Plebs on Footy Media

The latest Plebs on Footy Podcast is one full of surprises! The Plebs reverse their roles in the Kane Cornes call of the week, as Rory brings an optimistic take to the table, and Scott aims to get someone sacked. Even more suprisingly however, the Producer brings something to the table, by giving us all hope that Richmond may not be a certainty for the Flag. Don't fret though, the Plebs still have plenty of time to brag about their own teams! So with Masterchef over, be sure to dedicate your newly found spare time to listen to the latest Plebs on Footy Podcast.

The latest Plebs on Footy Podcast is an absolute bumper episode with the return of the prodigal producer and in a nice change of events he actually brings something to the table! Unfortunately, all of this is little more than a distraction from the poor performance of the Plebs' favourite teams. But alas, the show must go on. Scott can look past Zach Tuohy's devastating match winner to look on the positive side of some of the proposed rule changes, but Rory as usual is a grump and hates each suggestion. All that plus a controversial Kane Cornes, a new twist on the mailbag and some actual football analysis.

In the latest Plebs on Footy podcast, Scott tries to hijack the entire episode by talking about his lord and saviour Maxwell Gawn. Rory does not respond well. He'd had a tough week. They get back on track by discussing the worst proposed rule changes, all the big upsets and Scott makes an over due apology. But most importantly, he asks the question thats been on everyone's lips...

In the latest Plebs on Footy Podcast, the Plebs discuss the demise of Carlton, express concern over Sydney's form and engage in a heated discussion on the value of pick 1. But most importantly, the Top 5 (effectively) returns with the sloppiest rigs of all time, and the sequel to Billy Gowers watch doesn't disappoint, being labelled the 'Empire Strikes Back' of podcast segments. All that and North's glorious return to 'Gold Jacket Green Jacket' on the latest Plebs on Footy Podcast.

In the latest Plebs on Footy Podcast, the Plebs overcome the misery of their respective teams' poor performances by over induldging in an elongated pod worthy of a cracking round of footy. The Plebs also unveil the final touches on their mid-year All Australian teams, mourn the tragic loss of pod mascot Lynden Dunn, and even delve into the Barry Hall controversy. But all of that pales in insignificance when compared to the grand unveiling of the pod's new favourite segment (even equipped with theme music). So sit back and enjoy what is a truly monumental pod.