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Or the Greg Whittlesea Shield. Or even the Mal Greenslade Trophy. :cool:

That'd be Proclamation Day: 28 December (I think), usually celebrated on Boxing day instead. A bit warm for footy!

There are already a number of trophies in existence for winners of contests between two specific teams. Glenelg and South compete for the Peter Carey-Peter Darley cup, Port and Norwood for the Williams-Gallagher trophy, Eagles and Sturt have one (named after who - Shearman? Fitzgerald?). I...

WRONG A lot of us can't stand the coach-stealers.

What are you doing home so early? ;)

yeah, but most of them would be waving teal blue flags.

Nope. But if anyone can recommend a central watering hole which will be screening the telecast, I'm there.

Ar$eclown.

Just a little something to put things in perspective: http://www.aftenposten.no/english/sports/article875219.ece Players chased home, club officials headbutted, spectators threatened with rape and beheading. Just an average day on a Norwegian soccer pitch!

Actually, the guidelines published by the SANFL when it opened the tender for the second license called for the winning bid to retain a presence in the SANFL. Port Adelaide had every intention of retaining a presence in the SANFL. Brian Cunningham claimed as much in a newspaper article...

I can't explain why you attended that meeting dreamy - only you can answer that, as only you are responsible for your actions. Correct me if I'm wrong, but Port Power bought the oval from Port Magpies. Certainly money changed hands. This makes sense only if Port Magpies owned the oval to...

Do yourself a favour and extend your research beyond those people who have a vested interest in the Port Adelaide AFL club. Read newspapers. Examine the business registers. Compare the dates of actual events with the timelines asserted by the Port fans. Examine the staff movements of the...

And if you needed education about the curvature of the planet upon which we stand, would you call the Flat Earth Society for advice?

Beleve me, your being wrong does not disappoint me. The SANFL Port honour board stretches back to the dark ages - the Power board stretches back to 1997. The SANFL Port is the one which wears the same guernseys, has the same recruitment zone, same SANFL fans, had the same playing list...

Depends on your religion.

Correction Correction: Port (SANFL) 36 Port (AFL) 0 this can be confirmed by inspection of the respective honour boards in the Alberton clubrooms.

I had thought that 25 was to be paid in all cases except where harm was caused to the opponent (e.g. after a reportable offence). Regardless, neither distance looked like 50 or 25. And for swearing at the umpire, Williams could have reported the bloke for misconduct or whatever. I don't...

Suspended and thus ineligible. Unfortunately, he will steal a few votes away from Billy Neely too.

Aidan Parker, to give the first ever joint South/Glenelg Magarey Medallist :D

Actually DB, I thought it was two 25m penalties - but that knobhead Williams measured them out at least 35m. The second one was a joke, and demonstrates that Williams should not be a league umpire. Agree, good summary by Eddie. I thought Eagles were definitely off the boil for the first...

Coughing up 7.1 to diddly.squat in the last term didn't help much either...

Obviously - since there wasn't an elimination final last year... :rolleyes:

I guess somebody else has to do it then. I'll volunteer:

Tony Hall immediately springs to mind.

Based on the result in a pre-season trial between SANFL wooden spooner Glenelg and QAFL premier Southport a few years ago, I'd suggest that QAFL isn't that crash hot of a league. Offence not intended.

Re: Re: SANFL and WAFL players still excluded from the AFL Hall of fame. Bob Hammond deserves it solely on his performance in the 1973 Grand Final. If ever a bloke on the losing team deserved BOG, it was Hammond in that match.

Glenelg 13.6 (84) Woodville-West Torrens 9.7 (61) :D (I'm still in afterglow)

YEE-HAW! :D

A few of those = should be >, or at least >=.

I heard a rumour that he was indeed considering a return to SA - but not to his previous SANFL club...