Geelong great, four-time grand finalist and one of footy's best-loved storytellers.
Billy Brownless kicked 441 goals across a 198-game career at Geelong, which leaves him fifth on the club's all-time goalkicking list, and he was named All-Australian in 1991. He played in four grand finals for the Cats — 1989, 1992, 1994 and 1995 — and lost all four. He is part of footy folklore through his long second career in the media, most prominently on The AFL Footy Show, The Sunday Footy Show and Triple M's The Rush Hour, which he has co-hosted with James Brayshaw. He is one of the warmest, funniest storytellers in the Australian game.
For corporate audiences he is a natural footy-lunch headliner — quick on his feet, generous with stories, and able to draw out the best in fellow players when he's hosting a panel. He is at home in front of a tradies' breakfast or a black-tie corporate dinner alike.
Billy is a strong choice for footy lunches, sales conferences and any event that wants a guaranteed laugh and a beloved Australian footy voice as the host.
Bill Brownless is an MC and entertainer based in Victoria. Book through Executive Speakers Australia.
He was great fun! Funny, professional, everyone loved him. The perfect MC. He even taught everyone something about Australia!Panasonic
Friendly, personable, well organized, on time, very easy going.Sonoco
Billy Brownless was great. He filled in at the last minute due to sickness and was extremely funny and very well received by our dealer group.Seeley International
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