Hawthorn legend Luke Hodge has made a move into commentary, with the four-time premiership player joining Channel Seven's football broadcast.
Hodge, a dual-Norm Smith medallist, regularly featured on Seven's broadcast providing viewers with mid-game insight and comments during his time with Brisbane.
โIโm really excited,โ Hodge said.
โCommentary was something I wanted to do when I finished as a player.
โIโve always wanted to stay in football, so to be able to commentate and stay in the game is something Iโm really looking forward to.โ
SEN Radio has also unveiled their latest coup, with Dwayne Russell signing on as the stations latest afternoon host.
Russell will move from 3AW, meaning Dwayne's World will be on the air between 12pm and 3pm through SEN.
Having signed a multi-year deal, Russell will also join the stations AFL game-day team as a play-by-play commentator.
Russell will also call on the Australian Open tennis, NBL and Big Bash League as he further proves his versatility in the industry.
The former Port Adelaide and Geelong footballer's replacement on Sportsday is yet to be announced.
Russell's first afternoon show is set to air on January 13.
