Don't Argue Afl Podcast

On this week's preview episode of Don't Argue, Jacob Wilson from Champion Data breaks down why the Pies can bounce back from their loss to West Coast and Jay Clark from the Herald Sun gets some good news after Dicko cooked his punting tally last week. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter for the chance to win footy tickets each week.

With Jay Clark off for finals, the betting baton has been handed back to Ben Dixon, who has wasted no time in backing some big upsets in the first week of finals. Meanwhile, Jacob Wilson from Champion Data is backing the Dees to do a number on Geelong and a Collingwood player to dominate the finals.

Five-time premiership player and former Geelong and Adelaide coach Gary Ayres joins the Don't Argue team to discuss the brutal 1989 Grand Final, Allan Jeans inspiring half time speech that helped get them over the line and if his feelings on the Carlton salary cap scandal of the 1990s and whether it cost the Cats the 1995 premiership. Don't forget to leave us a rating and review and follow us on Twitter for the chance to win footy tickets each week. 

The final 8 might be set but Jay and Jacob are both expecting some big upsets in the final round which will turn the finals on their head!  Don't forget to leave us a rating and review and follow us on Twitter.

This week, Dicko, Duck and Jay are joined by two-time Essendon premiership legend Dustin Fletcher, who opens up on the drug scandal, his love of the torp and beating Mark Philippoussis in tennis at school.  Don't forget to leave a rating and review and follow us on Twitter for the chance to win footy tickets every week.

On this week's Don't Argue preview episode, Jay's backing the Giants for a big win against the Swans and Jacob breaks down why Ben Brown will still win the Coleman. Don't forget to leave a rating and a review and follow us on Twitter for the chance to win footy tickets each week. 

Collingwood premiership player and two-time Best & Fairest Mick McGuane joins Duck, Jay and Dicko this week to discuss his strained relationship with Tony Shaw, the tragic death of his best mate, Darren Millane, and getting ripped off after winning Goal of the Year.  Follow us on Twitter for the chance to win footy tickets each week. 

Jacob Wilson from Champion Data has put his remote through the TV after missing five tips by less than a goal, but he's backing the Dees again for another big win this week. Meanwhile, Jay Clark is feeling so confident after another winning weekend that he's outlaying a $100 on his best bet of the round. 

An unmissable Don't Argue this week with legendary North Melbourne coach Denis Pagan joining his former captain Wayne Carey to reminisce on their dominant period in the 1990s. Denis also opens up on the Roos' questionable recruitment tactics, his ill-fated run at Carlton and North always gave Nathan Buckley a hard time on-field. 

Jacob Wilson from Champion Data and Jay Clark from the Herald Sun join Dale Crotty for a preview of AFL Round 20, with the boys expecting a cricket score to be notched up on Sunday!  Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and leave us a rating and review.

Former West Coast skipper and Gold Coast coach, Guy McKenna, joins Don't Argue this week to discuss his troubled tenure as the coach of the Suns and how he would fix footy in Queensland. He also opens up about Chris Mainwaring's tragic passing, the steroid accusations leveled against the Eagles in the 90s and the day Chris Judd arrived at West Coast.  Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and leave us a rating and review.

Jay Clark, Ben Dixon and Jacob Wilson from Champion Data are back to preview all the Round 19 action featuring one of the biggest matches of year in Collingwood v Richmond. The team also check out the run home for all the contenders with finals just five weeks away. 

The man who's been behind some of footy's biggest deals, Liam Pickering, joins Duck, Jay and Dicko to discuss Buddy Franklin's mega-deal, how close Gary Ablett came to retirement last year and if he would encourage young players to join the battling Gold Coast Suns.

After another winning week, the boys are back to preview AFL Round 18 featuring a bunch of games with big finals implications. Jacob Wilson from Champion Data also runs us through the first goal kicker numbers for season 2018 and Jay has a roughie for the Rising Star that he likes the look of. 

This week the Don’t Argue team were joined by Essendon legend Scott Lucas, who discussed playing under Kevin Sheedy, his partnership with Matthew Lloyd and life as a player manager.

Champion Data's Jacob Wilson reveals why Dustin Martin is still a big chance for back-to-back Charlies on this week's Don't Argue preview show. Plus the team place their bets for Round 17 after their most successful week yet.  Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and leave us a rating and review.

Geelong premiership defender Tom Lonergan joins Dicko, Duck and Jay to discuss his life-threatening kidney injury, how close he came to leaving Geelong for the Western Bulldogs and playing with Stevie J. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and leave us a rating and review.

After the shock announcement of Cyril's retirement, Dicko reflects on the Hawthorn superstar's illustrious career. Plus, Jacob & Jay find some value for this weekend's AFL action! Daisy from the Double Dribble also pops in to tip some winners. Don't forget to leave us a rating and review and follow us on Twitter.

The man who has held almost every job in the game, Peter Schwab, joins the Don't Argue team to talk his first impressions of Luke Hodge, how he'd fix the Gold Coast Suns and why he missed Dicko's legendary after the siren goal. Plus, the team discuss the state of the game, who'll make the top 8 and why Duck thinks Ben Brown wouldn't have got a game in his day!  Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and leave us a rating and review.

Champion Data's Jacob Wilson has found a whole heap of value at $51 in this weekend's Round 15 AFL markets. If this gets up, we will never hear the end of it!Don't forget to leave us a rating and review and follow us on Twitter for the chance to win footy tickets each week.