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Sep 13, 2026

BilloHOST
0:10
5am on Saturday morning the 12th of September 2026 in Wodonga, Victoria.
BilloHOST
0:16
The Prado is packed, the road is still dark.
BilloHOST
0:19
Heathcote is about two and a half hours away southwest of home, sitting between Bendigo and Seymour in central Victoria.
Adam ShandHOST
1:10
So it's great to see you all here tonight.
Adam ShandHOST
1:12
People have come from far afield, from Wodonga, from Melbourne, Wangaratta.
Adam ShandHOST
1:18
Where's the furthest? Ocean Grove.
Adam ShandHOST
1:23
Ocean Grove.
Fergus NealHOST
6:43
Because in my head that's interchangeable now.
Fergus NealHOST
6:45
It's like Aubrey Wodonga.
Fergus NealHOST
6:46
It seems like it was always meant to be.
Fergus NealHOST
6:48
Is that dumb? I'm not a country boy, so I'm just trying to figure out
Fergus NealHOST
7:02
I've gone a lot for Ziget Festival.
Fergus NealHOST
7:03
Yeah, but it's not that close to India.
Fergus NealHOST
7:05
It's not as close as Aubrey to Wodonga.
Fergus NealHOST
7:06
No,
Robbie MackinlayHOST
8:20
Darren McKimmy and his recruiting team went to work, with their first big name landed being Luke Shilg as assistant coach.
Robbie MackinlayHOST
8:28
Born and bred in Saints territory, Shilg had spent the previous two seasons with Wodonga Raiders in the Ovens and Murray Football League, after having won the Saints Best and Fairest in 2010 and was runner-up in the Azai medal the same year.
Robbie MackinlayHOST
8:44
Shilg was keen to return home.
Luke ShilgGUEST
8:46
Because it was my home club, really.

19 MINS LATER

Dean MurphyGUEST
27:56
It was almost like a second family while I was out there playing.
Dean MurphyGUEST
27:59
2009, they started to recruit a couple of guys.
Dean MurphyGUEST
28:03
I went into town in 2009, played at Wodonga.
Dean MurphyGUEST
28:06
2010, I came back out.
Tom SiegertHOST
16:28
And I said, mate, that's a good point.
Tom SiegertHOST
16:30
He said, look, I used to drive back to Wodonga, the Hume Highway.
Tom SiegertHOST
16:34
You'd be driving around.
Tom SiegertHOST
16:36
You'd always see two or three cops.

13 MINS LATER

Tom SiegertHOST
30:00
It is like fucking war and peace.
Tom SiegertHOST
30:03
It's like, hi, Tom.
Tom SiegertHOST
30:06
It's really hot here in Wodonga.
Tom SiegertHOST
30:08
Listen to the birds.
Natasha EtschmannGUEST
36:12
What's regional Vic? Like
FrankHOST
36:13
Geelong? Geelong, your Ballarat Bendigos, your Gippsland regions, your Shepson, you know, Wodonga and Wagga Wagga and all them as well in New South Wales and then you've got your Tassies with your Hobarts and...
FrankHOST
36:25
you know, I'll say, you know, Launceston and a few other locations.
FrankHOST
36:29
Do you go on
Gus MacLeodHOST
0:51
Too good for the Bulldogs today who threw everything at the Triacalas and the Saints prevail in the minor semi-final.
Gus MacLeodHOST
0:58
12-10, 82 to Wodonga, 8-13, 61.
PandaHOST
1:03
The escort curse continues in the semi-final weekend of the Ovens of Murray.
PandaHOST
1:06
That's four or five weeks in a row of five-plus goals, Guzzler, for me, and you get the good one again on the weekend.
PandaHOST
3:05
Oh, I tell you what.
PandaHOST
3:06
I love the footage that Steve Turvett and the Ovens of Murray put up on their social media page at the moment.
PandaHOST
3:12
And I don't know about you, but I'm captivated by this Wodonga Raiders' thirds run at the moment.
PandaHOST
3:16
I'm invested as well for our man Gek.
PandaHOST
0:00
Let's move on.
PandaHOST
0:00
The Middleford Alpine Saints had a gritty 21-point win yesterday against the Wodonga Bulldogs in front of a 2,600 crowd.
PandaHOST
0:07
The biggest crowd of the finals, Gussie.
Gus MacLeodHOST
0:09
Didn't feel that way, but lots of people at the netball courts.
Gus MacLeodHOST
2:17
shortly panned up.
Gus MacLeodHOST
2:17
But the Mervyn Alpine Saints had a very clear, meticulous plan that if we can, I suppose, nullify the impact of their two key forwards, where are the goals going to come from? And they really exposed the Bulldogs' lack of avenues to goal if they could shut down Spateri and Garoni.
PandaHOST
2:35
Well, I think we spoke about in the midweek footy news podcast when Wodonga beat Myrtleford in Myrtleford, nine of their 11 goals, who'd they come from? Spitsy and Garoni.
PandaHOST
2:43
And lightning doesn't strike twice often in this competition.
PandaHOST
0:07
I love the footage that Steve Turvett and the Ovens of Murray put up on their social media page at the moment.
PandaHOST
0:12
And I don't know about you, but I'm captivated by this Wodonga Raiders thirds run at the moment.
PandaHOST
0:17
I'm invested as well for our man Gekko.
PandaHOST
0:18
Yeah, our man Gekko.
PandaHOST
0:20
One of the nicer blokes in footy in this region is Brent Gekko-Lillis, and he's the coach of the Wodonga Raiders thirds competition.
PandaHOST
0:26
They've come from 5th.
PandaHOST
0:28
to make a preliminary final.
PandaHOST
1:03
Surge footy, surge footy.
Holly SoleHOST
8:08
That's bigger than every
Matthew SoleHOST
8:09
Wodonga.
Holly SoleHOST
8:10
We're now bigger than Perth.
Holly SoleHOST
8:12
It's

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