SUBSTANDARD – VOLUME 6 2012 – Tom Martin 200

Greetings and welcome to Volume 6 of Substandard, the Blacks Organ, for season 2012. Highlights this week

include a Tom Martin 200 game tribute and a brilliant look-a-like photo. 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. We haven’t received a huge amount of feedback recently but would love to hear from you,

especially those from interstate and overseas.

Likewise, for current teams and players, there is a keg on offer once again on season 2012 for the team that

provides the best Bob Neil photo/promotion for the year, as judged by the President. Last years winner is

featured as the Bob Neil photo of the week…suspect we wouldn’t get too many complaints if it was the featured

photo every week.

SPONSORS & MEMBERS DAY Last reminder that this Saturday 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 great man Tommy Martin in

his 200th game against ladder leader Tee Hee Gully. If you haven’t done so already please RSVP to Rulebook on

0414678815 or email sponsorship@bobneil.com for catering purposes. We will provide details on interstate and

overseas shows next week.

FACEBOB

Bob found good humour in Tom Colebatch’s Facebook status update last Friday afternoon

“Calling all former team-mates. Need several career references. I have been named at Full Back for Wesley-

Curtin. I feel sick.” Tom has since informed us that being named at full back made his hamstring almost tear off

the bone so he was a last minute withdrawal.

We’re now at 249 likes with the last one from “Stormy” Normy Geier who we haven’t seen nor heard much of

since his glory days as an important member of Bookem Denno & the C-grade Actors. Good to hear from you

Stormy. You will also be pleased to know that Bob dominated the Dunlop Volleys Facebook survey last week,

ending up with the vast majority of the vote as to “which Australian do you think would be the ultimate

ambassador for Volleys?”. I’m sure something big will come of that.

www.facebook.com/bobneil130

ROUND 5 REVIEW 4 out of 7, a bare pass but a pass nonetheless. The A grade had a very hard fought win at Tangle Park against

Max Walkerville with "Brad Davis here to save us" starring and kicking a brilliant goal from the boundary to lock

the result away with just minutes to go. Benny Castine joined a growing list of lads this year to make their A

grade debut for the club and looked right at home. Only sour note was the knee injury to Heafy but we hope

that it’s not quite as bad as it first looked.

Adelaide University 11.11.77 defeated Walkerville 9.9.63

Goal Kickers: Davis 3, Rohde 2, Alesci 2, T. Bateman , S. Paynter , Roach, McCullough

Best Players: Mcintyre, S Paynter, W Paynter, Alesci, Davis, Bateman

TEAM P W L D B FF For Agst % PTS

Tea Tree Gully 5 4 1 0 0 0 583 330 63.86 8

Portland 5 4 1 0 0 0 428 492 46.52 8

Adelaide University 5 3 2 0 0 0 463 322 58.98 6

Walkerville 5 3 2 0 0 0 424 368 53.54 6

Prince Alfred OC 5 3 2 0 0 0 452 459 49.62 6

Modbury 5 2 2 1 0 0 392 385 50.45 5

Port District 5 2 3 0 0 0 480 452 51.50 4

Old Ignatians 5 2 3 0 0 0 320 518 38.19 4

Flinders Park 5 1 4 0 0 0 379 471 44.59 2

Eastern Park 5 0 4 1 0 0 426 550 43.65 1

The B grade lost by a couple of goals but were decimated by unavailability across the senior squad so no great

panic there. Pitto keeping up his good form with another BOG performance.

At the Bob Neil grounds the B*stards had a stressful start to the day when they couldn't find a key to get into

Bob Neil # 1 and therefore had to move the game to Bob Neil # 2, which clearly had an unsettling effect on the

men in Black because they got belted by Ross & Trevor. Coach Tyro ironically noted that on the day the B*stards

finally kick more goals than points the opposition kicked more points than we had scoring shots...interesting.

The C-Bombs kicked badly and therefore played badly against the Burnt Chips, eventually going down by 32

points, whilst Sugar Ray and his Drunken Cowboys also kicked badly but fortunately played a very average Burnt

Chips B grade and won by 6 goals. The Chairman made a triumphant return to the game in the Drunken

Cowboys, kicking an amazing goal from two centimetres out (about where Wilbur missed from in the 2000 B

grade Prelim) and winning himself two votes courtesy of umpire Rulebook, whom he entirely coincidentally

bought a couple of beers for on the preceding Thursday evening.

