SA Footy

Both sides coming off a loss.

First time round South got up by 8 points in a hard fought affair.

Eagles have won 8 off the last 10 and have won 20 of 27 at Noarlunga. Impressive.

South need to make a change with their forward set up. I expect Fitt will play.

AS per usual, South b y a point.

I'm told Nick Kraemer is debuting for South

SOUTH

South Adelaide will unleash another promising local against the Eagles at Flinders University Stadium.

Nick Kraemer (19 from Reynella) has been named to start across half-forward while James Loneragan returns from a long-term hand injury into the back pocket.

Forwards Liam Fitt, Jake Tarca and Luke Bogle have also been included on the seven-man extended interchange bench.

Jake McCreery and Jesse McKinnon have been sent back to the Reserves.

League

F: Horne, Skinner, Wilkinson

HF: Schwarz, Overall, Kraemer

C: Sampson, Cross, Tucker

HB: Haines, Haren, Broadbent

B: Loneragan, Summerton, Kappler



R: Cailotto, Gibbs, O’Neill

INT: Griffiths, Heaslip, Milsom, Elsworthy, Tarca, Bogle, Fitt

IN: Fitt, Loneragan, Tarca, Bogle, Kraemer

OUT: McCreery, McKinnon

NEW: Nick Kraemer (Reynella)



Reserves
Biemans, Coleman, Douglass, Dumesny, Freitag, Hamilton, Hindes, Lovering, Machin, Martin, McCreery, McKinnon, McGree, Megins, Nye, Sawford, Sladojevic, Turner, Whitbread, Williams

Under-18
F: Delean, Schirmer, Cockshell
HF: Rodrigues, Hoeck, Rogers
C: D. Brown, Wheaton, Birt
HB: R. Brown, Marshall, Jones
B: Hayes, Miller, Schroder

R: Verrall, Magor, Mitton
INT: Galliford, Kirkland, Hogg, Howes, Worthley, Amos, Barrett, Welk, Bradley



EAGLES

Woodville-West Torrens could take an unchanged line-up into its match against South at Flinders University Stadium.

Eagles coach Jade Sheedy has added three players to his 25-man squad, which must be trimmed by three before the bounce.

Jake Comitogianni could play his first League game of the season while Mitch Hardie and Ethan Haylock are also on the extended interchange.

Bob Quinn Medallist Sam Rowland will play his 100th League game.

League

F: Stengle, Hayes, Pudney

HF: Lonergan, Von Betouch, D. Menzel

C: McFarlane, Tsitas, Poole

HB: Seymour, Giuffreda, Toumpas

B: Beecken, Thompson, Rowland



R: Redden, Sinor, Knight

INT: Hardie, Williams, Haylock, Mutch, Jungfer, Firns, Comitogianni

IN: Comitogianni, Haylock, Hardie

MILESTONE – Sam Rowland 100 games



Reserves
Launer, Cooke, Calvett, Mills, Moore, Lee, Neumann, West, Schmusch, Mead, Bruce, Dawkins, Michael, Lehmann, Asfaha, Hoile, Buck, Burgoyne, Litster, Kasianowicz, Wheare, McLeod, Kerrish, Gaffney

Under-18
F: Carter, Lukac, Adams
HF: Blair, Hawker, Pearce
C: Watson, Phillipou, Hansen
HB: Thomson, Hunter-Price, Dosljak
B: Barkla, Ueding, Wollogorang

R: Phillips, D’Aloia, Nicholls
INT: J. Hendry, L. Hendry, Mansell, Murphy, C. Schwartz, Siney, Williams

WEST ADELAIDE

WHEN South Adelaide’s Hayden Sampson dons his club’s Indigenous guernsey he thinks of mum Tasha and Aboriginal “trailblazer” David Kantilla.

“I wear this jumper with great pride,’’ he said at a photo shoot where players from the 10 SANFL clubs unveiled the striking guernseys they will showcase in SANFL Indigenous Round, starting with Friday night’s Norwood-Sturt clash at The Parade.

“Mum’s aboriginal, from the Northern Territory, and Kantilla was a superstar footballer and a real trailblazer for our footy club.

“To have a chance to show your culture, really put it in the spotlight for a round like this is something I'm really proud of.’’

