Senior writer for the AFL Record and author of the new book "2020 - A Season Like no Other" Ashley Browne joins Dylan Leach in the first of a two-parter on the GOAT of football videos - Sensational Seventies.

In part 1, Ash and Dylan do a deep dive into the period of 1970 - 74 when footy was still being broadcast in black and white.

From Peter Landy's intro, the opening of VFL Park, the 1970 Grand Final, Peter Hudson, Jezza, Ruthless Richmond, the iconic fly on the wall chat with all the Grand Final coaches and countless amounts of unforgettable highlights - Sensational Seventies is not only iconic, but it's also one of the greatest and important historical documents that football from that era has to offer.

Along with the masterful narration from Don Rainsford, the iconic footy highlights, and amazing soundtrack which includes the likes of Willie Nelson, The Beatles (Cover band), Rocky and of course Classical Gas - this truly is the greatest of all-time football documentaries.

With so much to cover - it's split into two parts so sit back and enjoy Part 1 of the Sensational Seventies with the Australian Football Video Film Festival.

THANKS TO - LeagueTees.com.au

WATCH SENSATIONAL SEVENTIES HERE - https://youtu.be/NrgVpd3kAKg

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