Trengove out, but big guns back to bolster Port
Port Adelaide has regained some big names for the clash against Sturt, but a former Double Blues star will be missing due to injury. See all the Round 9 SANFL teams here.
West Adelaide
Footy champ back coaching — weeks after Parkinson’s surgery
Two months ago, former Crows and West Adelaide star Mark Mickan had revolutionary surgery to help treat his Parkinson’s disease. Now he’s back doing what he loves.
Monday Recovery: Bloods paying dearly for naps
West Adelaide paying price for poor quarters, Josh Scott ready to bounce back for Bays and a moment to forget for Brady Dawe. Catch up on another big round of SANFL in our Monday Recovery.
Legs have blood pumping in strong win
NORWOOD needed a response after losing two successive games, and took care of business against a plucky West Adelaide, riding on the back of a dominant second quarter.
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Bloods’ tilt hinges on injury doubts
WEST Adelaide’s chances of breaking a 30-year premiership drought this season may hinge on its medical department.
Bloods count cost of big win
WEST Adelaide got the percentage boost it needed against the Panthers but could be without star full-back Joel Tippett for its last two minor round games.
Collo would consider SANFL offers
OUTGOING West Adelaide coach Andrew Collins’ ideal job next season is a Melbourne-based AFL development role, but he will consider an SANFL coaching offer.
Win over Panthers puts Bloods third
WEST Adelaide refound the slick ball movement which has been missing from its game in a 117-point win against South Adelaide.
SANFL clubs want Redlegs, Bloods to suffer
THE Crows’ SANFL reserves team is facing new controversy after widespread dissatisfaction amongst local clubs with recruiting concessions handed to West Adelaide and Norwood.
Bulldogs can smell the finals
THERE is a smell of finals in the air again at Central District after a 30-point win over West Adelaide on Saturday.
Bloods, Legs can replace lost Crows
THE SANFL will allow West Adelaide and Norwood to replace home-grown Crows for their 2014 seasons despite a recruiting ban.
Bloods eye main prize
WINNING the Foxtel Cup to break a 30-year trophy drought has given West Adelaide the confidence to go one step further in this year’s SANFL premiership race.
West has 100,000 reasons to smile
WEST Adelaide bean counters as well as the players are smiling after winning the Foxtel Cup and the $100,000 prize purse to go with it.
West is best in Foxtel Cup
WEST Adelaide has survived a desperate fightback from East Fremantle to claim the Foxtel Cup at AAMI Stadium by four points.
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