Sampson, the 21-year-old son of 1997 Crows AFL premiership forward Clay Sampson, said Kantilla held legendary status at Pantherland, where he is a Hall of Fame member. Nicknamed “Soapy” and originally from the Tiwi Islands in the NT, he is recognised as the first Indigenous Australian to play in the SANFL after debuting for South in 1961.

Standing at 196cm and possessing a giant leap, Kantilla won consecutive Knuckey Cups as Panthers club champion in his first two years at the club, represented SA four times and starred in the ruck in South’s 1964 grand final triumph against Port Adelaide – the club’s last flag.

SANFL Indigenous Round, which leads into NAIDOC Week, is a celebration and recognition of all SANFL Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander players who have made, and continue to make, such a significant contribution to Australian football.

A Welcome to Country or Acknowledgment of Country will be performed before each league game during the round.

“All the guernseys look great,’’ said Sampson, a dashing wingman/half-back who represented South Australia in this year’s 53-point win against WA at Adelaide Oval. “There are so many different designs and they are all very sharp.’’

South’s Indigenous guernsey was designed by Flinders University student Mya Damon. The theme behind the design is connection, particularly the connection between the Panthers and their local southern region.

“It was great to be able to include bright colours and symbols to symbolise coming together, community and connection,’’ Damon said.

The front of the South guernsey shows meeting places and others coming together as one while the back symbolises the Panthers’ connection to Port Noarlunga at Flinders University Stadium.

panthers have been poor since the schellacking they got from the bays 5 weeks ago and need to lift big time to challenge the hybrids, gunna be arctic conditions at noarlunga, with the hybrids coming off a very tough encounter last sunday and souf having an extra days rest might make a difference, fitty to be the panthers saviour, blue and whites by 8pts

Merged 7.2(44)
South. 5.4(34)

Half time

Great win Eagles

MJP1993 wrote:Great win Eagles

Yep 6 goal win playing on their home dunghole and missing 4 key players

Gutless last quarter by south, behind and needing to win refused to take on the game and go down the middle. A one goal second half shows where south are at. Sensational effort by the Eagles defence.

am Bays wrote:

arcadefire wrote:

MJP1993 wrote:Great win Eagles

Yep 6 goal win playing on their home dunghole and missing 4 key players

Sorry what have I done now

ferret wrote:Gutless last quarter by south, behind and needing to win refused to take on the game and go down the middle. A one goal second half shows where south are at. Sensational effort by the Eagles defence.

I had a coworker whose an eagles fan call me during the game swearing saying how many Fing frees do south get?
I said so many south players were throwing their heads back for frees even if they weren’t getting hit high!

Quite right Mick.

When you get the wrong side of the umpiring you feel hard done by.

This explains about twelve thousand posts of recent times.

DOC wrote:Quite right Mick.

When you get the wrong side of the umpiring you feel hard done by.

This explains about twelve thousand posts of recent times.

The Eagles fans are understandably incensed by getting stiffed by the umps; they simply aren't used to it.

DOC wrote:Quite right Mick.

When you get the wrong side of the umpiring you feel hard done by.

This explains about twelve thousand posts of recent times.

Can anyone advise where I can find the stats on frees for and against for a game?

South won the free kick count 29 25 according to the SANFL app

Al4 wrote:

DOC wrote:Quite right Mick.

When you get the wrong side of the umpiring you feel hard done by.

This explains about twelve thousand posts of recent times.

Can anyone advise where I can find the stats on frees for and against for a game?

Not how many you get, it’s where & when you get them.

am Bays wrote:South won the free kick count 29 25 according to the SANFL app

Can you say where I can get the SANFL app?
It no longer seems to be listed on the Apple App store.

Al4 wrote:

am Bays wrote:South won the free kick count 29 25 according to the SANFL app

Can you say where I can get the SANFL app?
It no longer seems to be listed on the Apple App store.

oops. I take that back, Its my ipad that's too old to recognise the website.

Al4 wrote:

Al4 wrote:

am Bays wrote:South won the free kick count 29 25 according to the SANFL app

Can you say where I can get the SANFL app?
It no longer seems to be listed on the Apple App store.

oops. I take that back, Its my ipad that's too old to recognise the website.

Use footy live. Best footy app there is and although an AFL app, has the SANFL stats