With the Big Dog Chunter capitulating, narrowly missing out on finals by mere percentage, he has taken over the reigns of the pod for one episode as he seeks to understand what went wrong with his season. He is counselled by Dos and Kalen as they also discuss the upcoming finals matches, as well as final trade moves and targets. Tune in now!

With news that shook the football world to its very core, Dusty will miss the remainder of the season after an attempted bump on Mitch Robinson where Dusty came off second best, SuperCoachers everywhere are scrambling to find an extra trade to replace Dusty while also completing their teams. Ross, Dos and Kalen have punters everywhere covered as they advise of the best replacements and some cheap mid options to finish your team.

In the pod this week, Dos and Kalen take a look at some promo and budget options to finish your forward line, including a man who is in a rich bit of form, De Goey. Dunkley, Butters and Marshall also get a mention. Tune in now!

As teams converge on Victoria to go into what looks like could be another hub, Ross, Dos and Kalen chat about what really matters, SuperCoach. They chat about value mids, POD forwards and whether it’s time to finally cut your losses with Cripps. Tune in now!

In the pod this week, Kalen is joined by Dos and Butcher, as the question is asked yet again: Cunnington or Amon? Besides these two rolled gold promos, the boys discuss a host of other premos coming off their bye as trade-in options, as well as trade plans in general to navigate this week and plan for the hell that will be the round 14 bye week.

Kalen and Dos are joined by Ross and Chunter, who don’t always see eye-to-eye, but provide some varying perspectives on the hot SuperCoach questions, like: Is Parish a genuine midfield premo? Is Crisp great value in defence? Is Bailey Dale worth bringing into your forward line? While they may bicker like an old couple, they love each other just as much. So listen in and feel the love!

Forwards are going down left, right and center. What even is a reliable forward this year? On the pod this week, Kalen, Dos and guest Joel take a look at the few remaining forward line options, and despite a lack of quantity there are some quality value picks to be found. They also take a look at mid premos, bye planning, and discuss rookies to trade or hold onto for the byes.

As upgrade season kicks off and people start trying to get their teams to full premo as soon as possible, is the tactic this year to chase value? On the pod this week Kalen, Dos, Chunter and Butcher take a look at some value options, make some bets and dissect Ross’s disappointing performance.

On the pod this week Kalen, Dos and Reece discuss what to do about the two huge holes many SuperCoachers have been left with due to injuries to Lachie Neale and Josh Dunkley. They also discuss how to implement solid SuperCoaching practices, ensuring you prioritize it over other aspects of your life, and they debate who is the best key forward in Jakarta Bintangs history.

For Episode 5 we've got the Sam Walsh equivalent of 2009 on the pod, a man who played 57 games of AFL for North Melbourne and averaged 95.2 SuperCoach points in his debut season, Liam Anthony. Despite trading in his SuperCoach boots for DreamTeam, Liam still provides some great insights into how to structure our teams going forward. Dos, Ross and Kalen join him to also discuss whether it's time to start upgrading our rookies, and if so, who's the best option. Is Neale back? Is Titch a trap? Tune in and find out!