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A touching tribute from Collingwood fanatic and football media veteran Tony Jones to the man who began it all in the world of footy entertainment, Lou Richards. "Louie the Lip" passed away at age 94 on Monday 8 May, 2017.
Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards..
- published: 17 May 2017
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Collingwood legend and Australian Football icon Lou Richards has passed away at the age of 94. The club would like to extend its deepest sympathies to the Richards family. Vale, Lou.
- published: 08 May 2017
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League Teams Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
Back in the beginning of time there was League Teams on late Thursday nights on Melbourne's Channel 7 television station.
At that time, there would gather the Three Wise Men..
Jack Dyer, Lou Richards and Bob Davis.
Most vocal of course was one of the greatest footballers of the 1930s, the little magpie, Lou 'Louie the Lip' Richards from Collingwood. Sitting nearby was another famed star of the 1930s, Richmond ruck and Captain, the feared 'Captain Blood', Jack Dyer. Keeping those two in check was panel chairman and Geelong coach, Bob Davis.
Each week those three would meet to discuss team selections for that weekend's Aussie Rules matches. With Lou Richards providing most of the killer one-liners, the panel developed and delivered a uniquely Australian style of humour -- this really was a great comedy program, delivered in the guise of a sports-show.
League Teams clearly inspired the current Footy Show.
- published: 04 Feb 2014
- views: 9549
Recap all the colour from St Paul's Cathedral and Federation Square as the football world paid tribute to Collingwood icon Lou Richards at his State Funeral.
- published: 17 May 2017
- views: 2022
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Sunday Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Sunday mornings/afternoons, in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired (going by the Channel Nine watermark at the time on the top right hand corner) sometime in 2007.
The clip features a segment from 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which sees two AFL players handball a football into a moving circular target- five tries with each hand. The segment was hosted by longtime presenter Lou Richards.
This clip, when you listen closely, features Lou swearing to one of the contestants, telling him to 'f@ck off'! This pre-recorded segment aired unedited at the time, the producers having missed the subtle profanity at the time.
For the story behind this clip, go to the following link:
https://youtu.be/cegcRFUVZfk
Vaxfacts: Lou Richards (March 15, 1923 – May 8, 2017) was an Australian football legend, having played 250 games for his beloved Collingwood Football Club (The Magpies), captaining it to a Premiership in 1953. Lou Richards, with his flamboyant personality, became one of the pioneering media figures in Australian football, with his popularity due to media commitments in newspapers and television. Richards' television career featured many popular programs, including the Channel Seven shows 'League Teams' (with the late Bob Davis and Jack Dyer) in the 1960s, and 'World of Sport' (1959-1987), and the Channel Nine 'The Footy Show' and 'Sunday Footy Show' in the 1990s and 2000s. Richards was also the 'Kiss of Death' tipster in the Melbourne newspaper 'The Sun'.
Lou Richards, one of the most iconic Australian football players, has been proposed for many years to be inducted to 'Legend' status in the Australian Football League Hall of Fame. His exclusion from this honour has been attributed by many due to the fact that his media career has far outshone his playing career, and thus as a former player does not meet the criteria to qualify.
Lou Richards, a Collingwood player for life (Richards himself was born in the directly neighbouring suburb of Abbotsford) was the grandson of Collingwood player Charlie Pannam, and the nephew of Charles and Alby Pannam, also Collingwood players. With his family deeply entrenched in the Collingwood Football Club, it is an amazing quirk of fate that he died exactly one day (May 8, 2017) after the 125th Anniversary of the Collingwood Football Club's first match (May 7, 2017).
- published: 12 May 2017
- views: 360
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Thursday nights in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired on May 11, 2017, and featured a tribute to Australian Rules football and media great Lou Richards, who passed away three days earlier on May 8, 2017.
The clip features the opening segment with Footy Show hosts Craig Hutchinson, Rebecca Maddern and Sam Newman, and guests Eddie McGuire, Tony Jones and Billy Brownless, discussing and celebrating Lou Richards' life. Also featured is the concluding segment of the episode, which features Footy Show host Sam Newman facing Melbourne Football Club (The Demons) player Max Gawn in a tribute 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which Lou Richards was the long time host of on 'The Sunday Footy Show'.
Vaxfacts: Lou Richards (March 15, 1923 – May 8, 2017) was an Australian football legend, having played 250 games for his beloved Collingwood Football Club (The Magpies), captaining it to a Premiership in 1953. Lou Richards, with his flamboyant personality, became one of the pioneering media figures in Australian football, with his popularity due to media commitments in newspapers and television. Richards' television career featured many popular programs, including the Channel Seven shows 'League Teams' (with the late Bob Davis and Jack Dyer) in the 1960s, and 'World of Sport' (1959-1987), and the Channel Nine 'The Footy Show' and 'Sunday Footy Show' in the 1990s and 2000s. Richards was also the 'Kiss of Death' tipster in the Melbourne newspaper 'The Sun'.
Lou Richards, one of the most iconic Australian football players, has been proposed for many years to be inducted to 'Legend' status in the Australian Football League Hall of Fame. His exclusion from this honour has been attributed by many due to the fact that his media career has far outshone his playing career, and thus as a former player does not meet the criteria to qualify.
Lou Richards, a Collingwood player for life (Richards himself was born in the directly neighbouring suburb of Abbotsford) was the grandson of Collingwood player Charlie Pannam, and the nephew of Charles and Alby Pannam, also Collingwood players. With his family deeply entrenched in the Collingwood Football Club, it is an amazing quirk of fate that he died exactly one day (May 8, 2017) after the 125th Anniversary of the Collingwood Football Club's first match (May 7, 2017).
- published: 12 May 2017
- views: 257
Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless have been reunited in grief at Lou Richards' funeral, 18 months after revelations Lyon was having an affair with Brownless' wife Nicky.The former 'good mates' and AFL Footy Show co-stars both appeared solemn as they walked alone into St Paul's Cathedral, in Melbourne, on Wednesday.Despite having once been close friends whose families holidayed together, Lyon, 49, and Brownless, 50, have avoided each other since news of the Melbourne Demons star's romance with Nicky Brownless became public in early 2016.Scroll down for video
Garry Lyon (pictured) and Nicky Brownless have both attended the state funeral of legendary Aussie Rules player and personality Lou Richards at St Paul's Cathedral, in Melbourne
- published: 17 May 2017
- views: 839
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance to launch Lou Richards - My Wonderful Life. For more video, head to http://afl.com.au
- published: 05 Sep 2012
- views: 4607
Lou Richards
Lewis Thomas Charles "Lou" Richards, MBE (born 15 March 1923) is a retired Australian rules footballer, who played 250 games with the Collingwood Football Club in the Victorian Football League (VFL) between 1941 and 1955. Richards married Edna Lillian Bowie in 1948; the couple had two daughters.
Playing career
Born in Collingwood, Victoria, Richards' passion for Collingwood grew out of family connections – he followed in the footsteps of his grandfather Charlie H. Pannam (shortened from Pannamopoulos after migrating to Australia from Greece), and uncles Charles and Alby Pannam, both former Magpie players. His brother Ron Richards also played for the club. The Richards/Pannam dynasty made Collingwood the only club to have been captained by three generations of the one family. As a family they played over 1200 games between them.
Richards played as a rover, resting in the forward pocket.
He was captain of the club for four years, including Collingwood's 1953 premiership team.
Post-playing career
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The Footy Show
The Footy Show may refer to:
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Lou
Lou may refer to:
People
- Lou (singer), the stage name of Louise Hoffner (born 1963), German pop singer
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League Teams
League Teams is a weekly Australian sports television series based on the Australian Football League (AFL) that airs on Fox Footy. It is currently shown on Thursdays at 6:30pm, to coincide with that round's team announcements. Hosted by Dermott Brereton, it also features members of the Fox Footy's commentary team every week during the AFL season.
History
The show was launched on the original iteration of Fox Footy Channel in 2002, and was hosted by Jason Dunstall. The show's panellists were Luke Darcy, former Geelong and Essendon player John Barnes, and former Sydney player Wayne Schwass. The show finished at the end of the 2006 season when Fox Footy Channel ceased operations, and it moved to parent channel Fox Sports. It continued there until 2012, when Fox Footy was launched and the show returned to an AFL-dedicated channel.
From 2007 to 2010, it was hosted by former footballer Brian Taylor. He was replaced by Dermott Brereton following the 2011 season, after Taylor's departure to the Seven Network.
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Football team
A football team is the collective name given to a group of players selected together in the various team sports known as football.
Such teams could be selected to play in a match against an opposing team, to represent a football club, group, state or nation, an All-star team or even selected as a hypothetical team (such as a Dream Team or Team of the Century) and never play an actual match.
There are several varieties of football, notably Association football, Gridiron football, Australian rules football, Gaelic football, rugby league, and rugby union. The number of players selected for each team within these varieties and their associated codes can vary substantially. In some, use of the word "team" is sometimes limited to those who play on the field in a match and does not always include other players who may take part as replacements or emergency players. "Football squad" may be used to be inclusive of these support and reserve players.
The term football club is the most commonly used for a sports club which is an organised or incorporated body with a president, committee and a set of rules responsible for ensuring the continued playing existence of one or more teams which are selected for regular competition play (and which may participate in several different divisions or leagues). The oldest football clubs date back to the early 19th century. The words team and club are sometimes used interchangeably by supporters, although they typically refer to the team within the club playing in the highest division or competition.
