SUBSTANDARD – VOLUME 5 2012

Greetings and welcome to Volume 5 of Substandard, the Blacks Organ, for season 2012. Highlights this week

include crisis time at Lion Nathan and two great reports towards the end from Dirty Darien (Chardonnays) and

Wolverine from the Greys trip to the Riverland. Thanks as always for your interest in the AUFC, if you have any

feedback or Bob Neil photos to send through please email me at chairman@bobneil.com or call 0414 488 282.

You will notice a re-branding this week as we revert to the name “Substandard” for the weekly Blacks

publication. This was originally established in the 70s and then carried on by Chocka through his 25 year reign.

We figure that after producing this newsletter consistently for the last 18 months it’s now time to bring the ol

favourite back. So Substandard it is.

SPONSORS & MEMBERS DAY Next Saturday the 19th of May is Sponsors and Members Day for the Adelaide chapter at Bob Neil 1. All paid up

Sponsors and Members are invited to the Long Room from 12:30 – 2:00 for some delectable curries and

complimentary drinks courtesy of the proprietor. Then stick around and watch the AUFC take on top of the table

Tee Hee Gully in what should be the match of the season thus far. Bob willing it will also be Tom Martin’s 200th

game for the club so should be a huge day.

Please RSVP to Rulebook on 0414678815 or email sponsorship@bobneil.com for catering purposes. Stay tuned

for details of AUFC Member functions across the globe over the course of the season.

FACEBOB When Facebob was mentioned in last weeks edition we immediately got 20 extra likes so I figure I’ll do it again.

Live score updates from around the grounds commencing this Saturday so get involved. You will also note from

the link on our page that Dunlop is undertaking a Facebook survey to determine “Which Australian do you think

would be the ultimate ambassador for Volleys?” Unsurprisingly Bob Neil is leading the survey comfortably so be

sure to click on the link and have your say.

www.facebook.com/bobneil130

ROUND 4 REVIEW Our first Distinction of the season with 6 out of 8 teams winning, including the Greys this afternoon who

travelled up to Berri Far Away and destroyed the Riverland team by 18 goals despite hangovers from the

sleepover at the Lyrup Football Club last night.

It was 80s day at Bob Neil # 1 with notable attendees including Egils “the Latvian Warhead” Olekalns, Peter

“Metacarpals” Sharley, The Legend, Mrs Legend, Joe Nurk, “Snips” Parsons, “Biz” Sarre, Mick “Casanova” Kenny,

Craig “Clone” Ball, Rabs Douglas, Mile Hi, Dog Muir, Peter “Toad” DeCure, Rocky Austin, Jimmy Kats and Red

Emmell representing Riverside. Apologies from Lips & Gordo who were attending a wine show interstate.

Fortunately for the crowd in attendance (ex Egils who didn’t get to the ground until post match drinks at 4:30)

Aussie Bob & the Contract Killers came out with all guns blazing against a Flagon of Portland at Bob Neil 1 and

after twenty minutes it was 8.2 to zip and game over. Very nice for the coach and supporters to have a relaxing

afternoon for a change and the players were obviously keen to make amends for their disappointing round 1

effort at home. No doubt the killers are building and will look forward to Max Walkerville this week. Ladder for

the A grade below, all others can be found at the following link:

http://www.sportingpulse.com/comp_info.cgi?c=1-114-0-208863-0&a=LADDER

TEAM P W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Tea Tree Gully 4 3 1 0 0 0 464 297 60.97 6

