Year 5 in the AFL has led the greatest moment of all for Isaac Quaynor lifting the Premiership cup with his boyhood club Collingwood. 'Q' as he is known as played an instrumental part in the Pies last two seasons which have been filled with some of the most entertaining footy, friendships and wholesome moments which have gravitated every footy fan to the Pies success. In this episode we break down the week leading up to the big dance, the game itself and of course the post Flagpies celebrations which was something to behold. We were also joined by Q's best mate Daniel Scala who gave great insight into living with Collingwood's #3. Collingwood fans and footy fans strap yourselves in because this was as good and as detailed as I'd hoped we could make it to take us all on the journey of what it was like to win the flag. I hope you enjoy the episode :)   

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Year 5 in the AFL has led the greatest moment of all for Isaac Quaynor lifting the Premiership cup with his boyhood club Collingwood. 'Q' as he is known as played an instrumental part in the Pies last two seasons which have been filled with some of the most entertaining footy, friendships and wholesome moments which have gravitated every footy fan to the Pies success. In this episode we break down the week leading up to the big dance, the game itself and of course the post Flagpies celebrations which was something to behold. We were also joined by Q's best mate Daniel Scala who gave great insight into living with Collingwood's #3. Collingwood fans and footy fans strap yourselves in because this was as good and as detailed as I'd hoped we could make it to take us all on the journey of what it was like to win the flag. I hope you enjoy the episode :)   
BE READY FOR THE DROP UNLACED MERCH: https://theunlacedpodcast.com/

Jake Barker-Daish is a former professional soccer player who has found fascination in understanding key drivers that allow athletes, artists and people in business to gain and maintain success. Despite most actions being physical the mind plays a powerful role in all our day to day activities which is a focus point within the podcast to help listeners find angles to better themselves and have a winning mentality. After 40 games in the A-League along with captaining the Young Socceroos and Olyroos, Jake's career was cut short through injury and this podcast helps to humanise athletes, artists and business folk with a light hearted and fun approach. The Unlaced Podcast aims to create a smile on your faces whilst delivering on insightful information to help understand the guest better but also allow listeners to better themselves. Go tell a friend you love them!

Jake Barker-Daish is a former professional soccer player who has found fascination in understanding key drivers that allow athletes, artists and people in business to gain and maintain success. Despite most actions being physical the mind plays a powerful role in all our day to day activities which is a focus point within the podcast to help listeners find angles to better themselves and have a winning mentality. After 40 games in the A-League along with captaining the Young Socceroos and Olyroos, Jake's career was cut short through injury and this podcast helps to humanise athletes, artists and business folk with a light hearted and fun approach. The Unlaced Podcast aims to create a smile on your faces whilst delivering on insightful information to help understand the guest better but also allow listeners to better themselves. Go tell a friend you love them!

The Unlaced Podcast with Jake Barker-Daish

Year 5 in the AFL has led the greatest moment of all for Isaac Quaynor lifting the Premiership cup with his boyhood club Collingwood FC. Q as he is known has played an instrumental part in the Pies last two seasons which have been filled with some of the best footy, friendships and wholesome moments which have gravitated every footy fan to the Pies success. In this episode we break down the week leading up to the big dance, the game itself and of course the post Flagpies celebrations which was something to behold.

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