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Sturt splutters to second spot

Sturt splutters to second spot

THE Sturt machine is in need of fine tuning ahead of September after securing the double chance in unspectacular fashion on Saturday at Unley Oval.

Double Blues battle for double chance

Double Blues battle for double chance

THERE will be plenty of the line when Sturt takes on West Adelaide at Unley Oval on Saturday. The Double Blues will be desperate for the two points to lock in a top-three spot.

Unchanged Redlegs gunning for revenge against Roosters

Unchanged Redlegs gunning for revenge against Roosters

NORWOOD named an unchanged line-up to front North Adelaide — the last side it lost to — at The Parade on Friday night, but the Roosters have been forced to alter their side. See all the teams for Round 18 Retro Round here.

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SANFL: Central District v Norwood at Elizabeth Oval. 11 August 2018. Norwood coach Jarrod Cotton addresses his players at three Quarter Time.;(AAP Image/Dean Martin)

South Adelaide living on the edge

NERVOUS times ahead for South Adelaide in its quest to return to finals, Josh Glenn misses homecoming and draft hopes show up. All this and more in our Monday Recovery wrap of the split Round 17.

Tigers, Bloods stay in the hunt

Tigers, Bloods stay in the hunt

GLENELG and West Adelaide’s much-needed wins have kept their faint finals hopes alive, North desperately misses its skipper and a Norwood defender’s incredible recovery. Warren Partland wraps up the first weekend of the SANFL’s Round 17 split round.

The ’80s: A decade of champions and characters

The ’80s: A decade of champions and characters

FOOTY in South Australia during the ’80s was a mixture of good, bad and ugly. But what stood out more than anything were the characters and emerging superstars, writes Chris McDermott as he takes another walk down memory lane.

Five close to settled, but can anyone catch the Legs?

Five close to settled, but can anyone catch the Legs?

SOUTH Adelaide’s win at Alberton has all but confirmed the top five for finals, but what order and can anyone beat Norwood? Plus Aidan Riley to get his hands dirty and what is the future of the Port reserves? Catch up on another big weekend of SANFL.

Sturt sensation invited to draft combine

Sturt sensation invited to draft combine

STURT sensation Shane McAdam’s draft prospects have been given a major boost with the mature-age prospect invited to this year’s AFL Draft Combine. Find out the other South Australians who will be joining him.

Panthers can stake finals claim

Panthers can stake finals claim

SOUTH Adelaide can stake a huge claim for a finals berth with a win against Port Adelaide at Alberton Oval, but a loss can seriously hurt. See the Round 16 teams and each club’s run home.

Legs and Eagles chase top spot

Legs and Eagles chase top spot

NORWOOD will chase an 11th successive win when it meets Woodville-West Torrens at The Parade, and there is plenty of the line for both clubs. WATCH THE CHAT VIDEO

Is SANFL top five settled with South win?

Is SANFL top five settled with South win?

SOUTH Adelaide goes a long way to sealing finals spot with North Adelaide victory, midfielder walks out on Glenelg and the final possession rule still confusing some fans. See the highlights as we wrap up Round 15 in this week’s Monday Recovery.

Voss plays for Brisbane Lions

Voss plays for Brisbane Lions

STURT’S Casey Voss has further staked his claims to be a Brisbane Lions father-son pick by playing for their reserves team.

Blues take down high-flying Eagles

Blues take down high-flying Eagles

STURT bounced back from the defeat to Norwood with a victory over Woodville-West Torrens, climbing the SANFL ladder on the back of an impressive three quarters.

Carr makes statement with bulk changes

Carr makes statement with bulk changes

NORTH Adelaide coach Josh Carr made a massive statement when he revealed his side to front South Adelaide in Noarlunga on Saturday with a veteran star among those dropped.

Can Norwood be stopped?

Can Norwood be stopped?

NORWOOD will try to keep a lid on expectation, Warwick McGinty ends his time at Glenelg, West Adelaide stays alive in the finals hunt and Adelaide gets a win. It has been another big week in the SANFL.

Legs picking up the pace

Legs picking up the pace

NORWOOD has added Sturt to its list of victims, claiming ninth successive win at Unley Oval to make a serious statement on the SANFL competition.

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25/4/18 SANFL: Sturt v Port Adelaide at Unley Oval. Aiden Riley of Sturt tackled by Josh Simpson of the Magpies Picture MATT TURNER.

Double Blues too good for Pies

NOT even the controversial inclusion of Sam Powell-Pepper into the Port Adelaide line-up just a couple of hours before the opening bounce could halt Sturt at Unley on Wednesday.