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14:06Tony Jones' tribute to Lou Richards (Nine News, 8 May 2017)
Tony Jones' tribute to Lou Richards (Nine News, 8 May 2017)Tony Jones' tribute to Lou Richards (Nine News, 8 May 2017)
A touching tribute from Collingwood fanatic and football media veteran Tony Jones to the man who began it all in the world of footy entertainment, Lou Richards. "Louie the Lip" passed away at age 94 on Monday 8 May, 2017. -
1:48:37Lou Richards State Funeral 17/05/2017
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Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards.. -
3:33The life and times of Lou Richards
The life and times of Lou RichardsThe life and times of Lou Richards
Collingwood legend and Australian Football icon Lou Richards has passed away at the age of 94. The club would like to extend its deepest sympathies to the Richards family. Vale, Lou. -
1:20:11League Teams Jack Dyer, Lou Richards & Bob Davis. Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
League Teams Jack Dyer, Lou Richards & Bob Davis. Fabulous Grand Finals Of The SixtiesLeague Teams Jack Dyer, Lou Richards & Bob Davis. Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
League Teams Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties Back in the beginning of time there was League Teams on late Thursday nights on Melbourne's Channel 7 television station. At that time, there would gather the Three Wise Men.. Jack Dyer, Lou Richards and Bob Davis. Most vocal of course was one of the greatest footballers of the 1930s, the little magpie, Lou 'Louie the Lip' Richards from Collingwood. Sitting nearby was another famed star of the 1930s, Richmond ruck and Captain, the feared 'Captain Blood', Jack Dyer. Keeping those two in check was panel chairman and Geelong coach, Bob Davis. Each week those three would meet to discuss team selections for that weekend's Aussie Rules matches. With Lou Richards providing most of the killer one-liners, the panel developed and delivered a uniquely Australian style of humour -- this really was a great comedy program, delivered in the guise of a sports-show. League Teams clearly inspired the current Footy Show. -
3:09City stands still for Lou
City stands still for LouCity stands still for Lou
Recap all the colour from St Paul's Cathedral and Federation Square as the football world paid tribute to Collingwood icon Lou Richards at his State Funeral. -
2:49Collingwood legend Lou Richards 2010 With Sam Newman
Collingwood legend Lou Richards 2010 With Sam NewmanCollingwood legend Lou Richards 2010 With Sam Newman
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0:09The Sunday Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Swears during 'Lou's Handball' Segment- 2007
The Sunday Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Swears during 'Lou's Handball' Segment- 2007The Sunday Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Swears during 'Lou's Handball' Segment- 2007
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Sunday Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Sunday mornings/afternoons, in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired (going by the Channel Nine watermark at the time on the top right hand corner) sometime in 2007. The clip features a segment from 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which sees two AFL players handball a football into a moving circular target- five tries with each hand. The segment was hosted by longtime presenter Lou Richards. This clip, when you listen closely, features Lou swearing to one of the contestants, telling him to 'f@ck off'! This pre-recorded segment aired unedited at the time, the producers having missed the subtle profanity at the time. For the story behind this clip, go to the following link: https://youtu.be/cegcRFUVZfk Vaxfacts: Lou Richards (March 15, 1923 – May 8, 2017) was an Australian football legend, having played 250 games for his beloved Collingwood Football Club (The Magpies), captaining it to a Premiership in 1953. Lou Richards, with his flamboyant personality, became one of the pioneering media figures in Australian football, with his popularity due to media commitments in newspapers and television. Richards' television career featured many popular programs, including the Channel Seven shows 'League Teams' (with the late Bob Davis and Jack Dyer) in the 1960s, and 'World of Sport' (1959-1987), and the Channel Nine 'The Footy Show' and 'Sunday Footy Show' in the 1990s and 2000s. Richards was also the 'Kiss of Death' tipster in the Melbourne newspaper 'The Sun'. Lou Richards, one of the most iconic Australian football players, has been proposed for many years to be inducted to 'Legend' status in the Australian Football League Hall of Fame. His exclusion from this honour has been attributed by many due to the fact that his media career has far outshone his playing career, and thus as a former player does not meet the criteria to qualify. Lou Richards, a Collingwood player for life (Richards himself was born in the directly neighbouring suburb of Abbotsford) was the grandson of Collingwood player Charlie Pannam, and the nephew of Charles and Alby Pannam, also Collingwood players. With his family deeply entrenched in the Collingwood Football Club, it is an amazing quirk of fate that he died exactly one day (May 8, 2017) after the 125th Anniversary of the Collingwood Football Club's first match (May 7, 2017). -
36:20The Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Tribute- May 11, 2017
The Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Tribute- May 11, 2017The Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Tribute- May 11, 2017
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Thursday nights in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired on May 11, 2017, and featured a tribute to Australian Rules football and media great Lou Richards, who passed away three days earlier on May 8, 2017. The clip features the opening segment with Footy Show hosts Craig Hutchinson, Rebecca Maddern and Sam Newman, and guests Eddie McGuire, Tony Jones and Billy Brownless, discussing and celebrating Lou Richards' life. Also featured is the concluding segment of the episode, which features Footy Show host Sam Newman facing Melbourne Football Club (The Demons) player Max Gawn in a tribute 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which Lou Richards was the long time host of on 'The Sunday Footy Show'. Vaxfacts: Lou Richards (March 15, 1923 – May 8, 2017) was an Australian football legend, having played 250 games for his beloved Collingwood Football Club (The Magpies), captaining it to a Premiership in 1953. Lou Richards, with his flamboyant personality, became one of the pioneering media figures in Australian football, with his popularity due to media commitments in newspapers and television. Richards' television career featured many popular programs, including the Channel Seven shows 'League Teams' (with the late Bob Davis and Jack Dyer) in the 1960s, and 'World of Sport' (1959-1987), and the Channel Nine 'The Footy Show' and 'Sunday Footy Show' in the 1990s and 2000s. Richards was also the 'Kiss of Death' tipster in the Melbourne newspaper 'The Sun'. Lou Richards, one of the most iconic Australian football players, has been proposed for many years to be inducted to 'Legend' status in the Australian Football League Hall of Fame. His exclusion from this honour has been attributed by many due to the fact that his media career has far outshone his playing career, and thus as a former player does not meet the criteria to qualify. Lou Richards, a Collingwood player for life (Richards himself was born in the directly neighbouring suburb of Abbotsford) was the grandson of Collingwood player Charlie Pannam, and the nephew of Charles and Alby Pannam, also Collingwood players. With his family deeply entrenched in the Collingwood Football Club, it is an amazing quirk of fate that he died exactly one day (May 8, 2017) after the 125th Anniversary of the Collingwood Football Club's first match (May 7, 2017). -
1:45Lou Richards funeral unites Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless
Lou Richards funeral unites Garry Lyon and Billy BrownlessLou Richards funeral unites Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless
Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless have been reunited in grief at Lou Richards' funeral, 18 months after revelations Lyon was having an affair with Brownless' wife Nicky.The former 'good mates' and AFL Footy Show co-stars both appeared solemn as they walked alone into St Paul's Cathedral, in Melbourne, on Wednesday.Despite having once been close friends whose families holidayed together, Lyon, 49, and Brownless, 50, have avoided each other since news of the Melbourne Demons star's romance with Nicky Brownless became public in early 2016.Scroll down for video Garry Lyon (pictured) and Nicky Brownless have both attended the state funeral of legendary Aussie Rules player and personality Lou Richards at St Paul's Cathedral, in Melbourne -
4:33Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance - AFL
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance - AFLLou Richards makes a rare public appearance - AFL
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance to launch Lou Richards - My Wonderful Life. For more video, head to http://afl.com.au
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Tony Jones' tribute to Lou Richards (Nine News, 8 May 2017)
A touching tribute from Collingwood fanatic and football media veteran Tony Jones to the man who began it all in the world of footy entertainment, Lou Richards. "Louie the Lip" passed away at age 94 on Monday 8 May, 2017.
published: 08 May 2017 -
Lou Richards State Funeral 17/05/2017
Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards..
published: 17 May 2017 -
The life and times of Lou Richards
Collingwood legend and Australian Football icon Lou Richards has passed away at the age of 94. The club would like to extend its deepest sympathies to the Richards family. Vale, Lou.
published: 08 May 2017 -
League Teams Jack Dyer, Lou Richards & Bob Davis. Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
League Teams Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties Back in the beginning of time there was League Teams on late Thursday nights on Melbourne's Channel 7 television station. At that time, there would gather the Three Wise Men.. Jack Dyer, Lou Richards and Bob Davis. Most vocal of course was one of the greatest footballers of the 1930s, the little magpie, Lou 'Louie the Lip' Richards from Collingwood. Sitting nearby was another famed star of the 1930s, Richmond ruck and Captain, the feared 'Captain Blood', Jack Dyer. Keeping those two in check was panel chairman and Geelong coach, Bob Davis. Each week those three would meet to discuss team selections for that weekend's Aussie Rules matches. With Lou Richards providing most of the killer one-liners, the panel developed and delivered a uni...
published: 04 Feb 2014 -
City stands still for Lou
Recap all the colour from St Paul's Cathedral and Federation Square as the football world paid tribute to Collingwood icon Lou Richards at his State Funeral.
published: 17 May 2017 -
Collingwood legend Lou Richards 2010 With Sam Newman
Collingwood legend Lou Richards 2010 With Sam Newman
published: 05 Jun 2012 -
The Sunday Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Swears during 'Lou's Handball' Segment- 2007
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Sunday Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Sunday mornings/afternoons, in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired (going by the Channel Nine watermark at the time on the top right hand corner) sometime in 2007. The clip features a segment from 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which sees two AFL players handball a football into a moving circular target- five tries with each hand. The segment was hosted by longtime presenter Lou Richards. This clip, when you listen closely, features Lou swearing to one of the contestants, telling him to 'f@ck off'! This pre-recorded segment aired unedited at the time, the producers having missed the subtle profanity at the time. For the story behind this cl...
published: 12 May 2017 -
The Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Tribute- May 11, 2017
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Thursday nights in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired on May 11, 2017, and featured a tribute to Australian Rules football and media great Lou Richards, who passed away three days earlier on May 8, 2017. The clip features the opening segment with Footy Show hosts Craig Hutchinson, Rebecca Maddern and Sam Newman, and guests Eddie McGuire, Tony Jones and Billy Brownless, discussing and celebrating Lou Richards' life. Also featured is the concluding segment of the episode, which features Footy Show host Sam Newman facing Melbourne Football Club (The Demons) player Max Gawn in a tribute 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which Lou Richards was the long time ...
published: 12 May 2017 -
Lou Richards funeral unites Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless
Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless have been reunited in grief at Lou Richards' funeral, 18 months after revelations Lyon was having an affair with Brownless' wife Nicky.The former 'good mates' and AFL Footy Show co-stars both appeared solemn as they walked alone into St Paul's Cathedral, in Melbourne, on Wednesday.Despite having once been close friends whose families holidayed together, Lyon, 49, and Brownless, 50, have avoided each other since news of the Melbourne Demons star's romance with Nicky Brownless became public in early 2016.Scroll down for video Garry Lyon (pictured) and Nicky Brownless have both attended the state funeral of legendary Aussie Rules player and personality Lou Richards at St Paul's Cathedral, in Melbourne
published: 17 May 2017 -
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance - AFL
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance to launch Lou Richards - My Wonderful Life. For more video, head to http://afl.com.au
published: 05 Sep 2012
Tony Jones' tribute to Lou Richards (Nine News, 8 May 2017)
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- Updated: 08 May 2017
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A touching tribute from Collingwood fanatic and football media veteran Tony Jones to the man who began it all in the world of footy entertainment, Lou Richards....
