Posted: Sun Aug 31, 2025 6:57 pmPosted: Sun Aug 31, 2025 6:59 pmPosted: Sun Aug 31, 2025 8:01 pmPosted: Sun Aug 31, 2025 8:24 pmPosted: Sun Aug 31, 2025 8:39 pmpmackk wrote:Was hoping for extra time anyway will be a great 2nd semi final.
Posted: Sun Aug 31, 2025 8:46 pm
Posted: Sun Aug 31, 2025 10:04 pmpmackk wrote:Was hoping for extra time ....
Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2025 12:20 amdedja wrote:Just now tried to watch last quarter on SANFLNow … the faarktards at the SANFL have seemingly managed to still have buffering 2 hours after the match has finished
Faarking amateur hour
Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2025 12:32 amDutchy wrote:dedja wrote:Just now tried to watch last quarter on SANFLNow … the faarktards at the SANFL have seemingly managed to still have buffering 2 hours after the match has finished
Faarking amateur hour
Is it on 7+ ?
Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2025 9:31 amDutchy wrote:Great win, most teams would have given up against that mob, quite clear one team wanted it a touch more when it mattered.
Next Sunday is going to be huge
Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2025 11:01 amBooney wrote:Dutchy wrote:Great win, most teams would have given up against that mob, quite clear one team wanted it a touch more when it mattered.
Next Sunday is going to be huge
Not sure about that mate both teams were desperate in the last 5 minutes and the Bays class forward of the ball proved the difference, a cop out to suggest the endeavor shown by one side was more than the other.
Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2025 11:12 amdedja wrote:
That said, despite a somewhat indifferent lead up to the finals, with injuries and mixed form, the Bays are more than good enough to deal with this opposition if switched on. Don’t care if the margin is 1 or 238, just get the job done.
Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2025 11:38 amEagles2014 wrote:Booney wrote:Dutchy wrote:Great win, most teams would have given up against that mob, quite clear one team wanted it a touch more when it mattered.
Next Sunday is going to be huge
Not sure about that mate both teams were desperate in the last 5 minutes and the Bays class forward of the ball proved the difference, a cop out to suggest the endeavor shown by one side was more than the other.
Yep agree, you can't possibly say the Crows players were not giving 100% at the end. I know from inside the club they are desperate to win an SANFL flag and thought this year was the one. Their job just got so much harder now having to win three finals in a row. Think they account for Norwood this week but then getting past Glenelg or Sturt in Prelim be tough.
Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2025 12:11 pmPosted: Mon Sep 01, 2025 2:45 pmPosted: Mon Sep 01, 2025 2:45 pmam Bays wrote:So how's them Bays, hey?
Any more on the Crows fan who allegedly uttered something over the fence that may or may not have seen him escorted from the stadium???
Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2025 2:49 pmBooney wrote:Dutchy wrote:Great win, most teams would have given up against that mob, quite clear one team wanted it a touch more when it mattered.
Next Sunday is going to be huge
Not sure about that mate both teams were desperate in the last 5 minutes and the Bays class forward of the ball proved the difference, a cop out to suggest the endeavor shown by one side was more than the other.
Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2025 11:48 pmCrows fan booted from SANFL match at Adelaide Oval after using homophobic slur towards Glenelg Captain Liam McBean
Fresh footy controversy after a fan's homophobic abuse marred what should have been Glenelg captain Liam McBean's celebratory 150th game milestone.
A spectator has been kicked out of Adelaide Oval after hurling homophobic abuse at Glenelg captain Liam McBean during his milestone 150th SANFL game.
The three-time premiership hero was targeted by a spectator during the second-quarter of Saturday’s clash against the Crows.
The Advertiser understands that the spectator, who hasn’t been identified, used the same slur Izak Rankine used against a Collingwood player, earning him a four-week ban last fortnight.
A video from the match shows McBean pointing to the Member’s Stand in response to the slur.
The spectator was kicked out of the grounds after the incident was reported to security by a boundary umpire who overheard the abuse.
McBean told 7News he was shocked to hear the slur and was thankful for the venue’s quick response.
“It’s not something that you expect to hear coming over the fence,” he said.
“Clearly sport is something that brings people together and it’s an inclusive environment.
“Hopefully with the quick actions that took place afterwards there will be a bit of an investigation to follow and hopefully there will be some further education.”
In a statement to 7News, Adelaide Oval management said any person who breaches the venue’s code of conduct would be evicted.
“Patrons found to be in breach may be referred to SAPOL for identification, evicted from the venue and/or subsequently banned from the stadium,” a spokesperson said.
While the spectator isn’t a Crows member, the incident has raised concerns about similar behaviour at Thursday night’s match against Collingwood.
McBean will lead Glenelg against Sturt in the second semi-final on Sunday.
Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2025 12:07 amSpargo wrote:Very odd the amount of Norwood supporters that hung around and barracked hard for the crowserves…
Posted: Fri Sep 05, 2025 5:05 pmdedja wrote:https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/subscribe/news/1/?sourceCode=AAWEB_WRE170_a&dest=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.adelaidenow.com.au%2Fsport%2Fcrows-fan-booted-from-sanfl-match-at-adelaide-oval-after-using-homophobic-slur-towards-glenelg-captain-liam-mcbean%2Fnews-story%2F6b41ad1350f848a9906d70d1b3be431e&memtype=anonymous&mode=premium&v21=ULTRALOW-Segment-2-SCORECrows fan booted from SANFL match at Adelaide Oval after using homophobic slur towards Glenelg Captain Liam McBean
Fresh footy controversy after a fan's homophobic abuse marred what should have been Glenelg captain Liam McBean's celebratory 150th game milestone.
A spectator has been kicked out of Adelaide Oval after hurling homophobic abuse at Glenelg captain Liam McBean during his milestone 150th SANFL game.
The three-time premiership hero was targeted by a spectator during the second-quarter of Saturday’s clash against the Crows.
The Advertiser understands that the spectator, who hasn’t been identified, used the same slur Izak Rankine used against a Collingwood player, earning him a four-week ban last fortnight.
A video from the match shows McBean pointing to the Member’s Stand in response to the slur.
The spectator was kicked out of the grounds after the incident was reported to security by a boundary umpire who overheard the abuse.
McBean told 7News he was shocked to hear the slur and was thankful for the venue’s quick response.
“It’s not something that you expect to hear coming over the fence,” he said.
“Clearly sport is something that brings people together and it’s an inclusive environment.
“Hopefully with the quick actions that took place afterwards there will be a bit of an investigation to follow and hopefully there will be some further education.”
In a statement to 7News, Adelaide Oval management said any person who breaches the venue’s code of conduct would be evicted.
“Patrons found to be in breach may be referred to SAPOL for identification, evicted from the venue and/or subsequently banned from the stadium,” a spokesperson said.
While the spectator isn’t a Crows member, the incident has raised concerns about similar behaviour at Thursday night’s match against Collingwood.
McBean will lead Glenelg against Sturt in the second semi-final on Sunday.