This between-Carnivals state game between SA and WA in 1971 was full of household names, but is largely forgotten. Swish take us back to the days of Ansett, Golden Fleece, AMSCOL and players with names such as Bob, Graham, George, Len, Terry and Ian.
1964 SANFL Mobil Cards – Part 1: Central District
‘Swish’ launches Part 1 of his 1964 SANFL Mobil cards series with Central District, one of the two new additions to SANFL League ranks in that year. You may know of Gary Window and Ken Eustice, but Sam Donovan and Jock O’Brien had colourful careers too.
1971 SANFL Mobil Cards – Part 7: Sturt
The mighty Double Blues were the kings of the SANFL at the beginning of 1971. The Mobil Footy Cards of that year featured some of their many stars. Swish has a bit to say about each of them here.
1971 SANFL Mobil Cards – Part 4: Norwood
Swish brings us the next in his 1971 SANFL Mobil footy cards series. This one features the men of Norwood.
Neil Craig: Elite Performer (Part 1)
Neil Craig’s career has been so prolific Rulebook is covering it in two parts, all starting with the Yorke Peninsula, Carmel Court and the Norwood Football Club.
SANFL 1966 Grand Final – Sturt v Port Adelaide: First of Five
Norwood’s Ron Kneebone featured on the cover of the 1966 SANFL Grand Final Budget. The second successive Oatey-Williams Grand Final proved to be the beginning of a Double Blue era of dominance.
Killa: the Alan Killigrew years at Norwood
“After all, what is a football club? It is grass in the middle, posts at the ends, and bricks and mortar. It’s the people that give it soul. A football club is a living body”. Those reflective words penned by Alan Killigrew, say a lot about the man and his remarkable football journey that had a profound impact on so many people.
Book Review – Kings of the Game
Modelist reviews ‘Kings of the Game’, by Lachlan Waterman, in search of what makes a great Aussie Rules Football Coach.
Welcome to the 60s, SANFL Style
Swish is older than this 1960 SANFL Budget, but only just. It looks to have weathered the 55 years better than he has.
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