Don't Argue Afl Podcast

Jay and Jacob give their best bets for the ANZAC round of AFL matches. 

Duck, BJ, Jay and Dicko wrap up AFL Round 5 including Melbourne and North Melbourne's woes and St Kilda and Port Adelaide's good form. 

Jacob from Champion Data and Jay Clark from the Herald Sun preview Round 5 of the AFL season. 

On this week's episode, the team discuss whether Ben Brown is staging for free kicks, Adelaide's poor start to the year and whether Carlton are progressing under Brendon Bolton. 

After nailing his $10 roughie last week, Jacob is going even bigger with his boo-na-na this week. Plus, Jay's found the 'bet of the season' on Saturday night. 

On another heated episode of Don't Argue, the boys slam the below the knees rule, call for more support for Dusty Martin and discuss North's poor start to the year. Plus, Duck makes the case for Melbourne to make the finals and Jay says it's 'D-Day' for Carlton. 

After backing the Dogs to beat the Hawks last weekend (plus 4 of his 5 best bets), Jacob Wilson from Champion Data and Jay Clark from the Herald Sun return to give their best picks for AFL Round 4.

On a fiery edition of Don't Argue, the boys unleash on the umpiring in Round 2 and Mason Cox's suspension. Brendon Goddard reveals his thoughts on Essendon's horror start to the season and whether he thinks James Hird should return to an AFL club.

The boys return to give their Top 5 bets for AFL Round 2, plus can Jay go back-to-back with his roughie of the week after backing Freo 40+ over North last week.

On another hard-hitting episode of Don't Argue, Brendon Goddard gives his thoughts on Essendon's huge loss to GWS and where their backline is falling down. Plus, the team discuss Port Adelaide's tough tactics against Max Gawn, St Kilda's 1-point win over Gold Coast and whether Richmond can win the flag without Alex Rance. 

Round 1 of the year has arrived and Jacob Wilson has an early season punting strategy that he expects to pay dividends. 

The new season is upon us and BetEasy has a brand new weekly review show featuring St Kilda and Essendon legend, Brendon Goddard, as well as the usual suspects, Wayne Carey, Jay Clark and Ben Dixon. On the first show of the year, the team discuss whether Tom Lynch will play in the season opener, if Jake Stringer will stand up for Essendon and how Gary Ablett will fare as a permanent forward. Plus, Brendon reveals the full story behind his discussions with Carlton to play on this seeason. 

Jacob Wilson from Champion Data and Jay Clark from the Herald Sun are back with your ultimate punting guide to the 2019 AFL season.  On the first ep of the year, the boys have their top 5 futures bets, an over/under tip for every team and a Boo-na-na, their best roughie of the year.  Don't forget to leave a rating and review.

In the final episode of the year, Jay Clark from the Herald Sun and Jacob Wilson from Champion Data break down every facet of the Grand Final between West Coast and Collingwood, giving their tips for the winner, Norm Smith and first goal along the way. Plus, JZ has all the latest trade whispers. Don't forget to leave us a rating and review and follow us on Twitter. 

On the final installment of the Don't Argue Grand Final series, Wayne Carey and Rodney Eade discuss the 1996 decider between North Melbourne and Sydney, including Andrew Dunkley's Supreme Court battle to play, why David King and Craig O'Brien are no longer on speaking terms and what Plugger was always too scared to ask Rocket. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and leave us a rating and review. 

Jacob Wilson from Champion Data and Jay Clark from the Herald Sun joins Ben Dixon to preview the AFL Brownlow Medal. The team go through their best picks, team leaders, game by game vote-getters and more in the most comprehensive preview you'll find anywhere. Be sure to follow us on Twitter and leave a rating and review.

We're down to the pointy end of the 2018 AFL season and the Don't Argue team are here to preview this weekend's two massive Preliminary Finals. Don't forget to leave a rating and review and follow us on Twitter for the chance to win footy tickets. 

In this week's Don't Argue Grand Finals special, former Collingwood coach Mick Malthouse and Brisbane champion Jason Akermanis go head to head on one of the closest AFL Grand Finals of the last 20 years. Aker breaks down the tremendous injuries his side battled through and why the Lions never respected the Pies until that day, while Mick reveals something about his side that he'd never discussed before. Be sure to leave a rating and review and follow us on Twitter: @DontArgue. 

The seemingly invincible Cats, Stuart Dew's cameo and the start of the Kennett Curse, the 2008 AFL Grand Final is one of the more memorable deciders of the last 20 years. In this special episode of Don't Argue, Hawthorn's Brad Sewell and Geelong's Cam Mooney look back on this classic Grand Final between the modern era's most heated rivals. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter for the chance to win footy tickets each week.

Each week during the AFL Finals, the Don't Argue team will revisit a classic Grand Final from the last 25 years.  For our first special, we go back to the birth of one of the greatest rivalries of the modern era, West Coast v Sydney. It was the first of two classic finales played between the two sides, and was of course, capped off by Leo Barry's unforgettable mark in the dying seconds.  Ben Dixon and Jay Clark are joined by Leo as well as Ben Mathews from the Swans, and Ash Hansen from the Eagles, to remember that fateful day. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and leave us a rating and review on iTunes.