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No ‘top dog’ replacement for McAvaney at Seven: Taylor – The Age
But the network’s blue-chip AFL callers will begin to find out on Thursday who will have the most prime-time exposure this season.
Taylor, 58, heaped praise on McAvaney on Monday and said he did not believe there would be a top dog or like-for-like replacement for arguably Australias greatest sporting commentator.
I really dont think there is such a thing as the No.1 role anymore. Everyone brings something different and I am not the same as Hamish, I am not the same as James. We are all different. I think in our own right we are all leading the pack, Darce, everyone brings something different and that is important, Taylor said.
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