Gallery Graham Cornes
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| + | File:Cornesarrival.jpg|Graham Cornes shows his clearance papers upon arrival from Whyalla, 1967. | ||
| + | File:Kerlycoachescharges1967.jpg|Cornes and other players listen to coach Kerley, 1967. | ||
| + | File:Cornsemud1969.jpg|Graham Cornes wearing some Glenelg Oval mud, 1968. | ||
| + | File:Desolationafter69gf.jpg|Graham Cornes with head in hands after the 1969 grand final loss to Sturt. | ||
| + | File:Cornes National Service Artical.jpg | ||
| + | File:Aftermath of the Shaving Down - Cornes.jpg | ||
| + | File:Cornes article re playing for St George in NSW.jpg | ||
File:Graham Cornes 1972.jpg|1972 | File:Graham Cornes 1972.jpg|1972 | ||
File:Cornes.jpg | File:Cornes.jpg | ||
File:Cornesmark.jpg | File:Cornesmark.jpg | ||
File:GCornesvsWA.jpg|vs W.A. | File:GCornesvsWA.jpg|vs W.A. | ||
| + | File:Cornesvnorth73.jpg|1973 vs North Adelaide | ||
File:GCornes73GF.jpg|1973 Grand Final | File:GCornes73GF.jpg|1973 Grand Final | ||
| + | File:Cornesvrichmond1973.jpg|Graham Cornes flies for a mark against Richmond during the 1973 Australian championship series. | ||
File:GCornespeople.jpg | File:GCornespeople.jpg | ||
| + | File:Cornesaftersirenvnorwood.jpg|Jubilant scenes after Graham Cornes kicks an after-the-siren goal to give Glenelg a 3 point win against Norwood at the Parade in 1977. Other Glenelg players (from left to right): Nick Crabb, Neville Caldwell, David Holst and Noel Avery. | ||
File:Graham Cornes Tassie Medallist 1980.jpg|1980 Tassie Medallist | File:Graham Cornes Tassie Medallist 1980.jpg|1980 Tassie Medallist | ||
File:Grahamcornes12.jpg | File:Grahamcornes12.jpg | ||
File:GCornes80 small.jpg|1980 | File:GCornes80 small.jpg|1980 | ||
File:Cornes74bgtest.jpg | File:Cornes74bgtest.jpg | ||
| - | File: | + | File:Grahamcornes300th.jpg|Graham Cornes becomes the first Glenelg player to play 300 games, against South Adelaide, Glenelg Oval, 1982. |
| - | File: | + | File:Graingercornes.jpg|Graham Cornes falls to the ground after being struck by Port Adelaide's David Grainger during the 1982 Preliminary Final. |
File:Cornesfact.jpg | File:Cornesfact.jpg | ||
| - | File:86lift.jpg | + | File:Cornes Coaching - from1985 GF Budget.jpg|Cornes coaching in 1985 (Stephen Kernahan on left) |
| + | File:Cornes Coaching.jpg|Cornes coaching during the 86 finals | ||
| + | File:86lift.jpg|The Thomas Seymour trophy is held aloft after Glenelg defeat North Adelaide in the 1986 Grand Final. | ||
| + | File:Cornesscoreboardafter86gf.jpg|Graham Cornes celebrates back-to-back premierships after the 1986 grand final win against North Adelaide. | ||
| + | File:Graham Cornes 1.JPG | ||
| + | File:Graham Cornes 2.JPG | ||
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Current revision as of 12:23, 8 June 2011
 Graham Cornes shows his clearance papers upon arrival from Whyalla, 1967. |
 Cornes and other players listen to coach Kerley, 1967. |
 Graham Cornes wearing some Glenelg Oval mud, 1968. |
 Graham Cornes with head in hands after the 1969 grand final loss to Sturt. |
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 1972 |
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 vs W.A. |
 1973 vs North Adelaide |
 1973 Grand Final |
 Graham Cornes flies for a mark against Richmond during the 1973 Australian championship series. |
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 Jubilant scenes after Graham Cornes kicks an after-the-siren goal to give Glenelg a 3 point win against Norwood at the Parade in 1977. Other Glenelg players (from left to right): Nick Crabb, Neville Caldwell, David Holst and Noel Avery. |
 1980 Tassie Medallist |
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 1980 |
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 Graham Cornes becomes the first Glenelg player to play 300 games, against South Adelaide, Glenelg Oval, 1982. |
 Graham Cornes falls to the ground after being struck by Port Adelaide's David Grainger during the 1982 Preliminary Final. |
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 Cornes coaching in 1985 (Stephen Kernahan on left) |
 Cornes coaching during the 86 finals |
 The Thomas Seymour trophy is held aloft after Glenelg defeat North Adelaide in the 1986 Grand Final. |
 Graham Cornes celebrates back-to-back premierships after the 1986 grand final win against North Adelaide. |
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