
	Where results make sense

Topic: North Adelaide Roosters

	North Adelaide (2)
		As the 1940s dawned North supporters could have been excused for licking their lips in anticipation given the red and whites' by now renowned habit of bursting out of the blocks at the start of decades, but on this occasion there was to be disappointment.
		North finished 6th in 1940 (despite 125 goals from Farmer [see footnote 5]), and then slumped to 7th in 1941 in what was proved to be the goal kicking legend's last season.
		North's post-match protests were in vain as the laws of football clearly state that play shall cease, not when the bell (or siren) sounds, but when "the field umpire signifies that he has heard it by sounding his whistle".
	www.fullpointsfooty.net /North_Adelaide_part_2.htm (1446 words)

	North Adelaide
		North champion Barrie Robran gave an irrepressible display which in some ways was the pinnacle of his career, and gave rise to an unprecedented tribute from quintessentially one-eyed Victorian TV commentator, Louie 'the Lip' Richards, who dubbed Robran "the new king of football." [see footnote 1]
		North of 1921 were as ordinary as their predecessors of the year before had been outstanding, and they failed even to make the finals.
		North did manage to reach the grand final in 1932, losing to Sturt, but in the remaining years of the decade the best they could manage was 3rd place in 1936.
	www.fullpointsfooty.net /North_Adelaide_part_1.htm (1864 words)

	North Adelaide Roosters - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		North Adelaide started playing at Prospect Oval in 1922 and it has remained their home ground ever since.
		North Adelaide competed in the first match played at Football Park (now known as AAMI Stadium) in round 5, 1974.
		North Adelaide have had many versions of their clubsong in the past.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/North_Adelaide_Roosters (546 words)

	AdelaideNow... Taste of Bloods, then North fires
		NORTH Adelaide buried West Adelaide by 49 points at Broadspectrum Oval yesterday, the Roosters now setting their sights on the much-awaited clash with the high-flying Eagles next Saturday.
		North was under the pump all over the ground early, while the Bloods were happy to frustrate by chipping it around until they created space up the ground.
		North overtook West after quarter-time, and though Leigh Ryswyk, Ladhams and Bamford controlled the play, the two goals that gave them the lead were from questionable decisions.
	www.news.com.au /adelaidenow/story/0,22606,20034958-24397,00.html (518 words)

	Carey might take the long road back - realfooty.com.au
		North (the Roosters) play a practice match that day against Glenelg at the Crows' training venue, next to AAMI Stadium.
		But if Adelaide continues to err on the side of caution with Carey's fitness and comeback, he might be held back until Saturday, March 22, when the Crows will not be engaged - but North Adelaide will play a 10.30am intraclub trial at Prospect Oval.
		Adelaide communications manager Phil Harper confirmed yesterday that Carey playing for North Adelaide was a realistic option before the Crows' round-one clash with Fremantle in Adelaide on March 30.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/03/06/1046826481889.html (398 words)

	Official Site of the Glenelg Football Club - The Tigers
		South Adelaide and Norwood continue to knock on the door of the final five, so a slip up against Central Districts next week, or South in Round 22, could spell the end of Glenelg's season, such is the closeness of the competition.
		North Adelaide led all day, eventually running out big 53 point winners over a terrible Glenelg outfit that has shown glimpses this season that its very best can beat anyone in the competition, but its worst is absolutely shocking.
		The Tigers continued their domination over North Adelaide, winning their third battle for 2006 against last year's premier by 34 points in the 20.9.129 to 14.11.95 victory.
	www.glenelgfc.com.au /report_r20.htm (2013 words)

	AdelaideNow... North Adelaide
		CREATIVE North Adelaide coach Andrew Jarman pulled the surprise he promised by naming virtually unknown teenager Zac Millar for the preliminary final showdown against Woodville-West Torrens at Adelaide Oval from 3.10pm on Sunday.
		NORTH Adelaide won't have the Crows' Ian Perrie but it will pull a surprise move on Woodville-West Torrens at the sudden-death preliminary final at Adelaide Oval on Sunday.
		NORTH Adelaide star Nick Gill could yet be thrown an AFL lifeline after being invited to the league's SA-based talent screening next week.
	www.news.com.au /adelaidenow/sport/north_adelaide (432 words)

