This episode of Glory Days Robbie chats with 2026 Henty premiership coach Brenden Maclean about his 3 year journey as Swampies coach that culminated in a thrilling 6 point win over Osborne in the Hume FL grand final - a look at the 3 yr. build, the season and its challengers and grand final day quarter x quarter.

At the end of the 2005 Hume FL season two clubs Brockelsby and Burrumbuttock were in a world of pain - a merger was formed for the 2006 season - it wasn't a dream start winning 4 games in the first 3 years - then things changed, things started to happen and by 2013 under 3rd year coach Daryn McKimmie the Brock Burrum Saints were primed for a fairy-tale premiership - this is how they did it !

This Tiger Tales episode looks back at the Albury Tigers 2016 premiership going through undefeated in what many regard as the Tigers best ever premiership side – it also made it three flags in a row and the 3rd time the club had achieved this in the last two decades of dominance in the Ovens and Murray Football League

To celebrate Indigenous round on May 17th Ganmain Grong Grong Matong FNC and 1976 premiership player Eddie Motlop have recalled a famous road trip from Darwin to Ganmain ahead of the 1976 season when 2 car loads of Darwin footballers set off on an extraordinary journey landing eventually in Ganmain where they would claim its 16th and final South West FL premiership – their was never a dull moment as the lads navigated its way through outback roads, floods, law enforcement and other obstacles to finally land in Ganmain ! Not to be missed!!

Coaching maestro Wayne Styles was back for his 3rd and final year at Henty - the grand final ledger was square after a win in 1984 and a loss in 1985 - Styles and Henty were as hungry as ever and after a round one setback would go onto to string 19 straight wins and premiership glory on a golden day in the history of the Henty Football Club - it was indeed A Henty Field Day !

The year was 1976 and Ganmain were searching for its 15th premiership in the South West FL - they had a new coach Greg Leech and they had a band of local footballers that would die for their beloved Maroon and White and they then recruited five young men from Darwin on a journey of a lifetime that 50 yrs later has a bond as strong as it was during a remarkable season in 1976 that is etched into the history of a great club and community.

This episode of Tiger Tales looks at the Albury Tigers third premiership in a row in 2011 to rubber stamp one of the greatest ever sides to grace Ovens and Murray grounds – under Paul Spargo the Tigers held off a gallant Yarrawonga in another epic grand final of country football at its absolute finest.

Albury after breaking a 12 year premiership drought in 2009 went into 2010 season with a different look - missing nine players from the 2009 flag - they had to encounter a much improved Yarrawonga hell bent on redemption - the Tigers though with Paul Spargo at the helm were set for a massive title defence - the champs were ready for a return bout !