Damn... would if I knew who they are!

I have a faint idea of who they are, I'll find out on Sunday arvo. BTW I will probably be coming over for the October 20 SFC vs. AUFC match.

SUNDAY
1st Semi-Final
Woodville-West Torrens 13.9 (87)
Glenelg 12.9 (81)

2nd Semi-Final
Central District 10.16 (76)
North Adelaide 7.14 (56)

14,764 @ Adelaide Oval

lol

They're both Centrals fans too. One is blonde the other brunette. Mates with Sam.

This is the part where either Jeffles or Simmo would usually say pics or STFU.

I have pics but because they didn't say it they can get stuffed.



Get your arse over son!

Oh yeah... those two! Hehehehe...






Oh don't you worry about that... I WILL be there.

YAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!

Bloody beauty!

I spent the second half of your last game in Sydney down your end with some Queensland Roar friends whilst deliberately making Yobs bus late talking to him on the phone in a severely drunken state about a certain person who supports Adelaide United.

My Queensland friends will be there again as they're in Newy the night before therefore I have a feeling I'll be down there for the second half again.

No pirate gear this time although i'm open to special requests.

Dare I ask for you to come as yourself?

Just have to make sure my boss at my second job knows what's going on, I've already asked and he reckons it won't be a problem.

Are you on heat (more than usual)?

SUNDAY
SANFL Preliminary Final
North Adelaide 18.14 (122)
Woodville-West Torrens 15.6 (96)

7,794 @ Adelaide Oval


Next week...

Sunday October 7
2007 SANFL GRAND FINAL
Central District vs. North Adelaide; AAMI Stadium, 3:10pm

The Magarey Medallist for 2007 is James Allan of North Adelaide.

Congrats, James Allan. He'd be in the AFL if he wasn't such a shortarse.

What the crowd prediction - above 30,000?

arrests

Arguably one of Peel's best players and in my mind one of the best midfielders in the WAFL competition Rory O'Brien is going to the SANFL. Haven't been told what club it is.

2007 SANFL GRAND FINAL
Central District 16.11 (107)
North Adelaide 5.12 (42)

30,493 @ AAMI Stadium

Chris Gowans scored his second Jack Oatey Medal, the first player ever to do so. Plenty of fun in the crowd as several flares were lit...

James Gowans - meathead act
Centrals supporters - bogans

Flares is taking it too far!

NT will be in local league
2009 the year, says SANFL boss

Michael McGuire, Sunday Mail 14/10/07

The Northern Territory will have a team in either the South Australian or Western Australian state football leagues by 2009, according to SANFL chief executive Leigh Whicker. The AFL-NT met with him and the SANFL last Monday to discuss a team joining the local competition and another meeting will be held next month.

At the same time AFL-NT officials are also meeting with the WAFL to consider which league would be the best option. "We have indicated thatour league and our clubs would be keen to explore the option for a Northern Territory team to join the SANFL as a 10th team," Whicker said. "It would bring a whole new level of excitement to our competition. The work they (the AFL-NT) have done over the last 12 months shows there is sufficient support from governments and the private sector that it could be a realistic proposition where it wasn't 10 years ago."

The SANFL has not had a 10-team league since Woodville and West Torrens merged in the 1991 season. A new team would simplify the league, get rid of the bye and reduce the season from 23 weeks to 18 weeks, with each team playing the other twice. The SANFL had been hoping to attract a Tasmanian team to SA but that plan collapsed when the Tasmanians elected to remain part of the Victorian Football League.

Carlton chairman and billionaire businessman Dick Pratt is believed to have committed funding to the NT project while the Federal Government and the AFL are also supportive. The AFL-NT has previously indicated it would need about $1.2 million a year to run a team in the SANFL. AFL-NT chief executive Tony Frawley said he was confident a team could be in the SA or WA league by 2009 and expected to have the funding bedded down over the next four-to-six weeks. "We are very positive, we have done a lot of in-depth investigation," he said.

Mr Whicker said that including a team from the NT, which would play games out of both Alice Springs and Darwin, would be more than just a football team. He said the team would help raise spirits and living standards in remote communities and also give young, talented footballers a chance to develop a career in the game without the need to leave their home. "It would also give our players a chance to play in a different part of Australia," he said.

Mr Whicker said one of the strongest considerations for the AFL-NT was how competitive it would be in either of hte State leagues. He said the SANFL was considered to be a much stronger competition than the WAFL and the NT officials were concerned that it would struggle in the Adelaide league. "It would not be helpful to bring in a new team to the competition and have them belted week-in, week-out," he said.