Hosted by Mark Foreman · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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A look at what makes the good teams, good. The reasons some are struggling. And the people who make the game.Mark Stone and Mark Foreman bring a unique look at the game we all love.Whether you’re a footy nuffie or just want to know a little bit more than just the score, there’s something for everybody in every episode.
Mark Foreman hosts Marks Between the Arcs, a sports show with 10 episodes published.
1:10 - Round 11 by the numbers 4:45 - Hawks beat the Crows (and the cold) 6:38 - Dreamtime draws a crowd 10:25 - Fremantle club record 15:50 - The Dockers becoming final quarter specialists 18:30 - The suns fire fades 20
Show notes1:26 - Round 10 Numbers 5:49 - Cats win the feline battle 9:20 - Depleted Pies drop a five-goal lead 16:05 - Collingwood's focus on Pendlebury 22:15 - Suns shine brightest in Darwin 22:52 - North Melbourne 0-20 in South
Show notes1:07 - Round 9 numbers 3:22 - Fremantle proves credentials 5:24 - Thursday fixture in Perth 7:22 - Stoney highlights Gunston masterclass 13:05 - Carlton hangs in there 15:42 - Coaching in the box compared to ground level
Show notes1:15 - Whiteboard Gate (Stoney's experience at Brisbane) 6:24 - Round 8 numbers 10:40 - First draw ever between the Pies and Hawks 13:25 - AFL Fixturing 14:45 - Dockers keep on keeping on 18:28 - Showdown thriller 23:07
Show notes1:22 - Round 6 numbers 7:23 - Elijah Hollands 10:40 - The Blues fade again 11:32 - Nick Daicos at stoppages 16:30 - A dire night for the Dogs 18:53 - Sydney is red and white 22:54 - The hawks hang on 23:54 - An emotional
Show notes0:10 - We're back! 2:42 - Zak Butters 4:21 - Adelaide beat the Blues 6:33 - The wild numbers of the Dockers' win 10:02 - Fremantle unpick the Pies' corridor defence 14:36 - Brisbane pulls away from North 15:30 - Bombers
Show notes1:27 - West Coast belief 12:31 - Carlton's systemic 2nd-half lay down strategy 18:48 - Damning Essendon vision 26:12 - Collingwood corridor defence 29:44 - Xerri brain fade 33:46 - Fremantle puts the foot down 39:32 - Ro
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0:00 - Round Review 12:31 - Selfless Serong 22:18 - The big boys are back 26:42 - Brett Kirk: Head of Welfare at Sydney 59:01 - A look ahead to Round 3
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0:00 - Round Review 12:31 - Selfless Serong 22:18 - The big boys are back 26:42 - Brett Kirk: Head of Welfare at Sydney 59:26 - A look ahead to Round 3
A full fixture and plenty to unpack, with a special guest joining us too; Head of High performance at GWS Jackson Dennis. We also take an in-depth look at: What changed after quarter time for the DockersHawthorn's use of
A full fixture and plenty to unpack, with a special guest joining us too; Head of High performance at GWS Jackson Dennis. We also take an in-depth look at: What changed after quarter time for the DockersHawthorn's use of
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- Opening Round eye-catchers - Sizzling Suns - Petracca career best game - Bont to be used as a forward - Sydney's selfless mid - The intricacies of a tag and how St Kilda couldn't execute it
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- Opening Round eye-catchers - Sizzling Suns - Petracca career best game - Bont to be used as a forward - Sydney's selfless mid - The intricacies of a tag and how St Kilda couldn't execute it
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The Pilot episode of Marks Between the Arcs as pre-season is over and the real stuff begins. Hear about who we are, why we started it, and then the real stuff; - What was important in season 2025 - What effect rule chang
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The Pilot episode of Marks Between the Arcs as pre-season is over and the real stuff begins. Hear about who we are, why we started it, and then the real stuff; - What was important in season 2025 - What effect rule chang
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