Dashing Dan’s Sporting Adventures

Our guest today ON Dashing Dans sporting adventures podcast thanks to D'asporto Italian Family restaurants with the spring racing carnival underway is well known and respected Racing analyst and host, Gareth Hall who hosts Giddyup on SEN Track.
 
His knowledge and passion is second to none and he loves all three codes if you like Harness Racing, Thoroughbred and Greyhounds.
 
We talk about the state of the Industry, the battle between the Sydney and Melbourne racing industry, how he got into the racing media and the Melbourne Cup of which he has a share as an owner in one of the Runners, James L Braddick.
You can access the podcast on all social media platforms and spotify.
 
Enjoy...

The AFL season came to a cracking end with a wonderful Grand Final as Brisbane made it three in a row, kicking the last four goals inside four minutes. to beat the Gallant Dockers.
 
Respected Sports Broadcaster Damian Watson joins me to review the Grand Final, including the Norm Smith Voting, the use of Wharfie Time and how Brisbane again came from nowhere to win the flag, on the view from the outer podcast that you can get on all social media platforms, thanks to D'asporto Italian Family Restaurants, as we put a close on another AFL season.
 
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Two magnificent Preliminary Finals, including maybe the greatest game ever played between Brisbane and Hawthorn, with Brisbane going for a three-peat and Fremantle searching for their first flag, doing battle in the big dance on the weekend.
 
Luke Forsyth was drafted by the Lions in 2004 and spent two years on the list and actually lived with Jonathan Brown, which would have been a hoot, is my guest.
 
He is a senior coach in the MPFNL with Langwarrin and shares that role with former Swan player and North assistant Jarrod Moore.
 
When recording the Podcast, the deliberation regarding whether the Lachie Neale suspension would be overturned was still occurring.
 
 Luke gives his view on that and whether the Hawthorn-Brisbane Preliminary Final was the best game he has ever seen, how the Grand Final will be played and also his own footy journey especially
 
It's thanks to our season sponsor, D'asporto Family Restaurants and the Local Footy Hub App.

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On our latest podcast with my brothers, Tim and Stephen, we chat like Brothers about the footy, as we have throughout our lives being great footy followers.
 
Topics on the menu: Sydney Swans and the reaction to Pullman gate in Sydney where Steve lives, why the crowds to NRL matches are so low, Who wins the flag, Zac Butters choosing the Bulldogs, Steve's team Richmond's current parlous state and Tim's view about Hawthorn and whether they can win the flag.
 
It's all on the view from the outer podcast part of Dashing Dan's sporting adventures, which you can get on all social media platforms thanks to D'asporto family restaurants, the best Italian Food in the world...

On the view from the Outer Podcast, this week, which you can get on all social media platforms and spotify as part of the Dashing Dan Sporting Adventures Podcast thanks to D'asporto family restaurants, Dan Lonergan is on his own giving his view of the weekend';s four finals matches and the shock sacking of North Melbourne Coach, Alistair Clarkson.
 
He unlocks Hawthorn's stirring win in Perth over a disappointing Minor Premier, Fremantle, who arguably put in their worst performance of the season.
 
He talks about Carlton's great run coming to an end, one of the most inspirational finals victories ever when Sydney missing three of their best players banned from playing for the rest of the season along with two others by the club having their backs against the Wall and smashing the reigning premiers, Brisbane and Adelaide winning their first final for nine years and coach, Matthew Nicks' first ever against a gallant Western Bulldogs, who every season never seem to go up or down.
 
This win for Nicks and the Crows might also have saved the coach his job, with reports during the week claiming he would be sacked if they lost.
 
There is so much to talk about, so join Dan and get his view on the finals so far, what lies ahead and the silly season they call the trade period.

Thanks to D'Asporto Family restaurants the best Italian food in the world, it's that time of the week for the next episode of the View from the Outer Podcast where we look at the latest round of footy and that means the two ripping wildcard rounds in front of huge crowds and record TV audiences involving four Melbourne based teams.
 
My guest this week is a passionate Melbourne supporter, Eric Thompson- no, not the actor from All Saints and Packed to the Rafters but father and father-in-law of friends of mine.
 
He gives an insightful view into his beloved Demons, whose season ended on the weekend, along with his frustration with the Fixture and what could happen in the rest of the finals series.
 
You can access this Podcast and all Dashing Dan Sporting Adventures Podcasts on All social Media Platforms and Spotify. Enjoy.