Round 19 1982 - Revision history

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

	1. [~~Video of match highlights~~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dM32aKqQv4U]		1. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dM32aKqQv4U Video of match highlights]

	1. [[Gallery round 19 1982\|Gallery pictures]]		1. [[Gallery round 19 1982\|Gallery pictures]]

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	In 1982 Glenelg stormed into the grand final from 4th position. Finals victories against Central District and Sturt were followed by a 1-point triumph over Port Adelaide in the preliminary final. None of this would have occurred if not for a massive Paul Weston kick in the dying seconds of this match to give Glenelg a 4-point win.		In 1982 Glenelg stormed into the grand final from 4th position. Finals victories against Central District and Sturt were followed by a 1-point triumph over Port Adelaide in the preliminary final. None of this would have occurred, as Glenelg would have missed the final five, if not for a massive Paul Weston kick in the dying seconds of this match to give Glenelg a 4-point win.

	Glenelg's victory in this game, during which the lead changed 15 times, was achieved without ruck stalwart Peter Carey, who was suspended for striking during the round 18 loss to West Adelaide at Richmond Oval.		Glenelg's victory in this game, during which the lead changed 15 times, was achieved without ruck stalwart Peter Carey, who was suspended for striking during the round 18 loss to West Adelaide at Richmond Oval.
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	== See also ==		== See also ==

			1. [Video of match highlights http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dM32aKqQv4U]

	1. [[Gallery round 19 1982\|Gallery pictures]]		1. [[Gallery round 19 1982\|Gallery pictures]]

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	[[Category:Match Reports]]		[[Category:Match Reports]]
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Bays34738586 at 08:44, 6 September 2010

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	== Team line-ups==		== Team line-ups ==
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Ranga: Lineups in Table as discussed

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Lineups in Table as discussed

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	'''~~Glenelg~~'''		\|-
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	1. WESTON, Paul (C)		1. WESTON, Paul (C)

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	COACH: HALBERT, John		COACH: HALBERT, John

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	'''~~Norwood~~'''

	3. JENKINS, Danny		3. JENKINS, Danny
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	COACH: BALME, Neil		COACH: BALME, Neil
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Ranga: typos

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typos

Bays34738586 at 15:15, 28 August 2010

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	Glenelg's victory in this game, during which the lead changed 15 times, was achieved without ruck stalwart Peter Carey, who was suspended for striking during the round 18 loss to West Adelaide at Richmond Oval.		Glenelg's victory in this game, during which the lead changed 15 times, was achieved without ruck stalwart Peter Carey, who was suspended for striking during the round 18 loss to West Adelaide at Richmond Oval.

	"I will die happy if we can do that to Port in a grand final" - unnamed Glenelg official ~~immediatly after match~~.		"I will die happy if we can do that to Port in a grand final" - unnamed Glenelg official.

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	== ~~TEAM LINE~~-~~UPS~~==		== Team line-ups==

	'''Glenelg'''		'''Glenelg'''
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	8. McGUINESS, Tony		8. McGUINESS, Tony

	9. ~~SYMONdS~~, Tony		9. SYMONDS, Tony

	10. McDERMOTT, Chris		10. McDERMOTT, Chris
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	'''A last-kick-of-the-match win is something special in football. It highlights the fine line that can exist between victory and defeat, conquest and failure, ecstasy and agony.'''		'''A last-kick-of-the-match win is something special in football. It highlights the fine line that can exist between victory and defeat, conquest and failure, ecstasy and agony.'''

	And is leaves nuetral ~~spectatorswith~~ a feeling of emptiness and frustration; that really, in fairness the result should have been a draw.		And is leaves nuetral spectators with a feeling of emptiness and frustration; that really, in fairness the result should have been a draw.

	This was the overiding impression of the classic struggle between Glenelg and Norwood waged at ~~Fottball~~ Park on Saturday.		This was the overiding impression of the classic struggle between Glenelg and Norwood waged at Football Park on Saturday.

	Both teams, ~~Norwwod~~ more so, made mistakes in the face of pressure that is not always prevalent in SA football.		Both teams, Norwood more so, made mistakes in the face of pressure that is not always prevalent in SA football.

	Yet either side would have been a worthy winner of a match in which the tension was sustained by the closeness of the scores and the 15 lead changes (~~6in~~ the thrid quarter).		Yet either side would have been a worthy winner of a match in which the tension was sustained by the closeness of the scores and the 15 lead changes (6 in the thrid quarter).

