A former Adelaide Crow is leading the state’s goal kicking list but who will get to a century of goals first? Another country superboot and two Adelaide Footy League spearheads are not far behind. This and more in this week’s One-Percenters.
Player, administrator, mentor, social reformer – Kilburn Football Club stalwart Dale Agius has many titles but added 300-gamer for the Chics to his long list on Saturday.
Brighton has not only broken a drought stretching back to 1965, it has lit the fuse for one of the tightest top five battles in recent memory. Adelaide Footy League reports for every division.
Power forward Brad Ebert teams up with eight-times Port Adelaide premiership great Greg Phillips three decades after Phillips played with his father and uncle.
DUAL Norwood premiership player Garry McIntosh will use all his nous when he coaches Payneham Norwood Union in Saturday’s division two amateur football grand final.
UNLEY Mercedes’ Nick Wark says he is not thinking about supporters running onto the oval if he kicks his 100th goal of the season in tomorrow’s grand final.
A DESIRE to farewell footy with a flag alongside his brothers is bringing Scott McIntyre from Port Pirie to the Salisbury West Tigers each weekend.
AN Adelaide amateur footballer has been suspended for 32 weeks — leading to a lifetime ban from the league — after being found guilty of racial vilification and attempting to headbutt an umpire.
THREE Salisbury Football Club players have been chosen in All-Australian teams — just five months after the club launched its first women’s teams.
FOR all his records and goalkicking exploits, Darren ‘The Jerk’ Graetz says his 500-game career at Adelaide University has barely been about footy.
LADDER-leading Goodwood Saints coach Trent Mills knows too well amateur footy clubs do not win flags in July, August or even the second week of September.
IF DES Fuss has his way he’ll die on the football field.
THE amateur league will offer its clubs free financial advice to develop sustainable business models amid concerns about the viability of some teams.
BOB Campbell was a playing assistant coach during Salisbury West Football Club’s inaugural season in 1965 — now he is chairman as the Tigers celebrate their 50th anniversary.
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