A touching tribute from Collingwood fanatic and football media veteran Tony Jones to the man who began it all in the world of footy entertainment, Lou Richards. "Louie the Lip" passed away at age 94 on Monday 8 May, 2017.
https://wn.com/Tony_Jones'_Tribute_To_Lou_Richards_(Nine_News,_8_May_2017)
A touching tribute from Collingwood fanatic and football media veteran Tony Jones to the man who began it all in the world of footy entertainment, Lou Richards. "Louie the Lip" passed away at age 94 on Monday 8 May, 2017.
- published: 08 May 2017
- views: 151
Lou Richards State Funeral 17/05/2017
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- Duration: 1:48:37
- Updated: 17 May 2017
- views: 2150
Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards..
Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards..
https://wn.com/Lou_Richards_State_Funeral_17_05_2017
Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards..
- published: 17 May 2017
- views: 2150
The life and times of Lou Richards
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- Duration: 3:33
- Updated: 08 May 2017
- views: 175
Collingwood legend and Australian Football icon Lou Richards has passed away at the age of 94. The club would like to extend its deepest sympathies to the Richa...
Collingwood legend and Australian Football icon Lou Richards has passed away at the age of 94. The club would like to extend its deepest sympathies to the Richards family. Vale, Lou.
https://wn.com/The_Life_And_Times_Of_Lou_Richards
Collingwood legend and Australian Football icon Lou Richards has passed away at the age of 94. The club would like to extend its deepest sympathies to the Richards family. Vale, Lou.
- published: 08 May 2017
- views: 175
League Teams Jack Dyer, Lou Richards & Bob Davis. Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:20:11
- Updated: 04 Feb 2014
- views: 9549
League Teams Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
Back in the beginning of time there was League Teams on late Thursday nights on Melbourne's Channel 7 televis...
League Teams Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
Back in the beginning of time there was League Teams on late Thursday nights on Melbourne's Channel 7 television station.
At that time, there would gather the Three Wise Men..
Jack Dyer, Lou Richards and Bob Davis.
Most vocal of course was one of the greatest footballers of the 1930s, the little magpie, Lou 'Louie the Lip' Richards from Collingwood. Sitting nearby was another famed star of the 1930s, Richmond ruck and Captain, the feared 'Captain Blood', Jack Dyer. Keeping those two in check was panel chairman and Geelong coach, Bob Davis.
Each week those three would meet to discuss team selections for that weekend's Aussie Rules matches. With Lou Richards providing most of the killer one-liners, the panel developed and delivered a uniquely Australian style of humour -- this really was a great comedy program, delivered in the guise of a sports-show.
League Teams clearly inspired the current Footy Show.
https://wn.com/League_Teams_Jack_Dyer,_Lou_Richards_Bob_Davis._Fabulous_Grand_Finals_Of_The_Sixties
League Teams Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
Back in the beginning of time there was League Teams on late Thursday nights on Melbourne's Channel 7 television station.
At that time, there would gather the Three Wise Men..
Jack Dyer, Lou Richards and Bob Davis.
Most vocal of course was one of the greatest footballers of the 1930s, the little magpie, Lou 'Louie the Lip' Richards from Collingwood. Sitting nearby was another famed star of the 1930s, Richmond ruck and Captain, the feared 'Captain Blood', Jack Dyer. Keeping those two in check was panel chairman and Geelong coach, Bob Davis.
Each week those three would meet to discuss team selections for that weekend's Aussie Rules matches. With Lou Richards providing most of the killer one-liners, the panel developed and delivered a uniquely Australian style of humour -- this really was a great comedy program, delivered in the guise of a sports-show.
League Teams clearly inspired the current Footy Show.
- published: 04 Feb 2014
- views: 9549
City stands still for Lou
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:09
- Updated: 17 May 2017
- views: 2022
Recap all the colour from St Paul's Cathedral and Federation Square as the football world paid tribute to Collingwood icon Lou Richards at his State Funeral.
Recap all the colour from St Paul's Cathedral and Federation Square as the football world paid tribute to Collingwood icon Lou Richards at his State Funeral.
https://wn.com/City_Stands_Still_For_Lou
Recap all the colour from St Paul's Cathedral and Federation Square as the football world paid tribute to Collingwood icon Lou Richards at his State Funeral.
- published: 17 May 2017
- views: 2022
Collingwood legend Lou Richards 2010 With Sam Newman
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:49
- Updated: 05 Jun 2012
- views: 2232
The Sunday Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Swears during 'Lou's Handball' Segment- 2007
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:09
- Updated: 12 May 2017
- views: 360
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Sunday Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Sunday mornings/afternoons, in Victoria, South Australia, Tasm...
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Sunday Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Sunday mornings/afternoons, in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired (going by the Channel Nine watermark at the time on the top right hand corner) sometime in 2007.
The clip features a segment from 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which sees two AFL players handball a football into a moving circular target- five tries with each hand. The segment was hosted by longtime presenter Lou Richards.
This clip, when you listen closely, features Lou swearing to one of the contestants, telling him to 'f@ck off'! This pre-recorded segment aired unedited at the time, the producers having missed the subtle profanity at the time.
For the story behind this clip, go to the following link:
https://youtu.be/cegcRFUVZfk
Vaxfacts: Lou Richards (March 15, 1923 – May 8, 2017) was an Australian football legend, having played 250 games for his beloved Collingwood Football Club (The Magpies), captaining it to a Premiership in 1953. Lou Richards, with his flamboyant personality, became one of the pioneering media figures in Australian football, with his popularity due to media commitments in newspapers and television. Richards' television career featured many popular programs, including the Channel Seven shows 'League Teams' (with the late Bob Davis and Jack Dyer) in the 1960s, and 'World of Sport' (1959-1987), and the Channel Nine 'The Footy Show' and 'Sunday Footy Show' in the 1990s and 2000s. Richards was also the 'Kiss of Death' tipster in the Melbourne newspaper 'The Sun'.
Lou Richards, one of the most iconic Australian football players, has been proposed for many years to be inducted to 'Legend' status in the Australian Football League Hall of Fame. His exclusion from this honour has been attributed by many due to the fact that his media career has far outshone his playing career, and thus as a former player does not meet the criteria to qualify.
Lou Richards, a Collingwood player for life (Richards himself was born in the directly neighbouring suburb of Abbotsford) was the grandson of Collingwood player Charlie Pannam, and the nephew of Charles and Alby Pannam, also Collingwood players. With his family deeply entrenched in the Collingwood Football Club, it is an amazing quirk of fate that he died exactly one day (May 8, 2017) after the 125th Anniversary of the Collingwood Football Club's first match (May 7, 2017).
https://wn.com/The_Sunday_Footy_Show_(Afl)_Lou_Richards_Swears_During_'Lou's_Handball'_Segment_2007
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Sunday Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Sunday mornings/afternoons, in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired (going by the Channel Nine watermark at the time on the top right hand corner) sometime in 2007.
The clip features a segment from 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which sees two AFL players handball a football into a moving circular target- five tries with each hand. The segment was hosted by longtime presenter Lou Richards.
This clip, when you listen closely, features Lou swearing to one of the contestants, telling him to 'f@ck off'! This pre-recorded segment aired unedited at the time, the producers having missed the subtle profanity at the time.
For the story behind this clip, go to the following link:
https://youtu.be/cegcRFUVZfk
Vaxfacts: Lou Richards (March 15, 1923 – May 8, 2017) was an Australian football legend, having played 250 games for his beloved Collingwood Football Club (The Magpies), captaining it to a Premiership in 1953. Lou Richards, with his flamboyant personality, became one of the pioneering media figures in Australian football, with his popularity due to media commitments in newspapers and television. Richards' television career featured many popular programs, including the Channel Seven shows 'League Teams' (with the late Bob Davis and Jack Dyer) in the 1960s, and 'World of Sport' (1959-1987), and the Channel Nine 'The Footy Show' and 'Sunday Footy Show' in the 1990s and 2000s. Richards was also the 'Kiss of Death' tipster in the Melbourne newspaper 'The Sun'.
Lou Richards, one of the most iconic Australian football players, has been proposed for many years to be inducted to 'Legend' status in the Australian Football League Hall of Fame. His exclusion from this honour has been attributed by many due to the fact that his media career has far outshone his playing career, and thus as a former player does not meet the criteria to qualify.
Lou Richards, a Collingwood player for life (Richards himself was born in the directly neighbouring suburb of Abbotsford) was the grandson of Collingwood player Charlie Pannam, and the nephew of Charles and Alby Pannam, also Collingwood players. With his family deeply entrenched in the Collingwood Football Club, it is an amazing quirk of fate that he died exactly one day (May 8, 2017) after the 125th Anniversary of the Collingwood Football Club's first match (May 7, 2017).
- published: 12 May 2017
- views: 360
The Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Tribute- May 11, 2017
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 36:20
- Updated: 12 May 2017
- views: 257
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Thursday nights in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Au...
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Thursday nights in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired on May 11, 2017, and featured a tribute to Australian Rules football and media great Lou Richards, who passed away three days earlier on May 8, 2017.
The clip features the opening segment with Footy Show hosts Craig Hutchinson, Rebecca Maddern and Sam Newman, and guests Eddie McGuire, Tony Jones and Billy Brownless, discussing and celebrating Lou Richards' life. Also featured is the concluding segment of the episode, which features Footy Show host Sam Newman facing Melbourne Football Club (The Demons) player Max Gawn in a tribute 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which Lou Richards was the long time host of on 'The Sunday Footy Show'.
Vaxfacts: Lou Richards (March 15, 1923 – May 8, 2017) was an Australian football legend, having played 250 games for his beloved Collingwood Football Club (The Magpies), captaining it to a Premiership in 1953. Lou Richards, with his flamboyant personality, became one of the pioneering media figures in Australian football, with his popularity due to media commitments in newspapers and television. Richards' television career featured many popular programs, including the Channel Seven shows 'League Teams' (with the late Bob Davis and Jack Dyer) in the 1960s, and 'World of Sport' (1959-1987), and the Channel Nine 'The Footy Show' and 'Sunday Footy Show' in the 1990s and 2000s. Richards was also the 'Kiss of Death' tipster in the Melbourne newspaper 'The Sun'.
