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• Q&A’s (light-hearted question-and-answer probe of SANFL players)

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Acclaimed as the leading State-based football match magazine in Australia, the SA Football Budget is the official publication of the South Australian National Football League and is published weekly throughout the football season.

Comprising 32 pages, plus a bumper 84-page souvenir edition for the Grand Final, the Budget is sold at every gate of every ground during the minor round and throughout the finals series. Over 95% of Budgets are purchased at matches (the rest are bought at city newsstands every Friday), with research showing almost all are taken home after the game and read, on average, by three people.

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RD10 JUNE4 2016 @ ALBERTON OVALGlenelg 19.13 (127) d Port 17.6 (108)

RD17 AUGUST 14 2015 @ GLIDEROL STADIUMPort 14.11 (95) d Glenelg 14.10 (94)

RD8 MAY 31 2015 @ ALBERTON OVALPort 13.5 (83) d Glenelg 11.9 (75)

• Port defeated Glenelg in the 1990 Grand Final, the last played before the Crows commenced in the AFL.

• Glenelg’s first ever premiership was won against Port in the 1934 Grand Final, since then Port have won the last 5 Grand Final encounters.All figures on team sheets are official SANFL records for League games and goals.

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27 HILL Damien .....................

28 GALLEY Michael ..............

30 PITT Jake ............................

33 HAMPTON Lonnie ..........

34 O’KEEFFE Rhys .................

37 YATES Jack .........................

38 BOYLE Jay ..........................

39 MONTGOMERY Harley..

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50 GODDEN Sam ..................

51 CHALMERS Elliot .............

53 McKAY Jack .......................

54 TREMBATH Brody ...........

55 EVANS Justin ....................

57 EDWARDS Jackson .........

58 MERRETT Matthew ........

60 SLADE Todd ......................

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9 STENGLE Anthony ..........

22 PHELPS Thomas ..............

23 AGIUS Keiran ....................

33 GINEVER Darcy ................

36 COOPER Jack ....................

42 PROUDE Levi ....................

47 MILLER Keanu ..................

49 ROADS Samuel ................

52 BARREAU Lochie .............

53 CLEMENTS Sam ...............

54 CAMERON Billy ................

55 DIXON Kyran .....................

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3 SNOOK Matthew 24 ....180 ....79 .....58 .....16 .........................

6 AGNEW Bradley 24 ....184 ....83 .....89 .....12 .........................

7 REINBRECHT Dylan 24 ....177 ....82 .....46 .....19 .........................

8 McFARLANE Riley 24 ....180 ....76 .....35 .....22 .........................

10 MILERA Terry 28 ....183 ....75 .....51 .....69 .........................

11 WOOLARD Bryce 20 ....178 ....66 .....17 ......0 ..........................

13 JOHANSEN Jake 20 ....171 ....58 .....50 .....47 .........................

14 WOODALL Joshua 22 ....177 ....72 .....21 ......6 ..........................

15 SCOTT Joshua 22 ....193 ....85 .....43 .....65 .........................

16 REDDEN Jed 21 ....193 ....74 .....10 ......0 ..........................

17 RIOLI William 21 ....178 ....80 .....26 .....34 .........................

18 SELLAR James 27 ....195 ....89 .....79 .....53 .........................

20 HOWARD Christian 25 ....185 ....80 .....31 ......8 ..........................

25 McGINTY Warrick 26 ....198 ..106....81 .....11 .........................

26 KIRKBY Ruory 30 ....189 ....82 ...166 ..270 ........................

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31 PITT Craig 24 ....183 ....82 .....64 .....12 .........................

35 SUMNER Timmy 21 ....192 ....90 .....10 .....14 .........................

36 SCHARENBERG Jonty 17 ....183 ....78 ......7 .......4 ..........................

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42 HAARSMA Jack 20 ....177 ....74 ......9 .......2 ..........................

