Mike Williamson
Australian sports commentator and TV show hostWikipedia
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Oct 20, 2026
Michael WilliamsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This is Michael Williamson welcoming you to the Grand Final of 1981.
Michael WilliamsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And what a set up it is, really and truly, it couldn't have been stage managed any better.
Michael WilliamsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
A Collingwood Carlton Grand Final.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
Lex's text through, when I was a little tacker, Saturday night was roast with my folks and brothers and grandparents, a couple of long neck beers for the adults and lemonade for the kids, footy replay, and then I vividly remember afterwards watching Saturday night penthouse.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
with live crosses to Bill Collins calling the trots with Mike Williamson and Mary Hardy.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
Cheers, Lex.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
All right, I've got to get through the eras here.
Craig WillisGUEST
And I was very chuffed of course, to be invited to do that.
Craig WillisGUEST
Mike Williamson was retired and then So that's how it started, yeah, 1993.
Sam EdmundHOST
And all the while you're juggling the tennis, many people listening to this will know that you were the voice of tennis for a long, long time.
Sam EdmundHOST
And Tennis Australia asked you to work at the Open there.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
Would it be possible, having accepted that, to produce a more turgid piece of live television than HSV7 plagued us with earlier this week? Brownlow medal count resembled an unnecessarily prolonged and difficult birth.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
The spectacle of numbers being hung on a board of Mike Williamson dutifully sipping sponsorial ale and elderly officials muttering and chumbling amongst themselves induced a mental state akin to mesmeric depression.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
Trance.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
Oh, the two reviews are scathing.
Bruce EvaGUEST
I was actually having a look back at that bit of audio you played.
Bruce EvaGUEST
If you actually rewind that another 10 or 15 seconds, one of the funniest lines ever, Teddy Whitten says to Mike Williamson, it's about a minute earlier, how long to go, Mike, or how long has gone? And he said, if my hand stops shaking, I'll be able to tell you because he's trying to...
Bruce EvaGUEST
He tried to look at his watch.
Bruce EvaGUEST
But, yeah, it's probably one of the most, the last couple of minutes of the 66 grand final will be one of the most replayed pieces of vision and audio we've ever heard.