came at the end of 2007. His roles expanded on Ten becoming an netball commentator as well as becoming a panellist on AFL panel shows One Week at a Time, Thursday Night Live. and The Fifth Quarter. Darcy also joined radio station Triple M in Melbourne to provide match commentary for its Australian rules football coverage on Friday nights. He co-hosted Triple M Melbourne's The Hot Breakfast with fellow AFL personality Eddie McGuire until November 2020. Following the 2011 season, Network Ten lost the rights to broadcast Australian rules football matches. Darcy joined the Seven Network AFL coverage. He mainly commentates on the stations Saturday Night games while maintaining his work at Triple M on Friday Nights. In 2014, Darcy became the new host of Seven's AFL chat show Talking Footy. Darcy has also been a fill in sport presenter on Seven News Melbourne and has served as a tennis commentator for Seven, covering the 2014 Brisbane International. In February 2019, Darcy was announced as co-host of the Seven Network's lifestyle program, House of Wellness alongside Jo Stanley, Rachael Finch, Luke Hines and Jacqui Felgate. Darcy hosted Seven's coverage of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics alongside Johanna Griggs. References External links Note 1The AFL MVP award dates back to 1982, when the league was still the Victorian Football League (VFL), but the Leigh Matthews Trophy was only created in 2002. All prior VFL/AFL MVPs were retrospectively given the Leigh Matthews Trophy in 2005. 1975 births Living people People educated at Rostrevor College All-Australians (AFL) Leigh Matthews Trophy winners Western Bulldogs players South Adelaide Football Club players South Australian State of Origin players Charles Sutton Medal winners Australian rules football commentators Australia international rules football team players Australian netball commentators Australian rules footballers from Adelaide