Walkerville 4 3 1 0 0 0 361 291 55.37 6

Prince Alfred OC 4 3 1 0 0 0 377 369 50.54 6

Portland 4 3 1 0 0 0 338 417 44.77 6

Adelaide University 4 2 2 0 0 0 386 259 59.84 4

Port District 4 2 2 0 0 0 394 343 53.46 4

Modbury 4 2 2 0 0 0 301 294 50.59 4

Flinders Park 4 1 3 0 0 0 346 352 49.57 2

Old Ignatians 4 1 3 0 0 0 211 432 32.81 2

Eastern Park 4 0 4 0 0 0 335 459 42.19 0

The non-fighting Irish were also up by 6 goals at quarter time and ended up winning by l5, the C-Bombs fought

hard again but just went down to the Garbage whilst the Cowboys from Hell also battled valiantly but just went

down. Aside from the rubbish results at the Tip (boom boom) the rest of the lower grade results were all as Bob

planned...The young Chardonnay team flogged Robert Mitchum and the Scum got on the board against the

same team much to Bunny’s relief. Finally the B*stards won their third straight showing no sympathy at all for

the Gays, winning by 13 goals in a typically bruising encounter.

As always, detailed results/reports are on www.bobneil.com (click round by round results) and you can also find

the round 5 teams on the site.

The Howie 250th game banner photo didn’t work last week, so take 2:

HOLD YOUR BOWLIES The Chardonnays won the keg last week for having an impressive 20 players in attendance so high fives to them.

This week “Tonto the Unusual”, otherwise known as Dirty Darien O’Rielly will be hosting. A Dirty bowlies is

guaranteed to be interesting at the very least so be sure to get along. As always, $8 schnittys, $5.50 pints and 2 4

1 vodkas from 9-12 are on offer and footy live on the big screen.

PLAYER SPONSORSHIP & MEMBERSHIP Apologies for not attaching the membership form last week, it is definitely attached this time. As previously

advised you can email the completed form to sponsorship@bobneil.com, send it back snail mail to AUFC, PO Box

3130, Rundle Mall 5000, or go straight to www.bobneil.com and pay online through the store.

The aim of the Player Sponsorship Scheme is to provide the senior squad of 40 players with the resources that

we need to compete at the top level of amateur football. Examples include professional physio support, a strong

coaching group including specialists where required (eg fitness coach) and bribes to youngsters to come out and

run water etc under the direction of Boz (this is particularly expensive).

The Sponsor receives recognition in this weekly publication and on the website, an invite to sponsors day, two

tickets to the Quiz night, two tickets to the end of year dinner and a variety of AUFC merchandise.

This year we have taken the additional step of allowing past players who become Sponsors to, in agreement

with their sponsored player, have that player use the playing number of the Sponsor throughout the season. For

example, Fat Guts Featherston wore number 111 in the Scum in 1995 so, if anyone could find Fatguts and he

stumped up the required cash, his sponsored player (maybe Roachie) would wear 111 in the A grade assuming

all agreed. We have had a great response thus far and are hoping to have at least 4-5 three digit numbers

running around in the A grade within the next few weeks. A few players still need a sponsor so please get in

touch with the Book if you are keen to help.

Next week we will include Donation forms and detail of the Adelaide University Endowment Fund.

CRISIS AT LION NATHAN There has been justifiable panic in the corridors of power at Lion Nathan this week as the following photo, taken

by a concerned onlooker at the recent Tasting Australia event, appears to show the Legend, who has been in a

decent paddock I might add, getting all classy in the 21st century with a glass of crisp Angoves Sav Blanc in hand.

This from a man whose own equations on the meaning of life, death and west end beer have revolutionised

both mathematical and philosophical thinking.

Lets hope it’s a one-off, heaven help us if he joins the Cider revolution.

ROUND 5 PREVIEW First up on the big day at Morphettville, in breaking news Blacks Caviar has drawn the favourable barrier of 130

for the Goodwood Sinner Stakes.

Onto the footy, yet another good schedule this week with five games at the University grounds and our two

away games at leafy Walkerville. All I know is that the core of the SAAFL is located substantially north of Regency

Road and we’ve thus far avoided any trips out that way, so we must have some truly horrible schedules coming

up….anyway lets worry about that later.

