Dennis Cometti: AFL Legend Passes Away

0:00Here's more cine news from March 4th. Dennis Kometti, the legendary Australian football commentator, has passed away at the age of 76. Known for his sharp wit and perfect play by play calls in the AFL, he became a household name across Australia with his rich baritone voice and unforgettable phrases. One of his classics came in the 1992 AFL Grand Final, likening a player's scramble to a cork, bobbing in the ocean. He also popularized terms, like centimeter perfect, which he adapted from his childhood inch perfect days. Kometti's style stood out for his calm delivery, saving the big energy for truly epic moments. From his early days cheering East Free mantle at Subiako Oval with his dad, Kometti played 40 games for West Perth and later coached there. He started in radio playing records and calling cricket before hitting TV gold, which channel 7's AFL coverage, alongside Bruce McCavney. It's poured in from fellow broadcasters like Clint Wilden, who called it an incredible

1:01loss after 50 plus years of iconic descriptions. Basil Zempel has praised his ABC roots, and many remembered his generosity mentoring young collars with spot on advice. Kometti stayed true to Western Australia, racking of frequent flyer miles, while setting a bar so high few have matched it. Generations of fans and backyard kickers will forever hear his voice narrating their football dreams. Take thanks to today's sponsor. See the description for more. What is cooler than cool? A pillow that plays your sound. S-O-L-L-I, solelypillo.com.