In the early nineties, as the club emerged from the shadow of the merger, many a talented young footballer donned the red, white and blue in search of an AFL career. The common thread was their love of the game and the pride and passion with which they wore the colours. Now, a few decades on, two of those past players Jason Watts (1994-1998, 57 games 51 goals) and Jamie Grant (1990-1992, 5 games 1 goal) share their memories from the good old days at Whitten Oval and what they are up to now.   

Post-Production by Christopher Gates 

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In the early nineties, as the club emerged from the shadow of the merger, many a talented young footballer donned the red, white and blue in search of an AFL career. The common thread was their love of the game and the pride and passion with which they wore the colours. Now, a few decades on, two of those past players Jason Watts (1994-1998, 57 games 51 goals) and Jamie Grant (1990-1992, 5 games 1 goal) share their memories from the good old days at Whitten Oval and what they are up to now.&nbsp; &nbsp;
Post-Production by Christopher Gates&nbsp;
for
Howdy Partners Media | www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts
on behalf of the Western Bulldogs Past Players &amp; Officials Association
&copy; 2025

With thanks to the Western Bulldogs Past Players & Officials Association, the Two Dogs Podcast features some of the club's greats recounting their glory days at the Whitten Oval.

Presented by Kevin Hillier

The Past Players & Officials Association of the Western Bulldogs