With the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the Coodabeens catch up with Ross Dillon, who was on hand at the MCG the day the Queen attended the Round 1 clash and very first VFL Sunday match between Richmond and Fitzroy at the MCG in 1970.

There's plenty of regional footy chat as the boys catch up with James Mills, one of the presidents of the Yinnar Magpies in the Mid Gippsland League, along with coach of the Gordon Eagles in the Central Highlands League, Ron Watt.

Plus some great footy songs from Champs, Sam the Sub from Outside Football and Coodabeens Footy Talkback!

With the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the Coodabeens catch up with Ross Dillon, who was on hand at the MCG the day the Queen attended the Round 1 clash and very first VFL Sunday match between Richmond and Fitzroy at the MCG in 1970.
There's plenty of regional footy chat as the boys catch up with James Mills, one of the presidents of the Yinnar Magpies in the Mid Gippsland League, along with coach of the Gordon Eagles in the Central Highlands League, Ron Watt.
Plus some great footy songs from Champs, Sam the Sub from Outside Football and Coodabeens Footy Talkback!

The Coodabeen Champions.

Every Friday 4pm - 6pm.

Commencing Friday March 11.

The Coodabeen Champions.
Every Friday 4pm - 6pm.
Commencing Friday March 11.

The Coodabeen Champions

4pm - 6pm Every Friday  - Starting March 11

One of Australias most enduring radio teams, the Coodabeens – Jeff Richardson, Simon Whelan, Ian Cover, Greg Champion, Billy Baxter, Andy Bellairs and ‘Torch’ McGee – are coming off back-to-back seasons at the top of the ratings ladder.

The Coodabeens have built a remarkable following since their program first aired on 3RRR in 1981. Over the four decades since, they’ve also established a reputation as broadcasters, authors, podcasters, live performers and all-round entertainers. 

4pm - 6pm Every Friday&nbsp; - Starting March 11
One of Australias most enduring radio teams, the Coodabeens &ndash; Jeff Richardson, Simon Whelan, Ian Cover, Greg Champion, Billy Baxter, Andy Bellairs and &lsquo;Torch&rsquo; McGee &ndash; are coming off back-to-back seasons at the top of the ratings ladder.
The Coodabeens have built a remarkable following since their program first aired on 3RRR in 1981. Over the four decades since, they&rsquo;ve also established a reputation as broadcasters, authors, podcasters, live performers and all-round entertainers.&nbsp;

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