The Chardonnays and Scum rounded out the day with comfortable victories against the GGs at Bob Neil # 2, with

the Scum write up featuring as the match report of the week. Ladders for all grades can be found at the link

below:

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

As always, detailed results/reports for all teams are on

www.bobneil.com

(click round by round results) and you can also find the round 6 teams on the site.

TOM MARTIN 200 AUFC GAMES This weekend marks a grand occasion in the history of the AUFC as Tommy Martin, otherwise known as “Tom’s

Stories”, “Drugs”, “Don’t call me Drugs”, “No Doze”, “Dr Uggs”, “Champ”, “Grenville”, “Action Man”, “Nelson”

and now simply “TM”, plays his 200th game for the worlds greatest football club.

Tom walked into club with a master plan in 1994, a vibrant and fit 17 year old fresh from year 12 as a Tarnished

Spooner, playing primarily Div 6 and 6res in his first year at the club. 16 years later he finished his AUFC career

(part 1, 198 games) after a week in Singapore/Bali for the footy trip with 3rd degree sunburn, no voice and little

vibrancy.

1994 2010

It’s fair to say that Tom didn’t leave much in the tank over the course of those 16 years, during which time he

established one of the great careers on and off-field in AUFC history. He left the club in 1995 for a stint with

PAOC and North Adelaide before returning in 1998 with Simmo and his Donkeys. In 1999 he had a crack at North

Adelaide once again, playing some league footy before famously returning just before the finals campaign which

ended with a best on ground performance against the Goodwood Sinners in the A grade’s most recent grand

final (by one point) success.

From there, aside from a short stint in the UK, he built a magnificent career at the AUFC with achievements

including A grade captain for 3 years, Gunning Medallist, Runner up Division 1 Medallist, Best on Ground in

Grand Final and a State Representative. He has played 199 games, kicked 108 goals and won himself 36 jugs of

beer for 18 BOG appearances.

On field he has been described as one of the great leaders that the club has seen and, in the words of Bruce

Willis, the best captain (or right up there just in case I slightly mis-quoted Mase) that he has come across in his

25 years in football. Off-field Tom has been a great contributor to the Committee (currently as Deputy

Chairman) and has been a driving force behind the continued strength of Hold your Bowlies over the years as a

host, songwriter (must be up there with Rulei as most prolific) and live performer via his famous Action Man

alter-ego.

After taking a year off in 2011 to recover from his severe burns, Tom has returned to the field in 2012 in good

fitness and with his renowned enthusiasm for the contest. 200 game players in the A grade are few and far

between at the AUFC and from my recollection only Cam Bryson and Dog Muir have achieved such a milestone

in the last 25 years. We congratulate Tom on his milestone and encourage you all to get out there on Saturday

to show your support for one of the true legends of the club.

In celebration of this Tom will be hosting Hold your Bowlies on Saturday night so get along for what I’m sure will

be a rousing evening of celebrations. We also have a commemorative Tommy T-Shirt for the event, limited

numbers of which will be available for only $15 at the game on Saturday. We will also keen an eye out for it on

Saturday night for the clash at Lords between the Poms and the Windies.

As always, $8 schnittys, $5.50 pints and 2 4 1 vodkas from 9-12 are on offer at the Cumby and footy/cricket will

be live on the big screen. Next weekend is another belter Bowlies with King Kernahan on the stage so best to

lock that one in your calendar as well.

CONGRATULATIONS Congrats to Brad Davis, Lachie Roach, Will Paynter and Tom Bateman for being selected in the under 23 state

squad. The lads are competing for a spot in the team that will be travelling to Tasmania on the June long

weekend for the state carnival. From a club point of its terrific to have four players in the squad, only last years

Div 1 premiers Gays r Great have more.

Separately, you may have noted that Adam Kimber has recently been promoted to the position of Director of

Public Prosecutions after previously serving as Deputy. Adam played 35 games for the club in the 1980s and has

retained a close association with University Sport over the last twenty years. He is currently the President of the

Adelaide University Cricket Club although not for much longer I suspect! Congrats to Adam.

