Here we are again.... An underwhelming performance against an opposition that we really SHOULD have put to the sword. Never-the-less, The Brisbane Lions walk away with the 4 points! JB and Patrick chat about the Round 12 Clash against Essendon and talk about a few players and their impact o nthe team as we approach the halfway mark of the season. NOTE: Patrick suffered a power outage during the podcast for about 20-25 minutes which mean the end of the podcast was fairly rushed and the preview of Adelaide leaves a little to be desired. 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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