How a large commercial airliner can go missing for 2 days without a trace.

Comparing this 'lost' plane to those lost 50 years ago is meaningless, the vast array of modern technology should have seen to a rapid identification of the location.

Really disappointed with having Ricky Nixon up next ... past legends and genuine characters are great, but dickhead has-been player agents, WTF?

Why is that?

On early results, the Libs should be suicidal.

After 12 years of Labor, with an every increasing appetite for change, the Libs look like they may fall short of a majority.

Miraculously, Labor still have some hope of forming a majority government and a have a better chance than the Libs of forming a minority.

Whale oil beef hooked.

Allegedly some would even turn for him ...

It's totally meaningless to compare this years membership numbers with previous years this early ... come back in a few months time with some solid facts.

I'm sure he'll enjoy the showers tonight ...

The Libs have again clutched defeat from the jaws of victory.

Marshall's leadership under serious threat you'd expect now.

Watch the Hatfields and McCoys go hammer and tongs now, it will be on for young and old.

One things for certain though, even the Libs won't stuff up the next election and Labor will be removed in a landslide.

Weatherill now walks on water, Don Farrell now set for political obvilion.

Maybe, but the SA Labor party have used up all of these though ...

Downer is only marginally below the Poodle ... righteous, silver spoon, useless git

As long as they have Nikki Visser on it then I don't give a faark ...

why we still have cheques ... and faxes

Kerls on next ... good move before he goes completely senile

If only Gayle gave that much of a faark in Tests ...

The AFL got over billion dollars in the last media rights deal but can't afford a couple of cameras on the goal posts for the video review,.

Working well at the moment isn't it?

Port getting caught out doing back room deals created the Crows ...

Got off with a Hans Brix nasty letter ...

It's quite simple really, get rid of anyone associated with the Hatfield and McCoys feud ... Evans, Chapman, etc

Also Lucas has to go, and tell Bernardi and Pyne to faark off.

kickinit wrote:what will you say if we belt glenelg next week? be back to saying we are too strong?

IF that happens, then you've beaten the bottom side from last year ... big faarking deal.

I thought it was OK, certainly miles ahead of the ABC coverage, but then again it should be considering it costs 10 times as much.

For those that can't or won't move on, who have protested by not buying their club's membership this year, won't go to Port or Crows SANFL games, or for those that just need a place to sook.

Here you go.

For those that can't or won't move on, who have protested by not buying their club's membership this year, won't go to Port or Crows SANFL games, or for those that just need a place to sook.

Here you go.

Just because you don't give a rats about the club or your comp doesn't mean we should be the same.

Vice President, arena advertising and sponsor the club ... please advise what else I need to do to give a rats. #-o

How do you know Maxy?

The Man getting his sorry arse kicked ... Karma

West 0.0 0
Eagles 0.0 0

Faark Q, open the other eye ...

All other grounds are dark ...

Great move, keep the chucker and let Klinger go West ... way to go SACA

the ox is slow but the Earth is patient ...

Weagles ... thud

<insert post match comments here>

I knew it ... resurrection my arse.

Bloody fairy tales.

Well there's a record I thought the Bays were certainties for ...

Groucho wrote:Really pissed off that my team had to be the first to lose to them.
It never fails.

Actually, thank you.

LOL, that seems to imply that no-one would have attended these games and ALL the attendance is due to the Crows.

Anecdotal evidence on this site suggests only a few hundred Crows supporters are turning up to games, so the 'positive' impact of the Crows on attendances is marginal at best.

24laceup wrote:Hey Dedja, any chance of linking this thread to whoever loses to or even plays against the crows or the smears?? It would make things easier for the trolls on here.

Nah mate, easier to herd cats ...

Is there any other competition in the world where full time professionals play semi professionals, with such a significant difference in salary cap?

Every 4 years when the US Dream Team wins gold in the Men's basketball at the Olympics.
And I don't think the Haarlem Globetotters play by the same rules as the rest. Oh hang on...their games really are a farce

whatdoyamean the Globetrotters are a farce???

They're not REAL????

FFS, when did this happen?

1st warning Booney, they are just statements, not whinges.

Please ensure you use strong emotive terms such as ... FFS, wanker, dickhead, etc.