Lastly, ex Black legend Tim “Plug” Harcourt, son of ex Black legend and life member Geoff “Prof” Harcourt, has

been recently appointed as an adviser on international engagement for the South Australian government as it

attempts to improve its image overseas. Expect to see Bob Neil become a much more important component of

state branding in future, as he should be.

DONATIONS As an alternative or addition to becoming a member or sponsor of the club, you may be interested in making a

donation of your choosing to the Adelaide University Associated Entity Fund (the Fund), which provides grants

to registered University clubs including football. The Fund is part of the University and as the University is a

registered Deductible Gift Recipient, this generally enables you to claim the donation as a tax deduction,

however the University recommends that you seek your own financial advice.

The University, directly and via the Associated Entity Fund, has been a great supporter of the club in recent years

and grants have enabled us to undertake capital projects and various club improvements that would otherwise

have been impossible for us to fund. If you wish to make donation please go to the link below, from which you

can either donate online or print off the donation form.

http://www.alumni.adelaide.edu.au/s/923/interior-3-col-norot.aspx?sid=923&gid=1&pgid=619

Please ensure that the donation is made to the Adelaide University Associated Entity Fund and click/tick

Adelaide University Football Club as your nominated entity. We will only be notified of your donation if you tick

the box on the form saying “I consent to the University disclosing my contact details to the Club or Association

that I have nominated above”.

LOOK-A-LIKE – AUSSIE BOB IN THE EARLY 90S

ROUND 6 PREVIEW Ah here we go, I needed look no further than the next round to get a picture of what our schedule could look

like in the second half of the season. I imagine that the “pay your subs or you won’t be picked this week” threat

won’t have much of an impact this round.

Div 2 (Aussie Bob & The Contract Killers) V Tea Tree Gully at Uni Oval

Div 2R (Spud O'Reilly & the non-fighting Irish) V Tea Tree Gully at Uni Oval

Div 6 (Cyril & the C-Bombs) V Central United at Mofflin Reserve

Div 6R (Sugar Ray & the Cowboys from Hell) V Central United at Mofflin Reserve

Div 8 (The Chardonnay Socialists) V Gepps Cross at Duncan Fraser Reserve

Div 8R (The Scum) V Gepps Cross at Duncan Fraser Reserve

Div C1 (The B*stards) V Goodwood at Park 10 (12:00)

Div Over 35s (The Greys) V Pooraka at Fitzroy (2:00 Sunday)

Aussie Bob & The Contract Killers will be aiming to extend their winning streak to 4 games when they take on an

impressive Tee Hee Gully side at Bob Neil # 1. Obviously it is going to be a huge day for the Killers with TM’s

200th game and a big crowd in attendance, not to mention (at the time of writing) Luke Mcentee’s first game

back in black since her infamously tore his hip flexor in the dying minutes of the 2011 2nd Semi Final against Ross

& Trevor. The team will be available on the website by now, early in the week it looked like TM, L-Mac and GHW

would return at the expense of an injured Heath and a couple of others but things can change quickly after

Thursday selection.

The non-fighting Irish have a special guest coach in King Kernahan as Spud takes a break in Bali. King is treating

the outing as some sort of therapy session in order to release some of the tension that comes with having 3 kids

under 5 at home, so you can expect to hear a booming 80s style spray at half time regardless of the score at the

time.

Cyril and the C-Bombs really really need a win when they travel out to take on a Central Dis-United that has also

been struggling at the Muff Reserve. Win this one and they’re back in the hunt, lose and it’s going to make life

very difficult from here. Sugar Ray and the Drunken Cowboys are also out at the Muff looking for back to back

wins for the first time this season and also an umpire if anyone is interested. Bonus petrol payment on offer this

week.

The Scum and Chardonnay Socialists also travel north to take on Gepps Double X at Traitor Town, whilst the

B*stards are the only event on the card at Bob Neil # 2 as they take on the Goodwood Sinners.

All up, a challenging round of footy for the men in Black. Bob be with you all.