Div 2 (Aussie Bob & The Contract Killers) V Walkerville at Walkerville Oval

Div 2R (Spud O'Rielly & the non-fighting Irish) V Walkerville at Walkerville Oval

Div 6 (Cyril & the C-Bombs) V Blackfriars OS at Uni Oval

Div 6R (Sugar Ray & the Cowboys from Hell) V Blackfriars OS at Uni Oval

Div 8 (The Chardonnay Socialists) V Golden Grove at Park 10

Div 8R (The Scum) V Golden Grove at Park 10

Div C1 (The B*stards) V Rostrevor at Uni Oval at 10:15

Div Over 35s (The Greys) V Another bye

Aussie Bob & The Contract Killers will look to continue their good form when they take on a strong Max

Walkerville outfit at Tangle Park. After a zip and two start every game is important for the Contract Killers and

Max’s mob are always tough to beat on their own Park, especially with a wet day forecast and no doubt extra

showers in the last quarter when they turn the sprinklers on. The team will most likely be up on the website by

now, however at the time of typing I’m not sure of exact changes. We expect Roachie and perhaps Quinny to

return from injury and unfortunately young Watto will be out for 6 weeks after having his collarbone broken by

a reckless Portland bogan last week in his debut (investigation pending).

The Non-fighting Irish will have their toughest test of the season against a Max Walkerville magoos team that is

always strong and often plays with more points than many A grade teams.

Back at the Bob Neil Ranch the triple header at Bob Neil 1 will be kicked off by the B*stards taking on the

Catholic duo Ross & Trevor at 10:15, followed by Sugar Ray & The Cowboys from Hell at 12:15. Sugar Ray will be

hosting a mini ladies day in honour of Mothers Day (what a guy, see below for more info) as the Cowboys look to

get their season back on track. Speaking of that, in the main game Cyril and the C-Bombs will be desperate for a

win to turn their season around against the Burnt Chips Old Boys in what is a very toight Div 6 competition. Most

importantly, the Long Room is the only place where you can watch the mighty AUFC live (in amongst the cowboy

ladies as an added bonus), sink a few cans, have the Crows V Geelong on the big screen and flick over to Blacks

Caviar when needed. Sounds like the perfect afternoon really.

Over at Park 10 The Scum and Chardonnays both take on Golden Grovel in what I suspect will be tough games,

especially given the number of Scum players who have a great deal of passion for the track.

BOB NEIL PHOTO OF THE WEEK Jumping Jimmy Lec Lec and the B*tch getting all spiritual in Rome. Beermen

THE GREYS REPORT - MALE BONDING AND A BIT OF FOOTER Well who would have thought getting a side to travel to Renmark would have been that easy?

The Greys' third game of the year was a wee trip to Lyrup in the Riverland to play the Riverland Superdogs. You

would be forgiven if you were not aware of Lyrup but as it turns out it was a little football oasis between Berri

and Renmark. Just over half of the team travelled by bus to Lyrup on the Saturday which was a good chance for

those not familiar with each other to get more acquainted. Believe me when i say that this definitely happened.

The bus departed Radelaide at about 4 with 11 guys, their swags and 5 eskies crammed into a 12 seater bus.

Cosy. The trip to the Riverland one of the funnier in recent history with a plethora of stories, jokes and grogs

enjoyed. One chap was even assigned his new Uni footy club nickname, the New Fritzl. Find him and ask him the

significance. We arrived at the Lyrup Community Club where the president of the Superdogs was waiting to

greet us. They kept the kitchen open and 11 schnitzels were promptly ordered. We were introduced to the Lyrup

Syrup which was a jug filled with 5 rums, vodka, green ginger wine and a couple of juices. The tone for the night

was set. Shots all round. Beers a plenty. Meal done and jukebox exhausted we were directed to the Lyrup Footer

Club changerooms just across the road. Not knowing what to expect we were presented with a very tidy, clean

and carpeted clubroom with excellent facilities. Swags were rolled out in readiness for a fall over later in the

night and it was back on the bus to find the next port of call.

* 1st stop Renmark Community Club

The word had got around that someone was having a 21st in the Club so we thought it best to help them

celebrate. We found some booze merchandise, wrapped it and presented it too the lad who was surprised by

the gesture. The 11 of us showing at his 21st effectively double the crowd size so this was not a good start. We

then tried the Renmark Hotel to find it closed.

