White’s Tiger revival at Bays
Jesse White arrived at Glenelg to “transition out of footy’’, now the Bays’ big man is the Tigers’ grand final trump card against Port Adelaide on Sunday.
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‘Moved on’: Glenelg, Port have eyes only for flag
Port Adelaide and Glenelg’s coaches are expecting another tough contest in Sunday’s grand final but insist they have moved on from their physical semi-final and its spiteful aftermath. GET YOUR FREE PORT GRAND FINAL POSTER HERE
Scott no worries on injury, striking charge front
Glenelg forward Josh Scott has had his injury concerns this season and a heavy knock in the preliminary final — and a striking charge — gave the Tigers a few concerns.
Monday Recovery: Ex-Sturt champ eyes SANFL jobs
Magarey Medallist tipped for top coaching job, Glenelg to go into first grand final since 2008 at full strength and has the tribunal set a precedent? These and more as we wrap another big week in the SANFL.
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Nick Stevens to coach Tigers
FORMER Port Adelaide and Carlton midfielder Nick Stevens will coach Glenelg for the next two seasons.
Tigers close in on new coach
GLENELG is on the verge of naming its new coach, club president Nick Chigwidden says.
New Glenelg CEO ready for tough gig
INCOMING Glenelg Football Club chief executive Steve Moore is very aware he is stepping into one of the toughest gigs in SA footy.
Southeast flag inspired Bays champion
RETIRING Glenelg veteran Ben Mules says he may never have played for the Tigers if not for winning a senior flag in his southeast hometown.
Glenelg sacks coach Kris Massie
GLENELG Football Club has sacked coach Kris Massie.
Former Bays skipper retires
FORMER Glenelg captain Ben Mules has announced he is hanging up the boots.
Skipper puts last nail in Tigers’ coffin
THE Port Adelaide Magpies, in their last hit-out before becoming Power’s reserves team, have beaten Glenelg by 16 points at the Bay.
Bulldogs in hunt for top three
CENTRAL District is still in the hunt for a top three spot after conquering Glenelg by 63 points at Elizabeth Oval.
Cash-strapped Tigers given loan
GLENELG Football Club will use a $500,000 lifeline from Holdfast Bay Council “to grow and drive the business”, president Nick Chigwidden says.
Tigers avoid unlucky 13
GLENELG’s emphatic 67-point win over North Adelaide to end a 12-game losing streak could just save the job of coach Kris Massie.
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