BOB NEIL PHOTO OF THE WEEK Last years winner

GREYS REPORT - WITH LOVE FROM WOLVERINE Round 4

The fourth hit out for the year is against the Poo Rakers at Renown Park. This will be a good opportunity to

cement ourselves as the team to beat in the competition. Wait. Not sure where that come from. It will jst be a

bit of fun as it has been already.

Not sure why the afl clubs whinge about travelling, we have just come back from a trip none of those cloned

athletes could endure ready to face whatever the opposition can muster. As long as it is not blokes with average

fitness and a game plan.

subs and cardigans

The promise of a cardigan has seen a surge in sub paid. The grey fashion statement has been requested by 26

heads including Nat our yet to be seen at a game manager because she was in Bali or some twaddle. So those

that are still keen have until late tomorrow to get onto the bobneil.com website and pay your subs to get the

grey wonder. Other club members can also purchase online for $55.

dogs going around a track

Apparently next Thursday night there is a dog race meeting at Angle Park [to be confirmed] that is officially the

Master's Footy Dog Night. [to be confirmed]. The association would like to know if we have anyone in the list

that might like to attend. More detail to come but if this floats your boat let me know and i'll pass on a number.

Some of you might be reluctant to pass up a training night to drink beer, eat burnt animal flesh and have a punt

and i totally understand this.

SPECIAL PROMO If you’re looking for a loan keep this in mind

MATCH REPORT OF THE WEEK - SCUM In Round 5 of the 8R season AUFC SCUM played the GGs at Bob Neil 2 and etched out a solid 46 point victory.

The win all the more remarkable as most of SCUM were way more interested in the GGs at Morphettville,

particularly Race 7 starting at 4.20pm.

It looks as though the ADHD/Turrets SCUM have been weened out already this season with SCUM producing a

solid, even lucid performance on this day. There were no so called 'incidents' from the game and not many so

called 'highlights' either. Probably the only noticeable events were the systematic resting of every player over

the age of 35.

This unfortunately had nothing to do with preparing these war horses for their Sunday game with the Greys but

more so to do with age catching up with them. Howie, Mi Barker, The Don Burke and the Blonde Rwandan were

given a blanket and some mothballs late in the game. The only post 35 player to finish the contest was Rulei

after his 42 birthday on Thursday...he was umpiring.

Goals Kickers

Aussie kicked in for 1, 'Rhys' Joel Argent kicked his first for the club, Mi Barker kicked a couple, The

Homewrecker/Maker also chimed in with two, Simon 'Balalalalalas!' (sung to La Bamba by Richie Valens) kicked

two rippers late, the Chimp kicked 3 snaps.

Best Players

Ronan Keating has become a bloody good Back Pocket, P Mally played a Stewie Loewe like game at CHF, Stefan

'The Dictator' Musolino has recaptured his 2010 form and got votes without playing on a broken leg, Dont be so

Karas was relentless, Daniel 'FranknFurter' Currie is getting better every week.

Best on the ground winning 2 jugs of beer...he won every hard ball there was, he backed up a BOG with another

run in the Chards, he needs a haircut and he was even sent off! Moly Moly Molyneux!

Stone's Man

Must be shared this week. 50% for evil and %50 for good. Evil Half goes to Chimp for creaming P Mally in a

marking contest that was heard in Athelstone. How did Mally get up? Dunno

Good Half goes to Mally for getting up...amazing...whilst still having the ball in his hands...sensational!

UPCOMING EVENTS – HOMECOMING DAY 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. Stay tuned for more info on that in the coming weeks. Also

note the Quiz night on June 23, lock it in the diary and start getting your tables together.

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

CORPORATE SPONSORS

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sit down dinner. Special offers available to friends of the AUFC, contact Rose at the Cumby for further detail

info@thecumby.com.au or 8231 3577.

