SA Footy

Pure SANFL draw for the third year of occupation.

IF the official tainted draw is a mess, then this one is a complete dog's breakfast:

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Round 1:
Friday March 25
Central v North @ Elizabeth 2.10pm
South v Glenelg @ Noarlunga 2.10pm
Monday March 28
Sturt v Eagles @ Unley 2.10pm
Bye: West, Norwood

Round 2
Friday April 1
Glenelg v West @ Glenelg 7.10pm
Sunday April 3
North v Norwood @ Prospect 2.10pm
South v Eagles @ Noarlunga 2.10pm
Bye: Central & Sturt

Round 3
Sunday April 10
Sturt v Central @ Unley 1.40pm
South v West @ Noarlunga 2.10pm
Bye: Glenelg & Norwood, Eagles, North

Round 4
Friday April 15
Norwood v Glenelg @ Norwood 7.4pm
Saturday April 16
Central v South @ Elizabeth 2.10pm
Sunday April 17
Eagles v North @ Woodville 2.10pm
West v Sturt @ Richmond 2.10pm

Round 5
Friday April 22
Norwood v Sturt @ Norwood 7.40pm
Monday April 25
West v Eagles @ Adelaide 1.10pm
Bye: North & South, Glenelg, Central

Round 6
Saturday April 30
Central v Norwood @ Elizabeth 12.10pm
Sunday May 1
North v Glenelg @ Prospect 2.10pm
Bye: Eagles & West, South, Sturt

Round 7
Friday May 6
Glenelg v Eagles @ Glenelg 7.10pm
Saturday May 7
South v Norwood @ NOarlunga 2.10pm
Sunday May 8
Bye: Central & Sturt, North, West

Round 8
Saturday May 14
Glenelg v Central @ Glenelg 2.10pm
Sturt v South @ Unley 2.10pm
West v North @ Richmond 2.10pm
Bye: Norwood, Eagles

Round 9
Friday May 20
Norwood v West @ Norwood 7.40pm
Sunday May 22
North v Sturt @ Prospect 2.10pm
Bye: Eagles & Glenelg, Central, South

State Game
Sunday May 29
South Australia v Victoria @ Adelaide Oval 1.40pm

Round 10
Saturday June 4
Eagles v Norwood @Woodville 2.10pm
South v North @ Noarlunga 2.10pm
West v Central @ Richmond 2.10pm
Bye: Sturt, Glenelg

Round 11
Sunday June 12
Eagles v Central @ Woodville 2.10pm
Monday June 13
Glenelg v North @ Glenelg 2.10pm
Bye: South & West, Norwood, Sturt

Round 12
Saturday June 18
Norwood v Central @ Norwood 2.10pm
Sunday June 19
Glenelg v Sturt @ Glenelg 2.10pm
North v West @ Prospect 2.10pm
Bye Eagles, South

Round 13
Saturday June 25
Eagles v South @ Woodville 2.10pm
West v Glenelg @ Richmond 2.10pm
Sunday June 26
Sturt v Norwood @ Unley 2.10pm
Bye: Central, North

Round 14
Saturday July 2
Eagles v West @ Woodville 2.10pm
Norwood v South @ NOrwood 2.10pm
Bye: Glenelg & Sturt, North, Central

Round 15
Saturday July 9
Glenelg v South @ Glenelg 2.10pm
North v Eagles @ Prospect 2.10pm
Bye: Central & Norwood, Sturt, West

Round 16
Saturday July 16
Central v Sturt @ Elizabeth 1.10pm
Sunday July 17
Norwood v North @ Norwood 2.10pm
Bye: South & West, Glenelg, Eagles

Round 17
Saturday July 23
South v Central @ Noarlunga 2.10pm
Sturt v West @ Unley 2.10pm
Sunday July 24
Glenelg v Norwood @ Glenelg 1.40pm
Bye: Eagles, North

Round 18
Saturday July 30
Eagles v Sturt @ Woodville 2.10pm
North v Central @ Propsect 2.10pm
West v South @ Richmond 2.10pm
Bye: Glenelg & Norwood

Round 19
Saturday August 6
Central v Glenelg @ Elizabeth 2.10pm
Sunday August 7
South v Sturt @ Noarlunga 2.10pm
West v Norwood @ Richmond 2.10pm
Bye: Eagles, North

Round 20
Saturday August13
Central v Eagles @ Elizabeth 2.10pm
North v South @ Prospect 2.10pm
Bye: Sturt & West, Norwood, Glenelg

Round 21
Sunday August 21
Eagles v Glenelg @ Woodville 2.10pm
Sturt v North @ Unley 2.10pm
Bye Central & South, West, Norwood

Round 22
Weekend of Saturday August 27
Central v West @ Elizabeth TBA
Norwood v Eagles @ Norwood TBA
Sturt v Glenelg @ Unley TBA
Bye: South, North

Finals Series:
Elimination & Qualifying Final
Weekend of Saturday September 3

Semi Finals
Weekend of Saturday September 10

Preliminary Final
Weekend of Saturday September 17

Grand Final
Sunday September 25

14 legit games across 23 weeks. Good times..

saintal wrote:14 legit games across 23 weeks. Good times..

40% of the season with no game to watch. At least the garden will get some attention this winter.

A quick glance reveals that South play 3 games in 9 weeks beginning round 5.

For **** sake get over the afl issue it's become so boring. Grow up

A squeaky wheel is what is needed keep it up.

