Image Galleries:The 80's

David Marshall flies high to take a mark against Port Adelaide at Glenelg, 1980.

Future champions: Chris McDermott and Stephen Kernahan at training, January 1981.

Paul Weston holds aloft the Escort Cup after Glenelg beat Port in the 1982 grand final of the night competition.

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Glenelg rover Peter McInereny against Central District.

Glenelg back pocket Jim Lihou versus West Adelaide.

Glenelg full-back Keith Kuhlmann spoils against Central District.

Tony McGuiness playing against Sturt, circa 1982.

Tony McGuiness against Port Adelaide, 1982.

Graham Cornes becomes the first Glenelg player to play 300 games, against South Adelaide, Glenelg Oval, 1982.

Paul Weston, Chris McDermott and Tony McGuiness hunt for the ball against Norwood, round 19, 1982.

Tony McGuiness attempts to tackle Norwood's Frank Stemper, round 19, 1982.

Tony McGuiness handballs under pressure, against Norwood, round 19, 1982.

Chris McDermott tackles Norwood's Greg Thomas, round 19, 1982.

Graham Cornes falls to the ground after being struck by Port Adelaide's David Grainger during the 1982 Preliminary Final.

Stephen Kernahan takes a strong mark despite vigorous attention from Port Adelaide's Danny Hughes, 1982 preliminary final.

Glenelg's David Frost tackles Port Adelaide rover Ray Huppatz. Peter Maynard awaits the outcome. 1982 preliminary final.

Port Adelaide full-forward Tim Evans marks ahead of Glenelg's David Frost in the 1982 preliminary final.

Coach John Halbert (right), reserves coach Steve Hywood and fitness coach Mark Coombe celebrate after Glenelg defeat Port Adelaide by 1 point in the 1982 Preliminary Final.

David Grainger is given a police escort from Football Park after the 1982 Preliminary final.

Glenelg rover Tony McGuiness shows off the 1982 Magarey Medal.

A dejected Tony McGuiness after the 1982 grand final loss to Norwood.

Stephen Kernahan and Stephen Copping.

Glenelg back-pocket Ross Gibbs marks against Port Adelaide.

Scott Salisbury get a handball away against North Adelaide during the 1985 second semi-final.

1985 premiership team photo.

Tony McGuiness and Stephen Kernahan after Glenelg defeat North Adelaide in the 1985 Grand Final.

Peter Maynard and Tony McGuiness with the Thomas Seymour trophy after Glenelg defeat North Adelaide in the 1985 Grand Final.

Jubilant scenes after Glenelg defeat North Adelaide in the 1985 grand final.

Tony Hall marks against Footscray during a night match at Football Park, 1986.

Glenelg full-back Chris Duthy marks against North Adelaide during the 1986 finals series at Football Park.

John McFarlane kicks against North Adelaide during the 1986 second-semi final, Football Park, 1986.

Wayne Stringer celebrates after Glenelg defeat North Adelaide in the 1986 Grand Final.

Glenelg fullback Chris Duthy marks during the 1986 Grand Final.

The Thomas Seymour trophy is held aloft after Glenelg defeat North Adelaide in the 1986 Grand Final.

West End brewery chimney unvieling, 1986.

Glenelg's 1986 premiership team.

Peter Carey enters Glenelg Oval with his sons before playing his 400th game for Glenelg.

Glenelg's David Kernahan (top) and Craig Buderick (bottom) wrestling North Adelaide players during the 1987 grand final loss.

Jim West spoils during the 1987 grand final loss to North Adelaide.

Harry Kernahan after announcing his retirement as the club's general manager, February 1987.

John Seebohm handballs against Port Adelaide.

David Marshall against Central District at Glenelg.

Defender Mark Donovan spoils against South Adelaide.

Peter Carey is carried off the field on the shoulders of John Seebohm and Chris McDermott after playing his Australian record 447th game on May 14th, 1988.

Chris McDermott shoots out a handball during the 1988 elimination final victory against Sturt.

Ruckman Gary Christie watches Mark Hewett raise his arms after glenelg defeated Norwood by 5 points in the 1988 preliminary final.

Glenelg centre-man Alan Stringer marks against Sturt at football Park during the 1989 pre-season competition.

Scott Salisbury celebrates a win against Norwood at Glenelg Oval, 1989.