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OFFICIAL INS & OUTS FOR SEASON 2014



NORWOOD:

INS: Ben Warren (Head Coach, formerly player), Angus Clarke (Returning), Alex Forster (Fremantle / Returning), James Allan (Lara/North Adelaide)

OUTS: Nathan Bassett (Essendon), Brett Zorzi (Retired), Ben Warren (Retired), Mat Suckling (Victoria), Lewis Stevenson (Power Reserves), Mitch Grigg (Crows Reserves), Luke Brown (Crows Reserves), Matt Suckling (Retired), Darren Pfeiffer (Qld), James Aish (Brisbane), Trent Dumont (Nth Melbourne), Matthew Fuller (Western Bulldogs), Orazio Fantasia (Essendon), Alex Georgiou (Melbourne), Matt Thomas (Richmond)




NORTH ADELAIDE:

INS: Ken McGregor (Senior Coach), Corey Grove (Port), Adam Barnes (Port), Tom Sandercock (Port), Alan Obst (Central), Luke Mitchell (Carlton), Rhys O'Keefe (Carlton), Jesse O'Brien (Brisbane), Jarrod Stokes (NT)

OUTS: Josh Francou (Sydney Swans), Lewis Johnston (Crows Reserves), Andrew Moore (Power Reserves), Matthew Wright (Crows Reserves), George Hewett (Sydney), Mitchell Harvey (Power), Nathan Gordon (Richmond), Alex Spina (Crows), Nathan Blee (East Perth), Brian Fenton (country)




WEST ADELAIDE:

INS: Richard Newell (NEAFL), Andrew Hayes (Port Magpies)

OUTS: Andy Collins (Williamstown), Brad Mangan (Williamstown), Tippett (Nth Melbourne), Zachary Bates (Geelong)




EAGLES:

INS: Michael Wundke (Eagles), James Boyd (Central), Jacob Templeton (Central), Josh Growden (GWS / Returning)

OUTS: Aaron Day (Retired), Brad Kirk (Retired), Nick Salter (Retired), Lee Staple, Luke Dusntan (St Kilda), Malcolm Karpany (West Coast), Cameron Giles (Carlton), Riley Knight (Crows), Josh Growden (American Football)




CENTRAL:

INS: Tim McIntyre (Central), Bryce Retzlaff (Box Hill), Justin Hoskin (Port Power / Magpies), Ben Mabobn (Kangaroos), Josh Wittwer (Returning), Johann Wagner (Port Lincoln), Gilbee

OUTS: Seb Guilhaus (NT), James Boyd (Eagles), Ian Callinan (Crows Reserves), Brayden O'Hara (Albury), Jacob Templeton (Eagles), Sam Colquhoun (Port Magpies) , Jake Martin (Emplyment - WA)




PORT:

RETAINED: Danny Butcher, Sam Gray (via AFL rookie draft to Port Adelaide AFL), Ben Haren, Jake Johansen, Aseri Raikiwasa, Ben Sawford, Steven Summerton, Louis Sharrad, Henry Slattery [leadership player], Robbie Young

INS: Karl Amon (Sandringham Dragons), Anthony Biemans (South Barwon), Travis Boak (Glenelg), Matthew Broadbent (Woodville-West Torrens), Darcy Byrne-Jones (Oakleigh Chargers), Alipate Carlile (South Adelaide), Dom Cassisi (West Adelaide), Tom Clurey (Glenelg), Sam Colquhoun (Central District), Kane Cornes (Glenelg), Daniel Flynn (Ireland), Robbie Gray (West Adelaide), Hamish Hartlett (West Adelaide), Mitchell Harvey (North Adelaide), Campbell Heath (Woodville-West Torrens), Cameron Hitchcock (Glenelg), Jack Hombsch (Sturt), Jarman Impey (Murray Bushrangers), Tom Jonas (Norwood), Matthew Lobbe (West Adelaide), Tom Logan (Glenelg), Kane Mitchell (Woodville-West Torrens), Angus Monfries (Sturt), Andrew Moore (North Adelaide), Cameron O'Shea (South Adelaide), Jasper Pittard (Sturt), Jared Polec (Brisbane Lions/Woodville-West Torrens), Jarrad Redden (Woodville-West Torrens), Brent Renouf (Norwood), Sam Russell (Geelong Falcons), Jay Schulz (Woodville-West Torrens), Mason Shaw (South Adelaide), Lewis Stevenson (Norwood), Paul Stewart (Woodville-West Torrens), Justin Westhoff (Central District), Matthew White (Richmond), Chad Wingard (Sturt)