	Sports Australia - SANFL Match Report: North hold on in arm-wrestle [Sep 11, 2005]
		North captain Darryl Wintle, who suffered cramp in the final quarter, lived up to the tough conditions in the midfield and half back line in collecting 22 possessions and four marks.
		With a fierce breeze, the Roosters went about taking advantage of it and they did just that with five of the first six goals - all single goal-kickers - as they extended their lead to 25 points.
		North pushed more numbers behind the ball in an attempt to cease the pace of the game after Damon White extended the lead to 13 points with only four minutes remaining.
	sportsaustralia.com /articles/sep05/artid3738.html (679 words)

	Sports Australia - SANFL Match Report: Watts the star as Eagles progress [Sep 18, 2005]
		North captain Darryl Wintle was a shining light for the Roosters, particularly in the third quarter, as he gathered 26 possessions and booted three goals, while forward Damon White played a more defensive role in collecting nearly 20 possessions and 10 marks.
		North Adelaide did all the attacking first and in stark contrast to last week, yielded the early results when Shaun Gatto and Matthew Krieg set them alight with two early goals.
		Sandwiched amid a flurry of North behinds, Watts attempted to arrest the Roosters momentum in kicking his seventh goal from a tight angle, with the Eagles trailing by 12 points at the final change.
	sportsaustralia.com /articles/sep05/artid3770.html (631 words)

	www.CDFC.com.au
		On its form against the Roosters, Central is a genuine premiership contender, and now has two opportunities to qualify for its seventh consecutive grand final - beat the Eagles this Sunday or defeat the winner of the first semi-final, between South and North, the following week.
		After the Roosters squeezed two answering majors over the middle 10 minutes of the first quarter, the Dogs moved up a cog into time on with goals from Leigh Westhoff and Stuart Cochrane to lead by 11 points at the first break.
		North's first two goals of the last term were answered by Luke McCabe, but then the Roosters added four majors in junk time to add some respectability, while Yves Sibenaler ran down to snap a nice goal for the Dogs.
	www.cdfc.com.au /htmyear/2006/20060917QualifyingNorth.htm (598 words)

	www.CDFC.com.au
		O'Sullivan gave a repeat performance at the 11 minute mark when he took a back step from a pack and snapped the first goal of the quarter, which was followed up by a clever major from Leigh Westhoff, when he tapped a ball back and retrieved the footy, then snapped truly.
		North finally kicked a goal against the run of play, but when O'Sullivan lined up from 40m out at the 26 minute mark, the answer seemed imminent.
		In the lead-up to the shot, Luke Cowan had laid a perfect bump on a Rooster player, before the ball was delivered to Daniel Schell and transferred to O'Sullivan.
	www.cdfc.com.au /htmyear/2006/20060902Round22North.htm (756 words)

	north adelaide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		North Adelaide - A Classic Adelaide Heritage Village: W hen Colonel William Light...
		North Adelaide Community Centre is in a beautifully renovated...
		North Adelaide is a predominantly residential precinct of the City of Adelaide in South Australia, situated north of the River Torrens and within the Adelaide Park Lands
	www.north-facts.info /north-adelaide.aspx (187 words)

	Adelaide crows - The Power of Denial
		Had the Port Adelaide Magpies not made a submission to join the AFL in 1991, the Adelaide Crows would not exist today.
		Knowing that Port Adelaide were hoping they would reject the offer, the SANFL accepted and the Crows were born.
		Severely embarrassed, the defeat was a kick in the arse that spurred to the club onto greater heights.
	www.convictcreations.com /football/adelaidecrows.htm (1116 words)

