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

Finals Memories - Part 1

As the club rolls into the 2021 Grand Final, we take a look back at some finals campaigns from the eighties and nineties with Doug Hawkins & Paul Hudson.

Post-Production by Steve Visscher | Southern Skies Media

for

Howdy Partners Media | www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts

on behalf of the Western Bulldogs Past Players & Officials Association

© 2021

With thanks to the Western Bulldogs Past Players &amp; 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
Finals Memories - Part 1
As the club rolls into the 2021 Grand Final, we take a look back at some finals campaigns from the eighties and nineties with Doug Hawkins &amp; Paul Hudson.
Post-Production by Steve Visscher | Southern Skies Media
for
Howdy Partners Media | www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts
on behalf of the Western Bulldogs Past Players &amp; Officials Association
&copy; 2021

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

The Two Dogs Podcast

Finals Memories with Doug Hawkins & Paul Hudson

The late seventies were a trying time for everyone involved with the Bulldogs, as success was very hard to achieve. Supporters were craving another premiership and a talented and dedicated group of players was slogging it out for little reward in the win-loss column. Inside the inner sanctum there was justifiable optimism, as a core group of players was building the platform for future success. Michael Egan and Michael McKenna were two who earned their chance to don the red, white and blue, rising through the under 19s and reserves to become key members of the emerging Bulldogs team. Egan chalked up 128 games and McKenna 80 before both departed the kennel in less than happy circumstances. The two Micks remember the good and bad times of their years at the club and share those memories warts and all in this episode of the podcast.

The Two Dogs Podcast Hosted by Kevin Hillier.         

Post-Production by Christopher Gates 

for

Howdy Partners Media | www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts

on behalf of the Western Bulldogs Past Players & Officials Association

© 2026

The late seventies were a trying time for everyone involved with the Bulldogs, as success was very hard to achieve. Supporters were craving another premiership and a talented and dedicated group of players was slogging it out for little reward in the win-loss column. Inside the inner sanctum there was justifiable optimism, as a core group of players was building the platform for future success. Michael Egan and Michael McKenna were two who earned their chance to don the red, white and blue, rising through the under 19s and reserves to become key members of the emerging Bulldogs team. Egan chalked up 128 games and McKenna 80 before both departed the kennel in less than happy circumstances. The two Micks remember the good and bad times of their years at the club and share those memories warts and all in this episode of the podcast.
The Two Dogs Podcast Hosted by Kevin Hillier.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &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; 2026

Mick Egan and Mick McKenna 

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 

for

Howdy Partners Media | www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts

on behalf of the Western Bulldogs Past Players & Officials Association

© 2025

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

Jason Watts & Jamie Grant 

As part of the celebrations for the 100th year of the club, supporters can get their hands on a new publication - Bulldogs Through & Through (Slattery Books) which traces the highs and lows of the history of the Footscray Football Club. Club historian Darren Arthur and writer Andrew Gigacz have carefully crafted a meticulous chronicle of the Bulldogs, from the blurry beginnings somewhere in the late 1800s to the elite sports organisation it is in 2025. Packed with red, white and blue nostalgia in words and pictures, this beautifully presented book is a credit to the two authors and the publishers.    

Post-Production by Christopher Gates 

for

Howdy Partners Media | www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts

on behalf of the Western Bulldogs Past Players & Officials Association

© 2025

As part of the celebrations for the 100th year of the club, supporters can get their hands on a new publication - Bulldogs Through &amp; Through (Slattery Books) which traces the highs and lows of the history of the Footscray Football Club. Club historian Darren Arthur and writer Andrew Gigacz have carefully crafted a meticulous chronicle of the Bulldogs, from the blurry beginnings somewhere in the late 1800s to the elite sports organisation it is in 2025. Packed with red, white and blue nostalgia in words and pictures, this beautifully presented book is a credit to the two authors and the publishers.&nbsp; &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

Finals Memories with Doug Hawkins & Paul Hudson

In 1 playlist(s)

The Two Dogs Podcast

Follow podcast

Recent clips