Race heats up for top three
Glenelg has a stranglehold on minor premiership despite a weekend draw, but who else will earn double chance? Plus, a Tiger claws into Magarey Medal contention, Dogs to dodge spoon and more in this week’s Monday Recovery.
Central District
Isaiah following in famous AFL uncles’ footsteps
As the nephew of Eddie Betts and Shaun Burgoyne, Prince Alfred College and Central District rising star Isaiah Dudley has skill in his blood and no shortage of people to turn to for footy advice.
Panthers conquer Dogs for much-needed points
South Adelaide needed a win against Central District to keep their finals hopes alive and they reigned supreme after a strong opening half.
Injury setback for Tigers star
Glenelg forward Josh Scott has had a nightmare season after breaking his arm. Will he have an impact on the Tigers’ bid for the flag?
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Thomas keen to lead SA state team
THE easy option for Paul Thomas would be to have this weekend off. Instead, he’s leading South Australia against Victoria.
Playing footy ‘pure relief’ for Matt
FEW people outside of the Bulldogs, his family and friends will know just how much stepping onto the field this season means to Matt Claughton.
Double Blues crush Dogs at Elizabeth
STURT made a mockery of its poor record at Elizabeth to crush Central District by 52 points in a low-standard contest on Saturday.
Gowans carries the drinks for SA
NINE-time premiership player Chris Gowans has taken the first steps towards a coaching career by doing the running for SA’s under-18 team.
Tigers triumph over Bulldogs in a thriller
GLENELG willed its way over the line against Central District at the Bay on Saturday to record its second win for the season.
Platten backs Symes’ decision to retire from footy
SA FOOTY legend John Platten supports Brad Symes’ decision to walk away from football, saying he lives with constant pain from his playing days.
Platten backs Symes’ decision to retire from footy
SA FOOTY legend John Platten supports Brad Symes’ decision to walk away from football, saying he lives with constant pain from his playing days.
Symes retires with battered head held high
WATCH THE BUMP: FOUR weeks after he was knocked unconscious in a sickening collision, former Crow and Power defender Brad Symes wakes most nights with a cramp in his neck.
Symes retires with battered head held high
WATCH THE BUMP: FOUR weeks after he was knocked unconscious in a sickening collision, former Crow and Power defender Brad Symes wakes most nights with a cramp in his neck.
Brad Symes retires from footy
CENTRAL District co-captain Brad Symes has decided to retire from football due to multiple concussion injuries.
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