How Bailey rediscovered the eye of the Tiger
Battered from pillar to post, Glenelg’s Darcy Bailey nearly walked away from SANFL football. Now he is preparing to play in a second semi-final.
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The day Granger made his mark on Glenelg
There have been few more controversial SANFL finals than the 1982 preliminary when Port Adelaide’s David Granger ran amok against Glenelg. As the sides resume their rivalry in a semi-final on Sunday, we revisit the infamous clash.
Tigers back gun duo against Port
Glenelg is back in the finals after an eight-year absence and the Tigers will be at full strength on Sunday after taking a punt on a couple of guns.
Tigers star gets his final ambition
Football life has not been easy for Andrew Bradley. But finally the breaks have fallen his way and he will play in the SANFL major round for Glenelg.
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More pain for Tigers against Eagles
THE Eagles bounced back from last week’s shock loss to Sturt to conquer Glenelg by 44 points at Brighton Rd on Saturday.
Magpies sneak home by three points
PORT Adelaide has broken Glenelg’s heart for the second time this season at Alberton, moving within one game of the top five.
Nelson calls it quits on Tigers
GLENELG Football Club is searching for a new chief executive after the shock resignation of Rob Nelson.
Panthers punish struggling Tigers
SOUTH Adelaide won its first home game over Glenelg in more than two years with a 23-point triumph at Noarlunga Oval on Saturday.
Massie will coach out the year
GLENELG coach Kris Massie’s position is safe at least until the end of the season.
Tigers reflect on ones that got away
TY ALLEN and Ruory Kirkby are a dying breed at Glenelg Football Club.
Massie laments final term meltdown
GLENELG coach Kris Massie’s message to his club’s supporters after a 102-point defeat against Norwood in round 14 could not have been more clear.
Ruckless Roosters overpower Tigers
NORTH Adelaide played without a ruckman for three quarters against Glenelg on Saturday and still cruised to an 87-point victory.
Legs show Glenelg no mercy
RUTHLESS Norwood extended its break at the top of the SANFL ladder and plunged Glenelg into crisis with a 102-point thumping at The Parade.
Bays are behind Massie
KRIS Massie still has the faith of the Glenelg Football Club to turn around its disappointing run of performances, Bays CEO Rob Nelson says.
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