Wright words for young Panthers
South Adelaide was programmed to confront Adelaide in the opening round of the SANFL and Panthers coach Jarrad Wright wanted to make sure his young kids were ready for the challenge.
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Funding shortfall could spell end for SANFLW season
As SANFL clubs fight for survival, some women’s coaches fear their 2020 campaigns are over, saying the emphasis must be on getting men’s games underway. But the league is hopeful of finding a way to have women’s footy return later this year.
How SANFL’s future changed in just two weeks
The SANFL was extremely well-placed financially before the coronavirus hit. Now, the league’s eight clubs face an uncertain, and changing, landscape, writes Warren Partland.
SANFL clubs must ‘cut to the bone’ to survive
Glenn Elliott was the mastermind behind the financial revival of North Adelaide and Glenelg football clubs, and says SANFL clubs will need to be ruthless in order to weather the COVID-19 crisis.
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36-year-old adds another accolade to AFLW honours
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Wright man on board for Panthers
NEW South Adelaide coach Jarrad Wright will take charge of a team that has shown plenty of promise but yo-yoed for the past five seasons.
Sturt the hunted again as challengers chase
STURT has claimed the past two SANFL premierships under the guidance of Marty Mattner and the Double Blues will go into the first round as the team to beat.
Will Jesse be Glenelg’s White knight?
THE 2018 SANFL season promises to be another intriguing race for the flag, with Glenelg leading the way as it embarks on a new era. All the players, big signings, emerging stars and thoughts of the coaches are revealed in The Advertiser’s liftout on Monday.
SANFL safe from AFL reserves … for now
SANFL chief executive Jake Parkinson is 100 per cent confident there will be no national reserves competition next season after receiving written confirmation from the AFL.
SANFL to meet change with major review of operations
The SANFL has asked the state league clubs for submissions to be considered in a review of its competitions and pathways as it seeks to keep pace with a changing landscape.
Rowe’s 800km road trips to play for Panthers
Jorja Rowe travels more than 800km a week in a car just to play football with South Adelaide in the SANFLW.
Bulldogs coach fears for SANFL
HIGHLY-SUCCESSFUL Central District coach Roy Laird has written a passionate letter to the club to reveal his fears for the future of the state league and the need for positive action from the competition’s decision makers.
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