SANFL News
By Mr Dandalooa The One Port Adelaide Football Club proposal would have significant financial benefits for South Australian football, the SANFL League Directors have heard yesterday. The Directors met to discuss the One PAFC proposal and to view a presentation also examined by the SA Football Commission last week. The SANFL says the presentation on a financial merger of Port…
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By Luke D’Anello SOUTH Adelaide’s Curtis Perrey is the Round 5 winner of the SANFL Powerade Star Search Award. The 20-year-old played a key role in his team’s latest win over the Eagles, kicking two late goals in the Panthers’ fighting win. To be eligible, players must be 21 or under at the beginning of 2010, and have played no…
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By Luke D’Anello Woodville-West Torrens defender Angus Rowntree is the Round 4 winner of the SANFL Powerade Star Search Award. The youngster played a starring role in his team’s win over Sturt last weekend, amassing 16 possessions and seven tackles. Rowntree played in defence and on the wing in the match, and is beginning to cement his spot in the…
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By Luke D’Anello Norwood coach Nathan Bassett is lighter in the pocket after the SANFL tribunal slapped him with a $800 fine. Bassett was fined for using abusive language towards an umpire during his side’s match on Thursday night.
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By Luke D’Anello Glenelg’s Alex Grima is the Round 2 winner of the SANFL Powerade Star Search Award. Grima kicked five goals and gathered 16 possessions to help his side defeat West Adelaide last Saturday. To be eligible, players must be 21 or under at the beginning of 2010, and have played no more than eight SANFL games before the…
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By Luke D’Anello Central District midfielder Luke Habel is the Round 1 nomination for the SANFL Powerade Star Search Award. The 21-year-old notched 24 possessions against Port Magpies on debut and kicked two goals. To be eligible, players must be 21 or under at the beginning of 2010, and have played no more than eight SANFL games before the season…
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By Mr Dandalooa The SANFL bosses have voted down a merger between Port Power and the Port Adelaide Magpies. Port Adelaide’s proposed merger with debt-stricken local affiliate club, the Port Adelaide Magpies, appears to be a no-go with SANFL directors unanimously voting down the idea. The Power were forced to separate from the Magpies when they entered in to the…
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The reign of the Elizabeth mob was supposed to be over, but try telling that to the Central District players. Often quipped as being too old and too slow, the Bulldogs were simply too good for Glenelg in the SANFL grand final by a convincing 42-points at AAMI Stadium on Sunday. Experience proved the difference when crunch time hit in…
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Glenelg made a clear statement and received a much-needed confidence boost for the grand final against the Bulldogs with an emphatic 66-point triumph over Sturt in the preliminary final at Adelaide Oval on Sunday. It was just the performance Tigers coach Mark Mickan sought from his players after the SANFL ladder leaders dropped the ball the previous again Central District,…
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All-conquering Central District has once again avoided a preliminary final after disposing of top-of-the-table Glenelg by 30 points in the second semi-final at Adelaide Oval on Sunday. The Bulldogs have contested every grand final since 2000 and has never had to play on the season’s penultimate day, advancing straight to the season-decider on every occasion. It was a typical Central…
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