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AFL Footy Show: April 1

With AFL kicking off tomorrow and the Essendon saga back in the headlines, The Footy Show is airing tonight.

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With AFL kicking off tomorrow and the Essendon saga back in the headlines, The Footy Show is airing tonight on Nine.

Award-winning newsbreaker Damian Barrett has the inside story and all the latest developments on The Footy Show, in a special edition this Wednesday night at 8.30pm on Channel Nine.

Essendon leadership group member Brendon Goddard heads up the panel, revealing how the Bombers reacted to the AFL Anti-Doping Tribunal’s not guilty verdict, and how the club and players plan to move forward.

North Melbourne won plenty of fans with their performance in September. Can they keep improving in 2015? Kangaroos’ champ Nick Dal Santo talks about his team’s chances for the year – just how far can they go?

We chat live with cult hero and new Adelaide captain Tex Walker. And after six long months… the footy’s finally back! We preview all the Round One action with blockbuster games between bitter foes Hawthorn and Geelong and Carlton and Richmond. Will your team get off to a flyer or be left 0-1?

Plus, we announce how your local footy club could win a brand new Nissan NP300 Navara.

Dave Hughes hits Punt Road for his next spray. Which Tigers will cop it from Hughesy?

On this week’s Street Talk, Sam Newman heads to Werribee to ask if the Pies have come to the end of the line with their latest marketing campaign.

They’ve swum with sharks, bungee jumped, been locked in Big Bill’s House and subjected to all manner of revolting things, so what awaits the boys on the next certainty challenge?

Wednesday at 8.30pm on Nine (check guides).

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  1. Gary Lyon opened the footy show saying “congratulations” to the Essendon players for the not guilty l verdict. Congratulations just doesn’t seem like the right or appropriate word to describe anything in relation to the Essendon saga and this choice of word was quite frankly in poor taste. Then Sam Newman rising to music of Jesus Christ Superstar just because of his views in relation to the Essendon saga was just stupid. The opening few minutes just completely missed the mark and resulted and the footy show being turned off.

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