Peter Landy

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That's tonight in Sevens Big League with your host, Peter Landy.

Thank you, Don Rainsford, and a very good evening, everyone.

Welcome to Seven's Big League.

So generally you'd get the best quarter of the best game of the day.

And at that point there was, they only, they would cover three games.

So you had, and I'm talking from an eighties and perspective here, Peter Landy and Lou Richards would do the best game and Bob Skilton and Sandy Roberts would do the second game and then Peter McKenna and Jack Edwards would do the third game.

The third game was only one camera.

So that's going to be next week.

We are going to live today in 1981, courtesy of Paul McDermott, who sent us an email suggesting that this week we go back to round 20, 1981, 36,681 fans at Princess Park, the height of suburban Saturday afternoon football, Sevens big league with Lou Richards and Peter Landy, and the Neil Danaher game.

It was a day for heart attacks.

All right.

Here's how it unfolded.

And a special note here.

Listen to the Peter Landy flip-flop.

The Bombers are alike now.

I grew up there.

Peter is now in Boulogne.

I lived in Yulon as a child back in the early 1970s.

The town was demolished so they could expand the open-cut mine and access more coal for the power station.

Terry Wallace in Queensland wearing a long sleeve jumper? Anyway, there is some other adaptions made in regards to the goal umpires.

Because it's warm, they've lost their jackets.

The voice of reason, Peter Landy.

The final word.

A world in which Carlton and Collingwood was the main fare.

And it was all narrated by Peter Landy and Lou Richards.

Oh, what a time in our lives.

Shannon Gill, welcome.

Can I, I've got a couple of questions.

Who called the game? It was, it was the A team of Lou Richards, Peter Landy and Bob Skilton on special comments.

Uh, we've got a question.

Was it a red ball or a yellow ball? I'm pretty sure it was a yellow ball.

Now, you can just have a sense of what this means, but it's even better in that Sydney win the game.

So I think this is how Peter Landy summed it up.

Madden

against Coleman.

I bloody will.

Player of the day, Lou Richards and Peter Landy.

We're all going back to the 80s on Saturday.

Essendon and Hawthorne are taking us there, and that's the best of 84.

as well as the play-by-play.

Because when we did the Danaher game- It's Lou Richards and Peter Landy providing commentary for each other.

While you're calling, I'm offering whatever

I can in an hour.