Lou Richards, one of the most iconic Australian football players, has been proposed for many years to be inducted to 'Legend' status in the Australian Football League Hall of Fame. His exclusion from this honour has been attributed by many due to the fact that his media career has far outshone his playing career, and thus as a former player does not meet the criteria to qualify.
Lou Richards, a Collingwood player for life (Richards himself was born in the directly neighbouring suburb of Abbotsford) was the grandson of Collingwood player Charlie Pannam, and the nephew of Charles and Alby Pannam, also Collingwood players. With his family deeply entrenched in the Collingwood Football Club, it is an amazing quirk of fate that he died exactly one day (May 8, 2017) after the 125th Anniversary of the Collingwood Football Club's first match (May 7, 2017).
https://wn.com/The_Footy_Show_(Afl)_Lou_Richards_Tribute_May_11,_2017
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Thursday nights in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired on May 11, 2017, and featured a tribute to Australian Rules football and media great Lou Richards, who passed away three days earlier on May 8, 2017.
The clip features the opening segment with Footy Show hosts Craig Hutchinson, Rebecca Maddern and Sam Newman, and guests Eddie McGuire, Tony Jones and Billy Brownless, discussing and celebrating Lou Richards' life. Also featured is the concluding segment of the episode, which features Footy Show host Sam Newman facing Melbourne Football Club (The Demons) player Max Gawn in a tribute 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which Lou Richards was the long time host of on 'The Sunday Footy Show'.
Vaxfacts: Lou Richards (March 15, 1923 – May 8, 2017) was an Australian football legend, having played 250 games for his beloved Collingwood Football Club (The Magpies), captaining it to a Premiership in 1953. Lou Richards, with his flamboyant personality, became one of the pioneering media figures in Australian football, with his popularity due to media commitments in newspapers and television. Richards' television career featured many popular programs, including the Channel Seven shows 'League Teams' (with the late Bob Davis and Jack Dyer) in the 1960s, and 'World of Sport' (1959-1987), and the Channel Nine 'The Footy Show' and 'Sunday Footy Show' in the 1990s and 2000s. Richards was also the 'Kiss of Death' tipster in the Melbourne newspaper 'The Sun'.
Lou Richards, one of the most iconic Australian football players, has been proposed for many years to be inducted to 'Legend' status in the Australian Football League Hall of Fame. His exclusion from this honour has been attributed by many due to the fact that his media career has far outshone his playing career, and thus as a former player does not meet the criteria to qualify.
Lou Richards, a Collingwood player for life (Richards himself was born in the directly neighbouring suburb of Abbotsford) was the grandson of Collingwood player Charlie Pannam, and the nephew of Charles and Alby Pannam, also Collingwood players. With his family deeply entrenched in the Collingwood Football Club, it is an amazing quirk of fate that he died exactly one day (May 8, 2017) after the 125th Anniversary of the Collingwood Football Club's first match (May 7, 2017).
- published: 12 May 2017
- views: 257
Lou Richards funeral unites Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:45
- Updated: 17 May 2017
- views: 839
Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless have been reunited in grief at Lou Richards' funeral, 18 months after revelations Lyon was having an affair with Brownless' wife ...
Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless have been reunited in grief at Lou Richards' funeral, 18 months after revelations Lyon was having an affair with Brownless' wife Nicky.The former 'good mates' and AFL Footy Show co-stars both appeared solemn as they walked alone into St Paul's Cathedral, in Melbourne, on Wednesday.Despite having once been close friends whose families holidayed together, Lyon, 49, and Brownless, 50, have avoided each other since news of the Melbourne Demons star's romance with Nicky Brownless became public in early 2016.Scroll down for video
Garry Lyon (pictured) and Nicky Brownless have both attended the state funeral of legendary Aussie Rules player and personality Lou Richards at St Paul's Cathedral, in Melbourne
https://wn.com/Lou_Richards_Funeral_Unites_Garry_Lyon_And_Billy_Brownless
Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless have been reunited in grief at Lou Richards' funeral, 18 months after revelations Lyon was having an affair with Brownless' wife Nicky.The former 'good mates' and AFL Footy Show co-stars both appeared solemn as they walked alone into St Paul's Cathedral, in Melbourne, on Wednesday.Despite having once been close friends whose families holidayed together, Lyon, 49, and Brownless, 50, have avoided each other since news of the Melbourne Demons star's romance with Nicky Brownless became public in early 2016.Scroll down for video
Garry Lyon (pictured) and Nicky Brownless have both attended the state funeral of legendary Aussie Rules player and personality Lou Richards at St Paul's Cathedral, in Melbourne
- published: 17 May 2017
- views: 839
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance - AFL
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:33
- Updated: 05 Sep 2012
- views: 4607
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance to launch Lou Richards - My Wonderful Life. For more video, head to http://afl.com.au
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance to launch Lou Richards - My Wonderful Life. For more video, head to http://afl.com.au
https://wn.com/Lou_Richards_Makes_A_Rare_Public_Appearance_Afl
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance to launch Lou Richards - My Wonderful Life. For more video, head to http://afl.com.au
- published: 05 Sep 2012
- views: 4607
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Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance - AFL
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance to launch Lou Richards - My Wonderful Life. For more video, head to http://afl.com.au
published: 05 Sep 2012 -
Lou Richards Footy Show Interview 2013
The last AFL Footy Show Lou Richards interview with Sam Newman on the second episode of 2013. Features the much talked about clip of Lou handling snakes.
published: 10 May 2017 -
Lou Richards State Funeral 17/05/2017
Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards..
published: 17 May 2017 -
The life and times of Lou Richards
Collingwood legend and Australian Football icon Lou Richards has passed away at the age of 94. The club would like to extend its deepest sympathies to the Richards family. Vale, Lou.
published: 08 May 2017 -
Tony Jones' tribute to Lou Richards (Nine News, 8 May 2017)
A touching tribute from Collingwood fanatic and football media veteran Tony Jones to the man who began it all in the world of footy entertainment, Lou Richards. "Louie the Lip" passed away at age 94 on Monday 8 May, 2017.
published: 08 May 2017 -
Lou Richards interviews Ken Hinkley (1993)
Lou Richards interviews then Geelong player Ken Hinkley on National Nine News in 1993.
published: 24 May 2016 -
League Teams Jack Dyer, Lou Richards & Bob Davis. Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
League Teams Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties Back in the beginning of time there was League Teams on late Thursday nights on Melbourne's Channel 7 television station. At that time, there would gather the Three Wise Men.. Jack Dyer, Lou Richards and Bob Davis. Most vocal of course was one of the greatest footballers of the 1930s, the little magpie, Lou 'Louie the Lip' Richards from Collingwood. Sitting nearby was another famed star of the 1930s, Richmond ruck and Captain, the feared 'Captain Blood', Jack Dyer. Keeping those two in check was panel chairman and Geelong coach, Bob Davis. Each week those three would meet to discuss team selections for that weekend's Aussie Rules matches. With Lou Richards providing most of the killer one-liners, the panel developed and delivered a uni...
published: 04 Feb 2014 -
ABC News: Lou Richards Eats Spaghetti (1981)
After making a prediction that Aussie Rules team Carlton wouldn't be able to win the next game they played, footballing legend Lou Richards was invited to Lygon Street to receive his punishment for his incorrect call; Carlton player Mario Bortolotto emptying a bucket of spaghetti over his head. ABC ID: 2002626873
published: 09 May 2017 -
Lou Richards Presenting The 2001 Lou Richards Medal To Michael Voss
Lou Richards Presenting The 2001 Lou Richards Medal
published: 05 Jun 2012 -
The Incredible Hulk Rene Kink On Lou Richards Remembers
The Incredible Hulk Rene Kink On Lou Richards Remembers
published: 05 Jun 2012
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance - AFL
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:33
- Updated: 05 Sep 2012
- views: 4607
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance to launch Lou Richards - My Wonderful Life. For more video, head to http://afl.com.au
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance to launch Lou Richards - My Wonderful Life. For more video, head to http://afl.com.au
https://wn.com/Lou_Richards_Makes_A_Rare_Public_Appearance_Afl
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance to launch Lou Richards - My Wonderful Life. For more video, head to http://afl.com.au
- published: 05 Sep 2012
- views: 4607
Lou Richards Footy Show Interview 2013
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:16
- Updated: 10 May 2017
- views: 135
The last AFL Footy Show Lou Richards interview with Sam Newman on the second episode of 2013. Features the much talked about clip of Lou handling snakes.
The last AFL Footy Show Lou Richards interview with Sam Newman on the second episode of 2013. Features the much talked about clip of Lou handling snakes.
https://wn.com/Lou_Richards_Footy_Show_Interview_2013
The last AFL Footy Show Lou Richards interview with Sam Newman on the second episode of 2013. Features the much talked about clip of Lou handling snakes.
- published: 10 May 2017
- views: 135
Lou Richards State Funeral 17/05/2017
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:48:37
- Updated: 17 May 2017
- views: 2150
Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards..
Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards..
https://wn.com/Lou_Richards_State_Funeral_17_05_2017
Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards..
- published: 17 May 2017
- views: 2150
The life and times of Lou Richards
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:33
- Updated: 08 May 2017
- views: 175
Collingwood legend and Australian Football icon Lou Richards has passed away at the age of 94. The club would like to extend its deepest sympathies to the Richa...
Collingwood legend and Australian Football icon Lou Richards has passed away at the age of 94. The club would like to extend its deepest sympathies to the Richards family. Vale, Lou.
https://wn.com/The_Life_And_Times_Of_Lou_Richards
Collingwood legend and Australian Football icon Lou Richards has passed away at the age of 94. The club would like to extend its deepest sympathies to the Richards family. Vale, Lou.
- published: 08 May 2017
- views: 175
Tony Jones' tribute to Lou Richards (Nine News, 8 May 2017)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 14:06
- Updated: 08 May 2017
- views: 151
A touching tribute from Collingwood fanatic and football media veteran Tony Jones to the man who began it all in the world of footy entertainment, Lou Richards....
