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First up I need to practice some basic formatting seeing as I have long since forgotten most of the technical stuff.

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Contents 1 Players 2011 2 News Clippings 2.1 1937 2.2 1938 3 Welcome practice 4 Neil Kerley 5 SEASONS

Players 2011

WORK IN PROGRESS (maybe)

Test format for players by Round giving goals scored and tallies. Gosh I hate formatting Tables in Tables.

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2011 Players Player Career GFC games 2011 Games 2011 Goals Paul Adlington 43 7 1 Darcy Armfield 6 5 6 Brad Agnew 10 10 2 Ty Allen 118 12 7 Andrew Bradley 17 5 Nick Cane 4 4 1 Drew Clayfield 9 8 3 Chad Cornes 43 6 6 Trevor Cranston 147 10 2 Chris Curran 9 9 Lachlan Earl 3 3 1 Tom Edwards 2 2 Alex Grima 25 8 10 Todd Grima 71 13 15 Wade Hancock 1 1 1 Lewis Hender 3 3 6 Cameron Hitchcock 9 8 18 Ben Kane 103 14 6 Chris Kane 43 8

2011 Players Player Career GFC games 2011 Games 2011 Goals Ben Kennedy 9 9 7 Daniel Kirk 90 11 4 Ruory Kirkby 115 14 29 Angus Lally 29 4 6 Jarryd Lyons 9 9 3 Warrick McGinty 8 6 Jordan McMahon 14 14 4 Danny Meyer 29 3 1 Ben Mules 167 14 2 Byron Murphy 79 3 1 Richard O'Grady 14 5 1 Luke Panozzo 163 11 4 Sam Rudolph 77 10 Mark Ruwoldt 109 9 1 Steven Salopek 31 9 5 James Sellar 59 8 2 Shannon Snook 13 7 12 Kane Tenace 30 8 5 Joshua Trembath 5 4 8

News Clippings

1937

1938

The Advertiser 28 March 1938

Promising Glenelg Recruits

By ROVER

Three or four recruits of more than the usual ability were induced in the number which Glenelg tested in a trial game at Glenelg Oval on Saturday.

Hannaford. a beautifully built player, showed impressive form. He comes from Mantung, and made his debut in League football last year, when he played a couple of matches for Glenelg.

In Wheare. a tall but remarkably agile player from Parilla, Glenelg seems to have discovered a man to fill a ruck vacancy. His speed and smart turning were features unusual in a ruckman.

Heartfield, from St. Leonards team in the Glenelg District Association, showed dashing form at centre wing, but gave the impression that he would rise to even greater brilliance as a rover.

Although his kicking was not consistently good, probably owing to the different bounce of the bail on the turf, Bell. a goalkeeper from Gumeracha, made a favourable impression at full back.

Smith, from Kooringa. was a strong and dashing rover, and his work carried a polish which showed him to be little below League standard.

Among the other players noticed for good work were R. Edwards. Goodwin, Seeley, Lawson and Brock.

Welcome practice

Welcome!

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Neil Kerley

Born: February 20, 1934 at Barmera, South Australia Original Team: Barmera Colts Senior Debut: 1952, West Adelaide, SANFL Debut Opponent: West Torrens Debut Stadium: Thebarton Oval

Playing Teams West Adelaide(1952-1963) 149 games South Adelaide(1964-1966) 57 games Glenelg (1967-1970) 59 games Coaching Teams West Adelaide(1961-1962) South Adelaide (1964-1966) Glenelg (1967-1977) West Torrens (1978-1980) West Adelaide (1981-1984) Central District (1988-1990) West Adelaide (1992-1993)

Career Highlights Member of premiership teams with West Adelaide (1961) and South Adelaide (1964) Five time best and fairest for West Adelaide and Glenelg Captain of West Adelaide, South Adelaide and Glenelg (10 years total) Played 32 games for South Australia, captain 6 years All-Australian 1961 O'Halloran Trophy (Best player against Victoria) 1963 Premiership coach of West Adelaide, 1961, 1983, South Adelaide 1964 and Glenelg 1973 SANFL League coach 26 years total SANFL State coach and State of Origin coach, 10 years SANFL Life Member 1990 Inducted Australian Football Hall of Fame (1997) Inducted Glenelg Hall of Fame (2001) Inducted SANFL Hall of Fame (2002)

Donald Neil Kerley - nicknamed "Knuckles" or "King" - is an iconic figure in South Australian football.

Kerley's South Australian National Football League (SANFL) playing career spanned 1952-1969. He played a total of 260 games for West Adelaide, South Adelaide and Glenelg. He was a successful coach with legendary discipline, but also a shrewd tactician. He coached SANFL premiership sides at West (1961 and 1983), South (1964) and Glenelg (1973), during a 28-season coaching career. He represented South Australia 32 times, winning All-Australian selection in 1961, and went on to coach the State side for 10 seasons. He came to represent the face of South Australian football, especially to Victorians, due to his passion for interstate State of Origin games.

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