43 SAWFORD Ben 21 ....181 ....75 .....27 .....11 .........................

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1 SUMMERTON Steven (C) 28 ....178 ....77 ...193 ..136 ........................2 MITCHELL Kane 26 ....176 ....74 .....37 .....30 .........................3 NEADE Jake 22 ....170 ....67 .....28 .....41 .........................

4 RUDLOFF Nathan 22 ....179 ....77 .....12 ......1 ..........................

5 GRAY Thomas 20 ....182 ....76 .....22 .....12 .........................

6 MASTERS Sidney 20 ....186 ....83 .....30 ......1 ..........................7 SHARRAD Louis 23 ....188 ....82 .....45 .....15 .........................10 REYNOLDS Luke 21 ....188 ....80 .....22 .....41 .........................11 BUTCHER John 25 ....197 ....90 .....66 ...112 ........................12 CORCORAN Thomas 21 ....185 ....80 ......6 .......0 ..........................14 STEWART Paul 29 ....188 ....80 .....66 .....31 .........................15 WHITE Matthew 29 ....180 ....82 ......3 .......1 ..........................16 DAVIDSON Sean 21 ....182 ....77 .....13 ......0 ..........................18 TOUMPAS Jimmy 22 ....182 ....82 .....19 .....19 .........................19 HOLLINGWORTH

HUGHES Ciaran 21 ....188 ....81 ......3 .......1 ..........................21 ROSS Jonathon 21 ....197 ....82 ......9 .......3 ..........................26 BONNER Riley 19 ....191 ....79 .....15 ......2 ..........................28 SCHULZ Jay 31 ....193 ....95 ......6 ......16 .........................29 BIEMANS Anthony 26 ....184 ....81 .....45 .....25 .........................30 COLQUHOUN Sam 21 ....179 ....72 .....41 .....10 .........................34 SNELLING William 19 ....175 ....70 .....21 ......9 ..........................41 AH CHEE Brendon 22 ....188 ....82 .....49 .....27 .........................43 HOUSTON Dan 19 ....185 ....82 .....12 ......8 ..........................44 HEWETT Cameron 19 ....185 ....66 .....13 ......2 ..........................46 GRAY Samuel 24 ....176 ....75 .....96 .....65 .........................50 YOUNG Robert 21 ....175 ....60 .....33 .....25 .........................

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THE 2017 SANFL HOME-AND-AWAY SEASON STARTS IN APRIL AND

CONTINUES FOR 23 WEEKLY ROUNDS. THE SEASON CONCLUDES WITH FOUR WEEKS OF FAST-PACED MAJOR ROUND ACTION, CULMINATING IN THE GRAND

FINAL, PLAYED AT ADELAIDE OVAL.

SANFL football supporters come from a wide demographic representation, from young families to individuals and leaders. They are passionate about South Australia!

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MULTICULTURAL MONTH

After previously celebrating Multicultural Round, the SANFL has adjusted its approach

in 2016 to allow all clubs to host a Multicultural themed home game.

SANFL Diversity Programs Manager Andrew Ainger said clubs had previously missed out on acknowledging Multicultural Round if they were the away team.

Given the expanding involvement in Australian Football of people from a variety of countries, Ainger said it was vital to not only welcome new immigrants to our game but also retain those already participating by making it an enjoyable environment.

Throughout June, SANFL clubs will also be active in their local ethnic communities while an array of different ethnic food will be served at several of the IGA League matches.

Goal Umpires will also be waving orange flags – orange being the colour of harmony – for the four- week period.

South Adelaide – with a host of multicultural players on its list - is one of the clubs set to embrace Multicultural Month with a focus on this Saturday’s clash with North Adelaide at Hickinbotham Oval.

At Noarlunga, the Panthers will have stalls set up featuring different cultural groups while there will also be a multicultural parade before the game.

While the much-improved Emmanuel Irra (Uganda) is sidelined by a foot injury, the Panthers still have Adam Gulden (Turkey), Pan Kokkinakis (Greece) and Ben Darrou (Morocco) running around in senior ranks.

