Name a Game DVDs

[Bend_It_Like_Brown]

Hi all,

I'm on the hunt for Name a Game AFL matches from the 2000-2009 period. I’m trying to track down any DVDs of these matches— I’ve looked through YouTube and they have some but not that many I’m after.

One big regret was not stocking up on games when Name A Game was around.

If anyone has DVDs from this period that they don’t need anymore, or knows where I might be able to find them, I’d love to hear from you!

Also if anyone has Rampaging Roos (94) and Rumbling Roos (95) on DVD that they are willing to sell, let me know. Spewing I didn’t buy these back in the day at the Rooshop. 93/96/98/99 all on YouTube already.

Cheers!

 

[Gasometer]

Got the yearly summaries all on VHS only and bought a VHS player specifically to play VHS tapes like these

 

[Gasometer]

Oh and 1998 DVD is on Ebay

There is a reason for that

 

[shinboner magic]

Oh and 1998 DVD is on Ebay

There is a reason for that

You should start your next fire pit with it

 

[Gasometer]

You should start your next fire pit with it

I’ve never got to the ending; a great film up until the last Act

 

[Hojuman]

Got the yearly summaries all on VHS only and bought a VHS player specifically to play VHS tapes like these

Brother in law bought an old Betamax to watch his * 80's videos - $20

 

[Elroo]

Sorry mate, I just checked my collection of DVD's, I don't have either.

 

[Gasometer]

Sorry mate, I just checked my collection of DVD's, I don't have either.View attachment 2200359

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Let’s play spot the odd DVD in this collection

First poster gets a silver disk perfect for a drink coaster or the rubbish bin

 

[Luke72]

I worked for those guys back then, Barb Cheatley worked there at the time. I never grabbed those particular dvd’s though unfortunately.

Mike Dolby was the boss and you can find him in the premiership club/Arden lounge at games regularly. He might point you in the direction.

If I recall correctly there was a couple of people that would buy all the old stock dirt cheap which I assume they took to markets and the like.