I thought 7 was broadcasting Pies vs Saints
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Seven AFL commentary rankings best to worst
Chris Johnson
Georgie Parker
Libby Birch
Mick Molloy
Jo Wotton
Brian Taylor
Abbey Holmes
Mark Soderstrom
Erin Phillips
Jaq Felgate
Leigh Matthews
Mitch Cleary
Nigel Carmody
Basil Zempilas
Campbell Brown
Jobe Watson
Tim Watson
Jude Bolton
Xavier Ellis
Luke Darcy
Daisy Pearce
Abbey Gelmi
Cameron Ling
James Brayshaw
Sam Pang
Luke Hodge
Andy Maher
Dale Thomas
Sam Lane
Matthew Richardson
Jimmy Bartel
Ryan Daniels
Mel Hickey
Nat Edwards
Ellie Blackburn
Wayne Carey
Adam Cooney
Andy Lee
Bec Goddard
Tom Browne
Hamish McLachlan
Jason Bennett
Should probably add there, in your opinion, rather than as fact. That listing would change person-to-person.
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As number 1? Please! 
It’s my opinion
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And that’s mine.
Jason Bennet is the worst in your opinion?
How is Andy Lee on your list?
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Yes because he always goes on and on about different stats, different things about all the players etc. I just want the game called not going on and on about every player when they get the ball!
And Mick Molloy? They don’t even commentate!
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Are you aware of the role of a broadcast sport commentator? That you rate Bennett below the likes of Taylor, Darcy and several comedians would suggest you don’t. Perhaps you’re ranking personalities rather than ability to commentate the sport.
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Bulldogs vs Blues which was going to be on 7 match is cancelled.
Blue will face Lions Tuesday night
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The AFL this afternoon announced changes to this week’s AFLW fixture after WA Government postponed its border reopening indefinitely. Collingwood, Fremantle, Western Bulldogs and West Coast will play two games in five days: this Thursday/Friday and next Tuesday (February 1).
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So these should be branded as ‘Round 6’ and ‘Round 10’ respectively, which the games are from. So I assume these teams will have byes when those rounds come around eventually?
Instead St Kilda will play West Coast at Trevor Barker Beach Oval next Tuesday (February 8) at 5.10pm Melbourne time. The Eagles AFLW squad will fly back to Perth after the match, for 14 days quarantine.
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Season over for WCE?
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Not quite. They will be back in competition by March.
How does that work?
It will be the first time this year an interstate team play in Perth, as Scorchers (BBL) had to play most of their season on the road due to WA’s hard border. Glory (A-League), Lynx (WBBL) and Wildcats (NBL) are currently based interstate and are waiting for their chance to return home and host matches.
According to Fremantle Dockers website, the Seven-produced matches this weekend will be Richmond v North Melbourne on Saturday, and St Kilda v Brisbane and West Coast v Collingwood on Sunday.
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