Jordan De Goey

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6,227 appearances 33 recordings 4 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 16 Sep

Jordan De Goey’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Spot on.
So that'll be Saturday, Twilight, the 5.15 game.
We'll have a look at that game in the last break.
But the other final, of course, was Friday night, the semi-final, and talk about starting fast.
The Fremantle Dockers, Leroy, wow, they got out of the blocks.
finals.
We'll talk about pressure, the pressure that Stevie J's feeling this afternoon.
That was Justin Longmuir and the Fremantle Dockers, but they came out, they played assertive, aggressive footy, they played to win, they got the fast start, they were challenged by the Cats in the third quarter who hit the front, but they kept their nerve, led by Luke Jackson, and they go through to the preliminary final to take on the Sydney Swans on Friday night.
Well, I just think we've seen so many finals now, particularly in recent years.
It's five, ten-minute bursts where the team goes bang, bang, bang and puts three goals on it and gets a gap.
You go back to the Melbourne Grand Final, but Brisbane have done it for a number of years where Zach Bailey or someone have kicked –
you know, a couple of goals or there's a few of them.
And I think that's what separates two good teams in finals.
And Fremantle have those match winners.
They've done it all year long where it's been tight or, you know, and they've just dropped the hammer and kicked four goals like they did in that late in the third quarter, four goals in the last four minutes of that quarter.
That has been their MO.
And I think that's what separates the teams come September.
The four
Luke Jackson.
That's why you target guns.
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