	North Africa Campaign - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about North Africa Campaign (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The British 8th Army under General Montgomery won a decisive Allied victory against Rommel's forces at El Alamein on 4 November 1942, followed by advances across Libya towards Tunisia.
		British and US troops advanced from French northwestern Africa and the Allied armies in North Africa converged on Tunis.
		This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /North+Africa+Campaign (210 words)

	The Roost! Home of the Roosters and the BEST site dedicated to the North Adelaide Football Club
		Despite a large injury toll the Roosters rolled on 7 goals in the last quarter to turn around a deficit into a memorable victory.
		Its North's 4th win in a row against the Magpies and was a stellar way to run into next weeks finals.
		The Roosters faithful were out in force again to cheer the team home to one of the more memorable victories of recent years.
	www.rocketrooster.com (398 words)

	South Australian National Football League - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		When not playing with Port Adelaide Power or Adelaide Crows, AFL-listed players can play for their SANFL clubs.
		Those recruited to the AFL clubs who have not previously played for an SANFL club are allocated to a club by means of a "mini-draft"[1].
		However, this period was dominated by Fos Williams' Port Adelaide, winning seven premierships, including an amazing six in a row from 1954-59 (although the 1959 premiership was won under the stewardship of Geof Motley as Captain-Coach).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/South_Australian_National_Football_League (2063 words)

	Grogette's World (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		This home page is dedicated towards - My life as a supporter of Aussie Rules and my love for the North Adelaide Football Club.
		The fact that we have the most wonderful colours in the SANFL is mostly part of the charm.
		He's name is Ben Hart who debut with the NAFC in 1990, and at 17 years old got to play in his first (but not his last premiership!), wearing number 34 - this tall, slim, red headed guy, just blew my mind.
	www.webspawner.com /users/grogette (241 words)

	Roosters - North Adelaide Football Club
		1893 - The North Adelaide Football Club was born in 1893, when the Medindie Football Club, known as the "Dingoes", changed it's name, and this makes North the fourth oldest continuous club in the competition.
		The Medindie Football Club joined the South Australian Football Association (now more commonly known as the South Australian National Football League) in 1888 and played in the Red and White Colours which have continued on to this present day.
		Although there were numerous clubs that went under the name of "North Adelaide", they all bear no ties to the current club.
	www.smartcursor.net.au /roosters/history.html (468 words)

	John Quiggin » Thriller (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The vfl final is, of course, only the curtain-raiser for the Main Event- the SANFL grand final next week between the Legendary Mighty Blue-collar Bulldogs- becoming Herculean in their own time, with seven straight grand final appearances and counting, and whoever wins the prelim final in Adelaide tomorrrow between the Roosters and Eagles.
		The northern suburbs are where Adelaide’s large manufactories and poverty ‘pockets’ are concentrated.
		North Adelaide (roosters - red and white) are from inner leafy professional Prospect region, Woodville - West Torrens (Eagles - green, yellow, blue) are from inner west area, once working class, moving up in the world over the past generation and a half.
	johnquiggin.com /index.php/archives/2006/09/30/thriller (1447 words)

	CDFC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Central District Bulldogs just had to defeat bottom placed West Adelaide Bloods in the last minor round game to earn the double chance, and in a workmanlike performance was untroubled in a 10 goal victory.
		'Beware of the Dogs' is the clear message Central District Bulldogs sent the rest of the SANFL with its comprehensive 68-point pummelling of the previously undefeated North Adelaide Roosters last Friday night at Adelaide Oval.
		The win allows the Bulldogs to regroup and re-arm their troops, although a tough match against North Adelaide looms this Friday night at Adelaide Oval.
	www.cdfc.com.au /news.htm (2375 words)

