SA Footy

What up with Adelaide. No team list or are there a lot of players called unknown.

Don’t mind Ports guernsey

Surely they (South Adelaide) must’ve been consulted at some stage? How’d they know to put the Southern Volkswagen, ResourceCo and Flinders University logos on without club consultation?

South v Eagles GF.

goddy11 wrote:What up with Adelaide. No team list or are there a lot of players called unknown.

No AFL Players were allowed to play

Thiele wrote:

goddy11 wrote:What up with Adelaide. No team list or are there a lot of players called unknown.

No AFL Players were allowed to play

Fast Footy has more integrity than the proper comp!

South win their first Premiership in how many decades

RustyCage wrote:

Don’t mind Ports guernsey

Hundreds if not thousands of Port supporters were livid that there was no teal.

Brodlach wrote:South win their first Premiership in how many decades

You are forgetting the era when South Adelaide were the Kings Of Night Football?

Well, at least the SANFL tried something different to promote, even if they got mixed up with what colours some of the teams were.

Still reckon Dog_ger was the visionary when he mentioned many years ago the SANFL should move to a summer comp. That was before BBL and AFLW. If only Dog_ger got the position instead of Olsen.

South ... inaugural SAFA premiers (1877) and Fast Footy Champions (2018)

Congratulations to the South Adelaide football club.
Also the SANFL for having a go.

The way the Comp has been run, promoted and basically disrespected for years now ,
Just call it as it is, Waky Races run by Dick H Dastardly and Muttly.

VALE PARK wrote:Congratulations to the South Adelaide football club.
Also the SANFL for having a go.

Yes, congratulations, South Adelaide. I agree, also. Well done SANFL for trying something new. Also, on picking up a national company as the major sponsor - Australian Unity. In these days of ' AFL everything' it must be hard to attract major sponsors to back a new concept. Congratulations to both organisations for having a crack. I hope it was of some benefit to both!

knowledge wrote:

VALE PARK wrote:Congratulations to the South Adelaide football club.
Also the SANFL for having a go.

Yes, congratulations, South Adelaide. I agree, also. Well done SANFL for trying something new. Also, on picking up a national company as the major sponsor - Australian Unity. In these days of ' AFL everything' it must be hard to attract major sponsors to back a new concept. Congratulations to both organisations for having a crack. I hope it was of some benefit to both!

AFL were pulling the strings on this.

Dutchy wrote:

knowledge wrote:

VALE PARK wrote:Congratulations to the South Adelaide football club.
Also the SANFL for having a go.

Yes, congratulations, South Adelaide. I agree, also. Well done SANFL for trying something new. Also, on picking up a national company as the major sponsor - Australian Unity. In these days of ' AFL everything' it must be hard to attract major sponsors to back a new concept. Congratulations to both organisations for having a crack. I hope it was of some benefit to both!

AFL were pulling the strings on this.

How so?

Just like the last touch rule, one week before AFLX...SANFL is now the AFL's puppet.

The last touch rule is the SANFL rule.

AFLX is being played on a soccer ground with far fewer players.

AFLX is designed to be played overseas in future (hence the 7 a side soccer ground etc.)

The last touch rule is an AFL idea that they wanted to see how it played out