* 2nd Stop Vines Disco - Berri Hotel

Thanks to Wes for driving. We then went to the Vines to see it pumping with a live not so great band playing and

the hotel filled with folk of all ages. Here we stayed, drank, chatted and bonded until it was suggested by one of

the crowd pacifiers that maybe one of the party was a little tired and that we should take him home to bed. We

took that on board and boarded the bus for home. Well changeroom.

* Game day.

We awoke after what felt like moments to a cracker Riverland morning. A fry up breakfast was held to get

everyone back on track and we waited for the game. Placey must have had a bad schnitzel the night before

because he did not feel well in the stomach and was a little bit sick in places. All day. Hope you are feeling better

Ashley. Folk started rocking up and the Superdogs arrived changed and proceeded to do some training drills

before the game. They were big fellas so the sight of them being serious and their size was quite intimidating.

My pre game address indicated that i did not expect much from the guys due to a virus that seemed to be

plaguing some of them. Three went back to bed after breakfast and i was concerned for their health. I

mentioned that enjoyment was the key regardless of score. It seems a bit of reverse psychology works a treat.

The game was indeed a lot of fun but we dominated in just about every area of the game. The big fellas up

forward were both funny and inspirational to watch whilst Clohey kicked our first drop kick super goal (counts

for 2). There is no need to highlight individual performances as everyone played so well. No weak links which

was great to see. 19 guys just enjoying the football and supporting their new mates. Bryan "Birdsh*t" Haines

was awarded the best on ground from the opposition club which was a great effort for his first game in 12 years.

Exciting to watch. We ran out winners by about about 18 goals but the score did not illustrate the enjoyment

both teams experienced. Well we did anyway.

UPCOMING EVENTS – HOMECOMING DAY Note a few changes to this schedule once again. We are in early planning for a big homecoming reunion day on

the 21st of July, which will also include a large Greys and Life Members Function in the evening.

Date Event Venue

05-May-12 80's Reunion Day Uni Oval Long Room @ 1:00

19-May-12 Sponsors & Members Day Uni Oval Long Room @ 1:00

02-Jun-12 70's Reunion Day Uni Oval Long Room @ 1:00

23-Jun-12 Quiz Night To be Advised, 7:30pm

30-Jun-12 90’s Reunion Day Uni Oval Long Room @ 1:00

07-Jul-12 Ladies Day Uni Oval Long Room @ 1:00

21-Jul-12 Reunion/Homecoming Day Uni Oval Long Room @ 1:00

04-Aug-12 Blacks Ball Dom Polski Centre, 8:00pm

04-Aug-12 1962 Premiership Reunion Lunch Uni Oval Long Room @ 1:00

16-Sep-12 Super Sunday The Cumby

28-Sep-12 Annual Dinner Adelaide Uni

MATCH REPORT OF THE WEEK – THE CHARDONNAY SOCIALISTS The Chardonnay Socialists v2.0.12 had their first road trip for the year and out to the Hawthorn Odeon we

wandered. Indeed we wandered rather aimlessly truth be told. Three quarter time of the preceding game (with

the Scum giving Robert Mitchum some Cape Fear Max Cady style loving) saw three lonely Socialists gathered

nervously on a bench and a rather embarrassing forfeit riding its Red Pony looming large on the horizon.

Both team managers were interstate; the Duck blowing up parts of the Great Barrier Reef in order to reduce

transport costs for his booming imported Chinese handmade fluffy toy business, Dale wearing a tartan suit,

shelving and going off like a frog in a sock to New Order, Their absence meant that the teamsheets were printed

and ready to go, umpires were organised and the water bottles were full of water not tequila mockingbirds.