	The Roost! :: View topic - North on ABC TV
		I may miss this Saturday due to having both kids as the wife has to work.
		If you see her at the game today, give her $150.00 and send her back to Sydney.
		We should out number the Wiggles supporters 4 to 1 then, they all seem to like the comfort of their lounge room over a great afternoon at the footy.
	www.rocketrooster.com /NAFC/Forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=3795 (342 words)

	congratulations oct and carlton - Official Anna Kournikova Message Boards
		As for the NRL I follow the rugby league as my dad is from the north of England and thats the rugby league area of England.
		As for the moron who yelled out during the minute silence, don't know who he was except for the fact that he was in the AFL's members section...
		Purely because they are the same colours as the mighty North Adelaide Roosters...
	www.kournikova.com /community/showthread.php?p=7235 (1466 words)

	Berlin Crocodiles - Berlin Australian Football Club
		Clubs which played for the Association were South Park, Willunga, Port Adelaide, Adelaide, North Adelaide, Prince Alfred College, Gawler, Kapunda, Bankers, Woodville, South Adelaide and Victorian.
		The foundation clubs of the NTFL are Darwin, Wanderers and Waratahs, having all joined the League in the 1917 season.
		Nightcliff and Saint Marys were established in the early 1950’s, North Darwin early 1970 and Southern Districts in 1987.
	www.berlin-crocodiles.de /about_afl/faqs_05.html (990 words)

	Adelaide Uni Lacrosse Club News Archives
		One win and two draws as well as many close games was more than we could have expected taking such a large jump up.
		Yesterday at the Adelaide Uni lacrosse ground the mens reserves team recorded an emphatic win over the North Adelaide Roosters to take away their first win this season.
		It is Adelaide Uni's first mens victory in reserves for quite a number of years and the boys should be proud to have achieved this in such an impressive style.
	adelaideunilax.snoopingmidget.com /archives.htm (225 words)

	www.myspace.com/captaintimmis
		I have just completed Bible College with Tabor College Adelaide who intends to complete a Degree in Ministry hopefully before im 30 (9 more years).
		In 2007 I will be commencing a 3 year course which begins with two years as Associate degree in Accounting and finishes with a 3rd year in Commerce which makes me a professional accountant at the end of it ready to help those in finanical difficulty whether it be here or overseas.
		I play volleyball for the mighty Prelims defied their name in season 1 and were premiers even though we missed the major round this season.
	www.myspace.com /captaintimmis (1511 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/North Adelaide Roosters
		North Adelaide is an Australian rules football club, who play in the South Australian National Football League.
		Although several other early clubs used the name of "North Adelaide", none of them bore ties to the current club
		, Barrie Robran, played 201 League games for the Roosters and 10 State games.
	reference.com /browse/wiki/North_Adelaide_Roosters (533 words)

	The Roost! Home of the Roosters and the BEST site dedicated to the North Adelaide Football Club
		Home of the Roosters and the BEST site dedicated to the North Adelaide Football Club
		The premiership quarter proved to be just that with North kicking 10 goals to nothing.
		North finished off their best minor round for over a decade with a comfortable 32 point belting of our bitches Port Adelaide.
	rocketrooster.com (398 words)

	SA Footy :: View topic - Glenelg & West to Merge* (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The personal opinions stated above are that of Phil Herden and should not be assumed to be those of the South Adelaide Football Club, 1197am RPH Adelaide, Messenger Press, C31, or anyone else.
		yeah but we are a 75% chance to win one whenever we play North in a GF "As a [Glenelg] supporter I can cope with the dispair it is the hope that I can't cope with"....apologies to John Button, a Geelong supporter, for pinching his line
		Yep, anyone is welcome to merge with Glenelg provided they wear, a fl and gold guernsey, play at Glenelg Oval, and call themselves the Glenelg Tigers....
	www.safootycentral.com /phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=5231 (999 words)

	North Adelaide Football Club (The Roosters) \| Adelaide \| WCities Destination Guide
		The first is Ken Farmer who was the first South Australian League player to kick 100 goals in a season--and he did so on 11 consecutive occasions between 1930 and 1940!
		The second, Michael Redden, played 378 momentous games for the Roosters before retiring in 1993.
		Their colours are red and white and this team has won 13 premierships and 13 Magarey medals.
	www.wcities.com /en/record/174,159747/265/record.html (134 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)