New Era, New Insights: The Future of AFL 360 and Fox Footy
The Newman Partnership: Lyon and Whateley Take the Reins
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In a pivotal moment for Fox Footy, award-winning broadcaster Gerard Whateley joins forces with fellow legend Garry Lyon, marking a new era for AFL 360.
The duo recently shared their enthusiasm with foxfooty.com.au, discussing the exciting changes and unique insights they plan to bring to the show.
Whateley, known for his sharp analysis and insightful commentary, expressed his excitement about collaborating with Lyon. "It’s the next iteration of 360. You want to work with the best people, and I think across 25 years, Garry has been the best in our footy media,"
While Lyon, equally enthusiastic, described the dynamic as invigorating and challenging. “To come in here and be challenged in a way that’s been different to what I’ve been doing for a long time, is exciting” he added
Premiership Coaches Bring Unprecedented Insights
To add depth to the coverage, Whitely and Lyon have invited coaches. Adam Simpson and John Longmire, former premiership-winning coaches from West Coast and Sydney, are set to be weekly guests.
This move to bring in recently retired gurus around the table every Wednesday night, is all about providing viewers with an authentic perspective from someone straight out of the ‘firing line.’
Given the unknowns and complex hamstrings set for coaching in 2025, having next week’s antagonists ish of reputational co-hosting and roasting as well as explaining. This will provide invaluable insights to the fans in their understanding of the rigours of coaching in the modern era.
“Wicked Chemistry” in the Booth!
While in our background noise each week, being able to feel the on-field connection and banter between Adam and John.
The pair of former adversaries, who have earned their stripes not just on the field but now with experience in coaching, have a natural rapport that will make for engaging television. Their deep understanding of the game and ability to provide fresh perspectives are expected to captivate audiences week in week out.
The Dawn of Transparency: Simon Goodwin and Melbourne’s 2025 Season
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Fewer have played most wssen to feel the weight of criticised coaches on viewing schedule and fans/viewers reactions, than melbourne’s Simon Goodwin.
In an unprecedented move, Goodwin has committed to joining the AFL 360 panel once a fortnight, providing fans with an unfiltered look. although he will experience tophire moments of intensity.
“Simon’s courage in doing this is testament to his resilience and his will to grow his profile among footy enthusiasts as well as recruiters,敢到 Australians.”🦅-FoxSports
The Insight of Ray ‘Razor’ Chamberlain
One constantly growing new force may provide a legibility depth to both our complacency about attacking and defence. Call umpires or all who keep our favourite game moving to being media intelligible opinion pieces
and their getting bombed from opposition and fans is truly frustrating. Ray ‘Razor’ Chamberlain stepping into that blanket of every ACCA commenter Surely officiating is something that most invite controversy from the perspective of saying rule moderators have feet of clay
With over 380 AFL games of experience, Chamberlain will offer a rare, independent voice on these highly contentious topics.
Whateley emphasized Chamberlain’s value. “What I think, rather than what it actually is. After bringing up the issue in the air for Chad and Cat”
Lyon, often vocalising rules, regrets vs experience,[ said emphatically] that the show must challenge the viewers to embrace and enjoy learning about and re-educating the current rules.
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The Next Generation of Players Blending Mature and Raw TFStalented Players
The enduring success of AFL 360 lies in its ability to forge strong relationships with players. Regularly.
2025 promises to extend this success, highlighting notable players such as Marcus Bontempelli, Zach Merrett, Darcy Moore.
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The component of AFL 360, blaming the unsolicited door into players’ seen careers and rise-up through multiple appearances as new and seasoned athletes. Keeping engaged, is not always controlling my bias of two young hopeful in the game’s dark heart.
We hope in 10 years time when Will Day and Harry Sheezel are still here, our 360 audience can say: ‘I remember when they first dipped their toe in the water from a media point of view’.’ Warner Tech- Entertainment
| Feature | New Additions and Insights | Impact on Viewers |
|---|---|---|
| Lyon and Whateley Hosting | High-profile duo | Enhanced analysis, engaging banter |
| Premiership Coaches | Adam Simpson, John Longmire | Insights into coaching pressures, tactics |
| Simon Goodwin | Fortnightly appearances | Unprecedented transparency, humanizing coaching |
| Ray ‘Razor’ Chamberlain | Umpiring expertise | Clear, fact-based debates on officiating, rule interpretations |
| Players | Marcus Bontempelli, Zach Merrett, Will Day, Harry Sheezel | Diverse perspectives, fresh insights and |
“This fresh dynamic is exactly what making a torrential move to the halfback line while simultaneously chasing several attack-minded forwards”
What to Expect in the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership Season
Viewers should be prepared for a Season full of raw, rich insight from experts and stars, able to witness the players’ journey from missteps to the game’s pinnacle.
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FAQ
Who are the new hosts of AFL 360?
AFL 360 will now be hosted by Gerard Whateley alongside the incoming Garry Lyon.
Which former coaches are joining the show?
Adam Simpson from West Coast and John Longmire from Sydney will be joining the show every Wednesday night.
Why is Simon Goodwin’s participation significant?
Simon Goodwin’s fortnightly appearances mark an unprecedented level of commitment from a current coach, offering a transparent and personal look into the trials of coaching at the elite level.
What unique perspectives will Ray ‘Razor’ Chamberlain bring?
Ray ‘Razor’ Chamberlain, a former top-level umpire, will provide expert insights into officiating, helping to clarify and debate the rules and interpretations of the game.