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Port coach Matthew Lokan and Sturt coach Marty Mattner with Squadron Leader Peter Nelson and  who will toss the coin on Wednesday's Anzac Day match. Pictured at Adelaide War Memorial. Picture: DYLAN COKER

Grand final loss gives Port added Anzac Day motivation

IF playing football on Anzac Day wasn’t motivation enough, Port Adelaide has last year’s one-point grand final loss against Sturt also spurring them on at Unley on Wednesday with Tom Rockliff among the ins, but no Sam Powell-Pepper.

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15.4.2018.SANFL: Sturt v North Adelaide at Unley Oval.Max Thring smothers a kick from Thomas Read and tackled by Aidan Tropiano.   PIC:TAIT SCHMAAL.

Roosters crowing at Unley

NORTH Adelaide produced a tough, uncompromising performance to snap a nine-game losing streak against reigning premier Sturt in Unley.

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Revealed: Our number one SANFL player

SANFL experts Warren Partland and Mark Soderstrom have been counting down the state league’s 50 most talented and influential players this week. Today they unveil their top 10 – and the all-important number one.

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TOP 50 SANFL PLAYERS 2018

SANFL’s top 50 players: Part three

JO Sinor was rewarded for persistence with a brilliant 2017 season and his rise to prominence for Woodville-West Torrens has been recognised with a spot in the SANFL’s top 50. See who features in part three of our count down.

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TOP 50 SANFL PLAYERS 2018

SANFL’s top 50 players: Part two

JUST who is the best player in the SANFL? Warren Partland and Mark Soderstrom have come up with a list of the state league’s most talented and count down the top 50. Today we look at players 40 to 31.

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Footballer Chris McDermott (r) with Scott Salisbury.SANFL football - Glenelg match 25 Sep 1988. a/ct

Bone’s 25 favourite SANFL players

SOUTH Australian footy legend Chris ‘Bone’ McDermott has 50 years of fond memories of his time as a SANFL supporter and player. The inaugural Crows captain, who played over 250 games for Glenelg and captained the state team eight times, has selected his favourite 25 players.

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08/04/18 - SANFL - Sturt v Adelaide at Peter Motley Oval. Zane Kirkwood and Reilly O'Brien. Picture SARAH REED

Double Blues show brutal force

REIGNING premier Sturt is showing no sign of a premiership hangover, keeping the Adelaide Crows at arm’s length for most of the match before eventually kicking clear for a solid 49-point win at Peter Motley Oval.

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SANFL - Norwood v Central at Coopers Stadium. Peter Bampton tries to gee up the team after his goal. Picture Sarah Reed

Pressure test as Redlegs lose Smart

NORWOOD will be without Ed Smart for three weeks due to work and study commitments overseas, prompting a revamp of the line-up to face South Adelaide at The Parade.

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30.3.2018.SANFL. South vs Glenelg at Hickinbotham Oval, Noarlunga. Jesse White and Keegan Brooksby go up for the ruck.  PIC:TAIT SCHMAAL.

NT recruit to debut for Glenelg

NORTHERN Territory ruckman Neil Vea Vea will make his league debut for Glenelg against Port Adelaide at the Bay after Warwick McGinty was sent back to the reserves.

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SANFL - Sturt v Glenelg at Peter Motley Oval. Byron Sumner. Picture Sarah Reed

Sturt’s Sumner hit for six

STURT will be without Byron Sumner until at least round eight after he copped a lengthy suspension for striking Izak Rankine and Daniel Webb in the trial against West Adelaide last week.

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SANFL season launch at Adelaide Oval. The ten captains including Damon Hill, (Adelaide), Trent Goodrem (Centrals), Andrew Bradley (Glenelg), Max Thring (North Adelaide), Jace Bode (Norwood FC), Steven Summerton (Port Adelaide), Keegan Brooksby, (South Adelaide), Zane Kirkwood (Sturt), Tom Keough (West Adelaide), and Patrick Giuffreda (Eagles). 27 March 2018. (AAP Image/Dean Martin)

Sturt hungry for hat-trick

INSPIRATIONAL Sturt captain Zane Kirkwood is driven by success and is adamant there will be no drop off in hunger for another premiership when the SANFL kicks off this weekend.

Young gun Rankine’s three-game ban after fiery trial

Young gun Rankine’s three-game ban after fiery trial

HIGHLY promising West Adelaide small forward Izak Rankine has been banned for three weeks for striking in an SANFL trial while Sturt’s Byron Sumner faces a minimum three-weeks suspension for striking in the same game.

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