SANFL 2025

[Jim05]

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Do the betting agencies take doubloons or written promissory notes?
Just asking for a friend

[Booney]

I'll put $100 on at 34/1!

Just give the $100 to a charity mate.

What, like paying out an ex coach after we all kicked in…

Still wondering where my pineapple went.

[Wolf Pack]

Any Bay supporters who can confirm or deny Adam Hartlett is back at the club in a coaching role???

[beef]

Any Bay supporters who can confirm or deny Adam Hartlett is back at the club in a coaching role???

Already posted on here a couple pages back

[Wolf Pack]

Oh
Missed it.

[Bluedemon]

Any Bay supporters who can confirm or deny Adam Hartlett is back at the club in a coaching role???

First game on Sunday as an assistant coach

[smac]

I'll put $100 on at 34/1!

Just give the $100 to a charity mate.

What, like paying out an ex coach after we all kicked in…

Still wondering where my pineapple went.

Didn't feel it go in?

Honestly the worst chapter of our 70 year existence. Shit appointment, terrible tenure, poorly handled sacking and departure.

One sentence in the history book, if we have to bring it up at all.

[Pseudo]

Just noticed in the junior grades the Bays hosted the Eagles this weekend.

Last week in the junior grades, the Bays hosted the Eagles.

Shit programming.

[am Bays]

Just noticed in the junior grades the Bays hosted the Eagles this weekend.

Last week in the junior grades, the Bays hosted the Eagles.

Shit programming.

Next week in the Reserves Bays play the Dogs before we play Port and they play the Crows.

The weekend after….

[StrayDog]

Just noticed in the junior grades the Bays hosted the Eagles this weekend.

Last week in the junior grades, the Bays hosted the Eagles.

Shit programming.

Next week in the Reserves Bays play the Dogs before we play Port and they play the Crows.

The weekend after….

I think our Bs played the Eagles back to back a couple of months back as well.

[StrayDog]

I'll put $100 on at 34/1!

Just give the $100 to a charity mate.

What, like paying out an ex coach after we all kicked in…

Still wondering where my pineapple went.

A hamburger shop down Ethelton way. Next to a black and white coffin full of fresh $2 notes under a poster of Timmy G.

[Spargo]

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[Jim05]

Unlikely but finals could be set this weekend

[Bluedemon]

Unlikely but finals could be set this weekend

Not set until Norwood play Port in Round 19

[nwdfanparade]

Unlikely but finals could be set this weekend

Not set until Norwood play Port in Round 19

If Nwd loose to the Roosters and Port beat the Tigers, Port will be 2 games ahead of Nwd and we will have no chance of making the finals. Basically we need to win the last 2 games when we haven't strung 2 consecutive wins all season.

[whybother]

Strangely, if Eagles win both remaining games, then finish on 16

If Norwood lose to NA, but beat Port, then finish on 14

If Port lose both games then finish on 14

So Eagles in 5

Mathematical possibility

[PatowalongaPirate]

Final round released, 4 games on the Saturday, WWT v North on the Sunday.

[Eagles2014]

Final round released, 4 games on the Saturday, WWT v North on the Sunday.

Why would Eagles want to play on Sunday (assuming they were given choice?), just play on Saturday like all the other games! Could be a meaningless game by then with no interest for anybody

[Pseudo]

Final round released, 4 games on the Saturday, WWT v North on the Sunday.

Why would Eagles want to play on Sunday (assuming they were given choice?), just play on Saturday like all the other games! Could be a meaningless game by then with no interest for anybody

Why? To extend their season by a day.

[blood bath]

Advertiser Article "Former West Adelaide SANFL coach Adam Hartlett joins Glenelg two months after break from football"

https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/af ... 975da48eba

Two months after taking a mental health break as coach of SANFL club West Adelaide, Adam Hartlett is back in the coaches box.

But this time it is not in the red and black of the Bloods, but the black and gold of the Tigers.

A ‘refreshed’’ Hartlett has started a part-time coaching role at Glenelg in the lead-in to this year’s SANFL finals, working as a player development coach and game-day assistant, alongside the Bays’ dual premiership mentor Darren Reeves.

Hartlett has been on duty at Glenelg’s past two games against Woodville-West Torrens and North Adelaide, with Reeves saying he was “pumped’ to have him on board as the Tigers chase a historic flag three-peat.

Reeves reached out to Hartlett, who coached the Bays’ reserves in 2020, after he took “indefinite leave’’ from West, where he had been senior coach for three seasons, at the start of June to “prioritise his wellbeing’’.

“I kept in contact with Adam through that period because I felt for him, we later caught up for a coffee and I said ‘where does it all sit for you?’’ Reeves explained.

“He suggested that he wasn’t going to be involved at West Adelaide anymore, so I said there would be an opportunity at Glenelg if he wanted to do some PD (player development) and a bit of work with our key position players.

“He was very keen to do that, so it was a no-brainer for us to get him involved, and he’s been coming to training one night a week, doing some craft work, and working with us on match days as another set of eyes in the coaches box.

“We’re pumped to have him around and pumped for him to be able to move on and we hope it leads to another (coaching) opportunity for him down the track.

“Importantly, at his first night at training with us he had a smile on his face which, for me, was a big win.’’

Hartlett, 39, took personal leave to “prioritise his wellbeing’’ as senior coach of the Bloods just days after the 104-point loss to Norwood at Richmond Oval in Round 8, which left them with a 1-7 win-loss record.

West promoted head of development and reserves coach Sam Elliott to interim coach before announcing in July that Hartlett would not be returning to the role this season and that it would explore “new opportunities’’ for him.

Hartlett revealed on Wednesday that he wanted to return as West coach just a week after he took a break but was told that the club “didn’t think it was the right thing for the club and the playing group’’.

“My goal was to get back into the head coaching role at West Adelaide but unfortunately that’s not what the club wanted,’’ he said.

“Within a week of being away from West I knew it (coaching) was what I wanted to do, I wanted to get back there and get back into footy full-time.

“I just needed that bit of time off to reflect and refresh and get those juices flowing for coaching again because I had become really tired, exhausted and a bit burnt out by our on-field performances, which was taking its toll on me.

“The week leading into that Norwood game, after which I took time off, I wasn’t sleeping overly well, I was over analysing where we were at and what levers I could pull to help the team.

“I felt the harder I was working the worse things were getting from an on-field perspective.

“But as soon as I had a week off from football, got some good nights of sleep and spoke to a sport psychologist about some focus areas and how to decompress my stress levels throughout the week, I felt great.

“I was super-keen to get back to Westies and lead for the remainder of the season but unfortunately I didn’t get that opportunity because they decided that I wasn’t going to be involved with the senior men’s program anymore.’’

Hartlett said the club “briefly discussed’’ some other roles for him “but nothing aligned to what I want to do, which is to coach’’.

He said when he was offered a part-time coaching role at Glenelg after discussions with Reeves and head of football Paul Sandercock he “jumped at the opportunity’’.

“It was a no-brainer for me and it’s been awesome being back in that type of environment,’’ he said.

Hartlett said he still aspires to be a senior coach and “if a club felt that I was a good fit, I would absolutely put my hand up for it’’.