This is the Channel Ten AFL Saturday Night Football match from Round 8 2002 it’s Collingwood vs the Brisbane Lions at Colonial Stadium.
This is the Channel Ten AFL Saturday Night Football match from Round 8 2002 it’s Collingwood vs the Brisbane Lions at Colonial Stadium.
10 Saturday Night AFL for those in Western Australia was a delayed Fox Footy Channel Broadcast of Fremantle vs Melbourne at Subiaco Oval.
That’s correct Connar.
This is the Channel Ten AFL Saturday Night Football match from Round 3 2004 it’s Essendon vs the West Coast Eagles at the Telstra Dome.
This is the game in which James Hird kicked the match winning goal before hugging a fan near the boundary fence.
I was living in Hong Kong during most of 2004 so I missed seeing the match. However I heard the story of Hird’s heroics many times after I returned to Australia in November 2004, and this is the first opportunity I get to see the broadcast myself, so thanks for posting the link.
That’s correct mate it was a awesome match in one of the best matches of season 2004.
This is the Channel Ten AFL Saturday Afternoon Football match from Round 6 2007 it’s Essendon vs Hawthorn at the MCG.
This is the Channel Ten AFL Saturday Night Football match from Round 15 2011 it’s Essendon vs Geelong at Etihad Stadium.
This is the Channel Ten AFL Saturday Night Football opener from Round 8 2002 it’s Collingwood vs the Brisbane Lions at Colonial Stadium.
This is the opener to Channel Ten’s coverage of the 2004 Wizard Cup Grand Final it’s St Kilda vs Geelong at the Telstra Dome.
Full match coverage of the round 10, 2005 match between St Kilda and the Sydney Swans played at (what was then known as) Telstra Dome.
Courtesy: St Kilda F.C AFL Archive
Of course, this was the match in which Network Ten’s commentators were very scathing of the Swans’ dreadful performance that ultimately proved to be a turning point in their season. This is also documented in the Seven doco Shaking Down the Thunder last year.
According to Sunday Herald Sun’s Jon Anderson, Hird finally got to meet the fan, Drew Wilson, at the Greensborough Football Club in Melbourne’s north east last Friday.
This is the end credits to the 2006 Brownlow Medal on Channel Ten.
This is the AFL on Channel Ten promo from 2009.
This is Channel Ten’s intro to the 2011 AFL Grand Final which is the last footy match they have broadcasted for the forseeable future
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This is the only Grand Final on Ten that saw the lead change after the 5-minute warning was activated (Joel Selwood’s miss was registered after it was activated). The other seven didn’t see a lead change (not even those 2005 or 2006 Sydney vs West Coast classics).
Courtesy: callisto150
As you say, the conclusion to this year’s AFL Grand Final would’ve been very dramatic had the 5-minute warning been activated.
Today marks 15 years since Network Ten screened its final AFL match, Collingwood v Geelong (2011 AFL Grand Final).
Stephen Quartermain was a good host/caller, listen to some of his calls especially during finals. It was so much better than Bruce on 7 during the 2007-2011 era. I would add Huddo in their too and Tim Lane. Quarters and Huddo really cemented themselves with the 2005 finals, that was some of the best calling I’ve heard.