does anyone know how to get vfl games on dvd. where to buy them
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games on dvd
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Try contacting the abc. From their website:
For details of pricing and availability of other VFL matches screened on ABC-TV in Victoria, please contact our ABC TV Sales office in Victoria.
GPO Box 9994
Melbourne 2001
Tel 03 9524 2271
Fax 03 9524 2304
For details of pricing and availability of other VFL matches screened on ABC-TV in Victoria, please contact our ABC TV Sales office in Victoria.
GPO Box 9994
Melbourne 2001
Tel 03 9524 2271
Fax 03 9524 2304
stacksonthemill
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VFA games on dvd
More importantly, where can you find old VFA games on DVD (especially from the late 70s to mid 80s).
It would be good to see footage of teams such as Camberwell, Oakleigh, Geelong West and Caulfield et al once again, as well as Port, Sandy, Willi, Coburg, etc. when they were 1st XVI sides and not reserve XVIII's.
To see the VFA logo on the ground, the centre square that was really a rectangle that stretched from boundary line to boundary line, sixteen players a side with play flowing free, a plethora of goals to entertain the crowds of up to and even over 10,000 and not forgetting Phil Gibbs with his strong opinions.
Guys like Brice, Cook, Hunt, Radojevic, Harold Martin ... they were the great old days!
More importantly, where can you find old VFA games on DVD (especially from the late 70s to mid 80s).
It would be good to see footage of teams such as Camberwell, Oakleigh, Geelong West and Caulfield et al once again, as well as Port, Sandy, Willi, Coburg, etc. when they were 1st XVI sides and not reserve XVIII's.
To see the VFA logo on the ground, the centre square that was really a rectangle that stretched from boundary line to boundary line, sixteen players a side with play flowing free, a plethora of goals to entertain the crowds of up to and even over 10,000 and not forgetting Phil Gibbs with his strong opinions.
Guys like Brice, Cook, Hunt, Radojevic, Harold Martin ... they were the great old days!
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Re: VFA games on dvd
Go join vflfooty.com and PM a poster called VFA (George). He has plenty of old stuff, he might be able to help you out.
Go join vflfooty.com and PM a poster called VFA (George). He has plenty of old stuff, he might be able to help you out.
stacksonthemill
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Thanks CH