McBean hungry to achieve goals for Tigers
Glenelg forward Liam McBean has no regrets having a season away from football, and his form reflects his renewed enthusiasm, collecting the Ken Farmer Medal as the SANFL’s top goalkicker.
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Glenelg set to back classy pair for semi-final
Glenelg coach Mark Stone is expected to gamble with two players who have missed much of the season because of injury in its big second semi-final against old rival Port at Adelaide Oval.
Monday Recovery: Exodus at Sturt as stars hang up boots
Some of Sturt’s biggest stars pull the pin, an ill Andy Otten shines for Adelaide, Glenelg pulls out all stops ahead of Port semi-final battle and more as the race for the SANFL crown heats up.
Why Glenelg draft prospect really is Hurn 2.0
The likeness of Glenelg teenager Will Gould and West Coast skipper Shannon Hurn has been well noted. But a comparison of their numbers highlights the SA pair’s similarities even further
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Bloods the spoilers once again
THE upsets keep coming for West Adelaide, as it put a dent in the finals aspirations of South Adelaide on Saturday.
Sturt survives Bulldogs’ scare
STURT steadied with six goals to two in the last quarter to hold off a determined but inconsistent Central District.
Eagles flying at top of the ladder
WOODVILLE-West Torrens has moved five wins clear on top of the SANFL ladder after overcoming a plucky North Adelaide on Saturday.
Road wins the next challenge for Glenelg
GLENELG is on track to finally end a finals drought, but there’s one key stat still that haunts the Tigers.
O’Keefe’s SANFL juggling act
ADELAIDE Crows SANFL coach Ryan O’Keefe is measured not just on how many wins his side collects but on the improvement of individuals and preparing them for the AFL.
Panthers warrior to weigh up future
SOUTH Adelaide Nick Liddle has yet to decide if he will play beyond this season, but he is focused on the important clash against West Adelaide in Noarlunga on Saturday.
Attack on Port’s history hurts us all
LOVE it or hate it, Port Adelaide deserves respect for its grand SANFL achievements, says Graham Cornes. Which is why he is outraged by the SA Football Budget’s decision to strip it of its proud history.
Shades of Black in Edwards
SANFL high performance manager Brenton Phillips has compared Adelaide Crows father-son prospect Jackson Edwards to triple premiership-winning Lion Simon Black.
Six-shooter Milera fires rising Bays
Glenelg forward Terry Milera showed his class to kick six goals and have a vital role in the Tigers climbing into the top five on the SANFL ladder with five rounds remaining.
Quiet please! Crows ruffled by noisy Bloods fans
WEST Adelaide’s hot-blooded and vocal cheer squad refuses to be silenced and will maintain the rage in coming SANFL matches despite protests from Crows fans it is too noisy.
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