Round 22 – Essendon v Western Bulldogs: Thank You Mr. Cooney

Well done Coons! Alex fondly farewells a well-loved champion.

Round 19 – Adelaide v Essendon: Dons’ Party or Don’s Party?

Mickey struggles with a lack of narrative and settles on a collection of metaphors as the Crows wallop the Dons. And wrong, Mickey, the couple were from Wembley.

Round 19 – Adelaide v Essendon: Hook It Joe

Aidan Hammond’s week-end was topped off by watching Adelaide defeat Essendon.

Round 19 – Adelaide v Essendon: We all know the result before the game

Rulebook wraps up the Crows’ big win over the Bombers, starting with a raffle book, of course

Round 17 – Richmond v Essendon: A (Poké) Battle For The Ages

Sam with a very 2016 story, casting Essendon and Richmond as Pokémon characters, battling at the G.

Round 17 – Richmond v Essendon: Kids kicking the footy down at the park

After checking the MCG for Pokemons, Gill was able to enjoy Richmond’s win, a combination of flashes of brilliance and silly mistakes.

Round 6 – Carlton v Essendon: Ugly is the new Beautiful

John Butler suggests ugly is the new beautiful after analysing the Carlton Essendon game.

Round 2 – Essendon v Melbourne: Undermanned Bombers win one against the odds

Essendon Bombers spirited victory over Demons was one of belief for the Club and Nick Weidmann

Round 2 – Essendon v Melbourne: Spirits lifted in a remarkable victory

A susprisingly big crowd turned up to see the Bombers first home game of the season and they watched a spirited performance which resulted in what many considered an unlikely win. Rod Oaten braved the Autumn cool.

The Ozymandias Cup: Carlton v Essendon

John Butler finds visiting Princes Park rather like a trip to the Parthenon where a sense of the old gods remain, but alas, it was hard for him to ignore the rubble on what was an enjoyable afternoon for inspecting the ruins.

Essendon 2015 List Review – Part 3: Forwards

Nick Weidmann’s player by player review of the Bomber list looks at the 2015 forwards. Do you agree with his assessments?

Round 20 – Essendon v Adelaide: A Bradman win at Etihad by the Crows

Blacks, Greys and the Bombers are blue. Rulebook covers the Crows’ biggest ever win in Melbourne and imparts a couple of blows to the AFL and everyone’s favourite coach while he’s at it.

Round 17 – Essendon v Port Adelaide: ‘Baby Bombers Version 2.0’ go down to Port by 13 points in a shootout under the roof

If not for wayward kicking, the “Baby Bombers” could have stolen a win against Port Adelaide. Nick Weidmann gives an in-depth review of the pulsating match.

Round 16 – North Melbourne v Essendon: ‘Baby Bombers’ competitive but North just too classy

Nick Weidmann reports in as the Baby Bombers V.2 fail to live up to the first iteration.

Round 15 – Fearless 2015: For the Crows, a brave return to the field of dreams.

A big week in footy – as always – with the highlight for many the recognition shown to the gallant Adelaide players as they left Domain Stadium after the loss to the Eagles. Fearless also reckons it’s about time for more blockbuster footy in Tasmania.

Round 15 – Essendon v Melbourne: Sell me this pen…

The ability to ‘sell hope’ to supporters is everything at struggling clubs. Despite a win on the weekend, the Bombers are at a crossroad: can James Hird sell hope to Essendon supporters with an ageing list, a raft of untried youngsters on the way through and draft sanctions in place?

Round 15 – Essendon v Melbourne: The “annual breakup game”

Romance is not dead – at least where Joseph Ryan is concerned. Neatly summarising the challenge of all ‘mixed allegiance’ marriages, what kind of behaviour is acceptable when your team plays the spouse’s boys?

Round 9 – Richmond v Essendon: Dreamtime at the G

Bombers supporter Rod discusses a couple of issues with his Bombers as they go down to the Tigers at Dreamtime at the G.

Round 8 – Essendon v Brisbane: Bombers win after second half blitz

The Bombers’ 58 point win and Joe Daniher’s half-dozen meant it was a good Sunday afternoon for Essendon fan Nick Weidmann.

Fitzroy, Old Melburnians, Collingwood, Richmond: bandaids don’t fix bulletholes

E.regnans beautifully summarises and celebrates Old Fitzroy, new Fitzroy, old Melbourne and old money, alongside the new AFL match-day experience. Also: includes Taylor Swift reference and video (ping: The People’s Elbow)