Gutsy, Gritty & Gnarly from the Dogs, Magpies bittersweet celebration of Pendles

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Joel Peterson· Host0:14

A wild weekend of footy brought us injury carnage, a massive comeback from the Kangaroos, a giant thumping, and a thriller to finish it off on Sunday night. This is AFL Daily. Joel Peterson and Damian Barrett with you as always in this time slot to wrap up the weekend. Round 11 is in the books, Damo. We have just seen another thriller involving Melbourne in their Sunday 3:15 time slot that they've made their own this season. They go down to the Dogs in a thriller by three points. Four league changes in the last quarter. Joel Fraser kicked the go-ahead goal with six minutes left. Harvey Langford had a chance within the last half a minute to take a mark, couldn't hold onto it, and, uh, the Dogs improved to six and five on the season.

Damian Barrett· Host0:54

They needed it too, Joel. Good evening to you. Didn't they, after losing five of their previous six, as they waded through a, a, an injury list that was just getting very, very problematic. But they managed to, to persevere, and, and I think you'd, ultimately, as a Bulldogs person tonight, for those listening, uh, would take the scenario they, they've now managed to get themselves into because that was a, a win full of merit. It was a win full of guts. I loved what Aaron Norton did, uh, in the last quarter, but even before that. He just gave everything he particularly had. Joel Fraser had the coolness to, to kick that goal late. Marcus Bontempelli was crucial in the first half of the game, and, and Ed Richards' game