Sturt Football Club

Didn't get picked up.

Went to Sturt.

And has now gone to Glenelg.

And now gone to Glenelg.

So five new coaches with Best last year.

Well, well, yeah, you can't-

Mattner's still staying out at Sturt.

Yeah.

Could be.

The younger brother of McFadgen who played for Sturt, he's just signed at Sturt as well to play league footy.

What? So if there's a third brother and he's playing state cricket...

Because I know he wanted to play cricket with his brother.

Very good.

And thanks for the Balfour's text, Phil.

Noah McFadgen, two brothers, Connor and Fergus, who both played football for Brisbane and Sturt.

There you go.

Such is life, My Story.

His football career at Sturt and Carlton, life after football, family, friendships, and his well-known sense of humor.

Ladies and gentlemen, Peter Motley's just walked in.

How are you?

And, uh-

And you, you...

How many games with Sturt did you play, 90 or something? Was it 99?

97.

But all these players come from all over the place, all over Australia, and there's only...

My estimation is only four local lads in the Norwood team, where Sturt had 14 local lads that come through the ranks.

Now, if I was the SNFL, I'd say, what's going on here? This doesn't look good for our development of our youth and our young.

How come all these interstate players are playing? As you know, the salary cap, something about $380,000 a year.

Of course you should.

Thank you, Brad.

I hosted Sturt's Best and Fairest on Thursday night, which was a terrific night.

And you can understand the disappointment they had in the room there.

So it was an avalanche of rubbish.

In other football news, the Norwood Redlegs trailed by 18 points at three-quarter time, but stormed home in the last to take the SA NFL granny by 14 points from Sturt at the prettiest cricket ground in the world, the

Adelaide Oval.

Now, Monday night, it was all football this week, as you can see.

Have you got that there? I can give it to you.

Just while I'm getting that up, Kimbo, Will Snelling retired from Sturt today, which is a bit of a surprise because he's still playing really good footy.

What a great career.

You know, one game at Port, some solid footy at Essendon and then has been brilliant at Sturt.

And you know where Will played his junior footy, Kimbo, don't you?

Oh, goody saints.

And good luck to him.

But my goodness, I feel for the great champion from Sturt, the wonderful, fabulous Phil Carman, who played for Collingwood, who could so easily have turned a grand final had he been allowed to play there.

You're the second person tonight to

mention Phil Carman.