And Irra’s younger brother Robert – selected in this year’s McDonald’s SA

Under-16 squad – is fast rising through the junior grades at South Adelaide.

West Adelaide – with Sudan’s Majok Chol improving in the Reserves this year – will offer Greek-style desserts at Saturday’s clash with Central at City Mazda Stadium.

There will also be the opportunity for those attending both Round 10 multicultural matches to learn the basics of speaking different languages.

Other players in the SANFL from ethnic backgrounds include the Rakiwasa brothers of Fijian descent - Aseri (Eagles) and Aisea (Glenelg) – Croatian-born Sturt utility Josip Habljak and Based Baqeri (Eagles), who could be the first Muslim to play a SANFL League match as he continues his development in the Reserves.

The SANFL has ramped up its celebration of diverse ethnic backgrounds by declaring June as Multicultural Month.

VERSATILE VEIDE GIVING HIS ALL FOR PANTHERS’ CAUSE By Steve Barrett

Some footballers are anointed champions-in-the-making from the time they’re barely bigger than a

Sherrin, breezing effortlessly through the juniors, representing their State in every age bracket en route to their inevitable League debut.

Others, like tenacious South Adelaide tagger Jake Veide, undertake a vastly different journey.

Veide didn’t even touch a footy until his mid-teens and was subsequently overlooked for all junior State squads.

He arrived at the Panthers as a late-blooming teenager with hopes of forging a SANFL career before quitting soon after.

“I didn’t play footy at all until I was 15 when a mate got me out to have a kick,” said Veide, whose father Bernard is a dual Mail Medallist in the GSFL.

“Before that I’d always played soccer.“I couldn’t get a gig in the Under-17s

(at South) and ended up back out at my local club, Port Noarlunga.”

Veide returned to Noarlunga and cracked a League debut against Central District in 2009 but endured a chequered few years, swapping between key defensive posts against bigger opponents and the wing, suffering frustrating injuries and

regularly switching between the seniors and the seconds.

“I made my debut playing on a wing against Paul Thomas,” recalled Veide, who works as a roof tiler.

“It was the toughest two hours of footy I’ve ever experienced.

“For quite a while after that, my footy was all over the shop.”

Then at the start of 2014 Veide’s fortunes changed, blossoming under new coach Brad Gotch as a specialist tagger.

Veide emerged as a cult figure with his belligerent, selfless approach, completely shaven dome, vascular arms and penchant for hitting the scoreboard.

“I do enjoy sneaking forward and kicking a goal,” said Veide, who also plays some cricket for Port Noarlunga, as an all-rounder and ‘specialist fielder’.

“I back myself with set shots much more than my field kicking.

“I’ve been used as a tagger the previous two years and I pride my game on running and endurance.

“My first tag, Travis Tuck, was my toughest opponent and Matt Crouch is difficult as well - he finds plenty of the footy.

“It’s fair to say I stretch the rules a bit -

a few cheeky guernsey holds when the umpires aren’t watching.

“Other teams don’t like me much. Sturt went after me (physically) a few times in the 2014 Semi-Final to protect Zane Kirkwood, who I always go to (tag).

“I used to be quite superstitious and at the start of 2014 I decided to shave my head, which coincided with me playing half-decent footy so I kept it shaved but I’ve grown it back now.”

Another Veide trademark is his ridiculously high jumper number (62).

“When I came to the club, they must have thought I was the 62nd-best player, so that was the number they gave me,” he said.

“I’ve been offered lower numbers since but I don’t reckon I’ll ever change it.”

Veide has enjoyed more offensive freedom on the wing this season as South has responded spectacularly to the disappointment of missing last year’s major round after reaching the Preliminary Final in 2014.

“Our group has stuck together the past 6-7 years and we’re maturing all the time,” Veide said.

“Brad’s a genius who lives and breathes footy. He won’t let us be satisfied yet.

“We’re not too far away.”

By ZAC MILBANK | Twitter @zacmilbank

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