Coach Dirty wasn’t too concerned; after all as a Gen Xer he was used to not really giving a toss even he secretly

admired Robert Mitcham’s work in the incomparable Mr. Winkle Goes to War and When Strangers Marry. The

Chardonnay Socialists v2.0.12 are scarcely recognisable from previous incarnations; a bunch of excitable chirpy

youngsters gamboling around the park rather than the addled cynical visages of years gone by. Two o’clock and

all was well – the team was dressed and tossing the warm up balls around. The captain was chosen from

amongst a fearful bunch of candidates given the two previous captains had both suffered long term injuries;

sorry Matt ‘Hank Scorpio’ Heath, hope the knee reconstruction doesn’t interfere with your nefarious plans to

take over the world.

The match itself was a clash of two distinct and incompatible styles. The stereotypical fresh faced, lean, nimble

Uni poofs up against the stocky and solid rat cunning of an older District player all to be played out on that small

field of dreams that is the Odeon. The first quarter was tight before agility and pace proved to be more than a

handful and the Socialists went into halftime a rather handy eight goals up after raising twin calicos seven times

during the second stanza.

The run home was downhill, the chalice of victory contained fifteen more goals for the Chardonnays and only

bonox and bitter tears for Robert Mitcham. Best players for the Chardonnays included the best afield gentle

giant (who occasionally has a murdereous red mist descend over him) Ben Hopkins. As an aside here, Goodwood

(aka those cheating pack of r soles) had a semi-professional wrestler ruck for them last year who Ben made tap

out several times. Is there a career change in the offing? Second best was Dr Quin medicine woman who

laughingly descended from a hanger attempt, bowed to the crowd and promised to take one. 30 seconds later

up he went and success was his. Third best was the elder statesman Snoozing Sam Parker while Daniel ‘the

Slorax’ Slorach, the Jean Genie and the Haskett Case finished off the podium but in the best.

The medicine woman Dr Quin dobbed four including a cracker from well inside the centre square, the lovable

but slightly irascible team drunk the Hyphenator Cam Lane slotted a shaky three before retiring for a quiet

shandy, Jean Genie, the Slorax, Snooze, the Lynch Mob and Grundy’s undies slotted two in a very welcome

percentage boosting win. Ginger wine was consumed and many wrongs in the world were righted.

CORPORATE SPONSORS

The Blacks room upstairs at the Cumby is a terrific venue for functions, capacity of 135 for cocktail and 100 for

sit down dinner. Special offers available to friends of the AUFC, more detail to follow next week.

Sponsors Contact Sponsors Business Website

John Waltham The Cumby www.thecumby.com.au

Darren Thomas T & R Pastoral www.tandr.com.au

Alex Worthington Angove Family Winemakers www.angove.com.au

Grant Miles Hayes Knight www.hayesknight.com.au

Matt Hobby McCarthur Recruitment www.mccarthur.com.au

Andrew Cosh Minter Ellison Lawyers www.minterellison.com.au

PLAYER SPONSORS

Sponsors Contact Sponsors Business Player *

Anthony DiMarzo Lucid Consulting Engineers

Brian Austin Mitchell Chambers

Bruce Carter Ferrier Hodgson Ned Swifte

David Proudman Johnson Winter Slattery

Dr Garry Davis Brad Davis

Dr Martin Altmann Dr Martin Altmann Seb Paynter

Dr Michael Eaton Tom Bateman

Dr Michael Reid

Dr Peter Sharley Pambula Holdings Simon Sharley

Dr Shaun Fowler Graeme Kellett

James Trotter Leading Edge Luke Mcentee

Kym Beilby

Mark Pittman Taylor Collison Sam Pittman

Matthew Hutchens

Michael Dadds Dadds Jandy Lawyers Will Evans

Nick Emmett Emmett Property Pty Ltd

Nick Hambour Hambour Luxoflex Zack Hambour

Paul Case MLCS Corporate John Gardner

Paul Nardinocchi GN Projects Jack Lewis

Peter Abrey

Peter DeCure KPMG

Phil LeMessurier Tom Martin

Rick Sarre

Ross Dillon Parade Books

Sam Nickless Will Paynter

Scott Bache (Syd) Lachie Roach

Stephen Parker CMI Toyota West Tce Max Parker

Stephen Walker St Andrews Hospital Andrew Mcintyre

Tim Horry United Medical Centre Darch Andrew Alesci

Tom Burke

Tom Davies

* We are finalising the allocation of players to sponsors this week.

