Legs pick up pace to conquer Port
NORWOOD had been winning, albeit not with conviction, but it turned up the heat to take care of business in impressive fashion against Port Adelaide.
NORWOOD had been winning, albeit not with conviction, but it turned up the heat to take care of business in impressive fashion against Port Adelaide.
Inconsistency continues to be an issue for West Adelaide which needs a strong four-quarter effort to challenge Woodville-West Torrens on Good Friday. See the other main ins and outs for Round 4 here.
Norwood coach Jarrod Cotton says his side has the depth and talent to cover the absence of dual Magarey Medallist Mitch Grigg and extend its unbeaten start to the season.
Update: There will be no third successive Magarey Medal for Mitch Grigg who has accepted a one-match ban for striking, but young Adelaide Crow Darcy Fogarty successfully challenged a rough conduct charge at the SANFL tribunal on Tuesday.
NORWOOD’s ability to win while managing a sizeable injury list is paying dividends as it sits perfectly placed to win the minor premiership.
WOODVILLE-WEST Torrens out-tackled North Adelaide 54-53 yesterday and it was that final, extra one that delivered the Eagles a two-point win.
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.
NORWOOD has made a statement to the rest of the competition in beating Central District by 43 points at Elizabeth.
NORWOOD has publicly confirmed the club will vote against the push by the Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide to field AFL reserves teams in the SANFL.
NORWOOD football operations manager Mark Ross believes veteran Bryce Campbell’s comeback from an 20-month injury lay-off can inspire the side’s push for back-to-back flags.
NORWOOD coach Nathan Bassett is happy with how his side is playing ahead of its big game against Central District at Elizabeth.
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