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Neville Jetta on Marngrook Footy Show

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Reported over on 'ology. He's apparently on the show this Thursday 7.30 pm.

I've only started watching the show recently, that is since ch 31 went digital and I can receive it (ch 44 digital).

If you haven't seen the show have a look, it's very entertaining and fun and a hell of a lot more "adult" than the 9.30 program same night on 9 (sorry Garry but that's how I see it)!!!Gilbert McAdam, Ronnie Burns and others are very good and as I said good fun.

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    More importantly, it actually has some focus on the weekend's footy!

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    Reported over on 'ology. He's apparently on the show this Thursday 7.30 pm.

    I've only started watching the show recently, that is since ch 31 went digital and I can receive it (ch 44 digital).

    If you haven't seen the show have a look, it's very entertaining and fun and a hell of a lot more "adult" than the 9.30 program same night on 9 (sorry Garry but that's how I see it)!!!Gilbert McAdam, Ronnie Burns and others are very good and as I said good fun.

    Love having C31 on the digital! Bout time!

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    NITV Ch 180 on Foxtel. Always a good show.

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    Just watched nev on marngrook footy show. Seems like a nice young bloke who is prepared to work hard to grab his opportunity. You forget how young some of these guys are till u see them on tv. He looks like a school boy with the tie on!

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    Just watched nev on marngrook footy show. Seems like a nice young bloke who is prepared to work hard to grab his opportunity. You forget how young some of these guys are till u see them on tv. He looks like a school boy with the tie on!

    I thought he looked about 15. Very nervous. He spoke more easily when talking about others. Very nervous when talking about himself. A good start.

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