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Jack Darling

Jack Darling

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Search complete. 14 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Jack Darling".

Nov 6, 2026

Darren ParkinGUEST
15:00
Samson Ryan could start his career at Richmond and had some injuries.
Darren ParkinGUEST
15:03
A useful target for them, given, you know, the age that Jack Darling's at.
Darren ParkinGUEST
15:08
Obviously, to support Larkie.
Darren ParkinGUEST
15:10
And Stardust, obviously, probably struggled to... get the necessary impact with a struggling Essendon team.
Darren ParkinGUEST
37:05
Samson Ryan could start his career at Richmond and had some injuries.
Darren ParkinGUEST
37:09
A useful target for them, given, you know, the age that Jack Darling's at.
Darren ParkinGUEST
37:14
Obviously, to support Larky.
Darren ParkinGUEST
37:16
And Stardust, obviously, probably struggled to get the necessary impact of the struggling Essendon team.
Dean BasichHOST
17:59
I think that's the best way to play him forward.
Dean BasichHOST
18:01
On interchange, I've got Jack Darling, a bit of experience.
Dean BasichHOST
18:06
He can certainly come into the full line as a third tall, or could interchange with Larkey and Trembuff as the second tall.
Dean BasichHOST
18:15
Cameron Zerhar can play both ends of the ground.
JesseHOST
45:50
West Coast fans always have a player they love to hate.
JesseHOST
45:52
Carl Langdon, Suma, Fraser Gehrig, Chris Mastin, Jackson Nelson, Jack Darling, Liam Duggan.
JesseHOST
45:57
Why are we like this? You know what's funny? I thought, didn't Gehrig win an All-Australian for us? I remember having this debate with my dad because dad, equally, I never remember Gehrig at West Coast, but dad was like, oh, he was useless at West Coast.
JesseHOST
46:08
He got good at St. Kilda.
JesseHOST
46:10
And I thought I looked it up and he was an All-Australian at West Coast too, which is funny because Jack Darling as well, All-Australian player and 500 plus goals, gun career.
JesseHOST
46:19
But you're totally right.
JesseHOST
46:20
He's a whipping boy.
Cody AtkinsonHOST
48:06
But fundamentally, the issue is the players don't follow a game plan for, what is it, 120 minutes? That's the issue here, right? Whether the game plan shifts dramatically or not, and he did talk about being a more front-half team, which is critical for pretty much every football team as long as you're not playing for GWS or St Kilda.
Cody AtkinsonHOST
48:25
It's being a front-half team and locking the ball in, generating more scoring opportunities and just trusting that Nick Larkey's going to kick enough goals or Jack Darling.
Cody AtkinsonHOST
48:34
At the end of the day, you've got to have forward pressure to be able to do that.
Cody AtkinsonHOST
48:37
Their forwards haven't been able to show that.
Blake O'ConnellHOST
0:27
He quickly turned to coaching.
Blake O'ConnellHOST
0:30
at the mighty West Coast Eagles, involved in coaching players such as Jack Darling, Jeremy McGovern, and in 2012, coaching Dean Cox and Nick Nannanui, both making the All-Australian team, the first time and only time in AFL history two Ruckman from the same team made the All-Australian team.
Blake O'ConnellHOST
0:49
At Frio, as a ruck and midfield coach, he worked with players such as Nat Fyfe, Lockie Neal, David Mundy and Brad Hill, along with the ruckman Aaron Sanderlands and also now coach Justin Longmire.
Blake O'ConnellHOST
1:02
His career has taken him beyond the traditional football department into leadership, community development and helping create pathways for the next generation of players.
Blake O'ConnellHOST
5:07
Retirement was far from the end of Simon's football story.
Blake O'ConnellHOST
5:11
He quickly turned to coaching.
Blake O'ConnellHOST
5:13
at the mighty West Coast Eagles, involved in coaching players such as Jack Darling, Jeremy McGovern, and in 2012, coaching Dean Cox and Nick Nannanui, both making the All-Australian team, the first time and only time in AFL history two Ruckman from the same team made the All-Australian team.
Blake O'ConnellHOST
5:32
At Frio, as a ruck and midfield coach, he worked with players such as Nat Fyfe, Lockie Neal, David Mundy and Brad Hill, along with the ruckman Aaron Sanderlands and also now coach Justin Longmire.
Will SchofieldHOST
28:01
North? North run at Jack Williams? Not now that
Jaden EllisGUEST
28:05
we've got Trembath and- Well, Darling going.
Jaden EllisGUEST
28:07
Yeah, actually, true.
Hamish BrayshawHOST
28:09
I just think- Because
Jaden EllisGUEST
28:09
Darling was pretty good.
Jaden EllisGUEST
28:10
Well, no, I mean, he's got to be on his way out soon.
Jaden EllisGUEST
28:12
Yeah.

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Ronan FitzgeraldPANELIST
55:45
They were.
Ken HinkleyHOST
37:04
What about North Melbourne? If you think about, you know, Larkie, I mean, they've been doing it with the older fella from WA, from the Eagles.
Ken HinkleyHOST
37:15
Jack Darling.
Ken HinkleyHOST
37:16
Jack Darling.
Ken HinkleyHOST
37:17
Sorry, slipped my mind.
Ken HinkleyHOST
37:18
Jack can't keep going for too much longer.
Will SchofieldHOST
18:17
Give us a name.
Will SchofieldHOST
18:18
Jack Darling, back end of his career.
Will SchofieldHOST
18:19
Give us some- No. [laughs] Give us some names that have, have gone at their peak of their powers.
Will SchofieldHOST
18:24
Caleb Daniel.

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