211 Barkly St | Cody Weightman

Episode 11 of the The Barkly Street Podcast podcast, hosted by Western Bulldogs Football Club, titled "211 Barkly St | Cody Weightman" was published on June 4, 2021 and runs 31 minutes.

June 4, 2021 ·31m · The Barkly Street Podcast

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Victoria's snap lockdown wasn't enough to force Barkly Street to ground this week, with the lads delivering an entertaining zoom...

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Victoria’s snap lockdown wasn’t enough to force Barkly Street to ground this week, with the lads delivering an entertaining zoom episode of the Bulldogs’ official podcast.

From the comfort of their own homes, Bob and Woody chat about the issues of the day, before being joined by Dogs’ young gun Cody Weightman from his hotel room in Sydney.

Weightman gives an insight into the Bulldogs’ travelling party’s week in the harbour city so far, including the restrictions they must live by, and the strange feeling of training at the headquarters of the GWS Giants.

He also explains his approach to playing footy at the highest level, his love of surfing and art, what his plans are for his haircut, who are the most annoying players in the locker room, and why Bulldogs’ stalwart Archie Salek calls him ‘1919’.

Bob and Woody also chat about lockdown in Melbourne, including binging on ‘Mare of Easttown’, last week’s loss to Melbourne and coach Luke Beveridge’s exploits with the ‘six-string’ in hand.

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