Interstate recruits to SANFL who changed clubs..

[GWW]

There's been a few over the years in this category.

A few i can think of..

Bob Shearman (WT to Sturt)
Gary Smallridge (Port to Norwood)
Phil Harrison (North to Port)
Ryan O'Connor (Port to North)

[Dirko]

Brett Backwell - West - Glenelg - North Adelaide

[FOURTH ESTATE]

Brenton Hart? recruited from Claremont then to Norwood then North from memory then finished up at Glenelg.

[FOURTH ESTATE]

Heath Culpitt recruited from Carlton I think but could be wrong. Glenelg then to Norwood

[Macca19]

Daniel Elstone - Port to North
Scott Hahn - Port to West
Chad Davis - North to Port

[Mickyj]

Luke Beveridge Eagles then Sturt.

[Big Phil]

Ben Schwarz - Eagles to North

[Big Phil]

Travis Ronaldson - Central and West

[LBT]

Mark Soderstrom..North, Glenelg, Sturt.

[Big Phil]

Michael Handby - Glenelg to South to North

[bayman]

bob keddie....west....south....glenelg

[bayman]

did luke norman come from interstate ?.....if so....south...to...west

[GWW]

Yeah I think Luke Norman played for a couple of AFL clubs, without looking it up, I'm thinking they may have been Carlton and Melbourne.

[nickname]

From West (excluding the previously mentioned Backwell and Keddie):

Greg Nicholson (VFA to West to Norwood)
Graeme Robertson (Richmond to West to Port)
Ken Deards (WAFL to West to Woodville)
Dean Howard (Qld to West to North)
Salim Hassan (Vic/NT to West to Sturt)
Joe Humphrey (VFA to West to Central)
Bruce Stevenson (Hawthorn to West to Central)

[FlyingHigh]

Did Wayne Johnston play for both Port and Sturt?
Luke Toia Eagles to North
Max Parker Woodville to North, although he had retired before making a comeback.
Peter Maynard Bays to Eagles

[baggy8]

Glenn Elliott St Kilda to Port to Torrens
Dick Jones South Melbourne to Glenelg to Torrens
Stephen Bailey Box Hill (?) to Norwood to West
Rhys Archard Echuca to South to North
Scott McGlone Echuca (and Swans list) to South to Sturt
Rob Popplestone Traralgon to Sturt to Torrens
Laurence Schache Essendon to Sturt to Torrens
Len Toyne Geelong to Sturt to South
and one that I'm not sure about and hoping someone out there is - Did that Carlton scumbag Wayne Johnston squeeze a game out of Port after Sturt finally got rid of him? Well, just before I post I see that Flying High is thinking along the same lines; Spelly, please note for your players' list.

[GWW]

Where was Max Parker originally recruited from? I had assumed he was a South Australian local. Re Wayne Johnston, I have a feeling he wanted to move to Port (not sure if he was cleared or not?) but didnt actually play a game for the Magpies.

[FlyingHigh]

Max Parker was originally from Footscray, but not sure how many games he played for them.
Todd Davey was from country NSW (IIRC) and transferred from Eagles to Norwood.

[spell_check]

Glenn Elliott St Kilda to Port to Torrens
Dick Jones South Melbourne to Glenelg to Torrens
Stephen Bailey Box Hill (?) to Norwood to West
Rhys Archard Echuca to South to North
Scott McGlone Echuca (and Swans list) to South to Sturt
Rob Popplestone Traralgon to Sturt to Torrens
Laurence Schache Essendon to Sturt to Torrens
Len Toyne Geelong to Sturt to South
and one that I'm not sure about and hoping someone out there is - Did that Carlton scumbag Wayne Johnston squeeze a game out of Port after Sturt finally got rid of him? Well, just before I post I see that Flying High is thinking along the same lines; Spelly, please note for your players' list.

I don't think so. If I were able to access my files I could tell you for certain but I don't have the current Microsoft Office now to do so.

[GWW]

Does anyone know where John Roberts started his career? I dont recall him playing State footy for SA, so I'm thinking he may have come from interstate? Re his SANFL career, I'm thinking he started off at Torrens and went to Woodville (or was it the other way around?), then finished at North. I think there was some time spent at the Swans too. Another interstate recruit I'm thinking of was Robbie Muir who I have a feeling moved from Torrens to Woodville.