	As it happened, Glenelg grabbed the glory by 4 points - a last gasp steal that was a personal truimph for mild-~~mannerd~~ captain ~~paul~~ Weston who appeared to be wearing a bazooka for a boot.		As it happened, Glenelg grabbed the glory by 4 points - a last gasp steal that was a personal truimph for mild-mannered captain Paul Weston who appeared to be wearing a bazooka for a boot.

	Weston's three-goal feat in the last quarter was nothing short of phenomenal.		Weston's three-goal feat in the last quarter was nothing short of phenomenal.

	At the 10-minute mark he launched a colossal screw punt from just out of the centre ~~squareand~~ the ball bounced over the line for a goal that left Glenelg only three points down.		At the 10-minute mark he launched a colossal screw punt from just out of the centre square and the ball bounced over the line for a goal that left Glenelg only three points down.

	Tony Symonds, who made a late entry into the game as Tony Who?, kicked his fourth invaluable goal two minutes later from his left forward pocket.		Tony Symonds, who made a late entry into the game as Tony Who?, kicked his fourth invaluable goal two minutes later from his left forward pocket.
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	Apart from a thrilling climax, it was hard to pinpoint where the match was won and lost.		Apart from a thrilling climax, it was hard to pinpoint where the match was won and lost.

	For Glenelg, Stephen Kernahan produced a tireless four-quarter effort in ruck. Graham Cornes and Stephen Barrett were the pick of the hard working defence.. David marshall was a obtrusive on a ~~wind~~ as Michael Lunniss was on a forward flank and Tony McGuiness and John ~~paynter~~ were busy rovers, although McGuiness's disposal was not up to his usual standard.		For Glenelg, Stephen Kernahan produced a tireless four-quarter effort in ruck. Graham Cornes and Stephen Barrett were the pick of the hard working defence. David marshall was a obtrusive on a wing as Michael Lunniss was on a forward flank and Tony McGuiness and John Paynter were busy rovers, although McGuiness's disposal was not up to his usual standard.

	Michael Aish wore John MacFarlane as a second skin but he still did more than any other Redleg.		Michael Aish wore John MacFarlane as a second skin but he still did more than any other Redleg.

	Robert's five goals were proof of his class. ~~greg~~ Turbill, Garry McIntosh and ~~greg~~ and ~~kieth~~ Thomas were creative runners. Duncan Fosdike was an industrious wingman and Theil marshalled the backlines in his typical muscular manner.		Robert's five goals were proof of his class. Greg Turbill, Garry McIntosh and Greg and Kieth Thomas were creative runners. Duncan Fosdike was an industrious wingman and Theil marshalled the backlines in his typical muscular manner.

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	1. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dM32aKqQv4U Video of match highlights]		1. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dM32aKqQv4U Video of match highlights]

	1. [[Gallery round 19 1982\|Gallery pictures]]		2. [[Gallery round 19 1982\|Gallery pictures]]


	== References ==		== References ==

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	In 1982 Glenelg stormed into the grand final from 4th position. Finals victories against Central District and Sturt were followed by a 1-point triumph over Port Adelaide in the preliminary final. None of this would have ~~occured~~ if not for a massive Paul Weston kick in the dying seconds of this match to give Glenelg a 4-point win.		In 1982 Glenelg stormed into the grand final from 4th position. Finals victories against Central District and Sturt were followed by a 1-point triumph over Port Adelaide in the preliminary final. None of this would have occurred if not for a massive Paul Weston kick in the dying seconds of this match to give Glenelg a 4-point win.

	Glenelg's victory in this game, during which the lead changed 15 times, was achieved without ruck stalwart Peter Carey, who was suspended for striking during the round 18 loss to West Adelaide at Richmond Oval.		Glenelg's victory in this game, during which the lead changed 15 times, was achieved without ruck stalwart Peter Carey, who was suspended for striking during the round 18 loss to West Adelaide at Richmond Oval.
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	5. HEIN, Neil		5. HEIN, Neil

	6. NOBLE, ~~Malcom~~		6. NOBLE, Malcolm

	7. THOMAS, Keith		7. THOMAS, Keith
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	'''A last-kick-of-the-match win is something special in football. It highlights the fine line that can exist between victory and defeat, conquest and failure, ecstasy and agony.'''		'''A last-kick-of-the-match win is something special in football. It highlights the fine line that can exist between victory and defeat, conquest and failure, ecstasy and agony.'''