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 Player

Adelaide University Boat Club (Patrick Maddern) Bankes Craig

Andrew Wright Allan, Matt

Anthony Dimarzo (168) Bateman, Tom

Balthazar Barossa Quin, Alex

Bill Whiting Jack Whiting

Brian Austin Hamer, Jon

Dadds Jandy (Michael Dadds) Evans Will

David Proud Heath, Nick

Dr Jim Katsaros Roberts-Thompson, C

Dr Martin Altmann Green, Kalon

Dr Peter Sharley Sharley, Simon

Emmett Property (Nick Emmett) Martin Tom

Ferrier Hodgson (Bruce Carter) Swift Ned

Garry Davis Davis, Brad

Gary Dart Dart, Ned

Gloria Gilmour Swincer Philip

GN Projects (Paul Nardinocchi) Lewis Jack

Hambour Luxoflex (Nick Hambour) Zac Hambour

Hyde Park Dental (Danny Mulvihill) Mulvihill Pat

Jeremy Clapp Lewis Ben

Knight Frank Walker Tom

KPMG (Peter De Cure) Kellett Graeme

KPMG (Tom Davies) Scopacasa Paul

Leading Edge - James Trotter McEntee, Luke

Macquarie (Sam Bridgwood) Rhyce Deacon

Matthew Hutchens (291) Pilgrim Stephen

Michael Reid (148) Monty Swift

Parade Books (Ross Dillon) Paynter, Seb

Paul Case (128) McCullough, Will

Peter Abrey Parsons, Charlie

Phil De Messurier (111) Crouch, Dan

Rick Sarre Hurley-Wellington G

Ross & Kath Rohde Rohde Callum

Sam Nickless Paynter, Will

Scott Bache Weekley Dan

Shaun Fowler Willis Joshua

Sportsbureau (Tony Roach) Roach Lachie

St Andrews Hospital (Stephen Walker) McIntyre Andrew

Stephen Parker Max Parker

Taylor Collison (Mark Pittman) Pittman Sam

Tim Horry Alesci, Andrew

Tom Burke Bateman, Darcy

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

Nick Lewis

Peter Franklyn

Rabs Douglas

Sue Biggs

Tim Kelly

Wayne Abrey

Bob Neil Members Bob Neil Members Bob Neil Members

Adam Kimber Gary Krievs Michael Aplin

Adrian Brewer Gavin Cragg Michael Hughes (Qld)

Alan McCarthy Gavin Watson Michael Kerr-Grant

Alasdair Abbott (NSW) George Kokar Michael Taylor

Alex Katsaros Gerald Heath Neil Page

Alister Lee Gerald Ward Nic McNicol

Andrew Culley Greg Flavel (NSW) Nic Simmons

Andrew Deer Iain Miller-Smith Nick Hobbs

Andrew Ettridge Ian Grundy (Vic) Nick Raschella

Andrew Lamb Ian Kuchel Nigel Rudge

Andrew Leunig James King Paul Hochman (Tas)

Andrew Stenhouse James Llewellyn Paul Smith

Andrew Whittam Jamie Darams (NSW) Peter Coleman

Anthony Burke (Vic) Jeff De Boer Peter Milte

Anthony Fulwood Jeff Milton Peter O'Donnell (Vic)

Anthony Lehmann Jeff Voight Peter Tunbridge (WA)

Ben Jackson (NSW) Jim Naylor Peter Watherston (NSW)

Ben Russ Jim Woolcock Phil Britten-Jones

Bob Neil John Goodwin Phil Ransome

Brian Daniels John Kite (NSW) Prof Michael Sage

Bruce Bishop John Kleinschmidt Richard Foster

Bruce Keynes John Parker Richard Hutchinson

Cam Bryson John Penhall Rob Rorrison

Cam Mudge John Read Robert Floreani

Chris Haskett John Sangster Ryan Arbon (WA)

Chris Withnall John Shopov Ryan Eagle (NSW)

Dale Adams Jono Marin (Vic) Sam Duluk

Damian Newberry Justin Stewart-Rattray Sam Mitchell

Danny Wardleworth Kevin Griffiths Scott Henchliffe

Daryl West Kym Murchison (Vic) Scott Kimber

David Backler Lou Keipert Shane Rigden

David Gambling Luke Hochman Simon Emms

David Johnson Malcolm Ashwood Steve Mcarthur

David Moore Marco Draca Steve Stranks

David O'Byrne (Tas) Mark Dawson Stuart Price

David Prescott NSW) Mark Fanning (ACT) Tim Ford (Vic)

