Jul 1, 2026 · 27 min · 12 segments
Strap in for the latest Essendon Bombers Clubcast, where the coaching carousel is spinning and no stone is left unturned. • Injured Brayden Fiorini lifts the lid on life at the Bombers and reveals…
Caroline WilsonPanelist
Brayden FioriniGuest
Damian BarrettPanelistAsh ChuaPanelistUm, we all talk about Essendon, but, but the...
They've fell in in a couple with, with...
They've sucked us in, and then we've been disappointed.
Then you go, "Okay, they're going okay at the moment.
I like their youngsters." And then they let you down again.
Yeah.
This is a huge game- It is.
There's a little- ... for the Kangaroos today.
It is, and it's a little bit of that sort of danger game where they should be winning and expect to win.
So if they do, there's nothing really surprising.
But if they lose, and they lose to their, their rival in Essendon, um, there will be those voices again that'll bang on and say that North Melbourne aren't making the progress they should, and they're, you know, they're not going where they need to be.
So it is one of those games where they just have to get the job done.
They have to play better than they've played the last couple of weeks, play some really mature football and, and get the job done, and they'll be sitting in the wildcard, uh, at the end of this round.
After 15 rounds, there'll be parity on the ladder.
They will be in the wildcard mix.
So that'll be great for their fans, but I think there's a big difference between a win and a loss this afternoon.
Trueman is officially nervous, we've been told.
A, a great gauge of North and where they're at, and if they should be winning today.
He is nervous.
Essendon coach, Brownie.
Do, do you wanna talk about that a little bit? Yeah.
Well, you, you go, yeah.
[laughs] You- you've said it now.
Um, we all talk about Essendon, but, but the...
They've fell in in a couple with, with...
They've sucked us in, and then we've been disappointed.
Then you go, "Okay, they're going okay at the moment.
I like their youngsters." And then they let you down again.
Yeah.
This is a huge game- It is.
There's a little- ... for the Kangaroos today.
It is, and it's a little bit of that sort of danger game where they should be winning and expect to win.
So if they do, there's nothing really surprising.
But if they lose, and they lose to their, their rival in Essendon, um, there will be those voices again that'll bang on and say that North Melbourne aren't making the progress they should, and they're, you know, they're not going where they need to be.
So it is one of those games where they just have to get the job done.
They have to play better than they've played the last couple of weeks, play some really mature football and, and get the job done, and they'll be sitting in the wildcard, uh, at the end of this round.
After 15 rounds, there'll be parity on the ladder.
They will be in the wildcard mix.
So that'll be great for their fans, but I think there's a big difference between a win and a loss this afternoon.
Trueman is officially nervous, we've been told.
A, a great gauge of North and where they're at, and if they should be winning today.
He is nervous.
Essendon coach, Brownie.
Do, do you wanna talk about that a little bit? Yeah.
Well, you, you go, yeah.
[laughs] You- you've said it now.
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