OUTS:Alex Barns (North Adelaide), Kory Beard (Sturt), Ryan Blundell (North Adelaide), Brett Ebert (retired), Corey Grove (North Adelaide), Andrew Hayes (West Adelaide), Justin Hoskin (Central District), Daniel Kulikowski (Williamstown), Sean Lemmens (Gold Coast Suns), James Meiklejohn (retired), Zane Kirkwood (Sturt), Luke Reynolds (Carlton), Matthew Rose (South Adelaide), Tom Sandercock (North Adelaide), Luke Slattery (retired), Josh Thurgood (Gepps Cross), James Watt (Sturt), Sean Lemmens (Gold Coast), Ken McGregor (Senior Coach, North)




GLENELG:

INS: Matthew Lokan (Head of Football Development), Sam Lonergan, Pat McCarthy (Carlton), Nathan Stark (Melbourne), Aaron Joseph (Carlton), Clint Alleway (Retirement/North Adelaide), Mitch Thorp (Tas), Josh Scott (Gippsland)

OUTS: Jason Davenport (Victoria), Kane Tenace (Victoria), Matthew Scharenberg (Collingwood), Tim Walsh, Ryan McInerney, Ben Mules (Retired), Tim Walsh (work), Jarryd Lyons (Crows), Sam Shaw (Crows), Cameron Hitchcock (Port), Tom Clurey (Port), Shaun McKernan (Crows), Riley Milne (West)




SOUTH:

INS: Luke Durdin, Matthew Rose (Port), Brent McLeod (NEAFL), Lachlan Boyd (Vic), Frazer Dale (Carlton), Matthew Rankine (West),

OUTS: Michael Wundke (Eagles), Kyle Hartigan (Crows), Mason Shaw (Port)




STURT:

INS: Zane Kirkwood (Port), Kory Beard (Port), James Watt (Port), Rory Taggert (Melbourne), Jaydon Stiles (Portland), Richard Tambling (Adelaide)

OUTS: Luke Crane (Retired), Adam Thompson (Yankalilla), James Battersby (Crows) , Angus Graham (Adelaide), Rory Atkins (Adelaide), Aidan Riley (Melbourne), Matthew Jaensch (Adelaide), Brodie Martin (Adelaide).

Another out for the Premiers with Mat Suckling announcing his retirement at the B&F count tonight

Please use this thread for OFFICIAL ins and outs only, must have confirmation via media or club announcement, no need to list AFL players yet until we are aware of all trades/delistings.

For any rumours and discussions please posts here -> viewtopic.php?f=1&t=39031

Thanks to BP who will collate and update.

Ferguson out for the Bloods - Farewell to a club and SANFL champion.

Luke Crane retired ... Sturt FC posted on Facebook this morning.
"Luke won a Magarey Medal in 2008 (SANFL best and fairest) and was a dual PT Morton Medal winner (Sturt best and fairest) in 2007 and again in 2011. Hard running, courageous and seriously competitive Luke Crane also loved to celebrate a goal. Thanks for the memories Luke and Sturt wishes you the very best for life after football."
Craney is a ripping bloke, and Sturt FC is a better club for having him wear the double blue!

Aaron Day announced his retirement at B & F Fri night. Had a career year in 2011 culminating with the 2011 premiership.
Was never the same player after 2012 pre season with Essendon.

Seb guilhaus going to nt

Adam Thomson leaving Sturt to play/coach Yankalilla

Kirk offically retired from Eagles

Big out for the Bloods with Brad Mangan returning to Victoria...

