Yellow and back: Bays book grand final berth
Glenelg is into its first grand final since 2008 — and will be chasing its first flag since 1986 — after fighting off a stubborn Adelaide outfit in the SANFL preliminary final.
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Triple-threat Tigers show their true stripes
There had been question marks about Glenelg’s much-vaunted forward line of Luke Reynolds, Liam McBean and Josh Scott heading into the preliminary final. But all rose to the occasion on the big stage.
Stable Crows primed for Tigers challenge
Adelaide has used more players than any other state league side this season, but a season first is on the cards for preliminary final.
Max has another reason to be Proud
Two years ago, Glenelg defender Max Proud was lying in hospital thinking his career was over, now he is on the verge of his first SANFL grand final.
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Cash-strapped Tigers ask for loan
THE cash-strapped Glenelg Football Club is asking for a $500,000 loan from Holdfast Bay Council to help pay its creditors and inject capital into its operations.
Cornes tells Tigers he’s happy to help
GLENELG premiership coach Graham Cornes has made himself available to fill an informal development role at Brighton Rd next season.
Norwood toughs it out over Glenelg
NORWOOD all but locked in the minor premiership after overcoming a plucky Glenelg by only eight points in atrocious conditions at Glenelg.
Departing CEO backs Tigers’ future
OUTGOING Glenelg chief executive Rob Nelson believes the club is well placed financially to tackle a challenging period ahead.
Tigers accept school’s call on Cory
SACRED Heart College and Glenelg say the school’s decision to deny Cory Gregson the chance to make his league debut has not strained relations.
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.
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