PAID UP MEMBERS

Vice Presidents

Steve Parker

Egils Olekalns

Cam Bryson

Dave Gordon

John Homburg

Peter Maddern

Mick Kenny

Peter Sharley

Rick Sarre

Tom Katsaros

Chocka Members

Bob Penhall

Craig Ball

Egils Olekalns

Grant Miles

Ian Dinnison (Vic)

Marcus Kampff (Vic)

Mark Wellington

Mick Kenny

Peter Franklyn

Rabs Douglas

Sue Biggs

Tim Kelly

Wayne Abrey

Bob Neil Members

Adrian Brewer John Read

Alasdair Abbott (NSW) John Sangster

Alex Katsaros John Shopov

Alister Lee Jono Marin (Vic)

Andrew Culley Justin Stewart-Rattray

Andrew Deer Kevin Griffiths

Andrew Ettridge Kym Murchison (Vic)

Andrew Lamb Lou Keipert

Andrew Leunig Luke Hochman

Andrew Stenhouse Marco Draca

Andrew Whittam Mark Dawson

Anthony Burke (Vic) Mark Fanning (ACT)

Anthony Fulwood Mark Headland

Anthony Lehmann Mark Perks

Ben Jackson (NSW) Martin Bruening

Ben Russ Matthew Hochman (Tas)

Bob Neil Matthew Walsh

Bruce Bishop Michael Aplin

Bruce Keynes Michael Hughes (Qld)

Cam Bryson Michael Kerr-Grant

Cam Mudge Michael Taylor

Chris Haskett Neil Page

Chris Withnall Nic McNicol

Damian Newberry Nic Simmons

Danny Wardleworth Nick Hobbs

David Backler Nick Raschella

David Gambling Nigel Rudge

David Johnson Paul Hochman (Tas)

David Moore Paul Smith

David O'Byrne (Tas) Peter Coleman

David Prescott NSW) Peter Milte

Denis Harrison Peter O'Donnell (Vic)

Don Haslam (Vic) Peter Tunbridge (WA)

Dr Harry Butler Peter Watherston (NSW)

Evan Arnold Phil Ransome

Gary Krievs Prof Michael Sage

Gavin Cragg Richard Foster

Gavin Watson Richard Hutchinson

George Kokar Rob Rorrison

Gerald Heath Ryan Eagle (NSW)

Gerald Ward Sam Duluk

Greg Flavel (NSW) Sam Mitchell

Iain Miller-Smith Scott Henchliffe

Ian Grundy (Vic) Scott Kimber

Ian Kuchel Shane Rigden

James King Simon Emms

James Llewellyn Steve Mcarthur

Jamie Darams (NSW) Steve Stranks

Jeff De Boer Stuart Price

Jeff Milton Tim Ford (Vic)

Jeff Voight Tom Birchall

Jim Naylor Tom Colebatch (WA)

Jim Woolcock Tom Katsaros

John Goodwin Trevor Wadham

John Kleinschmidt Tristan Hockley

John Parker

John Penhall

Greys Members

Alastair Haldane (WA) Luke Kewell (Vic)

Alex Katsaros Mark O'Donnell (Vic)

Alex Shopov Mark Puddy (Vic)

Alistair Walsh Mark Schwerdt (Vic)

Allan Broadbent Marshall Hanna

Andrew Iwaniw (WA) Martin Gallagher (NSW)

Andrew Magarey Michael Chittleborough

Andrew Muir Michael James

Andrew Puddy Michael Killicoat (NSW)

Andrew Watson (NSW) Michael Lewington

Angus Smibert Mike Ellery

Anthony Davies Monty Neate (WA)

Anthony Roediger (NSW) Neil Beagley

Anthony Schaeffer Nick Haslam (NSW)

