Widely regarded as one of the greatest, if not the greatest finals player ever to grace the field, Wayne Johnston made the month of September his own. That he never secured the Norm Smith Medal remains one of football’s great injustices – but 'The Dominator' will doubtless settle for the four...

In this episode, Lucie Jamison explores the circumstances that led to Carlton's drought-breaking Grand Final win over the Bombers in 1968.

Imagine you’re a 19 year-old country kid earning “Mr. Football” as your first opponent? This was the daunting prospect facing the former Carlton aerialist David McKay. Somehow, the boy from Newlyn survived, emerging unscathed from his direct dealings with the late Ted Whitten, in a back pocket...