saints media

[saintly]

http://www.saintscentral.com.au
All times listed are AEST (subtract 30 minutes for Adelaide time)

Max Hudghton will be on Triple M at 7:00pm (James Brayshaw, Brian Taylor, Gary Lyon, Mark Riccuito)
Leigh Tudor will be on SEN at 7:00pm (Anthony Hudson, Dermott Brereton, Grant Thomas, Mark Robinson)
Stephen Silvagni will be on FIVEaa at 7:10pm (Graham Cornes, Josh Francou, David Wildy)
Tony Elshaug will be on ABC at 7:30pm (Steven Williams, Rod Jameson, Roger Wills)
Michael Nettlefold will be on 3AW at 7:30pm (Rex Hunt, Tony Leonard, Tony Shaw, Rohan Connolly)
Ross Lyon will speak with Tim Watson on Channel 7 at the team runs on to the arena
Ben McEvoy will speak with Tim Watson at half time, just before the start of the third term

Additionally...

Steven Baker will appear in a Herald Sun feature article on Friday
Ross Lyon will be on 'Before The Game' (Channel 10, Saturday evening) and also Gameday (Channel 7, Sunday morning)

not a bad list

[Loyal]

a big week for the saintbrat.......

[markinUSA]

Thanks to the club for being so accessible to the media and fans.
I heard the interview with Leigh Tudor online (I hadn't ever heard him before) and it was excellent. Made me feel eally good - was reflecting on the eagerness of the players to learn, compare themselves with peers at Geelong, and so on. I really liked it.

[Loyal]

agreed, the tudorman is good.

[saintly]

o heard the nettlefold interview. quite a good speaker!

[saintbrat]

I found Luke's new warm up routine

http://lukeball.bigblog.com.au/mmspost.do?id=238548

you can all look for yourselves this week post no 2 in this thread

http://www.saintsational.com/forum/view ... hp?t=28352

ABC usually have their interviews up first
a couple of others never do till early the next week or even mid week and by then don't necesarily think Friday's game is worth recalling same with news paper articles...

anyone get a game report in the herald Sun today?Sat?

[saintly]

UPDATE 11.25pm: ST KILDA coach Ross Lyon had billed it as his club's "biggest challenge" this season. Playing interstate on Friday night's big stage, Lyon had identified another valuable chance to sell the club on national television.

And his Saints couldn't have acted as better salesmen as they continued their unbeaten run by trouncing Port Adelaide by 66 points at AAMI Stadium tonight.

St Kilda launched its first win in South Australia for a decade on the back of a six-goal first term, beating a listless Power outfit to the hard ball and winning it back through trademark tackling.

The No.1 tackling side in the competition - led by an outstanding Lenny Hayes - handled the slippery conditions with ease, kicking 10 goals in succession while holding Port scoreless in the second term.

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Saints captain Nick Riewoldt certainly didn't miss the presence of fellow twin tower Justin Koschitzke (hamstring), he and Stephen Milne enjoying three goals each before half-time.

Riewoldt's third summed up the embarrassing night for the hosts - who were restricted to their lowest half-time score of 1.3 - as Port's Josh Carr and Troy Chaplin collided in mid-air, only to see the ball fly over the back into the path of the St Kilda skipper who ran into an open goal.

Going into the game, St Kilda had won more contested possessions than their opponents in all four matches this season, averaging an AFL best 18 more per outing.

This trend continued in the match-defining first half with an advantage of 20, all without great input from Nick Dal Santo who had his colours lowered - by Kane Cornes - for the first time this season.
With Dal Santo and Leigh Montagna - the Saints most consistent midfielders this year - relatively subdued, it was lesser lights like Jarryn Geary and Clint Jones who stepped up and filled the breach.

Gallant Saints defender Zac Dawson typified the ANZAC spirit by blanketing former Port captain Warren Tredrea - who was coming off two consecutive six-goal hauls - while under duress with an obvious shoulder ailment.

The only concern for the Saints was the health of ruckman Steven King, who didn't resume after coming off late in the second term with a suspected groin strain.

[matrix]

not a sausage in todays Saturday Advertiser.....
ill give them the benefit of the doubt and say it was the early edition and that the Sunday Mail tomorrow will have much more to say...

ill be up at a sparrows fart to get it

[saintbrat]

not a sausage in todays Saturday Advertiser.....
ill give them the benefit of the doubt and say it was the early edition and that the Sunday Mail tomorrow will have much more to say...

ill be up at a sparrows fart to get it

go find a later paper- there were two full pages in the edition I read- door delivered by 7.30 - try a newsagent.- larger ones.

must be same as happens here- I saw an edition of the herald sun that had not a score or even a single column.

[matrix]

dohhhh!

too late now, fires cranked and its pissing down with rain.
i aint going anywhere lol

[saintbrat]

dohhhh!

too late now, fires cranked and its pissing down with rain.
i aint going anywhere lol

chicken-- BTW I am sure newsagents would be closed now.

[saintly]

The online weekend "the Australian" had nothing either.

[saintbrat]

Did Tim speak to Ben? I didn't se that.