Footy Film SA

1985 ROUND 8: RICK DAVIES HAS FIRST WIN AS SOUTH COACH!

Features team song and brief address by South coach Rick Davies after defeating Glenelg. Also features interview with South rover Mark Naley.

Match played at Adelaide Oval in front of 6,352.

FINAL SCORE:
1985 Round 8 South 19.8 122 d Glenelg 14.8 92

1985 MAGAREY MEDAL: MALCOM BLIGHT TRBUTE

Tribute to Woodville champion Malcom Blight featuring highlights of him playing for North Melbourne, Woodville and South Australia. Taken from the 1985 Magarey Medal telecast.

MALCOM BLIGHT STATS:
Woodville: 1968–73, 1983–85 152 games 342 goals
North Melbourne: 1974–1982 178 games 444) goals
Total: 330 games 786 goals

1976 ROUND 2: STURT HAVE BIG WIN AT HOME AGAIST NORWOOD

Highlights from this round 2 clash in 1976. Sturt easily account for reigning premiers Norwood by 63 points at Unley Oval.

FINAL SCORE:
1976 Round 2 Sturt 21.20 146 d Norwood 12.11 83

1975 MAGAREY MEDAL: PETER CAREY HIGHLIGHTS AND INTERVIEW

Highlights and interview with Glenelg champion Peter Carey. Taken from the 1975 Magarey Medal telecast.

PETER CAREY STATS:
Glenelg: 1971–1988 448 games 487 goals

1972 STATE GAME: SOUTH AUSTRALIA ACCOUNT FOR TASMANIA

Highlights from this game played in Perth as part of the 1972 ANFC carnival. The star-studded SA side score a comfortable win over Tasmania. This is part of the ABC "Footy Flashback" series, hosted by Phil Cleary.

FINAL SCORE:
1972 State Game South Australia 22.24 156 d Tasmania 9.12 66

1962 GRAND FINAL: PORT WIN HEART-STOPPER AGAINST WEST

Includes pre match interview with Kerley and Motley, Eustice Magarey Medal presentation and 5 minutes of colour highlights from this match which saw another narrow Port victory over West.

Match report:
A tense crowd of 43,567 saw Port beat West by three points to win the 1962 grand final. It was Port's seventh premiership in nine years. It completed the season with only two losses in 21 games.
An indication of the tremendous struggle was shown in the six lead changes when the biggest margin at any stage was Port's 10-point lead in the third quarter. For most of the game there were big time lapses between goals and, whenever one side threatened to break away, it was quickly and ferociously dragged back.

Despite the drive Hannaford and Obst were generating the Port forwards were well held and its rovers were unable to cope with the hard-hitting Bennetts in the back pocket. Kerley and Roach generated drive for West, particularly in the last half, and gave West a chance to open up a gap but Wright and Thomas missed easy, shots for goal.

Late in the last quarter John Thompson goaled for West to reduce the margin to two points. Hayes then goaled after a nice kick from Gill. Wright replied for West to make the margin again two points. The Port defence then hung on desperately to finish West's hopes for successive premierships.

Source: S.A Football Budget, 29/9/1973.

FINAL SCORE:
1962 Grand Final Port 8.10 58 d West 7.13 55

1982 MAGAREY MEDAL: MARK NALEY HIGHLIGHTS

Fabulous highlights package featuring South's champion rover Mark Naley. Taken from the 1982 Magarey Medal telecast.

1980–1986, 1991–1993: South Adelaide 236 games 231 goals
1987–1990: Carlton 65 games 74 goals
Total: 301 games 305 goals

1975 MAGAREY MEDAL: ROBBERT KLOMP HIGHLIGHTS AND INTERVIEW

Sturt centre half-forward Robbert Klomp interview and highlights. Taken from the 1975 Magarey Medal telecast.

ROBBERT KLOMP STATS:
Sturt: 1973–78, 1985-87 205 games 173 goals
Carlton: 1979–83 84 games 17 goals
Footscray: 1983–84 9games 3 goals
Total: 298 games 193 goals