John is joined by Australian racing royalty, 'Miracle' Malcome Johnston. The Manly tragic and champion jockey reflects deeply on his partnership with Tommy Smith, riding the iconic Kingston Town, and his infamous 56 suspensions. Beyond the track, Johnston declares his diehard passion for Manly.

John is joined by Australian racing royalty, 'Miracle' Malcome Johnston. The Manly tragic and champion jockey reflects deeply on his partnership with Tommy Smith, riding the iconic Kingston Town, and his infamous 56 suspensions. Beyond the track, Johnston declares his diehard passion for Manly.

Veteran broadcaster John Stanley is entering a very different kind of digital space. Welcome to John Stanley’s Only Fans, the show where the only thing on display is a deep, enduring love for the game.

This is pure, unadulterated Stanley, sitting down with well-known Australians to talk about the clubs they bleed for. You won't find any coaches, players, or pundits here. Instead, this is a dedicated forum for fans only, an intimate look at the love, loyalty, and deep heartache that comes with being a true believer. John goes one-on-one with legendary Australians to explore the enduring obsessions that keep them coming back for more. It’s subscription-grade devotion.

Veteran broadcaster John Stanley is entering a very different kind of digital space. Welcome to&nbsp;John Stanley&rsquo;s Only Fans, the show where the only thing on display is a deep, enduring love for the game.
This is pure, unadulterated Stanley, sitting down with well-known Australians to talk about the clubs they bleed for. You won't find any coaches, players, or pundits here. Instead, this is a dedicated forum for fans only, an intimate look at the love, loyalty, and deep heartache that comes with being a true believer. John goes one-on-one with legendary Australians to explore the enduring obsessions that keep them coming back for more. It&rsquo;s subscription-grade devotion.

John Stanley's Only Fans

'Miracle' Malcolm Johnston: Riding a winner with Manly

Chef, restaurateur and TV favourite Matt Moran joins John Stanley to talk footy, food, and a lifelong love of the Dragons. From building a career in some of Australia’s best kitchens to navigating a household full of Roosters fans, Matt Moran shares why even good mate Trent Robinson could never convert him from the Red V.

Chef, restaurateur and TV favourite Matt Moran joins John Stanley to talk footy, food, and a lifelong love of the Dragons. From building a career in some of Australia&rsquo;s best kitchens to navigating a household full of Roosters fans, Matt Moran shares why even good mate Trent Robinson could never convert him from the Red V.

Matt Moran: Dragons on the Menu

Born just days before the Bulldogs’ 1979 grand final loss to the Dragons, NSW Premier Chris Minns grew up during the club’s golden era. He joins John Stanley to reveal the Bulldogs obsession that survived growing up in Saint George territory and now powers a split Bulldogs-Dragons household. It’s a conversation about loyalty, rivalry, a secret love of the Melbourne Storm, and why sport and politics have more in common than you might think!

Born just days before the Bulldogs&rsquo; 1979 grand final loss to the Dragons, NSW Premier Chris Minns grew up during the club&rsquo;s golden era. He joins John Stanley to reveal the Bulldogs obsession that survived growing up in Saint George territory and now powers a split Bulldogs-Dragons household. It&rsquo;s a conversation about loyalty, rivalry, a secret love of the Melbourne Storm, and why sport and politics have more in common than you might think!

Chris Minns: Top Dog in the Premier’s Office

Mike Whitney has worn the Baggy Green, hosted some of Australia’s biggest TV shows, and lived a sporting life most fans could only dream of. But ask him what really gets the heart racing, and it’s South Sydney. From childhood days on the Paddington Hill to the brutal fight for the Rabbitohs’ survival, Whitney tells a story of family, loyalty and the 2014 premiership that made decades of pain worthwhile.

Mike Whitney has worn the Baggy Green, hosted some of Australia&rsquo;s biggest TV shows, and lived a sporting life most fans could only dream of. But ask him what really gets the heart racing, and it&rsquo;s South Sydney. From childhood days on the Paddington Hill to the brutal fight for the Rabbitohs&rsquo; survival, Whitney tells a story of family, loyalty and the 2014 premiership that made decades of pain worthwhile.

'Miracle' Malcolm Johnston: Riding a winner with Manly

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