We will virtually assure you’ve by no means seen a second fairly like this.
On Friday evening on the MCG as longtime rivals Carlton and Collingwood locked horns, veteran caller Dwayne Russell brought about a stir on social media along with his drink of selection.
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In a video uploaded from inside SEN’s commentary field, Gerard Whateley is seen calling the magical second Pies debutant Lachie Sullivan kicks his first AFL purpose.
Sullivan joined the membership of gamers to nail a purpose with their first AFL kick as he calmly snapped for dwelling within the second quarter.
However it wasn’t Whateley’s commentary that brought about the add to go viral, as an alternative it was Russell who stole the present with a two litre bottle of milk on the desk in entrance of him.
Because the second performed out and people round him within the commentary field revelled in it, the veteran known as was transfixed on pouring himself a recent drink.
Whereas Whateley, Dermott Brereton and Gerard Healy mentioned Sullivan’s first AFL purpose, Russell sat quietly within the entrance row of the commentary field sipping away at his drink.
The second rapidly whipped round social media with footy followers completely loving the second from the veteran caller that stole the present.
Former AFL ruckman Jeff White wrote: “Dwayne with a bathtub of milk haha excellent.”
SEN producer John Donohoe wrote: “I’ve by no means seen something prefer it. You’re a bloody gem Dwayne Russell.”
Damien Ractliffe wrote: “Dwayne’s received an ideal alternative right here for a brand new sponsor.”
One consumer wrote: “Casually treating himself to a 2 litre milk whereas commentating the most important rivalry in AFL.”
A second added: “Nice name however watching Dwayne simply pour himself a glass of milk was sudden.”
A 3rd wrote: “I used to be absolutely anticipating Dwayne to swig straight from the carton.”
Whereas Russell might have stolen the present contained in the commentary field, it was Nick Daicos stealing the present on the MCG turf.
The Collingwood celebrity proved the distinction as he slotted the matchwinning purpose with 63 seconds left to play to safe the 12.13 (85) to 12.7 (79) win.
“It was an excellent feeling,” Daicos mentioned post-match.
“We missed a pair earlier than it and also you begin to get a bit of bit nervous.
“Simply fortunate it went via.”
