Love the podcast… always look forward to listening when a new ep pops up. Never disappoints!
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Thanks mate. Hearing that sort of feedback always brings a smile to my face.
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Great interview
Really enjoyed the insights
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Jono has put together a depth chart for the current list on Twitter. You can read it and his analysis here:
We’ll be recording our final episode for the year in Early December. We’ll go through the new draftees and give our predictions for 2024.
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Ian added his thoughts on the Depth Chart here, ranking the players based on their liklihood of featuring in the round 1 side. You can read it in the link below.
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Pretty good
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I’d probably have meznie as a lock for r1 just cos our other players are not as along their development as him.
Bold call to have duz fringe, I don’t agree
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FWIW, I agree with both those things.
I really don’t think of Redman as a medium defender. Even though he arguably has the height for it and funny think he plays very tall in a one on one. I don’t Roberts has medium defender Suze at ths stage too.
I think setterfield is a lock
I really hope Setterfield is a lock.
But BDB and I do not always agree.
For reference, please see Jake Kelly on a wing.
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It’s 108 days as we countdown to Round 1. 108 is also the listed playing weight for former Essendon Ruckmen David Hille and Tom Bellchambers.
Only Paul Salmon, at 112kg, has a higher listed playing weight for the Bombers
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same hope Setterfield is a lock, important to have a defensive mid in there that can accumulate his own footy.
For Reference Pat Voss in the VFL and sub subsequently delisted.
It’s 107 days until we take on the Hawks in Rd 1.
107 is the margin Essendon beat St Kilda by in Rd 9, 1901. The first time the Dons won a match by 100+ points.
Fred Hiskins 
kicked 4 & finished 1901 with a Premiership & 34 goals to top our goal kicking
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If you have 107 days of material lined up for this, I’ve gotta say, I’m going to be very impressed.
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There are some bangers coming. It’s a fair way away, but 13 might be my favourite so far.
Part of our final show of the year will be looking ahead to 2024, what we’re watching out for and some predictions.
We want to hear listener’s thoughts as well. We’ve put together a Google Form with the questions we’ll be answering and we’ll share some of our favourite responses on the show. There’s also a competition to win a Don The Stat T-Shirt as well.
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Lloyd kicking 13 against the Bin chickens 
at age 21
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That one will be in the Countdown, but not at 13. Reckon I’ve found something even better
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106 days until Round 1. 106 is how many times Essendon has defeated North Melbourne since their VFL inception in 1925. A win rate of 64%
St Kilda is the only of the remaining VFL clubs we have a better win % against.
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