Stephen Milne looks set to miss St Kilda's historic Anzac Day clash against Sydney after being charged for misconduct by the AFL match review panel
Behind-the-scenes footage of Majak Daw receiving his North Melbourne jumper in the rooms before his AFL debut.
Shane Crawford is in Hawaii but he's still thinking about SuperCoach - and Travis Cloke.
Was Dane Swan offered to the Giants? Source: Getty Images
DID you miss last night's AFL television shows? Rewind and catch up on all the hot topics and big issues discussed.
AFL 360
* MELBOURNE topped the agenda, and it wasn't for all the right reasons despite its breakthrough win. Gerard Whateley said "winning can't be a special event" at the Dees. "Teams that just win all the time because it's expected. They've got to grow out of this, it's been going on too long."
* MARK Robinson and Whateley agree Majak Daw's dazzling first minute was heart-warming.
Behind-the-scenes footage of Majak Daw receiving his North Melbourne jumper in the rooms before his AFL debut.
* Both agree West Coast is in big trouble. The Eagles are at 1-3 with an injury crisis. "They're in a hole. When they get them all back (from injury) it'll be a different scenario. The problem is what damage will be done by then?" Robbo asked. He says he doesn't see the same hunger as from the top sides.
* WHATELEY says Stephen Milne is very lucky and should have been given two weeks for misconduct. "There will be no challenging that."
* ROBBO says "that's rubbish from Milne. He should be ashamed. You don't grab someone's face."
Stephen Milne looks set to miss St Kilda's historic Anzac Day clash against Sydney after being charged for misconduct by the AFL match review panel
* BOTH agree Neville Jetta's high bump Lachie Whitfield was a cheap shot. Robbo says Steve Morris's hit on Jamie Elliott was an accident.
* ROBBO says they should find people from a lot more clubs to replicate "Channel Ed" - Pies president Eddie McGuire's one-eyed call of the Collingwood-Richmond game.
Eddie McGuire and his all-Collingwood commentary team get fired up as the Magpies come from behind to beat Richmond.
* RODNEY Eade and Mark Thompson joined the show ahead of Thursday's Collingwood-Essendon Anzac Day blockbuster.
* EADE says star ruckman Darren Jolly is fit and up for selection against the Dons. Thompson says Michael Hurley won't play, but it was a "good (ankle) ligament to hurt if there was one to hurt." He's in the mix for Round 6.
* ROCKET says Brendon Goddard's tears show he wants to be remembered a St Kilda player, not just an Essendon player, when he retires. Bomber says the tears were great and he obviously still has a lot of mates there.
* BOTH laud Joel Selwood. Bomber says Friday night against the Swans was the best he's seen Selwood play. Rocket praises his disposal under pressure.
Geelong skipper Joel Selwood was the standout leading the Cats to victory. Picture: Phil Hillyard Source: The Daily Telegraph
* BOMBER says Mitch Duncan, Allen Christensen and Steve Motlop have stepped up. Rocket says with six of their last 10 games at home, the Cats are looking ominous.
ON THE COUCH
* THE AGENDA is headlined by the Eagles' horrible start to the year. Mike Sheahan says the dynamic has changed with Nic Naitanui sidelined with injury. "If he's 4-5 (weeks) away with a groin injury it'll be midseason until we see him and that's a real concern." Robert Walls says Nic Nat is West Coast's most important player.
* WALLS says Mick Malthouse dominated terms against John Worsfold on Saturday night and that Woosha didn't react.
Carlton's Kade Simpson celebrates the win over West Coast. Picture: Daniel Wilkins Source: PerthNow
* THE panel discuss how Port Adelaide is a big chance to knock off the Eagles this week.
* GERARD Healy says the Lions "didn't get off the bus" against North Melbourne. "If they don't see improvement he's (coach Michael Voss) going to be under the microscope. That game was done and dusted by quarter time."
* THE panel agree despite Essendon being perennial fast starters of late, its 2013 side looks much more formidable.
* WALLS says new Magpie Quinten Lynch has been the recruit of the year. Sheahan agrees and says Travis Cloke is the most valuable player in the competition at his best.
* TRENT Cotchin was the special guest. He said the Tigers' training was sub-standard last week.
* COTCHIN also says Alex Rance put his hand up for the role on Cloke. Read more on what Cotchin had to say HERE
* MIKE Sheahan says St Kilda is in massive trouble. "They've got no hope in New Zealand." The panel agrees it's too late for the Saints to trade out their older stars, given their currency has rapidly diminished.
* HEALY says it's time GWS and Gold Coast got competitive. Read how they should do so HERE
OPEN MIKE WITH BARRY HALL
* HALL admits he should have been suspended and missed the club's 2005 flag after deliberately hitting St Kilda defender Matt Maguire behind play.
* ASKED how he would have judged the incident if he was on the tribunal, he replied: "I probably would have said 'guilty, you are not playing'."
* HALL said his relationship with former coach Paul Roos wasn't great. Roos seemed to deliberate snub Hall after he hit Ben Rutten, ending his Swans playing days, Hall said. "I ended up walking away from the club bitter."
Barry Hall with the 2005 premiership cup. Source: Herald Sun
FOOTY CLASSIFIED
* GARRY Lyon says after the Stephen Dank link to Melbourne you do "lose a little bit of faith". He says that as a supporter, he just wants answers.
* CAROLINE Wilson says the Dees probably panicked by not coming forward to the AFL over their Dank links.
* THE panel discuss why clubs do not employ full-time doctors, and the role and power of doctors within clubs.
* ARE the Western Bulldogs escaping without public scrutiny? A graphic is shown comparing the Dogs under Brendan McCartney to the Dees under Mark Neeld, with the on-field results similar.
* WILSON flagged a rumour that Collingwood president Eddie McGuire had "casually offered" Brownlow Medallist Dane Swan to the Giants last year.
Mr 200. Dane Swan on the charge in his 200th AFL game against Richmond. Picture: Wayne Ludbey Source: Herald Sun
* MATTHEW Lloyd says Harry Taylor, a West Australian, is the best key defender in the game and should demand huge interest from rival clubs. "He's the best tall back in the competition and capable of kicking 50-plus goals as a forward."
* Lloyd says the biggest 18 weeks of Brian Lake's career is coming up, with Ryan Schoenmakers sidelined with a knee injury. "We're going to find out a lot about him and it starts this week against Drew Petrie."
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