With Ferguson gone and the chance that Tippett could get drafted as a mature age, West would have to rebuild their whole defence...

http://www.sanfl.com.au/news/sanfl_news/2298/

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/afl/bulldogs-make-shock-decision-to-release-rover-james-boyd/story-fnii02s3-1226741177960

James Boyd "officially" sacked.

Luke Durdin is an officially In for South Adelaide

Brad Mangan an official out for West as per club email.

Veteran South Australian National Football League field umpire Tony Dey, 35, has decided to pack away the uniform and put away the whistle.

Dey began his career in umpiring at the Port Adelaide White Zone, SASFA School Panel in 1991. As a young boy, Dey used to abuse the umpires on the side lines so his parents thought it would be a good idea for him to see the other side of the fence.

Dey made his league debut umpiring at Adelaide Oval in 1999; South Adelaide took on Central District.

Dey has gone on to umpire 273 SANFL League games with 3 League Grand Finals.

In 2009, Dey won the highest achievement for an SANFL League field umpire, the Golden Whistle. The Golden Whistle goes to the best SANFL field umpire who consistently performs in the key areas of umpiring throughout the season.

Umpiring is not always about the game of football, it is about the friends that you meet along the way.

“Mateship and the game of football is what kept me going, the guys that you meet along the way, a lot of guys will be lifelong friends,’’ Dey said.

The achievement of going up grades; a sign of improvement and the tough games are what kept Dey umpiring.

“Whenever you go up a grade, it was always fantastic, but the 2009 Grand Final will always stick with me as the highlight,’’ Dey said.

“The most memorable match would be Port against Norwood at Alberton Oval, it was a massive shoot out, conditions were fantastic for football, the final score was 21 goals to 23 and fights happening everywhere,” said Dey on what kept him umpiring and the most memorable match that will always stick with him.

Dey’s inspirations and those who have been there along the way have always been family and friends.

“Mum and dad, family have always been there and it was coming to watch me when I was younger,’’ Dey said.

‘’For my league career it was my wife, Michelle, we were married at a young age so she has always been there.’’

Retiring will be something different for Dey, not having to train daily and the idea of spending time with his young daughter, Mackenzie, 18 months is something to look forward too.

“Spend time with the family, go on a holiday with family and friends and I want to coach; either umpiring or football, I’m not sure,” Dey said when asked what was next on his agenda.

Courtesy of http://www.sanfl.com.au/news/sanfl_news/2312/

Matthew Rose from Port Adelaide, and Brent Mcleod (returning from a 2 yr absence in the NEAFL) are official Ins for South Adelaide.

Darren Pfeiffer is going to Queensland for study and is an Out for Norwood

Wunke has left South Adelaide to join the Eagles

https://www.facebook.com/sanflnews/posts/753128918036989

Wundke decides to turn his back on South
Michael Wundke has informed the club today that he will be leaving the club to join the Eagles. Michael has accepted a long-term deal with the Eagles that provides him with financial security that is not reliant on Michael playing and performing for his new club. The South Adelaide Football Club has left no stone unturned in it’s attempt to retain Michael as a player at the club. We have been trying to discuss 2014 and beyond with Michael since a couple of mid-season wins in a row against West and Sturt. At Michael’s request we waited until the end of the season and we put an offer to Michael for 2014 within a week of the end of the SANFL minor round following a meeting with him. I met personally with Michael post season, and again on his return from a post season holiday overseas. Very recently the Eagles significantly increased the term of their offer to Michael and we made a lengthy and detailed presentation to Michael and his agent on Friday 1st November on why we felt South Adelaide was the best place for Michael to continue his SANFL career. We believe our financial offer to Michael was commensurate with the rival’s offer but our offer to Michael was slightly more reliant on Michael playing games for our club. The South Adelaide Football Club recruited Michael from North Adelaide in 2011 and gave Michael the opportunity to perform well at SANFL league level. We are disappointed that Michael has turned his back on the opportunity to continue helping our club improve.

Evan Arnold
Chief Executive Officer

Zane Kirkwood an official in for sturt

Kory Beard an official in for Sturt, also