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Brownlow medallists, Hall of Fame legends and some of the AFL's biggest icons... you won't hear from any of them here. What Could've Been is a footy podcast having a laugh with the nichest cult heroes and most random stories from forgotten names who had moments in the sun that were never quite long enough.
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بودكاست الفيديو
الإنجليزية
الولايات المتحدة
7 حلقة
منذ 14 يوليو، 2025
episodic
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Could be one of our favourite episodes so far this one! Ex-Melbourne and West Coast utility Cale Morton joins Theo Doropoulos and Harrison Reid for episode six of What Could've Been.
By his own admission, Morts could've been anything, but struggled to continue the trajectory his career was o…
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What an absolute pleasure this man was! Former Melbourne speedster Sam Blease joins Theo Doropoulos and Harrison Reid this week for episode four of What Could've Been.
Sam has a unique perspective on AFL footy after being drafted to the Demons at one of the worst times in the club's long his…
Wowee what an episode! Former Hawthorn midfielder Alex Woodward joins Theo Doropoulos and Harrison Reid this week for episode four of What Could've Been.
Alex has had one of the most unique AFL journeys of anyone in the game's history.
Five devastating ACL injuries restricted him to j…
This one's exciting! Jaidyn Stephenson joins Pat Naish and Harrison Reid this week for episode three of What Could've Been.
Less than 12 months after his shock retirement, the former AFL Rising Star winner sits down with the boys to chat through his rollercoaster career with Collingwood and then N…
Western Bulldogs premiership player Shane Biggs joins Pat Naish and Harrison Reid for episode two of What Could've Been.
Biggsy started his career at Sydney before moving to the Bulldogs at the perfect time, just before their drought-breaking 2016 flag.
He was one of the game's great …
Former Richmond father-son prodigy Pat Naish joins Theo Doropoulos and Harrison Reid for the What Could've Been's pilot episode.
Pat played nine games for the Tigers before moving to West Coast for a year, where he played another 11 before being delisted for a second time.
His career didn't…
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