A touching tribute from Collingwood fanatic and football media veteran Tony Jones to the man who began it all in the world of footy entertainment, Lou Richards. "Louie the Lip" passed away at age 94 on Monday 8 May, 2017.
https://wn.com/Tony_Jones'_Tribute_To_Lou_Richards_(Nine_News,_8_May_2017)
A touching tribute from Collingwood fanatic and football media veteran Tony Jones to the man who began it all in the world of footy entertainment, Lou Richards. "Louie the Lip" passed away at age 94 on Monday 8 May, 2017.
- published: 08 May 2017
- views: 151
Lou Richards interviews Ken Hinkley (1993)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:32
- Updated: 24 May 2016
- views: 342
Lou Richards interviews then Geelong player Ken Hinkley on National Nine News in 1993.
- published: 24 May 2016
- views: 342
League Teams Jack Dyer, Lou Richards & Bob Davis. Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:20:11
- Updated: 04 Feb 2014
- views: 9549
League Teams Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
Back in the beginning of time there was League Teams on late Thursday nights on Melbourne's Channel 7 televis...
League Teams Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
Back in the beginning of time there was League Teams on late Thursday nights on Melbourne's Channel 7 television station.
At that time, there would gather the Three Wise Men..
Jack Dyer, Lou Richards and Bob Davis.
Most vocal of course was one of the greatest footballers of the 1930s, the little magpie, Lou 'Louie the Lip' Richards from Collingwood. Sitting nearby was another famed star of the 1930s, Richmond ruck and Captain, the feared 'Captain Blood', Jack Dyer. Keeping those two in check was panel chairman and Geelong coach, Bob Davis.
Each week those three would meet to discuss team selections for that weekend's Aussie Rules matches. With Lou Richards providing most of the killer one-liners, the panel developed and delivered a uniquely Australian style of humour -- this really was a great comedy program, delivered in the guise of a sports-show.
League Teams clearly inspired the current Footy Show.
https://wn.com/League_Teams_Jack_Dyer,_Lou_Richards_Bob_Davis._Fabulous_Grand_Finals_Of_The_Sixties
League Teams Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
Back in the beginning of time there was League Teams on late Thursday nights on Melbourne's Channel 7 television station.
At that time, there would gather the Three Wise Men..
Jack Dyer, Lou Richards and Bob Davis.
Most vocal of course was one of the greatest footballers of the 1930s, the little magpie, Lou 'Louie the Lip' Richards from Collingwood. Sitting nearby was another famed star of the 1930s, Richmond ruck and Captain, the feared 'Captain Blood', Jack Dyer. Keeping those two in check was panel chairman and Geelong coach, Bob Davis.
Each week those three would meet to discuss team selections for that weekend's Aussie Rules matches. With Lou Richards providing most of the killer one-liners, the panel developed and delivered a uniquely Australian style of humour -- this really was a great comedy program, delivered in the guise of a sports-show.
League Teams clearly inspired the current Footy Show.
- published: 04 Feb 2014
- views: 9549
ABC News: Lou Richards Eats Spaghetti (1981)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:04
- Updated: 09 May 2017
- views: 160
After making a prediction that Aussie Rules team Carlton wouldn't be able to win the next game they played, footballing legend Lou Richards was invited to Lygon...
After making a prediction that Aussie Rules team Carlton wouldn't be able to win the next game they played, footballing legend Lou Richards was invited to Lygon Street to receive his punishment for his incorrect call; Carlton player Mario Bortolotto emptying a bucket of spaghetti over his head.
ABC ID: 2002626873
https://wn.com/Abc_News_Lou_Richards_Eats_Spaghetti_(1981)
After making a prediction that Aussie Rules team Carlton wouldn't be able to win the next game they played, footballing legend Lou Richards was invited to Lygon Street to receive his punishment for his incorrect call; Carlton player Mario Bortolotto emptying a bucket of spaghetti over his head.
ABC ID: 2002626873
- published: 09 May 2017
- views: 160
Lou Richards Presenting The 2001 Lou Richards Medal To Michael Voss
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:40
- Updated: 05 Jun 2012
- views: 931
The Incredible Hulk Rene Kink On Lou Richards Remembers
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:29
- Updated: 05 Jun 2012
- views: 4838
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Tony Jones' tribute to Lou Richards (Nine News, 8 May 2017)
A touching tribute from Collingwood fanatic and football media veteran Tony Jones to the man who began it all in the world of footy entertainment, Lou Richards. "Louie the Lip" passed away at age 94 on Monday 8 May, 2017.
published: 08 May 2017 -
Lou Richards State Funeral 17/05/2017
Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards..
published: 17 May 2017 -
The life and times of Lou Richards
Collingwood legend and Australian Football icon Lou Richards has passed away at the age of 94. The club would like to extend its deepest sympathies to the Richards family. Vale, Lou.
published: 08 May 2017 -
League Teams Jack Dyer, Lou Richards & Bob Davis. Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
League Teams Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties Back in the beginning of time there was League Teams on late Thursday nights on Melbourne's Channel 7 television station. At that time, there would gather the Three Wise Men.. Jack Dyer, Lou Richards and Bob Davis. Most vocal of course was one of the greatest footballers of the 1930s, the little magpie, Lou 'Louie the Lip' Richards from Collingwood. Sitting nearby was another famed star of the 1930s, Richmond ruck and Captain, the feared 'Captain Blood', Jack Dyer. Keeping those two in check was panel chairman and Geelong coach, Bob Davis. Each week those three would meet to discuss team selections for that weekend's Aussie Rules matches. With Lou Richards providing most of the killer one-liners, the panel developed and delivered a uni...
published: 04 Feb 2014 -
City stands still for Lou
Recap all the colour from St Paul's Cathedral and Federation Square as the football world paid tribute to Collingwood icon Lou Richards at his State Funeral.
published: 17 May 2017 -
Collingwood legend Lou Richards 2010 With Sam Newman
Collingwood legend Lou Richards 2010 With Sam Newman
published: 05 Jun 2012 -
The Sunday Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Swears during 'Lou's Handball' Segment- 2007
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Sunday Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Sunday mornings/afternoons, in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired (going by the Channel Nine watermark at the time on the top right hand corner) sometime in 2007. The clip features a segment from 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which sees two AFL players handball a football into a moving circular target- five tries with each hand. The segment was hosted by longtime presenter Lou Richards. This clip, when you listen closely, features Lou swearing to one of the contestants, telling him to 'f@ck off'! This pre-recorded segment aired unedited at the time, the producers having missed the subtle profanity at the time. For the story behind this cl...
published: 12 May 2017 -
The Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Tribute- May 11, 2017
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Thursday nights in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired on May 11, 2017, and featured a tribute to Australian Rules football and media great Lou Richards, who passed away three days earlier on May 8, 2017. The clip features the opening segment with Footy Show hosts Craig Hutchinson, Rebecca Maddern and Sam Newman, and guests Eddie McGuire, Tony Jones and Billy Brownless, discussing and celebrating Lou Richards' life. Also featured is the concluding segment of the episode, which features Footy Show host Sam Newman facing Melbourne Football Club (The Demons) player Max Gawn in a tribute 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which Lou Richards was the long time ...
published: 12 May 2017 -
Lou Richards funeral unites Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless
Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless have been reunited in grief at Lou Richards' funeral, 18 months after revelations Lyon was having an affair with Brownless' wife Nicky.The former 'good mates' and AFL Footy Show co-stars both appeared solemn as they walked alone into St Paul's Cathedral, in Melbourne, on Wednesday.Despite having once been close friends whose families holidayed together, Lyon, 49, and Brownless, 50, have avoided each other since news of the Melbourne Demons star's romance with Nicky Brownless became public in early 2016.Scroll down for video Garry Lyon (pictured) and Nicky Brownless have both attended the state funeral of legendary Aussie Rules player and personality Lou Richards at St Paul's Cathedral, in Melbourne
published: 17 May 2017 -
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance - AFL
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance to launch Lou Richards - My Wonderful Life. For more video, head to http://afl.com.au
published: 05 Sep 2012
Tony Jones' tribute to Lou Richards (Nine News, 8 May 2017)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 14:06
- Updated: 08 May 2017
- views: 151
A touching tribute from Collingwood fanatic and football media veteran Tony Jones to the man who began it all in the world of footy entertainment, Lou Richards....
A touching tribute from Collingwood fanatic and football media veteran Tony Jones to the man who began it all in the world of footy entertainment, Lou Richards. "Louie the Lip" passed away at age 94 on Monday 8 May, 2017.
https://wn.com/Tony_Jones'_Tribute_To_Lou_Richards_(Nine_News,_8_May_2017)
A touching tribute from Collingwood fanatic and football media veteran Tony Jones to the man who began it all in the world of footy entertainment, Lou Richards. "Louie the Lip" passed away at age 94 on Monday 8 May, 2017.
- published: 08 May 2017
- views: 151
Lou Richards State Funeral 17/05/2017
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:48:37
- Updated: 17 May 2017
- views: 2150
Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards..
Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards..
https://wn.com/Lou_Richards_State_Funeral_17_05_2017
Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards..
- published: 17 May 2017
- views: 2150
The life and times of Lou Richards
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:33
- Updated: 08 May 2017
- views: 175
Collingwood legend and Australian Football icon Lou Richards has passed away at the age of 94. The club would like to extend its deepest sympathies to the Richa...
Collingwood legend and Australian Football icon Lou Richards has passed away at the age of 94. The club would like to extend its deepest sympathies to the Richards family. Vale, Lou.
https://wn.com/The_Life_And_Times_Of_Lou_Richards
Collingwood legend and Australian Football icon Lou Richards has passed away at the age of 94. The club would like to extend its deepest sympathies to the Richards family. Vale, Lou.
- published: 08 May 2017
- views: 175
League Teams Jack Dyer, Lou Richards & Bob Davis. Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
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- Duration: 1:20:11
- Updated: 04 Feb 2014
- views: 9549
League Teams Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
Back in the beginning of time there was League Teams on late Thursday nights on Melbourne's Channel 7 televis...
League Teams Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
Back in the beginning of time there was League Teams on late Thursday nights on Melbourne's Channel 7 television station.
At that time, there would gather the Three Wise Men..
Jack Dyer, Lou Richards and Bob Davis.
Most vocal of course was one of the greatest footballers of the 1930s, the little magpie, Lou 'Louie the Lip' Richards from Collingwood. Sitting nearby was another famed star of the 1930s, Richmond ruck and Captain, the feared 'Captain Blood', Jack Dyer. Keeping those two in check was panel chairman and Geelong coach, Bob Davis.
