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Posted: Fri Feb 28, 2014 9:23 amPosted: Fri Feb 28, 2014 10:10 amdedja wrote:As long as they can digitally alter their voices ...
Posted: Fri Feb 28, 2014 10:45 amtopsywaldron wrote:Dutchy wrote:Whats Casey been doing lately? Was calling NBL a few years back.
Giniver....terrible caller
Never minded him on the ABC as a special comments guy, thought he tried to add something to people's understanding of the game.
Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2014 8:10 amPosted: Sat Mar 01, 2014 10:17 amPosted: Sun Mar 02, 2014 2:55 pmDOC wrote:Someone like Sheedy from Sturt. Played a long time, MM winner.
Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2014 2:58 pmPosted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 9:39 amPosted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 9:59 amIn other SANFL news, the 2014 IGA League season will now kick off with Norwood hosting Port Adelaide at Coopers Stadium on Thursday April 3 at 7.20pm.
The historic season opener will also be broadcast live on Channel 7’s digital station, 7mate, from 7pm.
‘’Moving the game between the SANFL’s fiercest rivals in Norwood and Port Adelaide will be a wonderful way for the League to kick off the season,’’ Davies said.
‘’Having the Redlegs unfurl their premiership flag live on the Seven Network will provide the competition with outstanding exposure as it ushers in a new era.’’
Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 10:00 amChannel 7 Media Release wrote:Tuesday 4 March 2014
NORWOOD AND PORT ADELAIDE UNDER LIGHTS IN HISTORIC OPENING ROUND CLASH LIVE ON 7MATE
Seven announces massive footy broadcast schedule across three stations. Prime time local footy and first ever Good Friday telecast starts new era.
Channel Seven today announced the opening round blockbuster under lights between Norwood and Port Adelaide will kick off its historic coverage of the new SANFL IGA League.
The meeting of the fierce rivals on Thursday April 3 will be televised LIVE on 7mate from 7pm.
And in a first for the SANFL, Seven will televise LIVE the Good Friday clash between South Adelaide and Glenelg in round 3 on April 18.
It will be the first ever televised football match on Good Friday.
Under the terms of the agreement with the SANFL, Seven will exclusively televise the match-of-the-round throughout the 2014 season with matches to be broadcast on Seven, 7mate and 7TWO.
Every single match in the SANFL IGA League will be telecast LIVE.
The historic agreement, announced last year, means that Seven will be the only place to see both the SANFL IGA League and the AFL.
It is the first time the SANFL and the AFL have been telecast on the same TV station.
Seven will televise almost 400 hours of footy in 2014 with matches from the SANFL IGA League and the AFL.
Seven is set to revolutionise coverage of the SANFL, bringing the passion, excitement and energy which has made the competition one of the strongest in Australia.
“The SANFL is in the DNA of every South Australian footy supporter and our promise is we will present the game like never before,” Channel Seven program manager Meno Toutsidis said.
“We are thrilled to be covering the SANFL again. We look at the period when Seven was last involved, in the 1970s and 1980s, as a high point in the television coverage of the SANFL.
“Our aim is to not only bring back the thousands of fans whose first major footy experience was the SANFL but also to attract a new generation of fans.”
“It is fitting that the first match between historic South Australian rivals (Norwood and Port) should be telecast on one of our new digital stations, 7mate, which has been a remarkable success since launching on AFL Grand Final Day in 2010.”
SEVEN’S BROADCAST HIGHLIGHTS
- Weekly LIVE telecast of the match-of-the round throughout the 2014 season. All Finals to be televised LIVE.
- Matches to be shown on Seven, 7mate and 7TWO.
- Opening round match between Norwood and Port Adelaide to be televised LIVE in prime time on Thursday April 3 on 7mate.
- First ever Good Friday telecast, between South Adelaide and Glenelg in round 3, on April 18.
- SANFL Showdowns between Port Adelaide and the Adelaide Crows in rounds 5 and 14 to be shown LIVE.
