST
85:08
I don't think there's enough points to go around.
JonoHOST
85:11
I think in regular seasons, I would probably have added a Steph Wales to that mix.
Sam EdmundCORRESPONDENT
9:38
Yeah.
Kane CornesHOST
9:39
But they'll play finals next year, and they'll win a final next year, the Bombers.
Kane CornesHOST
9:43
Whoa.
Kane CornesHOST
9:43
Hang on.
Kane CornesHOST
9:46
They will.
Kane CornesHOST
9:46
They'll win a final.
Kane CornesHOST
9:47
They'll win a final next year, the Bombers.
Sam EdmundCORRESPONDENT
9:50
One of my favourites.
Archie RobertsHOST
0:57
But Bomber fans, let's get right into it.
Archie RobertsHOST
0:59
Let's start with an AFLW review, and unfortunately, during the trade period where I was talking trades every single day, we unfortunately missed, uh, the opportunity to talk about the Essendon AFLW side's only win of the year, because the Bombers did get a win against GWS three games ago.
Archie RobertsHOST
1:16
It was a great win.
Archie RobertsHOST
1:18
It was a, a great game for the Bombers, uh, a- and a great moment to just get the monkey off the back a little bit and have something to cheer about.
Archie RobertsHOST
1:24
Unfortunately though, since then, it's been back to normality, to real life.
Archie RobertsHOST
1:28
It's been back-to-back smashings for the Bombers, uh, at the hands of the Bulldogs last week, and North Melbourne on Sunday.
Archie RobertsHOST
1:35
Uh, there are really questions starting to be posed about Natalie Wood's future as head coach of the Essendon side with just two games left in the season.
Archie RobertsHOST
1:43
Uh, but despite Sunday's margin, you know, creeping out to above 50 points, the fact that we're equal bottom last with St. Kilda only a head-on percentage, I would say this game was one of the better performing ones for the Bombers, going up against the flag favorites North Melbourne, a team who had an almost 30-game win streak over the last two years.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
0:29
Anzac Day is a weird one, lining up in the MCC line each year.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
0:33
It's the one day Pies and Bombers supporters laugh with each other while lining up.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
0:37
The bars are buzzing with chatter with people who you see once a year.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
0:41
They're not your mates, but you know them from the day over the years.

12 MINS LATER

Gerard WhateleyHOST
13:05
Les from Moonee Ponds.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
13:07
And I remember attending the famous Zaharakis game when it poured with rain.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
13:12
I was sitting behind a young family, father, mother and two kids about five years old, all supporting the Bombers.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
13:18
The kids were rather restless all day and it got a bit much in the final quarter with five minutes to go.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
23:02
Fantastic.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
23:03
From the SANFL days, Channel 9 used former Essendon Premiership player of the early 50s and later Sturt player Wally May, who became iconic in Adelaide.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
23:17
Jimmy Hill started special comments in English football in the 1970s and during the 1970 World Cup.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
23:24
Special comments were utilised.
speaker_7UNKNOWN
23:35
J- she w- she just said, "Do you think it's best for a fresh start somewhere else?" And we had a great discussion and, um, walked away from that very, very, uh, confident that we had to, I guess, hopefully look elsewhere.
speaker_7UNKNOWN
23:48
And, um, I knew I had another year on my contract, so it was just more discussion, and thankfully, um, the Bombers took the chance on me, yeah.
Andy MaherHOST
23:56
There you go.
Andy MaherHOST
23:57
Kenny Coleman ends up the Bombers for pick 25.
Andy MaherHOST
23:59
So, uh, we wish him all the very best in his rehab.
Andy MaherHOST
24:03
And if, uh, they can get him right-
Andy MaherHOST
24:15
So the sports update for Diablo Alcoholic Ginger Beer, a gluten-free Queensland-made ginger beer.
Andy MaherHOST
24:21
It's devilishly, uh, refreshing.

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