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Hi I am on the Gold Coast and was wondering if the footy will be shown live on tv? or if I can find that footy tv schedule that was going around for the first 6 rounds?

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    I too will be in the Gold Coast on the weekend. All I can find is that if you have channel 7 then it is on at 11:30, but if you have Prime it will be on at 7:40pm.

    Makes no sense but thats what the channel 7 website says.

    (Woo Hoo 100 posts!)

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    I too will be in the Gold Coast on the weekend. All I can find is that if you have channel 7 then it is on at 11:30, but if you have Prime it will be on at 7:40pm.

    Makes no sense but thats what the channel 7 website says.

    (Woo Hoo 100 posts!)

    doesnt eveyone have prime on the coast?

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    Hi I am on the Gold Coast and was wondering if the footy will be shown live on tv? or if I can find that footy tv schedule that was going around for the first 6 rounds?

    Here is the Prime Gold Coast program for Friday.....

    It says that the game will be broadcast at 7.30pm

    7.30pm 2007 AFL PREMIERSHIP SEASON 'CC' *LIVE* G RND 1: MELBOURNE V ST KILDA

    Prime brings you all the action live as MELBOURNE take on ST KILDA at the MCG. Hosted by BRUCE McAVANEY, with expert commentary from DENNIS COMETTI, DAVID SCHARZ, TIM WATSON and RICK OLARENSHAW.

    http://www.primetv.com.au/i-cms.isp?page=108&o=3

    Channel 7 will not be broadcasting the games live on a Friday night into most of NSW and Queensland (as far as I know) because of the rugby league, but the game is live on Foxtel (for what it's worth) on the Main Event channel at 7.30pm.

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    Here is the Prime Gold Coast program for Friday.....

    It says that the game will be broadcast at 7.30pm

    7.30pm 2007 AFL PREMIERSHIP SEASON 'CC' *LIVE* G RND 1: MELBOURNE V ST KILDA

    Prime brings you all the action live as MELBOURNE take on ST KILDA at the MCG. Hosted by BRUCE McAVANEY, with expert commentary from DENNIS COMETTI, DAVID SCHARZ, TIM WATSON and RICK OLARENSHAW.

    http://www.primetv.com.au/i-cms.isp?page=108&o=3

    Channel 7 will not be broadcasting the games live on a Friday night into most of NSW and Queensland (as far as I know) because of the rugby league, but the game is live on Foxtel (for what it's worth) on the Main Event channel at 7.30pm.

    thats odd about not being live here friday night when the rugby is on channel 9 ,dunno how that works

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    As I've mentioned in another post - the game will be shown LIVE, on foxtel, through the MAIN EVENT CHANNEL! This will be the case for Sydney and Brisbane subsrcibers. With regards to the Gold Coast, I'm not 100&, but they do get it live on free to air, whether that is through 7 or prime - I'm not too sure!

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    thats odd about not being live here friday night when the rugby is on channel 9 ,dunno how that works

    Cos Channel 7 think that putting AFL footy on against Rugby will mean slaughter in the ratings. That is probably true given most sport fans in Brisbane would be watching the NRL. They reckon they'll get a bigger audience and more advertising revenue by showing a movie.

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