I'd say no TV coverage at all ( the SANFL couldn't afford to pay someone to do it as they would get reduced revenue ) and reduced ( which is minimal now ) print media coverage. As a result, less sponsorship.

Less sponsorship, less monies in the clubs.....you do the maths.

The result would be catastrophic.

I'd have to say I'd disagree with that.

I might be wrong, but I don't believe the major sponsors at Glenelg base their sponsorship dollars on TV or print media exposure ... most are there because they are led by loyal Glenelg supporters who pay relatively modest amounts to sponsor the club.

Ground signage, website advertising, match day or other events (lunches/dinners) provide the modest returns as benefits of their sponsorship dollars.

Any TV or print media exposure is a bonus. What may happen though is that prolonged media exposure if say, channel 7 coverage takes off, may encourage new sponsorship interest.

But my point is that this has insignificant impact on current sponsorship.

Glenelg's financial issues aren't sponsorship (yes, more would be nice), it's the lack of patronage at the Bar and Bistro and Function Centre, which has a direct relationship to on field success.

69'er

or just get the text out when he falls asleep again ...

Faark, are we being coached by the Waterhouses ... *cough* Fine Cotton *cough*

Yes, the question must be asked.

Maybe its just a conspiracy because they voted no.

South will probably suffer the same fate.

I am so pissed off I missed this one... always a great atmosphere with a big crowd at the Bay.

Sounded like a total team effort, concerned about McGinty though, hope the knee isn't too bad.

Seemed like Tex was handy after a year out and pulled through OK.

Must have been a weird and awkward night for a few, from what I'm hearing a good turnout by Crows fans or maybe it was just confused Bay supporters in drag.

I am so pissed off I missed this one... always a great atmosphere with a big crowd at the Bay.

Sounded like a total team effort, concerned about McGinty though, hope the knee isn't too bad.

Seemed like Tex was handy after a year out and pulled through OK.

Must have been a weird and awkward night for a few, from what I'm hearing a good turnout by Crows fans or maybe it was just confused Bay supporters in drag.

Your the expert, so fair enough :prayer:

Y O U ' R E

OK, whinge time ... how about actually reporting on the match Scott Walsh? ... disgraceful

Birthday boy Taylor Walker kicks three goals in strong return, despite Adelaide’s 37-point loss to Glenelg
SCOTT WALSH THE ADVERTISER APRIL 25, 2014 11:06PM

THE knee’s good, the hands still work and the goalkicking boot, well, it’s as trusty as ever.

Taylor Walker’s return to football passed with flying colours last night as the Adelaide forward booted three goals for the Crows’ reserves against Glenelg in an extended comeback that lasted until midway through the final term at Gliderol Stadium.

The only thing missing in Adelaide’s 37-point loss to the Tigers was singing the song - but, under the watchful eye of coach Brenton Sanderson and virtually the entire Adelaide playing list and football department, Walker’s comeback was never about competition points.

It was about getting through.

And the Broken Hill boy, on his 24th birthday, ticked every possible box despite unexpected drizzle that lasted most of the game.

The final tally was 12 disposals, 10 of them kicks, for 3.3 with six marks, a tackle and three inside-50s.

Playing without a brace or any strapping on the rebuilt right knee he injured 363 days earlier, Walker was strong and certain on his feet.

The star forward played with total confidence as he kicked a goal in the opening quarter and two more when the Crows mounted a third-term charge.

It took just seven minutes for Walker to announce he was officially back. His first major came on a breaking lead that he marked and converted from 40m.

He missed another set shot eight minutes later but soon passed a major test when he gathered, stopped, changed direction and snapped on his left boot.

The shot missed, but the knee held tight.

There were a few scares - Walker almost ran head-first into the Adelaide dugout after marking inside the boundary line, then sent Glenelg players flying like tenpins at another marking contest on the wing.

Having played more time than the half most had expected, Walker was eventually put on ice in the final term when the game was beyond Adelaide’s reach

Bays at Footy Park ... will never be broken

That's 2 hours of my life I'll never get back ...

Or Option 5: boot Port out of the SANFL

Good article but unfortunately slightly out of context as the current Port Reserves setup wasn't announced at that point.