	And is leaves ~~nuetral~~ spectators with a feeling of emptiness and frustration; that really, in fairness the result should have been a draw.		And is leaves neutral spectators with a feeling of emptiness and frustration; that really, in fairness the result should have been a draw.

	This was the ~~overiding~~ impression of the classic struggle between Glenelg and Norwood waged at Football Park on Saturday.		This was the overriding impression of the classic struggle between Glenelg and Norwood waged at Football Park on Saturday.

	Both teams, Norwood more so, made mistakes in the face of pressure that is not always prevalent in SA football.		Both teams, Norwood more so, made mistakes in the face of pressure that is not always prevalent in SA football.

	Yet either side would have been a worthy winner of a match in which the tension was sustained by the closeness of the scores and the 15 lead changes (6 in the ~~thrid~~ quarter).		Yet either side would have been a worthy winner of a match in which the tension was sustained by the closeness of the scores and the 15 lead changes (6 in the third quarter).

	As it happened, Glenelg grabbed the glory by 4 points - a last gasp steal that was a personal ~~truimph~~ for mild-mannered captain Paul Weston who appeared to be wearing a bazooka for a boot.		As it happened, Glenelg grabbed the glory by 4 points - a last gasp steal that was a personal triumph for mild-mannered captain Paul Weston who appeared to be wearing a bazooka for a boot.

	Weston's three-goal feat in the last quarter was nothing short of phenomenal.		Weston's three-goal feat in the last quarter was nothing short of phenomenal.
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	As the timekeepers thumb hovered over the siren button, Weston, at half-forward right, fired probably the longest kick of his career - a booming screw punt that sailed on and on... over the heads of everybody and past the disbelieving goal umpire as if it were a magnet.		As the timekeepers thumb hovered over the siren button, Weston, at half-forward right, fired probably the longest kick of his career - a booming screw punt that sailed on and on... over the heads of everybody and past the disbelieving goal umpire as if it were a magnet.

	Unaware that he had just blown my lead in the office's $150 tipping competition, Weston was all smiles when he said later: "I didn't think it would make the distance. I just kicked it as far as i could."		Unaware that he had just blown my lead in the office's $150 tipping competition, Weston was all smiles when he said later: "I didn't think it would make the distance. I just kicked it as far as I could."

	Nice one Paul!		Nice one Paul!

	And a Glenelg official, still trembling with ~~excitment~~ had the last word: "I will die happy if we can do that to Port in a grand final."		And a Glenelg official, still trembling with excitement had the last word: "I will die happy if we can do that to Port in a grand final."

	Apart from a thrilling climax, it was hard to pinpoint where the match was won and lost.		Apart from a thrilling climax, it was hard to pinpoint where the match was won and lost.

	For Glenelg, Stephen Kernahan produced a tireless four-quarter effort in ruck. Graham Cornes and Stephen Barrett were the pick of the hard working defence. David ~~marshall~~ was a obtrusive on a wing as Michael Lunniss was on a forward flank and Tony McGuiness and John Paynter were busy rovers, although McGuiness's disposal was not up to his usual standard.		For Glenelg, Stephen Kernahan produced a tireless four-quarter effort in ruck. Graham Cornes and Stephen Barrett were the pick of the hard working defence. David Marshall was a obtrusive on a wing as Michael Lunniss was on a forward flank and Tony McGuiness and John Paynter were busy rovers, although McGuiness's disposal was not up to his usual standard.

	Michael Aish wore John MacFarlane as a second skin but he still did more than any other Redleg.		Michael Aish wore John MacFarlane as a second skin but he still did more than any other Redleg.

	Robert's five goals were proof of his class. Greg Turbill, Garry McIntosh and Greg and ~~Kieth~~ Thomas were creative runners. Duncan Fosdike was an industrious wingman and Theil marshalled the backlines in his typical muscular manner.		Robert's five goals were proof of his class. Greg Turbill, Garry McIntosh and Greg and Keith Thomas were creative runners. Duncan Fosdike was an industrious wingman and Theil marshalled the backlines in his typical muscular manner.

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