On a special Glory Days podcast hosted by Bob Murphy, go down memory lane with lifetime Bulldogs supporter and Australian music icon, Mark Seymour.

On a special Glory Days podcast hosted by Bob Murphy, go down memory lane with lifetime Bulldogs supporter and Australian music icon, Mark Seymour.

Barkly Street is the Western Bulldogs' official podcast, recorded from inside the famous VU Whitten Oval. For a fourth straight season, legendary Bulldogs half-back flanker Bob Murphy fills the pod driver's seat, with premiership skipper Easton Wood locked in as his co-host for the 2021 campaign. The thick-as-thieves Bulldogs buddies and former Club skippers will take fans on an exciting journey this season, including chats with current and former players and some light-hearted regular segments.

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Bob and Woody wrap up the season of the Barkly St Podcast as we head into the 2021 AFL Grand Final.

Bob and Woody wrap up the season of the Barkly St Podcast as we head into the 2021 AFL Grand Final.

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It’s Preliminary Final week, so Barkly Street has called in the big guns - a man who knows what it’s like to own the big stage in a huge final.

Those with short memories will know the impact Tory Dickson had in the entire 2016 Finals Series, but his four-goal performance in the Preliminary Final is stuff of legend.

Bob and Woody welcome ‘Dicko’ on zoom to chat about his memories of that win over GWS, including his negating role on Heath Shaw and Easton’s outrageous high-flying grab.

Dickson also outlines what life is like a year on from his AFL retirement, including his investment portfolio, looking after his young son and being as passionate as ever when he’s watching the red, white and blue.

Also on this week’s episode, Easton and Bob talk about the future of the Barkly Street hosts’ chairs after the news of Bob’s defection to Fremantle, how ‘Laverne and Shirley’ stood up to the pressure of chasing Charlie Cameron around last week, and how big of a loss Cody Weightman is to the team.

It&rsquo;s Preliminary Final week, so Barkly Street has called in the big guns - a man who knows what it&rsquo;s like to own the big stage in a huge final.
Those with short memories will know the impact Tory Dickson had in the entire 2016 Finals Series, but his four-goal performance in the Preliminary Final is stuff of legend.
Bob and Woody welcome &lsquo;Dicko&rsquo; on zoom to chat about his memories of that win over GWS, including his negating role on Heath Shaw and Easton&rsquo;s outrageous high-flying grab.
Dickson also outlines what life is like a year on from his AFL retirement, including his investment portfolio, looking after his young son and being as passionate as ever when he&rsquo;s watching the red, white and blue.
Also on this week&rsquo;s episode, Easton and Bob talk about the future of the Barkly Street hosts&rsquo; chairs after the news of Bob&rsquo;s defection to Fremantle, how &lsquo;Laverne and Shirley&rsquo; stood up to the pressure of chasing Charlie Cameron around last week, and how big of a loss Cody Weightman is to the team.

223 Barkly St | Tory Dickson

Rohan Smith played 12 finals for the red, white and blue, so what better guest for Bob and Woody to chat to in this Semi Final edition of the Barkly Street podcast.

After a few technical difficulties, ‘Bubba’ zooms in from his room in the Bulldogs’ Launceston accommodation complex to chat about the Dogs’ finals win over Essendon last week, the power of Bevo’s pre-game speech, his passion and emption as the Club’s defensive coach, preparing for the clash against the Lions, and Bailey Dale’s incredible season.

He also answers Barkly Street’s ‘stock’ player profile questions, including the real reason Archie Salek calls him ‘RS’.

Woody also gives Bob a guided tour of his Bulldogs’ quarantine digs and protocols the travelling party are living with, the impressive form of Tom Liberatore, and the internal four-tiered system for rating the performance of on-field smothers.

Rohan Smith played 12 finals for the red, white and blue, so what better guest for Bob and Woody to chat to in this Semi Final edition of the Barkly Street podcast.
After a few technical difficulties, &lsquo;Bubba&rsquo; zooms in from his room in the Bulldogs&rsquo; Launceston accommodation complex to chat about the Dogs&rsquo; finals win over Essendon last week, the power of Bevo&rsquo;s pre-game speech, his passion and emption as the Club&rsquo;s defensive coach, preparing for the clash against the Lions, and Bailey Dale&rsquo;s incredible season.
He also answers Barkly Street&rsquo;s &lsquo;stock&rsquo; player profile questions, including the real reason Archie Salek calls him &lsquo;RS&rsquo;.
Woody also gives Bob a guided tour of his Bulldogs&rsquo; quarantine digs and protocols the travelling party are living with, the impressive form of Tom Liberatore, and the internal four-tiered system for rating the performance of on-field smothers.

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