Ashley Georgeson Nick Lewis

Ben Cox (Vic) Nick Paltridge

Ben Doyle Nick Piazza

Ben Moore (NSW) Pat Moriarty (Vic)

Bob Bradley Paul Clohesy

Brad Collings Paul Rossiter

Brendon Roberts Peter Crowhurst (Qld)

Brenton Eckert (Qld) Peter Ford

Brenton Rigden Peter Jolly

Brian Hyde Peter Kidd (Vic)

Bryan Haines Peter Kube (VIC)

Cam Maher Peter Slattery

Cameron Watson Peter Wildy

Chris James Quenten Schwarz

Chris Pascoe Red Emmell

Dale Roberts Richard Brown

Damian McGrath Rob Hoile

Dan Sargeant (Vic) Robert Bradshaw (VIC)

Daniel Francis Robert Lynch

Daniel Gannon Roger Martin

Darren Graetz Roger Moten (NSW)

Dave Bassanese (NSW) Ron Carey

Dave Gordon Rory Lane

David Barnes Ross Haslam

David Bradshaw Ryan Quinton (WA)

David Chapman Sam Moore

David Nelson (NSW) Sam Tymons

David Noonan (Vic) Sandeep Agarwal

David Semple Scott Galpin

Derek Bonner Scott Robertson (NSW)

Doug Mcfarlane (WA) Scott Tolhurst

Eric Passaris (Vic) Sean Tasker

Graham Smith Seb Wende

Guy Badman (WA) Shane Mcgahan (NSW)

Hamish Bills Simon Bishop (ACT)

Hamish Dillon (Vic) Simon Clode (WA)

Haydb Baillie Simon Cowham

Howie Thomas Simon Hanson (Vic)

Ian Hockridge Simon Honner

Ian Monger Simon Kewell

James Edwards (NSW) Simon Tamke (NSW)

James Lewis (Qld) Steve Borgas

James Loechel Steve McKee

Jed Gunn Terry Hutton

Jeremy Clapp Tim Davidson (Vic)

John Mitchell (ACT) Tim Dixon

Jon Corney (NSW) Tim Lange

Jonathon White Tim Shierlaw

Joseph Argent Tom Charlton

Josh O'Connell Tom Hawker

Josh van Derloo (VIC) Tom Rosewarne

Julian Menz Tony Circelli

Justin Schultz Tony Lock

Kurt Roberts-Thomson Tony Stewart (NSW)

Kym Beilby Tony Weisback (NSW)

Kym Mayes Will Grant (WA)

Kym Tregenza Will Honner (NSW)

Lachlan Boddington

Liam Gallagher

Liam Grainger

Lloyd Morris

Donors

Ants Nurk

Bruce DeBelle

Peter Crossing

A/B GRADE FIXTURES 2012

Round Date Opposition Venue

1 14/04/12 (Sat) Flinders Park University Oval

2 21/04/12 (Sat) Old Ignatians Hunter Park

3 28/04/12 (Sat) Prince Alfred OC Park 9

4 05/05/12 (Sat) Portland University Oval

5 12/05/12 (Sat) Walkerville Walkerville

6 19/05/12 (Sat) Tea Tree Gully University Oval

7 26/05/12 (Sat) Modbury Modbury Reserve

8 02/06/12 (Sat) Port District University Oval

9 16/06/12 (Sat) Eastern Park Dwight Reserve

10 23/06/12 (Sat) Flinders Park Flinders Park

11 30/06/12 (Sat) Old Ignatians University Oval

12 07/07/12 (Sat) Prince Alfred OC University Oval

13 14/07/12 (Sat) Portland Port Reserve

14 21/07/12 (Sat) Walkerville University Oval

15 28/07/12 (Sat) Tea Tree Gully Petaringa Oval

16 04/08/12 (Sat) Modbury University Oval

17 11/08/12 (Sat) Port District Largs Reserve

18 18/08/12 (Sat) Eastern Park University Oval

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