Each week those three would meet to discuss team selections for that weekend's Aussie Rules matches. With Lou Richards providing most of the killer one-liners, the panel developed and delivered a uniquely Australian style of humour -- this really was a great comedy program, delivered in the guise of a sports-show.
League Teams clearly inspired the current Footy Show.
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League Teams Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
Back in the beginning of time there was League Teams on late Thursday nights on Melbourne's Channel 7 television station.
At that time, there would gather the Three Wise Men..
Jack Dyer, Lou Richards and Bob Davis.
Most vocal of course was one of the greatest footballers of the 1930s, the little magpie, Lou 'Louie the Lip' Richards from Collingwood. Sitting nearby was another famed star of the 1930s, Richmond ruck and Captain, the feared 'Captain Blood', Jack Dyer. Keeping those two in check was panel chairman and Geelong coach, Bob Davis.
Each week those three would meet to discuss team selections for that weekend's Aussie Rules matches. With Lou Richards providing most of the killer one-liners, the panel developed and delivered a uniquely Australian style of humour -- this really was a great comedy program, delivered in the guise of a sports-show.
League Teams clearly inspired the current Footy Show.
- published: 04 Feb 2014
- views: 9549
City stands still for Lou
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- Duration: 3:09
- Updated: 17 May 2017
- views: 2022
Recap all the colour from St Paul's Cathedral and Federation Square as the football world paid tribute to Collingwood icon Lou Richards at his State Funeral.
Recap all the colour from St Paul's Cathedral and Federation Square as the football world paid tribute to Collingwood icon Lou Richards at his State Funeral.
https://wn.com/City_Stands_Still_For_Lou
Recap all the colour from St Paul's Cathedral and Federation Square as the football world paid tribute to Collingwood icon Lou Richards at his State Funeral.
- published: 17 May 2017
- views: 2022
Collingwood legend Lou Richards 2010 With Sam Newman
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- Duration: 2:49
- Updated: 05 Jun 2012
- views: 2232
The Sunday Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Swears during 'Lou's Handball' Segment- 2007
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- Duration: 0:09
- Updated: 12 May 2017
- views: 360
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Sunday Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Sunday mornings/afternoons, in Victoria, South Australia, Tasm...
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Sunday Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Sunday mornings/afternoons, in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired (going by the Channel Nine watermark at the time on the top right hand corner) sometime in 2007.
The clip features a segment from 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which sees two AFL players handball a football into a moving circular target- five tries with each hand. The segment was hosted by longtime presenter Lou Richards.
This clip, when you listen closely, features Lou swearing to one of the contestants, telling him to 'f@ck off'! This pre-recorded segment aired unedited at the time, the producers having missed the subtle profanity at the time.
For the story behind this clip, go to the following link:
https://youtu.be/cegcRFUVZfk
Vaxfacts: Lou Richards (March 15, 1923 – May 8, 2017) was an Australian football legend, having played 250 games for his beloved Collingwood Football Club (The Magpies), captaining it to a Premiership in 1953. Lou Richards, with his flamboyant personality, became one of the pioneering media figures in Australian football, with his popularity due to media commitments in newspapers and television. Richards' television career featured many popular programs, including the Channel Seven shows 'League Teams' (with the late Bob Davis and Jack Dyer) in the 1960s, and 'World of Sport' (1959-1987), and the Channel Nine 'The Footy Show' and 'Sunday Footy Show' in the 1990s and 2000s. Richards was also the 'Kiss of Death' tipster in the Melbourne newspaper 'The Sun'.
Lou Richards, one of the most iconic Australian football players, has been proposed for many years to be inducted to 'Legend' status in the Australian Football League Hall of Fame. His exclusion from this honour has been attributed by many due to the fact that his media career has far outshone his playing career, and thus as a former player does not meet the criteria to qualify.
Lou Richards, a Collingwood player for life (Richards himself was born in the directly neighbouring suburb of Abbotsford) was the grandson of Collingwood player Charlie Pannam, and the nephew of Charles and Alby Pannam, also Collingwood players. With his family deeply entrenched in the Collingwood Football Club, it is an amazing quirk of fate that he died exactly one day (May 8, 2017) after the 125th Anniversary of the Collingwood Football Club's first match (May 7, 2017).
https://wn.com/The_Sunday_Footy_Show_(Afl)_Lou_Richards_Swears_During_'Lou's_Handball'_Segment_2007
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Sunday Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Sunday mornings/afternoons, in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired (going by the Channel Nine watermark at the time on the top right hand corner) sometime in 2007.
The clip features a segment from 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which sees two AFL players handball a football into a moving circular target- five tries with each hand. The segment was hosted by longtime presenter Lou Richards.
This clip, when you listen closely, features Lou swearing to one of the contestants, telling him to 'f@ck off'! This pre-recorded segment aired unedited at the time, the producers having missed the subtle profanity at the time.
For the story behind this clip, go to the following link:
https://youtu.be/cegcRFUVZfk
Vaxfacts: Lou Richards (March 15, 1923 – May 8, 2017) was an Australian football legend, having played 250 games for his beloved Collingwood Football Club (The Magpies), captaining it to a Premiership in 1953. Lou Richards, with his flamboyant personality, became one of the pioneering media figures in Australian football, with his popularity due to media commitments in newspapers and television. Richards' television career featured many popular programs, including the Channel Seven shows 'League Teams' (with the late Bob Davis and Jack Dyer) in the 1960s, and 'World of Sport' (1959-1987), and the Channel Nine 'The Footy Show' and 'Sunday Footy Show' in the 1990s and 2000s. Richards was also the 'Kiss of Death' tipster in the Melbourne newspaper 'The Sun'.
Lou Richards, one of the most iconic Australian football players, has been proposed for many years to be inducted to 'Legend' status in the Australian Football League Hall of Fame. His exclusion from this honour has been attributed by many due to the fact that his media career has far outshone his playing career, and thus as a former player does not meet the criteria to qualify.
Lou Richards, a Collingwood player for life (Richards himself was born in the directly neighbouring suburb of Abbotsford) was the grandson of Collingwood player Charlie Pannam, and the nephew of Charles and Alby Pannam, also Collingwood players. With his family deeply entrenched in the Collingwood Football Club, it is an amazing quirk of fate that he died exactly one day (May 8, 2017) after the 125th Anniversary of the Collingwood Football Club's first match (May 7, 2017).
- published: 12 May 2017
- views: 360
The Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Tribute- May 11, 2017
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 36:20
- Updated: 12 May 2017
- views: 257
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Thursday nights in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Au...
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Thursday nights in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired on May 11, 2017, and featured a tribute to Australian Rules football and media great Lou Richards, who passed away three days earlier on May 8, 2017.
The clip features the opening segment with Footy Show hosts Craig Hutchinson, Rebecca Maddern and Sam Newman, and guests Eddie McGuire, Tony Jones and Billy Brownless, discussing and celebrating Lou Richards' life. Also featured is the concluding segment of the episode, which features Footy Show host Sam Newman facing Melbourne Football Club (The Demons) player Max Gawn in a tribute 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which Lou Richards was the long time host of on 'The Sunday Footy Show'.
Vaxfacts: Lou Richards (March 15, 1923 – May 8, 2017) was an Australian football legend, having played 250 games for his beloved Collingwood Football Club (The Magpies), captaining it to a Premiership in 1953. Lou Richards, with his flamboyant personality, became one of the pioneering media figures in Australian football, with his popularity due to media commitments in newspapers and television. Richards' television career featured many popular programs, including the Channel Seven shows 'League Teams' (with the late Bob Davis and Jack Dyer) in the 1960s, and 'World of Sport' (1959-1987), and the Channel Nine 'The Footy Show' and 'Sunday Footy Show' in the 1990s and 2000s. Richards was also the 'Kiss of Death' tipster in the Melbourne newspaper 'The Sun'.
Lou Richards, one of the most iconic Australian football players, has been proposed for many years to be inducted to 'Legend' status in the Australian Football League Hall of Fame. His exclusion from this honour has been attributed by many due to the fact that his media career has far outshone his playing career, and thus as a former player does not meet the criteria to qualify.
Lou Richards, a Collingwood player for life (Richards himself was born in the directly neighbouring suburb of Abbotsford) was the grandson of Collingwood player Charlie Pannam, and the nephew of Charles and Alby Pannam, also Collingwood players. With his family deeply entrenched in the Collingwood Football Club, it is an amazing quirk of fate that he died exactly one day (May 8, 2017) after the 125th Anniversary of the Collingwood Football Club's first match (May 7, 2017).
https://wn.com/The_Footy_Show_(Afl)_Lou_Richards_Tribute_May_11,_2017
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Thursday nights in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired on May 11, 2017, and featured a tribute to Australian Rules football and media great Lou Richards, who passed away three days earlier on May 8, 2017.
The clip features the opening segment with Footy Show hosts Craig Hutchinson, Rebecca Maddern and Sam Newman, and guests Eddie McGuire, Tony Jones and Billy Brownless, discussing and celebrating Lou Richards' life. Also featured is the concluding segment of the episode, which features Footy Show host Sam Newman facing Melbourne Football Club (The Demons) player Max Gawn in a tribute 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which Lou Richards was the long time host of on 'The Sunday Footy Show'.
Vaxfacts: Lou Richards (March 15, 1923 – May 8, 2017) was an Australian football legend, having played 250 games for his beloved Collingwood Football Club (The Magpies), captaining it to a Premiership in 1953. Lou Richards, with his flamboyant personality, became one of the pioneering media figures in Australian football, with his popularity due to media commitments in newspapers and television. Richards' television career featured many popular programs, including the Channel Seven shows 'League Teams' (with the late Bob Davis and Jack Dyer) in the 1960s, and 'World of Sport' (1959-1987), and the Channel Nine 'The Footy Show' and 'Sunday Footy Show' in the 1990s and 2000s. Richards was also the 'Kiss of Death' tipster in the Melbourne newspaper 'The Sun'.
Lou Richards, one of the most iconic Australian football players, has been proposed for many years to be inducted to 'Legend' status in the Australian Football League Hall of Fame. His exclusion from this honour has been attributed by many due to the fact that his media career has far outshone his playing career, and thus as a former player does not meet the criteria to qualify.
Lou Richards, a Collingwood player for life (Richards himself was born in the directly neighbouring suburb of Abbotsford) was the grandson of Collingwood player Charlie Pannam, and the nephew of Charles and Alby Pannam, also Collingwood players. With his family deeply entrenched in the Collingwood Football Club, it is an amazing quirk of fate that he died exactly one day (May 8, 2017) after the 125th Anniversary of the Collingwood Football Club's first match (May 7, 2017).