- Matches to be shown from all SANFL grounds with an even spread of matches among the 10 teams.
- Almost 400 hours of football to be televised on Seven with matches from the AFL and the SANFL IGA League.
- Three SANFL/AFL double headers where an SANFL match is immediately followed by an AFL telecast.
- Eight viewers choice telecasts where viewers have the choice of watching either an SANFL or an AFL telecast with matches screening at the same time on Channel Seven, 7mate or 7TWO.
- One prime time telecast (Norwood v Port Adelaide) with the possibility of a second LIVE night telecast in the final two rounds, to be finalised later in the year.
- Seven’s SANFL IGA League commentary team to be headed by Mark Soderstrom and John Casey with special comments from Port Adelaide premiership captain Tim Ginever.
For further information: Channel Seven publicity (08) 8342 7777
Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 10:32 amPosted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 10:40 amPosted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 10:45 amPosted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 10:58 amwoodublieve12 wrote:i guess you can't please everyone...
Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 11:03 ambeenreal wrote:woodublieve12 wrote:i guess you can't please everyone...
... or anyone, judging by the incessant complaints.
The ABC no longer wanted the SANFL telecast rights as it no longer fits their left wing obsession with South Polynesian Women's Curling.
Channel 7 have stepped up to offer a better product in a variety of time slots. Anyone who thinks Port Vs Norwood is going to rate up against Friday night AFL is seriously deluded.
Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 11:04 amfester69 wrote:What about people who work next day, school kids, teenagers with Thursday night shifts??
should of stuck to handing out free donuts at Wiggled game you AFL stooge Davies!!
email this toss, but don't expect a reply, to voice your dissatisfaction.
chrisd@sanfl.com.au
Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 11:06 ambeenreal wrote:woodublieve12 wrote:i guess you can't please everyone...
... or anyone, judging by the incessant complaints.
The ABC no longer wanted the SANFL telecast rights as it no longer fits their left wing obsession with South Polynesian Women's Curling.
Channel 7 have stepped up to offer a better product in a variety of time slots. Anyone who thinks Port Vs Norwood is going to rate up against Friday night AFL is seriously deluded.
Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 11:12 amJK wrote:beenreal wrote:woodublieve12 wrote:i guess you can't please everyone...
... or anyone, judging by the incessant complaints.
The ABC no longer wanted the SANFL telecast rights as it no longer fits their left wing obsession with South Polynesian Women's Curling.
Channel 7 have stepped up to offer a better product in a variety of time slots. Anyone who thinks Port Vs Norwood is going to rate up against Friday night AFL is seriously deluded.
I guess that's the question - Is the viewership more important/beneficial than maximised attendance?
Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 11:13 amJK wrote:beenreal wrote:woodublieve12 wrote:i guess you can't please everyone...
... or anyone, judging by the incessant complaints.
The ABC no longer wanted the SANFL telecast rights as it no longer fits their left wing obsession with South Polynesian Women's Curling.
Channel 7 have stepped up to offer a better product in a variety of time slots. Anyone who thinks Port Vs Norwood is going to rate up against Friday night AFL is seriously deluded.
I guess that's the question - Is the viewership more important/beneficial than maximised attendance?
Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 11:32 amwoodublieve12 wrote:JK wrote:beenreal wrote:woodublieve12 wrote:i guess you can't please everyone...
... or anyone, judging by the incessant complaints.
The ABC no longer wanted the SANFL telecast rights as it no longer fits their left wing obsession with South Polynesian Women's Curling.
Channel 7 have stepped up to offer a better product in a variety of time slots. Anyone who thinks Port Vs Norwood is going to rate up against Friday night AFL is seriously deluded.
I guess that's the question - Is the viewership more important/beneficial than maximised attendance?
it will still be a big crowd!
What's wrong with more people watching at home??? You get much less watching at home on saturdays
times are changing folks...