High Flyers and Young Bombers | Electric Moment of the Week (21.07.2026)

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**Mark Duffield** (0:50)
Yes, the electric moment of the week. Thanks to Verizon Perth, a new era of commercial transport has arrived in Western Australia. I'm gonna get started with Paul Heath.

**Paul Heath** (1:02)
Okay. I've let you down so far on this.
You asked for electric blue last week, and I didn't change it. So that's on me.

**Mark Duffield** (1:10)
Well, I have a hunch we'll have electric blue.

**Paul Heath** (1:12)
That's very good, well done. I could see you working on that one for a little bit there, the mine tipping over.

**Mark Duffield** (1:16)
Yeah, the cogs grinding.

**Paul Heath** (1:18)
Exactly. So far this year, we've been lucky enough to see some great candidates for Mark of the Year, especially Shea Bolton. He's done a couple at Optus Stadium that we've been lucky enough to see. But on the weekend, there were two great hangers, but only one's going to be able to go through for Mark of the Year. So we'll see which way it goes. But these ones from Kyle Loman and Chad Warner on the weekend were pretty good.

**SPEAKER_3** (1:39)
To the back, it's Lloyd cleaning up for Sydney, recycles the footy up towards Warner. Chad Warner has taken one of the marks of the year.
Up over the top of Nan Curvis on the shoulders, coming down with a ball in his hands.

**SPEAKER_6** (1:54)
Long kick by Bailey, inside 50, big fly, Loman, what a mark. High flying Loman.
What a grab that is. Big mark, big moment.

**Mark Duffield** (2:07)
High flying Loman.

**Paul Heath** (2:08)
There he is.

**Mark Duffield** (2:09)
Very good.

**Paul Heath** (2:10)
Very good from Goss on the moment.

**Mark Duffield** (2:11)
Beautifully put together by Tim Gossage, I have to say.

**Paul Heath** (2:13)
So he's got to call the Loman mark, he's got to call the two of the Bolton marks of the year, and also a couple of the goals. So they're putting together a very nice tape for the year. But you had a different electric moment of the week, Duff.

**SPEAKER_7** (2:26)
I did.

**Mark Duffield** (2:26)
So I loved the one in the last quarter. Now I know I've been all over Essendon, I had him as my young players yesterday, but to me, for the Bombers, if you were trying to make a pitch to a sponsor or a group of potential supporters, and you say, this is what the club is going to be going forward, this is the 15 or 20 seconds of footage that you package up and you show them. This is Hussain El-Ajkar laying the two tackles that causes the spill that enables Jacob Farrow to pick up the ball and handball it to Sullivan Roby, who kicks the goal that puts them in front against GWS. This was, I think, a massive moment in Essendon's season and potentially a massive moment in Essendon's history in terms of their ability to turn this whole thing around and take the club forward.

**SPEAKER_7** (3:20)
Played on anyway, Connors-Jounas pokes it forward from the side, Dan Wick stayed on his feet, stayed dangerous, needed someone to connect to, Giants have the extra body slapped away, back there with desperation by Stone, Alatska kept at it and now he's got him. You're gone son.
Goal. Goal.

**Mark Duffield** (3:44)
So unfortunately, Hado was so busy admiring the tackle that he forgot to mention the Faro handball, but they took the advantage, they played on and Sully Roby kicked the goal. It put them back in front. They won the game. And to me, that symbolises what Essendon needs to think about going forward. And it's a reminder to the Essendon Football Club as well. Look forward. Don't look back.
Look forward.
And I hope they can do that. Now, we all know what's going on at Essendon. And what's going on at Essendon is that we don't know what's going on at Essendon, because it's Essendon.