A squeaky wheel is what is needed keep it up.

RM wrote:For **** sake get over the afl issue it's become so boring. Grow up

Why bother coming into this thread?

RM wrote:For **** sake get over the afl issue it's become so boring. Grow up

Says he who supports one of the AFL teams lol.

I'll get over the AFL teams the minute they stop polluting the integrity of the SANFL and rogering its long-term viability.

RM wrote:For **** sake get over the afl issue it's become so boring. Grow up

No, the AFL reserves being in our comp has been boring from the start.

The topic has become very boring move on as it's here to stay

Yes I follow the crows in the afl but rarely watch them and never go the their games as I'm north 100%

You know there is a thread 100% dedicated to this topic.

RM wrote:The topic has become very boring move on as it's here to stay

All the discussion on this topic in the last week has been initiated by you.

Perhaps you are the boring one...

RM wrote:Yes I follow the crows in the afl but rarely watch them and never go the their games as I'm north 100%

The Crows are one club with two teams that participate in the AFL and the SANFL competitions. But make no mistake, it's the one club. Players from the SANFL side one week can (and do) play in the AFL side the next, and vice versa.

In essence, you are supporting two sides in the same comp at once, and to that end, you are conflicted. So when you attend a North-Crows SANFL match, are you saying that you barrack against the Crows?

RM wrote:The topic has become very boring move on as it's here to stay

but thats just it, it isnt here to stay. the clubs still have the option of changing the terms, or kicking them out altogether, however unlikely it may be.

if it bores you, feel free not to read and participate in these sort of threads

Magellan wrote:

RM wrote:Yes I follow the crows in the afl but rarely watch them and never go the their games as I'm north 100%

The Crows are one club with two teams that participate in the AFL and the SANFL competitions. But make no mistake, it's the one club. Players from the SANFL side one week can (and do) play in the AFL side the next, and vice versa.

In essence, you are supporting two sides in the same comp at once, and to that end, you are conflicted. So when you attend a North-Crows SANFL match, are you saying that you barrack against the Crows?

I most certainly barrack for the Panthers over the Crows, hope we belt the crap out of them. I'll go to the SANFL if both my sides (Crows A's) were playing at the same time too....

westcoastpanther wrote:

Magellan wrote:

RM wrote:Yes I follow the crows in the afl but rarely watch them and never go the their games as I'm north 100%

The Crows are one club with two teams that participate in the AFL and the SANFL competitions. But make no mistake, it's the one club. Players from the SANFL side one week can (and do) play in the AFL side the next, and vice versa.

In essence, you are supporting two sides in the same comp at once, and to that end, you are conflicted. So when you attend a North-Crows SANFL match, are you saying that you barrack against the Crows?

I most certainly barrack for the Panthers over the Crows, hope we belt the crap out of them. I'll go to the SANFL if both my sides (Crows A's) were playing at the same time too....

I understand wcp, and each to their own. But here’s the thing I don’t get about supporting the Crows and an SANFL side at the same time.

By saying one of your sides is the Crows A's is, IMO, artificially separating the A's from the B's. These teams both represent the one club, and comprise players on the one roster. As footy fans, we support a club, an organisation that represents something, not a particular team from within a club.

You barrack for South Adelaide. Presumably you support the club across all its league, reserves, and junior teams? It would be very unusual for someone to support South's league side, but refuse to carry this allegiance to their reserves side because they also had support (for whatever reason) for Glenelg, for example. However, this is what happens when people say they support the ‘Crows A’s.’

A bit like religion, I don't get it, but everyone's entitled to their own take on it.

Magellan wrote:

westcoastpanther wrote:

Magellan wrote:

RM wrote:Yes I follow the crows in the afl but rarely watch them and never go the their games as I'm north 100%

The Crows are one club with two teams that participate in the AFL and the SANFL competitions. But make no mistake, it's the one club. Players from the SANFL side one week can (and do) play in the AFL side the next, and vice versa.

In essence, you are supporting two sides in the same comp at once, and to that end, you are conflicted. So when you attend a North-Crows SANFL match, are you saying that you barrack against the Crows?

I most certainly barrack for the Panthers over the Crows, hope we belt the crap out of them. I'll go to the SANFL if both my sides (Crows A's) were playing at the same time too....

I understand wcp, and each to their own. But here’s the thing I don’t get about supporting the Crows and an SANFL side at the same time.

By saying one of your sides is the Crows A's is, IMO, artificially separating the A's from the B's. These teams both represent the one club, and comprise players on the one roster. As footy fans, we support a club, an organisation that represents something, not a particular team from within a club.

You barrack for South Adelaide. Presumably you support the club across all its league, reserves, and junior teams? It would be very unusual for someone to support South's league side, but refuse to carry this allegiance to their reserves side because they also had support (for whatever reason) for Glenelg, for example. However, this is what happens when people say they support the ‘Crows A’s.’

A bit like religion, I don't get it, but everyone's entitled to their own take on it.

Agree i could never see myself supporting Centrals in the league but North Adelaide in the ressies.

I could never passionately cheer a goal that was scored against Centrals reserves and most definatley couldn't want them to lose or not do well.

I remember this was always weird even before the ressies reserves came in where mates who supports Centrals and the Crows would be there bagging the suit case out of an WWT/Crows aligned player. The next week cheering like buggery when they scored a goal for the Crows etc.

But as you said each to their own no matter how strange.