In this episode of the Punt Pals podcast, Robbie and Nick dive into the aftermath of the AFL's final round, discussing the excitement of the upcoming finals, the disappointment of teams like the Bulldogs, and the implications of Rankin's suspension. They also explore trade talks, retirements, and the changing landscape of the league. With insights from golf lessons to betting reviews, the hosts provide a comprehensive look at the current state of the AFL and what lies ahead for teams and fans alike.

• The Bulldogs had a strong season but missed finals due to tough competition.
• Rankin's suspension has sparked controversy and divided opinions in the AFL community.
• Golf lessons can provide unexpected insights into sports performance.
• Trade season is heating up with significant player movements expected.
• Retirements and delistings are reshaping team rosters across the league.
• The Dockers are back in the finals for the first time in three years.
• Essendon fans are left lamenting another disappointing season.
• The Eagles are in a frozen state, struggling to find form.
• Collingwood's aging list is impacting their performance in close games.
• Geelong is emerging as a strong contender for the premiership.

00:00 Introduction and Audio Check

00:24 Final Round Reflections and Team Performances

02:15 Betting Insights and Personal Experiences

04:59 Golf Lessons and Influential Figures

08:16 AFL Controversies and Player Conduct

11:17 Trade News and Team Changes

14:14 Retirements and Delistings Across Teams

17:03 Questions Without Notice: Quickfire AFL Insights

26:24 Injury Impact and Player Expectations

27:23 AFL Betting Review: Mixed Results

29:48 Goal Kickers and Betting Strategies

31:39 Frio Review: A Season to Remember

35:00 Bombers' Fans Lament: A Tough Season

38:06 Eagles in the Cold: A Struggling Team

40:01 Collingwood's Inconsistency: Room Temperature

42:29 North Melbourne and Sydney: Polarizing Seasons

45:22 Finals Fever: Teams Heating Up

48:08 Geelong's Dominance: The Sizzle of the Season