R5 - Adelaide v Port Reserves Post Match

[RB]

Struggling might be an understatement.

Bruggemann is indeed quick with his hands for a big man, looks like he could have a career at SANFL level ahead of him.

Do you reckon he'll stick around at the Power reserves for ten years? Genuinely interested in whether non-listed players are going to stick around for more than a couple of years.

[Gozu]

Ellis-Yolmen looked alright from what I saw and he made into the Crows bests.

I didn't even recognise Krakouer he's put on a bit of weight.

[Mr Beefy]

Didn't watch the game. The only things I've heard about it are that Port won, Tex kicked four and, looking through this post, the crowd was smaller than it should be.

However, Ellis-Yolman really needs to make every post a winner, doesn't he? Surely he'll be off the list at the end of this year if something doesn't happen.

No worries, thats all ive heard as well haha Anyone else see the game?

I agree, Ellis-Yolman isnt as far developed as AFC would have liked. Him and Lyons should be our depth players, yet they still arent up to the level. They do rate him as a bit of a project player but the clock is ticking for sure.

I watched the first qtr and I reckon Ellis-Youman and the Charlie bloke were 2 of the cows better players. Not sure after that.

[Macca19]

Ellis-Yolmen looks good because he wins plenty of the ball but his decision making consists solely of 'Grab ball, kick ball as far as possible' and nothing else. Every second kick of his either went to a Port player. People talking up Camerons game but he did next to nothing after 1/4 time.

Lyons was great, Martin was great, Walker was always dangerous and Rutten played a great game at FB. Knight was ok, Spina did a couple of nice things.

[Big Phil]

Channel 7 Media Release...

PORT and CROWS SET SANFL RATINGS RECORD

SANFL IGA LEAGUE telecast draws 63,000 viewers

Seven’s historic SANFL IGA League clash between the Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide on Sunday drew the biggest audience for a home and away telecast since 2001.

The LIVE telecast (2.00 to 5.00pm) averaged 63,291 viewers on 7mate with a peak audience of 81,000 viewers.

The MAC Game of The Week partly clashed with the AFL match between Geelong and Richmond which averaged 56,712 viewers (2.30 to 5.30pm) on Seven.

The broadcast, with commentators John Casey, Mark Soderstrom and Tim Ginever and boundary reporter Tom Wilson, saw Port Adelaide claim top spot and Crows key forward Taylor Walker kick four goals before his expected return to the Crows’ AFL squad.

The previous highest rating SANFL home and away match since the start of the OzTAM people meter ratings system in 2001 was the Sturt v Woodville West Torrens match in 2005 (56,743 viewers).

Seven’s SANFL IGA League telecasts are averaging 47,841 viewers after five rounds – a jump of almost 28,000 viewers per match after five rounds (20,193) of the 2013 season on the ABC.

HIGHEST RATING SANFL TELECASTS SINCE 2001

Year Match Viewers
2014 Crows v Port 63,291
2005 Sturt v Eagles 56,743
2014 Norwood v Port 54,884
2003 Norwood v Sturt 54,641
2004 Sturt v Eagles 54,150


Seven’s SANFL IGA LEAGUE telecasts are supported by MAC, RAA, IGA and Bank SA.

[whufc]

And what single benefit did 8 of the proper SANFL clubs get

[Booney]

And what single benefit did 8 of the proper SANFL clubs get

http://safooty.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=39600

Not the thread to sulk in.

[bennymacca]

And what single benefit did 8 of the proper SANFL clubs get

my god, some people...

what a great result on the ratings. to beat an afl match on at the same time is a pretty decent effort.

[Ronnie]

Did they televise the Crow walkouts??

[saintal]

Channel 7 Media Release...

PORT and CROWS SET SANFL RATINGS RECORD

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They certainly promoted the game heavily, as expected. Constant ads during the Crows/Dees game and a regular scrolling message across the bottom of the screen during the movie that followed.

[topsywaldron]

And what single benefit did 8 of the proper SANFL clubs get

my god, some people...

what a great result on the ratings. to beat an afl match on at the same time is a pretty decent effort.

Erm, it was an AFL match between two AFL teams.

Sheesh, some people aren't up to speed here.

[JK]

The two clubs have something like 1 million supporters between them don't they?

[Booney]

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[Booney]

The two clubs have something like 1 million supporters between them don't they?

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[bennymacca]

Paging the mods and the delete button...

[Booney]

What's the point Benny?

Every thread gets filled with it and it won't change.

[Gozu]

Thought I'd mention the official bests for each team.

Port: Moore, Summerton, Krakouer, Mitchell, Amon, Logan, Bruggemann

Crows: Martin, Lyons, Otten, Walker, Kelly, Ellis-Yolmen

[Wedgie]

From the limited game time I saw yesterday it appears that once again the defensive structures of Port Adelaide made it difficult for the Adelaide side to score.

Krakouer looked silky around the back half while Summerton and Bruggerman again stood out. Mitch Harvey showing some real promise as a key forward while Tom Clurey and Tom Logan did pretty good work on defensive 50.

I can see what you were all complaining about with players getting gifted games at SANFL level. Lewis Johnston got a free game to his career tally yesterday and will get another one next week.....

If I was forced to play for Happy Valley when I was a Shoe Boy I'd play shit too.

[Phantom Gossiper]

If I was forced to play for Happy Valley when I was a Shoe Boy I'd play shit too.

What a load of crap.. they are professionals, this is their career - their job! If they aren't happy playing for side 'B' as opposed to their preferred and original side 'A' then perhaps they need to look at a change of professions!

[JK]

The two clubs have something like 1 million supporters between them don't they?

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Sorry mate, to be honest I didn't even realise I was in the wrong thread to be asking the question