FAF x Wharfie Time group therapy session… | Grand Final Review

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What happened in the 2026 AFL Grand Final and why did Fremantle lose?

Brett Deledio 0:00
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Unknown 0:36
The next day I said, hello. And then he didn't reply. You've got your eyes open or closed on your first kiss, Brett. And don't put your hand up at me, mate, because I'll fucking break your arm.
Mick Barlow 0:43
This is not getting cut out. This is too
Dylan Buckley 0:46
good. Yes! That's not the voice of Dylan Buckley. We'll get there in a second. Welcome back to Footy and Friends. Brett, me and you. Welcome, mate.
Mick Barlow 0:57
Are
Dylan Buckley 0:58
you
Mick Barlow 0:58
well? Intimate. Mate, we had a text this morning, didn't we? And it came through. I thought I was having a dream. Yeah. Tongue in cheek. Who's this? But our fearful leader, Dylan Buckley, has just decided that he's going to tap out today. Yep. What's happened? So he tells us, texts us on Friday, oh, this is going to be MJ flu game on Saturday. I'm going to turn up. I'm going to give us everything. Now he said on Monday morning, I'm sick. Yeah. So he's either still sick and given it to us, and he's tapped out because he's had a big weekend.
Dylan Buckley 1:33
That's what I reckon is happening. The caveat, and we'll get to the rest of the panel in a second, but the caveat of all of this is, yeah, I don't want to get you guys sick. Yeah. I may as well have been kissing him on Saturday
Mick Barlow 1:43
morning. He hugged me as well. I was like, mate, so you're either still sick and you've given it to us then and you don't want to come in because I don't want to get you
Dylan Buckley 1:50
sick on. We shared microphones. We held hands. We shared mimosas. And we'll get on the breakfast in a second, which was terrific on Saturday morning. But we'll welcome in the rest of the team, Lincoln. Hey, Mike. Pretty flat Monday morning. Yeah, we'll get to you.
Yeah.
Dylan Buckley 2:04
Mac, home by 7 a.m. Sunday morning. I'm proud of
Mack Kelly 2:08
you, mate. Pretty flat Monday morning for me as well for
Dylan Buckley 2:10
a different
Mack Kelly 2:10
reason, but also pretty flat.
Dylan Buckley 2:12
Just a bit hungover.
Mack Kelly 2:13
Show up, though.
Dylan Buckley 2:14
What's
Mack Kelly 2:14
the
Dylan Buckley 2:14
definition of insanity?
Mack Kelly 2:16
Doing the same thing over and over again.
Dylan Buckley 2:18
I think a different outcome is
Mack Kelly 2:19
going to happen.
Dylan Buckley 2:19
Yeah, get home at 6, feel shit Sunday. So I gave in our WhatsApp group yesterday. I don't know how this went down because I wasn't getting much byplay from anyone. No. But I was on my high horse because I had a few beers on Saturday night myself. Did you? Commiseration beers. Yes. And I was
Brett Deledio 2:35
a
Dylan Buckley 2:35
little bit dusty. But you're only as good as your next moment. So five things on my checklist yesterday.
Brett Deledio 2:41
Wash the
Dylan Buckley 2:41
sheets. Make yourself a clean bed. Got that done. Yep. Go for a walk. Drink two litres of water. So I've given all this to Mac in the WhatsApp group. What else was there? Make a home-cooked meal. Yep. One more. Wash sheets, clean room, two litres of water, make a
Unknown 2:55
home-cooked meal, two kilometre
Dylan Buckley 2:56
walk. Mac messages back in the group. I found this hilarious. Yeah, yeah, cool, cool. I'll just walk to the cafe and back. Let me check. Yep, 1,400 metres. Yeah, tick that off. Tick, tick. I never got the update whether he got the other 600 in.
Mick Barlow 3:11
And all this while, Buckley gave us nothing throughout
Dylan Buckley 3:13
the whole day.
Mick Barlow 3:15
He was busy having a feed, I think. But that's okay, mate. But how good was – and I know you were talking about the – we'll talk about the grand final in depth, but the brekkie that we had beforehand. And we've got to give a big shout-out to all those and the helping hands behind
Brett Deledio 3:29
– of scenes and
Mick Barlow 3:29
everyone that made the day run and made it run seamless. I believe they had fun.
Dylan Buckley 3:35
Yeah.
Mick Barlow 3:36
I mean, Dill was serious. He gets really serious
Dylan Buckley 3:39
with those.
Mick Barlow 3:40
Dill.
Dylan Buckley 3:40
Yeah, yeah.
Mick Barlow 3:42
He doesn't have fun
Dylan Buckley 3:42
when he's up there. He asked Ross Lyon, and we'll get to it. I guess Shane Biggs, terrific. Just authentic, isn't he, Shane?

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