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Body language expert Jason McSpeerin decodes Craig Bellamy and Des Hasler's body language ahead of the Grand Final this weekend.

THEIRS will be some of the most sought after voices before and after the NRL and AFL grand finals.

But don't believe a word Des Hasler, Craig Bellamy, Alastair Clarkson and John Longmire say.

That's the tip from one leading body language and speech expert and another public relations executive for fans preparing to watch today's AFL decider between the Swans and Hawthorn in Melbourne and the NRL final between the Bulldogs and Storm in Sydney tomorrow evening.

Even better, if you are in doubt, as the four coaches spin their diatribe with political flare, there are signals for those telling porkies, or who are completely disinterested and won't answer.

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A fine example, the Herald has been told, is Hasler, the Bulldogs coach who is notorious for bumping up the opposition as the ''benchmark'' or favourites and his side as the underdogs.

''It's very hard to know when he is being honest or not,'' Jason McSpeerin, from the Phuel training centre said after analysing video of the four coaches' speeches and manners with the media.

''I did notice that he seemed to look away when he didn't want to answer a question. He certainly only answers questions he wants to answer.

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Don't believe a word