SA Footy

Rik E Boy wrote:Been a few years now my Redleg brothers. Is there any light at the end of the tunnel?

regards,

REB

Squawk wrote:All the best of luck to clubs, members, supporters and sponsors associated with the five finalists - Bays, Double Blues, Roosters, Eagles and Bulldogs - in the finals series this year.

smac wrote:

Squawk wrote:All the best of luck to clubs, members, supporters and sponsors associated with the five finalists - Bays, Double Blues, Roosters, Eagles and Bulldogs - in the finals series this year.

I like to think of myself as a good sport most of the time.

But no, the Bays, Double Blues, Roosters and Eagles can all kiss my furry beanbag.

May the dogs kick your arse into next season.

*Still got that half-tanked disclaimer after watching Salisbury win the GF today applying to my posts.*

CENTURION wrote:Well done Maggies-weren't Para Hills hot favourites?

smac wrote:

CENTURION wrote:Well done Maggies-weren't Para Hills hot favourites?

Yes they were. But they looked pretty flat all day and Salisbury hit top gear just before half time and Para Hills had no answer.

smac wrote:Sod then all. Good luck dogs next week.

*Half tanked after watching Salisbury win the GF today disclaimer applies.*

smac wrote:Bloody hell, you're old Centurion!

My old man had just retired from the A's in 72, I was still 2 years away from existence.

17 September 2007 1 Page
MEDIA RELEASE
TWO FINALS THRILLERS
ENTERTAIN SANFL FANS
The SANFL was delighted with the public’s interest in the opening round of the 2007 SANFL
‘be active’ League Finals series. Over 113,000 viewers tuned into ABC TV’s telecast of the
Elimination & Qualifying Finals – a 35% increase on the 2006 audience for the same fixture.
This viewing audience was further complemented by 11,476 die-hard fans braving the
inclement weather conditions to attend the matches at Adelaide Oval.
General Manager Marketing & Corporate Affairs Paul Anderson says “These figures are indicative of the
increased attendances the League has enjoyed during the home and away series and the public’s
ongoing support of the entertaining style of play the SANFL competition delivers. Last Sunday’s matches
highlighted the closeness of the competition and the spread of talent on show at SANFL level. To have
two thrilling matches determined by one and seven points only is a great start to the 2007 finals action”.
For the second successive season there is a great diversity of clubs involved in finals campaigns.
Following last weekend’s matches eight SANFL clubs are still involved in the quest for premiership glory
throughout the grades. These finals are the culmination of what has been a great year for the SANFL.
This weekend’s finals action at Adelaide Oval sees the reigning premiers the Eagles take on the in-form
Tigers in the do or die first Semi Final. The second Semi Final sees 2006 Grand Finallist, Central District
clash with North Adelaide, with the winner to secure a Grand Final berth. For TV and radio broadcast
times and live scores throughout the two matches visit the SANFL website http://www.sanfl.com.au
Highest Peak ABC ratings - Seasons 2005 - 2007 (Source OzTam)
Season Finals Week Audience
2006 Week 4 - Grand Final 170,000
2005 Week 4 - Grand Final 153,000
2005 Week 3 - Preliminary Final 141,400
2007 Week 1 - Elimination/Qualifying Final 113,000
For further information contact: Paul Anderson
General Manager - Marketing & Corporate Affairs
South Australian National Football League
Phone: 8424 2269
South Australian National Football League Inc
AAMI Stadium – Turner Drive, West Lakes SA 5021
Website: http://www.sanfl.com.au