Image Galleries:The 60's

Stan Wickham, Glenelg coach 1961.

Harry Kernahan rucks against Sturt's Clayton Thompson.

Len Fitzgerald, Glenelg coach 1964-66, talks to Haydn and Innes Linke, prior to the 1966 season.

Neil Kerley playing against Port Adelaide.

Neil Kerly instructs players prior to the 1967 first semi-final against Port Adelaide, 1967. Players (from left) Terry Gunn, Kerry Hamilton, Peter Marker, Rex Voight, Graham Cornes and Ken Smith.

Graham Cornes shows his clearance papers upon arrival from Whyalla, 1967.

Peter Marker in his debut year, 1967, playing against Sturt at Unley.

Wayne Phillis is ready to lend support as Ron Redford takes the ball away against Port Adelaide, 1967

Des Staite pursues the ball as Brian Colby slips over against Port Adelaide, 1967.

Bruce Long watches Neil Kerly mark against North Adelaide, 1967.

Doug Long rises over the top of Norwood ruckman Ray Woolford. Neil Kerley is in the middle of the pack whilst Brian Colby awaits the outcome, 1967.

Mick Fitzgerald playing against West Torrens, 1967.

Ken Smith (right) watches as Fred Phillis gathers the ball against Port Adelaide, 1967.

Bruce Long jumps for a hit-out against West Torrens, 1967.

Vice-captain Ken Eustice leads the team onto Alberton Oval, Round 1 1968.

Fred and Wayne Phillis at training, 1968.

Fred Phillis, circa 1968.

Doug Long marks against Sturt, 1968.

Harry Kernahan playing against North Adelaide.

Desolation in the Glenelg rooms after the 1969 grand final loss to Sturt.

Ken Eustice playing against Sturt, second semi-final, Adelaide Oval, 1969.

Captain-coach Neil Kerly watches with concern as Royce Hart is concussed in the 1969 Grand Final versus Sturt.

Fred Phillis on a lap of honour after being presented with the Magarey Medal, first semi-final day, Adelaide Oval, 1969.

Fred Phillis kicks his 100th goal of the season, against South at Glenelg, 1969.

Fred Phillis breaks Ken Farmer's SANFL record of 134 goals in a season at Adelaide Oval during the 1969 Grand Final against Sturt (October 4 1969).