Denis Harrison Mark Headland Tom Birchall

Don Haslam (Vic) Mark Perks Tom Colebatch (WA)

Dr Harry Butler Martin Bruening Tom Katsaros

Dr Hugh Harley Matthew Hochman (Tas) Trevor Wadham

Evan Arnold Matthew Walsh Tristan Hockley

Greys Members Greys Members Greys Members

Alastair Haldane (WA) David Semple Michael Killicoat (NSW)

Alex Katsaros Derek Bonner Michael Lewington

Alex Shopov Derrick Quinton Mike Ellery

Alistair Walsh Doug Mcfarlane (WA) Monty Neate (WA)

Allan Broadbent Dougall Whyte (Qld) Neil Beagley

Andrew Iwaniw (WA) Eric Passaris (Vic) Neil Foster

Andrew Magarey Frank Kleinig Nick Haslam (NSW)

Andrew Muir Graham Smith Nick Lewis

Andrew Puddy Gunar Krievs Nick Paltridge

Andrew Watson (NSW) Guy Badman (WA) Nick Piazza

Angus Smibert Hamish Bills Pat Moriarty (Vic)

Anthony Davies Hamish Dillon (Vic) Paul Clohesy

Anthony Gildea Haydb Baillie Paul Favilla

Anthony Roediger (NSW) Howie Thomas Paul Hammond

Anthony Schaeffer Ian Hockridge Paul Rossiter

Ashley Georgeson Ian Milne Peter Cooper

Ben Cox (Vic) Ian Monger Peter Crowhurst (Qld)

Ben Doyle James Edwards (NSW) Peter Ford

Ben Moore (NSW) James Lewis (Qld) Peter Jolly

Ben Prisk (Vic) James Loechel Peter Kidd (Vic)

Bob Bradley Jed Gunn Peter Kube (VIC)

Brad Collings Jeremy Clapp Peter Slattery

Brendan O'Callaghan JJ Mallon Peter Wildy

Brendon Roberts John Mitchell (ACT) Quenten Schwarz

Brenton Eckert (Qld) Jon Corney (NSW) Red Emmell

Brenton Rigden Jonathon White Richard Brown

Brian Hyde Joseph Argent Richard Hearn

Bryan Haines Josh O'Connell Rob Hoile

Cam Maher Josh van Derloo (VIC) Robert Bradshaw (VIC)

Cameron Watson Julian Menz Robert Lynch

Chris James Justin Schultz Roger Martin

Chris Pascoe Kurt Roberts-Thomson Roger Moten (NSW)

Chris Pick Kym Beilby Ron Carey

Craig Smith Kym Mayes Rory Lane

Dale Roberts Kym Tregenza Ross Haslam

Damian McGrath Lachlan Boddington Ryan Quinton (WA)

Dan Sargeant (Vic) Liam Gallagher Sam Moore

Daniel Francis Liam Grainger Sam Tymons

Daniel Gannon Lloyd Morris Sandeep Agarwal

Darren Graetz Luke Kewell (Vic) Scott Galpin

Dave Bassanese (NSW) Mark O'Donnell (Vic) Scott Robertson (NSW)

Dave Cardone Mark Puddy (Vic) Scott Tolhurst

Dave Gordon Mark Schwerdt (Vic) Sean Tasker

David Barnes Marshall Hanna Seb Wende

David Bradshaw Martin Gallagher (NSW) Shane Mcgahan (NSW)

David Chapman Matt Mayes Simon Bishop (ACT)

David Nelson (NSW) Michael Chittleborough Simon Clode (WA)

David Noonan (Vic) Michael James Simon Cowham

Greys Members

Simon Hanson (Vic)

Simon Kewell

Simon Kokar

Simon Newman

Simon Tamke (NSW)

Steve Borgas

Steve Marinoff

Steve McKee

Terry Hutton

Tim Davidson (Vic)

Tim Dixon

Tim Lange

Tim Shierlaw

Tom Charlton

Tom Hawker

Tom Rosewarne

Tony Circelli

Tony Lock

Tony Mitchell

Tony Stewart (NSW)

Tony Weisback (NSW)

Will Grant (WA)

Will Honner (NSW)

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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