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3AW call of Sydney v Geelong 2005

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This is the famous semi-final where Nick Davis kicked 4 goals in the last quarter to win the game for the Swans, only with the 3AW (Melbourne) radio commentary of the dying minutes. The action is called by the late Clinton Grybas.

The audio should synch pretty well with the video.

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  • "there would not be a bigger roar if 100,000 blokes in Broadmeadows won Tatts" lmao

  • this video is so epic if you play the song "like a dog chasing cars", play the finals clip from the start when the song is at 0:49

    "Soundtrack Song to Own: Like Dog Chasing Cars"

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  • @8nikolas8 You must be a Geelong supporter. As a Swans fan, it was the most unbelievable performance I've seen.

  • hahaha the co-commentator must of been a geelong fan

  • Crowds that loud I didnt hear siren lol

  • clinton grybas :(

  • @SydneyFCPete because the Cats led all night and because a team that kicked 3 goals all night then went and had one guy kick bloody FOUR in the last four minutes. That's how it was grand larceny. It was a damn miracle!

  • I remember this, amazing

  • RIP Clinton Grybas

  • "I am happy to die now!" - Dead set golden comment

  • It's been 6 years since I've watched this... and it still makes me sick.

  • ah memories my brother gave up after he was tackled... i kept watching and BAM NICK DAVIS!!!!!!!!!

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