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Born to Play
This tribute by Barry's brother Ken comes 60 years after Davis first walked into Windy Hill beginning one of the most illustrious careers of all.
Born to Play
A tribute to one of Australian sports' purest sportsmen, Barry Davis, an outstanding VFL/AFL footballer in the '60s and '70s, who later coached his original league club Essendon.A three-time League premiership player, skilled, competitive and super fit, Davis led North Melbourne to its first ever flag in 1975. The image of him being embraced immediately afterwards by a grateful Barassi is one of footy's most-endearing images.This tribute by Barry's brother Ken comes 60 years after Davis first walked into Windy Hill beginning one of the most illustrious careers of all.A member of both the Essendon and North Melbourne's Teams of the Century, Davis was player, team-man, captain, coach, motivator, mentor and family man... he was truly Born to Play.
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Barry Davies
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Barry Davis
Biography of Barry Davis, currently Head Baseball Coach at Rider University, previously Head Baseball Coach at Georgia Southwestern State University and Head Baseball Coach at Georgia Southwestern State University.
But Frankly Who Cares
Barry Davies' face and voice are instantly recognisable to any UK sports fan. He has guided audiences through some of the most compelling and exciting moments in televised sport over the past 40 years. Here, he relives the magic of those events and reveals what was going on behind the scenes. He has broadcast at a record 10 World Cup finals, and until stepping down in 2004 he was Match of the Day's longest-serving commentator. But his expertise goes far beyond football: 10 Olympic Games, memorably crying out in the 1988 hockey final when Britain scored to win gold, 'Oh, where were the Germans - but frankly, who cares?'; and numerous Winter Olympics, sharing in Torvill and Dean's success in 1984 and heartbreak 10 years later. He is also synonymous with Wimbledon and the Boat Race. The controversies of sport are also addressed, from the Hand of God to crooked judges and professional rivalries off-screen, together with many light-hearted mishaps ... played out in front of millions of viewers.
Barry Davis Oral History (interview Code: 30151)
Zusammenfassung: Audiovisual testimony of a Holocaust survivor. Includes pre-war, wartime, and post-war experiences
Interesting, Very Interesting
Barry Davies' face and voice are instantly recognisable to any UK sports fan. He has guided audiences through some of the most compelling and exciting moments in televised sport over the past 40 years. Here, he relives the magic of those events and reveals what was going on behind the scenes. He has broadcast at a record 10 World Cup finals, and until stepping down in 2004 he was Match of the Days longest-serving commentator. But his expertise goes far beyond football: 10 Summer Olympic Games and numerous Winter Olympics, sharing in Torvill and Deans success in 1984 and heartbreak 10 years later. He is also synonymous with Wimbledon and the Boat Race. The controversies of sport are also addressed, from the Hand of God to crooked judges and professional rivalries off-screen, together with many light-hearted mishaps played out in front of millions of viewers.
