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Fantastic! Im sure i watched this on ch0 as an 11 year old. The VFA was compulsory viewing Sundays in Melbourne

geez good size and agility,could do with a proto like him now,looks as tho he had a good leg like his old man what happened to him ?

is that bill jacobs commentating?

who won ?

one thing that really stood out is how commentators didnt make themselves the main focus by making over the top statements like todays 'experts' thanks mate

Great coverage. Moorabbin packed house. It was quite a large home ground. What about the Hawthorn V Collingwood 1st Semi Final 1974? I think rarely seen.

go tiges

WA had given up on state footy by this stage. Beginning of the end for state footy.

Amazimg. Thank you. Cheers

48:48 Terry Cahill. No free kick.🙄

where’s the cricket mate

Insane half time score.

Carlton won fair and square unlike the following year when richmond let loose their thugs which takes away from the greats that were at richmond at the time.

Matthew Lloyd's dad at 0:55

*-not a speck of paint-*

unparralleld commentary,the days when listening to the VFL on a saturday on the radio was a real experience

One of the great intros.

Bradman wouldn’t have lasted 5 minutes against Lillee,Holding,Thomson,Wasim, Thomson,Donald et al - he couldn’t play the short ball - different times..

It was a man’s game back then

I was 6 months old

I was at this game. Maxfield destroying us was a like a dagger in the heart. Northey and Maxfield leaving at the end of 1995 put Richmond back many years.

What a soulless hovel was VFL Park.

This was St Kilda's 30th ever win against Carlton at the time. Carlton had won 146 games against the Blues up until this game Prior to the AFL era it was very one sided between the two teams. Since the start of the AFL era (1990). St Kilda have actually beaten Carlton more times Head to Head (31-22).

They should have faced Virat Kohli.

The Goggin and Farmer partnership - superb!

This for me was the cricket version of the 1982 RL Invicibles tour of england

A typical Windy Hill day where the school end was the place to be

Was the boundary umpire in the 2nd fracas hit? Certainly got some treatment from the trainers

The subtitles at 4:34:12 😂

I just watched the video of Bredon gale talking about the new Jack Dyer stand - now if your smart if it went rite behind the northern end go big but not happy bout the stand don't built a arty farty stand - old fashioned - from only a 47 member

Very nice Episode reminds my child hood

Little did we know what Fly would go on to do as a professional AFL coach a few years later… coming from a tigers fan, nothing but respect for the man

Fantastic day and congrats to all players giving their time and effort for free to Save the Richmond Football Club

Doesn't matter what year,decade or century, there is only one name: PHAR LAP

Nibble Nobbys Nuts...Ha Ha Ha , erm...NO !!! 😆🤣😂.

Did EJ do some of the call?

hi

Truly an incredible human on ALL levels - focused,fair and self-less. His love for his team mates and the game and desire to help others and give his all say it all. Good on YOU Dustin 'Dusty' Martin.You are a true champion - a legend.Yake good care post footy mate. From a Carlton supporter who LOVES the game and appreciates a real champion. THANK YOU.

fantasic series

Thank You Dusty xo Build that statue!

Late nights listening to the radio. What a great series. Heard Tim Lane remark that a piece of graffiti had the words 'Thatcher OUT!' With an addition 'LBW bowled Alderman'.

Thank you for putting these great vids up. Went to this and most VFA GF , straight off the train into windy hill VFA was great

2:18:11 👌

This was a good series, if sometimes economical with the truth - when Oldfield was struck on the head, it was a top edge off a regular delivery, not a bouncer.

Bloody fantastic. What memories, watching this program as kid in the 60's, and looking back at those days. Lou, Jack Dyer and Bob Davis (or Die-vess, as it was commonly pronounced back then) arguing over just about everything. And who does a live wood chop these days?

Except for the woeful, endless "musical" howling in the background, this would have been a great movie. The natural sounds of real life are far more dramatic than the musical scribbles and wailing of the professional unemployable musicians - can't they just get a real job instead of torturing an audience with musical soap?

Watched it in the 1980s on the government's TV channel Door Darshan (DD) in India. Loved Hugo Weaving.

Very subdued for Rex Hunt on commentary 😊

3:59:40 is the Woodful hit.

Say what you want about VFL Park, but you could always get a cheap seat out there. Nowadays it is a rip off and 'sold out'. Most of the MCG and Docklands is 'reserved' for no shows. Thanks for our tax dollars.