Well, here we are after another poor performance from The Brisbane Lions. We were lucky enough to walk away with a draw last week but Melbourne made us pay in the last quarter at The Gabba on Sunday evening. Still, we sit 2nd on the ladder with a 7-2-1 record with a really tough game against Hawthorn coming up at The MCG. JB and Patrick take a look at what happened against The Dee's and forecast some more changes that could be made moving forward to get us back on the winners list. Tipping is back for another week, as is the infamous wheel and we speak about a sad week in football with the passing of Robert Walls and Adam Selwood. Get yourself some Brisbane Lions Fancast Merch via our Print Bar Store And of course MASSIVE shout out to our 2025 sponsors Hop On Brewery Tours and Crisp Communications Don't forget to catch all our podcasts across at our Youtube Channel For more info and all the links - head to BrisbaneLionsFanCast.com.au
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