SA Footy

PanthersFan wrote:

darley16 wrote:As posted by DOC all South supporters and indeed all you lovers of the SANFL go to youtube to watch "SAFC Media Presentation of Behind the Game", this is an extraordinary insight into the club that would not only apply to South but all SANFL clubs. Its production quality is wonderful and exposes the professionalism that goes into an SANFL club. Brilliant to watch well done SAFC.

Agreed. I really enjoyed it and it was presented very well. Good initiative by the club.
Thanks to Doc for the link.

Loved the ending too!

gazzamagoo wrote:

PanthersFan wrote:

darley16 wrote:As posted by DOC all South supporters and indeed all you lovers of the SANFL go to youtube to watch "SAFC Media Presentation of Behind the Game", this is an extraordinary insight into the club that would not only apply to South but all SANFL clubs. Its production quality is wonderful and exposes the professionalism that goes into an SANFL club. Brilliant to watch well done SAFC.

Agreed. I really enjoyed it and it was presented very well. Good initiative by the club.
Thanks to Doc for the link.

Loved the ending too!

Look forward to the sequel this year

Brilliant SAFC, would love to see this come the real stuff

Wedgie wrote:Bays new retro guernsey commemorating the 1934 flag and celebrating their 100 years with all the players names on it that they'll wear at their first home match and most away matches looks great!

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Sold out within 2 days.
The club is taking pre orders for a second batch due in May.

Spargo wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Bays new retro guernsey commemorating the 1934 flag and celebrating their 100 years with all the players names on it that they'll wear at their first home match and most away matches looks great!

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Sold out within 2 days.
The club is taking pre orders for a second batch due in May.

Those 50 went quick.

Booney wrote:

Spargo wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Bays new retro guernsey commemorating the 1934 flag and celebrating their 100 years with all the players names on it that they'll wear at their first home match and most away matches looks great!

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Sold out within 2 days.
The club is taking pre orders for a second batch due in May.

Those 50 went quick.

Not as quick as these went...

They went on sale in May, of course they moved.

Booney wrote:They went on sale in May, of course they moved.

This from a bloke who’s on the Port Supporters 2021 Premiership t-shirt design working group.....

What base colour are you choosing for the t-shirts to meet Richo’s deadline of April, black, midnight, charcoal, ebony or Texas Tea (oil)?

am Bays wrote:

Booney wrote:They went on sale in May, of course they moved.

This from a bloke who’s on the Port Supporters 2021 Premiership t-shirt design working group.....

What base colour are you choosing for the t-shirts to meet Richo’s deadline of April, black, midnight, charcoal, ebony or Texas Tea (oil)?

More importantly acqua, turquoise or teal

Jim05 wrote:More importantly acqua, turquoise or teal

Oxford Blue?

am Bays wrote:

Jim05 wrote:More importantly acqua, turquoise or teal

Oxford Blue?

Hands off our blue.

Jim05 wrote:

am Bays wrote:

Booney wrote:They went on sale in May, of course they moved.

This from a bloke who’s on the Port Supporters 2021 Premiership t-shirt design working group.....

What base colour are you choosing for the t-shirts to meet Richo’s deadline of April, black, midnight, charcoal, ebony or Texas Tea (oil)?

More importantly acqua, turquoise or teal

Magenta?

This may not interest some but so be it.

South have been investing in our junior teams since an overhaul in that area some time back. We had a bad track record and set about trying to change it. Specific fund raising by the Past Players and Officials, Panther Club and various club sponsors has been directed at providing support to them. We have improved steadily and aim to continue to be a club that local players can aspire to play for.

The South Adelaide Football Club Under-18s will travel to Central Australia this weekend to play the Central Australian Football Club's "Redtails Country under-20s" at Traeger Park, Alice Springs on Saturday night 6pm.

The trip will also include a visit to Uluru, the opportunity to conduct a football clinic at local communities and watch a match Yulara Flys v Mutitjula Cats at the Yulara football oval.

South Adelaide Football Manager Warren Ploenges said this is a positive start to the Club's relationship with the Redtails.

"What a great opportunity for our under-18 players and staff to visit Australia's centre. We are extremely grateful to the Redtails for providing this. It will be an invaluable experience which is greater than just football."

In recent weeks the Club has hosted several Redtails senior players in its Reserve grade matches and is looking to continue this throughout the season.

South Adelaide also hosted the female equivalent the Pinktails in a game recently against Pulteney FC.

A match the Pinktails won comfortably under lights at Flinders University Stadium.

"There are clearly a few boys and girls with talent that we believe are good enough to play League football for South Adelaide and perhaps even higher," said Ploenges.

"We hope this trip will help encourage young footballers from Alice Springs and the surrounding communities to chase their dreams and see the opportunities AFL can provide them on and off the field."

The Redtails aim to create a football club incorporating the Right Tracks Program to drive change in the community of Central Australia.

Its main aim is to create a team that gives strong healthy pathways in behaviour, job readiness programs, healthy living and bridging the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Central Australians creating unity and pride throughout Central Australia and beyond.

This team allows its players to participate only if they are employed, studying or in the Right Tracks Program.

Not sure where to put this, but for the Norwood & South tragics on this site, I had a beer with 1980’s players Glen Vardanega & Max Eddy last night.
Both are well and love having a chat about the SANFL.

Yeah brilliant by South, my mates son is up there in Alice this weekend, he can't believe he got a free trip to play footy, South (via Puma) have fitted the whole team out with new boots at no cost also.

Info on SANFL match days :

https://sanfl.com.au/inside-sanfl/resou ... ames-faqs/


Crowds capped to 3500-4500 depending on ground. Members priority
Tickets $15 on-line or $16 at gate

Expect Norwood will get gates closed with 3500 on Thursday night

With a bit of luck, the crowd will be (probably) mostly Norwood

whybother wrote:With a bit of luck, the crowd will be (probably) mostly Norwood

Of course they will, most Port fans forget that they still wear the prison bars every single week,

The SANFL have decided not to bring in the medical sub rule for this season.Typically tosser Lokan has a cry that they should be playing under the same rules as the AFL as it effects them ,Well bad luck if they dont like the SANFL rules nick off better without them anyway .Typical arrogance that they think everything should be changed for them .

southernbulldog wrote:The SANFL have decided not to bring in the medical sub rule for this season.Typically tosser Lokan has a cry that they should be playing under the same rules as the AFL as it effects them ,Well bad luck if they dont like the SANFL rules nick off better without them anyway .Typical arrogance that they think everything should be changed for them .

Lokan
Dud.