Image Galleries:The 80's

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  David Marshall flies high to take a mark against Port Adelaide at Glenelg, 1980.
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  Future champions: Chris McDermott and Stephen Kernahan at training, January 1981.
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  Paul Weston holds aloft the Escort Cup after Glenelg beat Port in the 1982 grand final of the night competition.
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  Daryl Rady
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  Glenelg rover Peter McInereny against Central District.
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  Glenelg back pocket Jim Lihou versus West Adelaide.
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  Glenelg full-back Keith Kuhlmann spoils against Central District.
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  Tony McGuiness playing against Sturt, circa 1982.
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  Tony McGuiness against Port Adelaide, 1982.
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  Graham Cornes becomes the first Glenelg player to play 300 games, against South Adelaide, Glenelg Oval, 1982.
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  Graham Cornes falls to the ground after being struck by Port Adelaide's David Grainger during the 1982 Preliminary Final.
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  Stephen Kernahan takes a strong mark despite vigorous attention from Port Adelaide's Danny Hughes, 1982 preliminary final.
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  Glenelg's David Frost tackles Port Adelaide rover Ray Huppatz. Peter Maynard awaits the outcome. 1982 preliminary final.
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  Port Adelaide full-forward Tim Evans marks ahead of Glenelg's David Frost in the 1982 preliminary final.
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  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.
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  David Grainger is given a police escort from Football Park after the 1982 Preliminary final.
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  Glenelg rover Tony McGuiness shows off the 1982 Magarey Medal.
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  A dejected Tony McGuiness after the 1982 grand final loss to Norwood.
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  Stephen Kernahan and Stephen Copping.
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  Glenelg back-pocket Ross Gibbs marks against Port Adelaide.
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  Scott Salisbury get a handball away against North Adelaide during the 1985 second semi-final.
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  1985 premiership team photo.
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  Tony McGuiness and Stephen Kernahan after Glenelg defeat North Adelaide in the 1985 Grand Final.
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  Peter Maynard and Tony McGuiness with the Thomas Seymour trophy after Glenelg defeat North Adelaide in the 1985 Grand Final.
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  Jubilant scenes after Glenelg defeat North Adelaide in the 1985 grand final.
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  Tony Hall marks against Footscray during a night match at Football Park, 1986.
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  Glenelg full-back Chris Duthy marks against North Adelaide during the 1986 finals series at Football Park.
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  John McFarlane kicks against North Adelaide during the 1986 second-semi final, Football Park, 1986.
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  Wayne Stringer celebrates after Glenelg defeat North Adelaide in the 1986 Grand Final.
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  Glenelg fullback Chris Duthy marks during the 1986 Grand Final.
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  The Thomas Seymour trophy is held aloft after Glenelg defeat North Adelaide in the 1986 Grand Final.
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  West End brewery chimney unvieling, 1986.
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  Glenelg's 1986 premiership team.
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  Peter Carey enters Glenelg Oval with his sons before playing his 400th game for Glenelg.
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  Glenelg's David Kernahan (top) and Craig Buderick (bottom) wrestling North Adelaide players during the 1987 grand final loss.
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  Jim West spoils during the 1987 grand final loss to North Adelaide.
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  Harry Kernahan after announcing his retirement as the club's general manager, February 1987.
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  John Seebohm handballs against Port Adelaide.
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  David Marshall against Central District at Glenelg.
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  Defender Mark Donovan spoils against South Adelaide.
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  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.
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  Chris McDermott shoots out a handball during the 1988 elimination final victory against Sturt.
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  Ruckman Gary Christie watches Mark Hewett raise his arms after glenelg defeated Norwood by 5 points in the 1988 preliminary final.
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  Glenelg centre-man Alan Stringer marks against Sturt at football Park during the 1989 pre-season competition.
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  Scott Salisbury celebrates a win against Norwood at Glenelg Oval, 1989.