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Perhaps we're all just stunned at the lack of respect being shown for the SANFL's most successful ever coach. It is unusual to appoint a coach who's in his sixties, but it's strictly for one year while he shows Timmy Ginever the ropes. With the SANFL's diminished status these days the...

Don Scott's magnificent SANFL coaching record could be under threat :p What on earth has happened to the Norwood Football Club :confused:

Probably - that's where I got my copies of the 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998 and 1999 Grand Finals from - I might ask them if they have 1990 and 1992 to complete the set :D

The mid 1990s eh? Port won the 1994, 1995 and 1996 SANFL premierships - seems they coped. And the 1994 Grand Final was the greatest comeback in SANFL history.

"Looking at the teams before the match on paper, there was no logical reason why you should win and we should lose" - G. Cornes.

It's not fair - Port using all those AFL players ;)

In my early high school days in Woomera we used to have an annual match against Gladstone High School. One year when we played at Gladstone (mid-North SA, Flinders Ranges area) it was so bloody cold - especially playing up forward during a shellacking - that after the game my fingers were...

Gotta feel sorry for the kiddie - he must have thought all his Christmases had come at once when he escaped from the Dockers to be picked up by his beloved Camry Crows. Now he can't get a game for his old SANFL side. There seems to be a curse surrounding the Crows forward recruits...

The glory days of the SANFL are all there - in BLACK and WHITE! :D BTW - the really good guys won the big one for Johnno a few weeks later. And Sturt's gory days were just beginning...

Okay, the AFL Hall of Fame entry for Fitzgerald says he was a half forward flanker (maybe for Collingwood?) but The Advertiser named him at CHF four times. Agree that Don lindner should be on the unlucky list, but I'd have Stephen Kernahan at CHF before Lindner. Sturt's 'Golden Era'...

Well, The Advertiser has come up with the idea of naming the best SANFL team of the last 50 years, to mark the 50th anniversary of their naming a team of the year. Here's mine (not many from the last 10 years!) R. Davies T. Evans B. Cunningham L. Head...

Yes, i think South is a team we can all have a soft spot for :p

Got a PC rigged up in the back of that panel van have you Santos? ;) Vi's site Port has progress scores of the Maggies game if you can't see/hear the match: half time Team 1st Q 2nd Q Port 3.5 (23) 8.7 (55) Eagles 2.3 (15) 2.6 (18) Goals: Warrior...

Has Sturt won a flag in your life time?

Why do you think Port Adelaide fans are nostalgic about their current guernsey then? We've won about 20 flags wearing them! :p

Looks like Frock Boy is about to cause grief at yet another club... From The Advertiser: Former Sydney, Port Adelaide and Brisbane defender Adam Heuskes' plans to return to SANFL ranks with WEST ADELAIDE this season have stalled. The Bloods returned to pre-season training on January 7...

Is that across the board in the SANFL, or just at Sturt? It will be a sad day if the Maggies have to stop wearing the lace ups, the woollen version (usually long sleeved) just don't seem to have the right proportions of the 'prison bar' design. Hopefully that shiny material they use for AFL...

This should make you followers of The Rest of South Australia gasp in awe: MAGPIES, 1907-2000 VS P W L D Central District 105 76 28 1 Glenelg 211 157 53 1 North Adelaide 254 175 79 - Norwood 289 165 118 6 South Adelaide 249 193 53 3 Sturt 254 174 78 2 West Adelaide 252 168 82...

Glenelg are doing their best to emulate Sturt's shameful years...:p

Neil Kerley must be turning in his grave at what Glenelg has become.

South and Glenelg should just merge - it worked for two other pathetic clubs.

It's all a Victorian plot according to G. Cornes :rolleyes: Snub of juniors a disgrace By Graham Cornes Saturday, December 01, 2001 IN what has been an enormous week in international sport, it has been easy to overlook one of the most alarming developments in SA football history...

Never mind - there's always plenty of WAFL players on the lookout for a decent wage (that's where Mellody came from). Would you believe the salary cap per club in the WAFL is only $110,000 :eek:

Subiaco Reserves...What a feat!! Subiaco's reserves - undefeated. Until yesterday's Grand Final :p

Re: Chapman's Letter to Members Sure puts the acid on the next mug doesn't it :p

Congratulations to Ryan and Tony. That must be a first - a tie between two players from the same club. It might be enough for Tony Brown to get another shot at the AFL, but Rhino is probably a bit too old now (mind you, Troy Wilson made his AFL debut at 29). Well done too to the runner-up...

Leaving aside the obvious best Port Magpies like Russell Ebert, Bob Quinn & Geof Motley, three of my favourites have been: John Cahill Bruce Light Brian Cunningham Max James Tim Evans Bomber Clifford Craig Bradley Greg Phillips Russell Johnston Scott Hodges Mark Williams Timmy...

I wonder if the poor blighter will still have a job...:mad:

Fremantle Dockers Chairman Ross Maclean is an ABC Board member, perhaps some pressure can be brought to bear through him - after all, a healthy WAFL (second tier footy in general)should be in the interests of the Dockers. Only two problems with that - he's also an ex Liberal pollie...and he's...

I remember a game in the Woomera Football league in 1970-something where Works were leading Koolymilka by more than 15 goals at 3 quarter time which was amazing in itself because Kooly were a strong team ironically after spending years as the easybeats of the WFL anyway 'ideal centreman' Alan...