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Neale Daniher(1961-2026)

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Neale Daniher was born on 15 February 1961 in West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia. He was married to Jan. He died on 25 May 2026 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
BornFebruary 15, 1961
DiedMay 25, 2026(65)
BornFebruary 15, 1961
DiedMay 25, 2026(65)
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Known for

Saturday Afternoon AFL (1957)
Saturday Afternoon AFL
7.3
TV Series
  • Self - Melbourne Coach
After the Game (2003)
After the Game
7.9
TV Series
  • Self
AFL Sunday (1979)
AFL Sunday
7.9
TV Series
  • Self - Melbourne Demons Coach
  • Self - Melbourne Coach
Saturday Night AFL (1962)
Saturday Night AFL
5.1
TV Series
  • Self

Credits

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  • Afternoon Briefing (2019)
    Afternoon Briefing
    6.0
    TV Series
    • Self - Former AFL Player & Coach
    • 2026
  • Unfiltered with Hamish McLachlan (2025)
    Unfiltered with Hamish McLachlan
    TV Series
    • Self
    • 2025
  • Emma Rebellato and James Glenday in ABC News Breakfast (2008)
    ABC News Breakfast
    4.6
    TV Series
    • Self - Former AFL Player
    • 2024–2025
  • Peter Helliar, Carrie Bickmore, and Waleed Aly in The Project (2009)
    The Project
    4.1
    TV Series
    • Self - 2025 Australian of the Year
    • 2025
  • Fauziah Ibrahim and Johanna Nicholson in Weekend Breakfast (2012)
    Weekend Breakfast
    3.8
    TV Series
    • Self - Victoria's Australian of the Year
    • Self - 2025 Australian of the Year
    • 2024–2025
  • AFL Sunday (1979)
    AFL Sunday
    7.9
    TV Series
    • Self - Melbourne Demons Coach
    • Self - Melbourne Coach
    • 1998–2023
  • Friday Night Football (1983)
    Friday Night Football
    7.5
    TV Series
    • Self
    • 1998–2022
  • Alex Malley in In Conversation with Alex Malley (2016)
    In Conversation with Alex Malley
    TV Series
    • Self
    • 2016
  • The Footy Show (1994)
    The Footy Show
    5.8
    TV Series
    • Self
    • 2007
  • After the Game (2003)
    After the Game
    7.9
    TV Series
    • Self
    • 2005
  • Saturday Afternoon AFL (1957)
    Saturday Afternoon AFL
    7.3
    TV Series
    • Self - Melbourne Coach
    • 1995–2005
  • Saturday Night AFL (1962)
    Saturday Night AFL
    5.1
    TV Series
    • Self
    • 1985

Archive Footage



  • Fauziah Ibrahim and Johanna Nicholson in Weekend Breakfast (2012)
    Weekend Breakfast
    3.8
    TV Series
    • Self - Former AFL Player & Coach (archive footage, uncredited)
    • 2026
  • Emma Rebellato and James Glenday in ABC News Breakfast (2008)
    ABC News Breakfast
    4.6
    TV Series
    • Self - Former AFL Player
    • Self - 2025 Australian of the Year (archive footage, archive footage)
    • 2024–2026
  • 7.30 (2006)
    7.30
    4.1
    TV Series
    • Self - Former AFL Player & Coach (archive footage)
    • 2026
  • SBS World News (2002)
    SBS World News
    4.2
    TV Series
    • Self - Australian of the Year (archive footage)
    • 2025
  • Peter Helliar, Carrie Bickmore, and Waleed Aly in The Project (2009)
    The Project
    4.1
    TV Series
    • Self - AFL Legend (archive footage)
    • 2024

Personal details

  • Born
    • February 15, 1961
    • West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
  • Died
    • May 25, 2026
    • Melbourne, Victoria, Australia(motor neurone disease)
  • Spouse
    • Jan? - May 25, 2026 (his death, 4 children)
  • Parents
      James Daniher
  • Relatives
      Anthony Daniher(Sibling)

Did you know

  • Trivia
    After stepping away from the Demons in 2007, he became the chief executive of the AFL Coaches' Association and took up a role as football manager with the West Coast Eagles the following year.
  • Nickname
    • The Reverend

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