- published: 12 May 2017
- views: 257
Lou Richards funeral unites Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless
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- Duration: 1:45
- Updated: 17 May 2017
- views: 839
Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless have been reunited in grief at Lou Richards' funeral, 18 months after revelations Lyon was having an affair with Brownless' wife ...
Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless have been reunited in grief at Lou Richards' funeral, 18 months after revelations Lyon was having an affair with Brownless' wife Nicky.The former 'good mates' and AFL Footy Show co-stars both appeared solemn as they walked alone into St Paul's Cathedral, in Melbourne, on Wednesday.Despite having once been close friends whose families holidayed together, Lyon, 49, and Brownless, 50, have avoided each other since news of the Melbourne Demons star's romance with Nicky Brownless became public in early 2016.Scroll down for video
Garry Lyon (pictured) and Nicky Brownless have both attended the state funeral of legendary Aussie Rules player and personality Lou Richards at St Paul's Cathedral, in Melbourne
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Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless have been reunited in grief at Lou Richards' funeral, 18 months after revelations Lyon was having an affair with Brownless' wife Nicky.The former 'good mates' and AFL Footy Show co-stars both appeared solemn as they walked alone into St Paul's Cathedral, in Melbourne, on Wednesday.Despite having once been close friends whose families holidayed together, Lyon, 49, and Brownless, 50, have avoided each other since news of the Melbourne Demons star's romance with Nicky Brownless became public in early 2016.Scroll down for video
Garry Lyon (pictured) and Nicky Brownless have both attended the state funeral of legendary Aussie Rules player and personality Lou Richards at St Paul's Cathedral, in Melbourne
- published: 17 May 2017
- views: 839
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance - AFL
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- Duration: 4:33
- Updated: 05 Sep 2012
- views: 4607
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance to launch Lou Richards - My Wonderful Life. For more video, head to http://afl.com.au
Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance to launch Lou Richards - My Wonderful Life. For more video, head to http://afl.com.au
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Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance to launch Lou Richards - My Wonderful Life. For more video, head to http://afl.com.au
- published: 05 Sep 2012
- views: 4607
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2015 Concerts in the Park Sarah Lou Richards
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Lou Richards State Funeral 17/05/2017
Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards..
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2012 Hudson Concerts in the Park Sarah Lou Richards
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The Footy Show reminisce Lou Richards (11 May 2017)
Eddie McGuire, Sam Newman, Tony Jones & Bill Brownless share fond memories of their good mate Lou Richards with Footy Show hosts Rebecca Maddern & Craig Hutchison
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FULL GAME: 1974 VFL Grand Final Richmond v North Melbourne
Mike Williamson and Lou Richards call the very first colour Grand Final broadcast. Richmond go back to back, beating Barassi's Kangaroos who would have to wait another season before claiming the club's first flag.
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'Good for Football' - Rare 80s Hawthorn video by Rob Dickson - VFL
Rare 1991 video directed by the late Robert Dickson following Hawthorn players during their end of season exhibition games in London, Miami and Tokyo. Includes cameos by Lou Richards, Andrew Demetriou and Ross Oakley.
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The Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Tribute- May 11, 2017
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Thursday nights in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired on May 11, 2017, and featured a tribute to Australian Rules football and media great Lou Richards, who passed away three days earlier on May 8, 2017. The clip features the opening segment with Footy Show hosts Craig Hutchinson, Rebecca Maddern and Sam Newman, and guests Eddie McGuire, Tony Jones and Billy Brownless, discussing and celebrating Lou Richards' life. Also featured is the concluding segment of the episode, which features Footy Show host Sam Newman facing Melbourne Football Club (The Demons) player Max Gawn in a tribute 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which Lou Richards was the long time ...
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Sunday AFL Footy Show 1995 Grand Final Episode
Max Walker hosting the original Sunday edition of the AFL Footy Show. Morning after the 1995 Carlton Vs Geelong grand final. Guests are a very hungover Anthony Koutoufides, Ange Christou and Mil Hanna. Wayne Carey is in to accept his AFLPA MVP award. Paul Willams and Wayne Campbell compete in the GF handball competition. Panel members are Lou Richards, Sam Newman, Dermott Brereton, Mal Brown, Sam Kekovich and Brian Taylor.
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• Sarah Lou Richards - Nashville Singer/Songwriter sarahlourichards.com • Travis McVey - Heroes Vodka heroesvodka.com • Victoria Gaskin - Author - victoriagaskin.com “It’s My Destiny: Holding Fast in the Midst of Transition” • Felecia Didion - Clarksville Chat Meet & Greet! facebook.com/events/526004910903787/
published: 30 Apr 2016
2015 Concerts in the Park Sarah Lou Richards
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- Duration: 1:36:46
- Updated: 21 Oct 2015
- views: 23
- published: 21 Oct 2015
- views: 23
Lou Richards State Funeral 17/05/2017
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- Duration: 1:48:37
- Updated: 17 May 2017
- views: 2150
Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards..
Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards..
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Lou Richards State funeral for football legend Lou Richards from St Paul’s Cathedral, 17th May 2017. Aged 94 15 March 1923 – 8 May 2017. Rip Lou Richards..
- published: 17 May 2017
- views: 2150
2012 Hudson Concerts in the Park Sarah Lou Richards
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- Duration: 1:47:32
- Updated: 27 Sep 2012
- views: 278
- published: 27 Sep 2012
- views: 278
The Footy Show reminisce Lou Richards (11 May 2017)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 32:05
- Updated: 12 May 2017
- views: 553
Eddie McGuire, Sam Newman, Tony Jones & Bill Brownless share fond memories of their good mate Lou Richards with Footy Show hosts Rebecca Maddern & Craig Hutchis...
Eddie McGuire, Sam Newman, Tony Jones & Bill Brownless share fond memories of their good mate Lou Richards with Footy Show hosts Rebecca Maddern & Craig Hutchison
https://wn.com/The_Footy_Show_Reminisce_Lou_Richards_(11_May_2017)
Eddie McGuire, Sam Newman, Tony Jones & Bill Brownless share fond memories of their good mate Lou Richards with Footy Show hosts Rebecca Maddern & Craig Hutchison
- published: 12 May 2017
- views: 553
FULL GAME: 1974 VFL Grand Final Richmond v North Melbourne
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- Duration: 2:17:34
- Updated: 23 Mar 2016
- views: 2531
Mike Williamson and Lou Richards call the very first colour Grand Final broadcast. Richmond go back to back, beating Barassi's Kangaroos who would have to wait ...
Mike Williamson and Lou Richards call the very first colour Grand Final broadcast. Richmond go back to back, beating Barassi's Kangaroos who would have to wait another season before claiming the club's first flag.
https://wn.com/Full_Game_1974_Vfl_Grand_Final_Richmond_V_North_Melbourne
Mike Williamson and Lou Richards call the very first colour Grand Final broadcast. Richmond go back to back, beating Barassi's Kangaroos who would have to wait another season before claiming the club's first flag.
- published: 23 Mar 2016
- views: 2531
Balenciaga - Spring / Summer 2016 Panel Discussion
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- Duration: 58:02
- Updated: 08 Oct 2015
- views: 10193
http://showstudio.com/streams/streams/view/balenciaga_live_panel_discussion
Lou Stoppard, Richard Mortimer, Mimma Viglezio and Mandi Lennard
discuss the Balen...
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Lou Stoppard, Richard Mortimer, Mimma Viglezio and Mandi Lennard
discuss the Balenciaga S/S 16 womenswear collection
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'Good for Football' - Rare 80s Hawthorn video by Rob Dickson - VFL
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- Duration: 54:15
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 2378
Rare 1991 video directed by the late Robert Dickson following Hawthorn players during their end of season exhibition games in London, Miami and Tokyo. Includes ...
Rare 1991 video directed by the late Robert Dickson following Hawthorn players during their end of season exhibition games in London, Miami and Tokyo. Includes cameos by Lou Richards, Andrew Demetriou and Ross Oakley.
https://wn.com/'Good_For_Football'_Rare_80S_Hawthorn_Video_By_Rob_Dickson_Vfl
Rare 1991 video directed by the late Robert Dickson following Hawthorn players during their end of season exhibition games in London, Miami and Tokyo. Includes cameos by Lou Richards, Andrew Demetriou and Ross Oakley.
- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 2378
The Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Tribute- May 11, 2017
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 36:20
- Updated: 12 May 2017
- views: 257
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Thursday nights in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Au...
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Thursday nights in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired on May 11, 2017, and featured a tribute to Australian Rules football and media great Lou Richards, who passed away three days earlier on May 8, 2017.
The clip features the opening segment with Footy Show hosts Craig Hutchinson, Rebecca Maddern and Sam Newman, and guests Eddie McGuire, Tony Jones and Billy Brownless, discussing and celebrating Lou Richards' life. Also featured is the concluding segment of the episode, which features Footy Show host Sam Newman facing Melbourne Football Club (The Demons) player Max Gawn in a tribute 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which Lou Richards was the long time host of on 'The Sunday Footy Show'.
Vaxfacts: Lou Richards (March 15, 1923 – May 8, 2017) was an Australian football legend, having played 250 games for his beloved Collingwood Football Club (The Magpies), captaining it to a Premiership in 1953. Lou Richards, with his flamboyant personality, became one of the pioneering media figures in Australian football, with his popularity due to media commitments in newspapers and television. Richards' television career featured many popular programs, including the Channel Seven shows 'League Teams' (with the late Bob Davis and Jack Dyer) in the 1960s, and 'World of Sport' (1959-1987), and the Channel Nine 'The Footy Show' and 'Sunday Footy Show' in the 1990s and 2000s. Richards was also the 'Kiss of Death' tipster in the Melbourne newspaper 'The Sun'.
Lou Richards, one of the most iconic Australian football players, has been proposed for many years to be inducted to 'Legend' status in the Australian Football League Hall of Fame. His exclusion from this honour has been attributed by many due to the fact that his media career has far outshone his playing career, and thus as a former player does not meet the criteria to qualify.
