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SBS - Change in Some Old Personal

midfielder

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Mate of mine works at SBS, cannot say were as give him away.

He tells me Andrew O, has signed a contract with ESPN and will be moving on at the end of his contract. SBS are thinking whether or not to replace him, have not made up their mind.
 

fish

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They could replace him with that dunking bird off the Simpsons.............oh hang on Fox use that to host Total Football
 

Andy

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Confirmed

SBS sports presenter lands ESPN gig

SBS Television football presenter Andrew Orsatti will leave the public broadcaster this month after accepting a dream global presenting role on US-based sports giant ESPN.

Orsatti rose from cadet 12 years ago to become the face of SBS's World Cup coverage last year.

He will join ESPN as co-anchor of flagship studio show, SportsCenter, which broadcasts to Australia and New Zealand.

Orsatti, host of The World Game, said he was indebted to the passion and encouragement of his SBS colleagues for helping develop his reporting and presenting skills over 12 years at the network.

"I've had the opportunity to be part of SBS's presentation of a number of major international events, particularly football, and believe the network remains a leader in its coverage of the sport," he told AAP.

Vice president for production at ESPN International, Chris Calcinari, said the US broadcaster was thrilled to have a journalist of Orsatti's calibre.

Orsatti was expected to host his last episode of The World Game on December 16 before moving to Connecticut in the US next month.

Orsatti's appointment follows the resignation of former Network Ten sports presenter Ryan Phelan from his role as ESPN co-presenter.
 
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Pete

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Shame they didn't show the altercation with Frank Farina (2004?).....
 

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