Neil Kerley - Revision history

Wood.N.Spoon at 01:54, 28 December 2017

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	'''Playing'''		'''Playing'''
			*GFC League Player Number: 545
			*GFC League Debut: Round 1, 1967
	*Glenelg [[1967]] – [[1969]]		*Glenelg [[1967]] – [[1969]]
	** 55 games		** 55 games

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	== See also ==		== See also ==

	[[Gallery ~~Niel~~ Kerley\|Gallery pictures]]		[[Gallery Neil Kerley\|Gallery pictures]]

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	He came to represent the face of South Australian football, especially to Victorians, due to his passion for interstate State of Origin games.		He came to represent the face of South Australian football, especially to Victorians, due to his passion for interstate State of Origin games.

			== See also ==

			[[Gallery Niel Kerley\|Gallery pictures]]

Ranga: add pic (temp as this one is better in the Gallery)

2010-06-01T12:46:23Z

add pic (temp as this one is better in the Gallery)

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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Stats current to end of 2009		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Stats current to end of 2009
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			[[File:JohnGorton.jpg\|400px\|Neil Kerley (right) at the toss of the coin by Prime Minister, John Gorton]]
	== Biographical ==		== Biographical ==
	*Born: 20 February 1934 at Barmera, South Australia		*Born: 20 February 1934 at Barmera, South Australia

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	~~== Neil Kerley ==~~		{\| width=45%; style="padding:0.2em; border:1px solid; background-color:#FFFF99; float:right; "
	{\| ~~{wikitable}~~; ~~align~~=right ; ~~width~~=~~40%~~ ;		\|-
			! style="background:black; color:gold" \|  Career Highlights
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	\| ~~Born: February 20, 1934 at Barmera,~~ South ~~Australia~~		\|
			'''Playing'''
			*Glenelg [[1967]] – [[1969]]
			** 55 games
			** 36 goals
			* West Adelaide(1952-1963)
			** 149 games
			*South Adelaide(1964-1966)
			** 57 games

	~~Original Team: Barmera Colts~~		'''Coaching'''
			*West Adelaide(1961-1962)
	~~Senior Debut: 1952, West Adelaide, SANFL~~		*South Adelaide (1964-1966)
			*Glenelg (1967-1977)
	~~Debut Opponent: West Torrens~~		*West Torrens (1978-1980)
			*West Adelaide (1981-1984)
	~~Debut Stadium: Thebarton Oval~~		*Central District (1988-1990)
	\|-		*West Adelaide (1992-1993)
	\|'''~~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)<br>
	*South Adelaide (1964-1966)<br>
	*Glenelg (1967-1977)<br>
	*West Torrens (1978-1980) <br>
	*West Adelaide (1981-1984) <br>
	*Central District (1988-1990)<br>
	*West Adelaide (1992-1993)
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	~~\|'''Career Highlights'''~~
	* Member of premiership teams with West Adelaide (1961) and South Adelaide (1964)		* Member of premiership teams with West Adelaide (1961) and South Adelaide (1964)
	* Five time best and fairest for West Adelaide and Glenelg		* Five time best and fairest for West Adelaide and Glenelg
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	* Inducted Glenelg Hall of Fame (2001)		* Inducted Glenelg Hall of Fame (2001)
	* Inducted SANFL Hall of Fame (2002)		* Inducted SANFL Hall of Fame (2002)


			<nowiki>*</nowiki> Stats current to end of 2009
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			== Biographical ==
			*Born: 20 February 1934 at Barmera, South Australia
			*Height: cm
			*Weight: kg
			*Recruited from: South Adelaide
			*Previous Clubs: West Adelaide
			*GFC League Debut: 1967

			Guernsey Number: [[1]]

	'''Donald Neil Kerley''' - nicknamed "Knuckles" or "King" - is an iconic figure in South Australian football.		'''Donald Neil Kerley''' - nicknamed "Knuckles" or "King" - is an iconic figure in South Australian football.
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	[[Category:Players]]		[[Category:Players\|Kerley, Neil]]
	[[Category:Captains]]		[[Category:Captains\|Kerley, Neil]]
	[[Category:Coaches]]		[[Category:Coaches\|Kerley, Neil]]
	[[Category:Hall of Fame]]		[[Category:Hall of Fame\|Kerley, Neil]]
	[[Category:Greats of Glenelg]]		[[Category:Greats of Glenelg\|Kerley, Neil]]

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	He came to represent the face of South Australian football, especially to Victorians, due to his passion for interstate State of Origin games.		He came to represent the face of South Australian football, especially to Victorians, due to his passion for interstate State of Origin games.


			[[Category:Players]]
			[[Category:Captains]]
			[[Category:Coaches]]
			[[Category:Hall of Fame]]
			[[Category:Greats of Glenelg]]

Ranga: Neil Kerley

2010-02-19T08:30:17Z

Neil Kerley

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== Neil Kerley ==
{| {wikitable}; align=right ; width=40% ;
|-
| 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.