Lou Richards, a Collingwood player for life (Richards himself was born in the directly neighbouring suburb of Abbotsford) was the grandson of Collingwood player Charlie Pannam, and the nephew of Charles and Alby Pannam, also Collingwood players. With his family deeply entrenched in the Collingwood Football Club, it is an amazing quirk of fate that he died exactly one day (May 8, 2017) after the 125th Anniversary of the Collingwood Football Club's first match (May 7, 2017).
https://wn.com/The_Footy_Show_(Afl)_Lou_Richards_Tribute_May_11,_2017
A clip from the AFL version of 'The Footy Show', which airs on the Channel Nine Network on Thursday nights in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. This particular clip aired on May 11, 2017, and featured a tribute to Australian Rules football and media great Lou Richards, who passed away three days earlier on May 8, 2017.
The clip features the opening segment with Footy Show hosts Craig Hutchinson, Rebecca Maddern and Sam Newman, and guests Eddie McGuire, Tony Jones and Billy Brownless, discussing and celebrating Lou Richards' life. Also featured is the concluding segment of the episode, which features Footy Show host Sam Newman facing Melbourne Football Club (The Demons) player Max Gawn in a tribute 'Lou's Handball' Competition, which Lou Richards was the long time host of on 'The Sunday Footy Show'.
Vaxfacts: Lou Richards (March 15, 1923 – May 8, 2017) was an Australian football legend, having played 250 games for his beloved Collingwood Football Club (The Magpies), captaining it to a Premiership in 1953. Lou Richards, with his flamboyant personality, became one of the pioneering media figures in Australian football, with his popularity due to media commitments in newspapers and television. Richards' television career featured many popular programs, including the Channel Seven shows 'League Teams' (with the late Bob Davis and Jack Dyer) in the 1960s, and 'World of Sport' (1959-1987), and the Channel Nine 'The Footy Show' and 'Sunday Footy Show' in the 1990s and 2000s. Richards was also the 'Kiss of Death' tipster in the Melbourne newspaper 'The Sun'.
Lou Richards, one of the most iconic Australian football players, has been proposed for many years to be inducted to 'Legend' status in the Australian Football League Hall of Fame. His exclusion from this honour has been attributed by many due to the fact that his media career has far outshone his playing career, and thus as a former player does not meet the criteria to qualify.
Lou Richards, a Collingwood player for life (Richards himself was born in the directly neighbouring suburb of Abbotsford) was the grandson of Collingwood player Charlie Pannam, and the nephew of Charles and Alby Pannam, also Collingwood players. With his family deeply entrenched in the Collingwood Football Club, it is an amazing quirk of fate that he died exactly one day (May 8, 2017) after the 125th Anniversary of the Collingwood Football Club's first match (May 7, 2017).
- published: 12 May 2017
- views: 257
Sunday AFL Footy Show 1995 Grand Final Episode
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- Duration: 45:09
- Updated: 07 Sep 2015
- views: 7955
Max Walker hosting the original Sunday edition of the AFL Footy Show. Morning after the 1995 Carlton Vs Geelong grand final. Guests are a very hungover Anthony ...
Max Walker hosting the original Sunday edition of the AFL Footy Show. Morning after the 1995 Carlton Vs Geelong grand final. Guests are a very hungover Anthony Koutoufides, Ange Christou and Mil Hanna. Wayne Carey is in to accept his AFLPA MVP award. Paul Willams and Wayne Campbell compete in the GF handball competition.
Panel members are Lou Richards, Sam Newman, Dermott Brereton, Mal Brown, Sam Kekovich and Brian Taylor.
https://wn.com/Sunday_Afl_Footy_Show_1995_Grand_Final_Episode
Max Walker hosting the original Sunday edition of the AFL Footy Show. Morning after the 1995 Carlton Vs Geelong grand final. Guests are a very hungover Anthony Koutoufides, Ange Christou and Mil Hanna. Wayne Carey is in to accept his AFLPA MVP award. Paul Willams and Wayne Campbell compete in the GF handball competition.
Panel members are Lou Richards, Sam Newman, Dermott Brereton, Mal Brown, Sam Kekovich and Brian Taylor.
- published: 07 Sep 2015
- views: 7955
The Joe Paula Show LIVE! April 29th, 2016
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- Duration: 2:37:00
- Updated: 30 Apr 2016
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• Sarah Lou Richards - Nashville Singer/Songwriter
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“It’s My Destiny: Holding Fast in the Midst of Transition”
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- published: 30 Apr 2016
- views: 6
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Tony Jones' tribute to Lou Richards (Nine News, 8 May 2017)
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Lou Richards State Funeral 17/05/2017
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Collingwood legend Lou Richards 2010 With Sam Newman
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The Sunday Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Swears during 'Lou's Handball' Segment- 2007
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Lou Richards funeral unites Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless
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Lou Richards makes a rare public appearance - AFL
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Lou Richards Footy Show Interview 2013
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Lou Richards State Funeral 17/05/2017
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The life and times of Lou Richards
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Tony Jones' tribute to Lou Richards (Nine News, 8 May 2017)
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Lou Richards interviews Ken Hinkley (1993)
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League Teams Jack Dyer, Lou Richards & Bob Davis. Fabulous Grand Finals Of The Sixties
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ABC News: Lou Richards Eats Spaghetti (1981)
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Lou Richards Presenting The 2001 Lou Richards Medal To Michael Voss
Lou Richards Presenting The 2001 Lou Richards Medal
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The Incredible Hulk Rene Kink On Lou Richards Remembers
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Lou Richards State Funeral 17/05/2017
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Collingwood legend Lou Richards 2010 With Sam Newman
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The Sunday Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Swears during 'Lou's Handball' Segment- 2007
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The Footy Show (AFL)- Lou Richards Tribute- May 11, 2017
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Lou Richards funeral unites Garry Lyon and Billy Brownless
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2015 Concerts in the Park Sarah Lou Richards
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Lou Richards State Funeral 17/05/2017
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The Footy Show reminisce Lou Richards (11 May 2017)
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FULL GAME: 1974 VFL Grand Final Richmond v North Melbourne
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'Good for Football' - Rare 80s Hawthorn video by Rob Dickson - VFL
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Sunday AFL Footy Show 1995 Grand Final Episode
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Giant Crack in Antarctica’s Larsen C Ice Shelf Grew 11 Miles in Just 6 Days
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A huge crack in one of Antarctica’s largest ice shelves has grown by another 11 miles, leaving an area of ice a quarter of the size of New Jersey hanging on by a section that is only eight miles long. When it eventually breaks away, it will become one of the largest icebergs ever recorded, scientists say. Scientists with Project Midas, a U.K ... The crack continues to grow ... Subscribe to Newsweek from $1 per week ... Larsen C ice shelf....
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Trump Announces U.S. Will Pull Out Of Paris Climate Agreement
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The U.S. is pulling out of the Paris climate agreement, President Donald Trump announced Thursday in the White House Rose Garden, CBS News reported. "In order to fulfill my solemn duty to protect America and its citizens, the United States will withdraw from the Paris climate accord." – Donald Trump Instead, Trump said, that the U.S ... businesses, workers and taxpayers ... and is "very unfair, at the highest level, to the United States."...
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The annual gathering of government and industry elites will include a ‘progress report’ on the Trump administration. Will it get a passing grade?. Donald Trump. Bilderberg 2017. secret meeting of global leaders could prove a problem for Trump. The annual gathering of government and industry elites will include a ‘progress report’ on the Trump administration. Will it get a passing grade? ... Bilderberg ... Twitter ... “The Trump Administration ... ....
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A U.S.-drafted resolution circulated to the U.N. Security Council would add 15 North Korean individuals and four entities linked to the country's nuclear and missile programs to a U.N ... But China's U.N ... blacklist of individuals and entities with links to North Korea's missile and nuclear programs ... The company would also be added to the sanctions list.WN.com, Jim Berrie....
Mr. Met, the latest mischievous mascot
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All it took was a lapse in judgment for Mr. Met to gain a big dose of notoriety ... The Mets quickly issued a statement saying the person behind the baseball head would no longer serve in that role ... The Mr ... His shenanigans often irked players — in 1979 Yankees outfielder Lou Piniella threw his glove and screamed at the cantankerous chicken on the way out to his defensive position during a loss in Seattle — and paved the way for copycats ... ....
Lou Malnati's son talks expansion, gluten-free pizza and staying relevant
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How does an iconic Chicago restaurant navigate increasing competition while preserving the secret sauce that made it successful in the first place? Ask Marc Malnati. The son of pizza chain namesake Lou Malnati has overseen some big changes at the business his father created, like the sale of an... ....
Lou Williams says Lakers traded him because he refused to tank
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Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban already admitted it. NBA FINALS. Schedule, dates, TV times for Cavs vs. Warriors III. NBA teams tank ... 1 overall draft pick ... Think about it ... That's why Rockets guard Lou Williams told SportsNet New York reporter Taylor Rooks he was traded from the Lakers ... Trying get W's https.//t.co/Qun6TQ8uB7 — Lou Williams (@TeamLou23) February 11, 2017 ... MORE. Three reasons Lou Williams fits in perfectly with the Rockets ... ....
FC Cincinnati downs Lou City, earns Columbus Crew SC date
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Lou City head coach wishes FC Cincy well in U.S. Open Cup
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Louisville City Football Club head coach James O’Connor stood outside the locker room with his hands on his waist. When he spoke, words were calm and thought out ... ....
Dream Homes Adds Key Management / Sales Personnel and Starts New Modular Division in Point Pleasant, NJ
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The Company has also hired Lou Obsuth as its VP of Sales. Lou has been successfully running a modular company, Jersey Shore Modular, for a number of years. Lou will now head our new modular division from our new showroom in Point Pleasant. Dream has acquired four ongoing projects from Lou as well as an extensive existing prospect and client base. Lou is also a licensed electrician ... Management and Personnel Overview. ... Company Contacts....
From 'One to Watch' to Taoiseach - what will Varadkar do with power?
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Historic military hangar recreated at West Texas airport
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The "gigglin' little redhead" was all smiles. The Abilene Reporter-News reports as the guest of honor, Jessie Lou McReynolds deserved more than just the key to the city. In its ... ....
Chill Out for Better Summer Sleep
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The University of the Incarnate Word reaches out to Montana for new president
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The University of the Incarnate Word’s search for a new president is over. The San Antonio school named Thomas Evans to succeed Lou Agnese, who was let go by UIW after 31 years as its leader in August. Evans, who will be the 10th president at UIW, comes to San Antonio from Helena, Montana, where he has spent the last five years as president of Carroll College ... Prior to joining Carroll… ... ....
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