North Adelaide briefly fields 19 men in win against Central, why some clubs should be calling for help as AFL clubs fire and your team’s run to finals. Another big week of state league action wrapped up in this week’s Monday Recovery.
Sturt star Aidan Riley was finally celebrating his 100th appearance and the Double Blues put on a show on the road against South Adelaide to celebrate.
Talented Sturt ruckman Tom Read returns to action in the reserves on Sunday, 10 weeks after a 9cm blood clot was revealed in his lower leg.
Matthew Broadbent, granted leave last month to focus on his mental health, will return to action for Port Adelaide in a Power-filled state league side while Norwood also set to regain some big names. See all the ins and outs here.
STURT and former Adelaide Crows player Richard Tambling says he is satisfied with the way the SANFL and West Adelaide Football Club dealt with a Bloods fan who racially vilified him.
WEST Adelaide kept its finals hopes alive and dealt Sturt’s top-three aspirations a blow after a four-point triumph at Richmond Oval on Saturday.
STURT has moved to within one win of top spot but coach Seamus Maloney was far from pleased after his side found itself in a last quarter scrap against a spirited Glenelg at Unley.
JOHN Hinge made the tough call to switch allegiance from Glenelg to Sturt at the end of the 2009 season hoping for more opportunities in the midfield.
STURT’S lofty position on the premiership ladder is a reflection of the stability at Unley this year. The club has used only 29 players all year.
PORT Adelaide regained its two-game cushion at the head of the SANFL premiership ladder after overcoming a gritty Sturt by 20 points at Unley on Saturday.
STURT coach Seamus Maloney lauded his side’s third quarter against Woodville-West Torrens at Woodville, claiming it was as ”good” as the side has played this season.
NORWOOD has rediscovered the lockdown football which made it so tough to score against in a 21-point win over Sturt at Unley on Sunday.
NORWOOD has rediscovered the lockdown football which made it so tough to score against in a 21-point win over Sturt at Unley on Sunday.
STURT veteran James McLeay, who plays his 150th match on Sunday, has been told by his grandmother that he overdoes handball and should kick more.
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