FrankArr
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Saturday, 30 August 2003 |
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Stats tell fibs for Saints
From a statistical point of view, St.Kilda's effort against Geelong on Saturday was sound; it's just that it didn't translate into a win. "All of our key indicators indicate we’ve probably had one of our best games for the year…we just couldn’t score inside 50," coach Grant Thomas said after his club’s final match of the year.
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Cats burst Saints' bubble
It took the Cats 40 minutes to kick their first goal of the match, but that breakthrough started a mini-rush that set up Geelong's 19-point win. more
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Cats end the record run
St Kilda's record-breaking run to end the 2003 season was brought to a halt by Geelong at Skilled Stadium on Saturday, with the Cats cruising to a 12.12 (84) to 9.11 (65) victory. The Saints’ much-vaunted youngsters, who were coming off a run of four consecutive victories of ten goals-plus, met their match in a bunch of Cats who had come through the system at much the same time. [FULL STORY]
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Cats pop big-talking Saints' bubble
GEELONG burst St Kilda's late-season bubble, beating the Saints by 19 points in their Round 22 AFL game at Skilled Stadium today. <more>
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bugger....
the season ended with a loss for the saints the cats were more desperate to finish with a win
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Sunday, 24 August 2003 |
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Saints win easily
St Kilda thrashed the Western Bulldogs by 65 points in their AFL match today at York Park in Launceston. more
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Dogs' boss slams wooden spoon effort
Hearld Sun  THE Western Bulldogs were held to the lowest score of the AFL season by St Kilda today to firm as favourites for their first wooden spoon in 21 years.
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Saints smash Dogs
sportal.com.au
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Saints flog Dogs in bog
St Kilda has all but condemned the Western Bulldogs to their first wooden spoon in 21 years after recording a 65-point victory at York Park, Launceston on Sunday. The young Saints again displayed their immense potential with a dominant opening to the match which saw them hold a 30-point lead at quarter-time, before going on to win 13.17 (95) to 3.12 (30).
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Saturday, 16 August 2003 |
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St Kilda marks up historic win
realfooty.com.au St Kilda posted its highest score against Carlton in today's 91-point AFL mauling at Optus Oval. more
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Saints spin record win over light Blues
ST KILDA posted its highest score against Carlton in today's 91-point mauling at Optus Oval.
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Saints smash sorry Blues
Carlton has plunged deeper into crisis after crashing to a 91-point loss at the hands of St Kilda at Optus Oval.
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Saints have Blues for dessert
The Saints were decked out in custard yellow, but it was the Blues who were reduced to a tepid, milky mess at Optus Oval. The young Saints were in awesome form, securing only the club’s second victory at Carlton in 40 years. They smashed the Blues in a club record – 26.10 (166) to 11.9 (75). Boththe winning margin and score were the Saints’ highest-ever against Carlton.
It was awesome
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Wednesday, 13 August 2003 |
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teched news stories slowly growing
here's a good bunch of stories from teched im sure there's more news out there - let me know if you find anything of interest
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Saturday, 9 August 2003 |
Saints farewell Burke in heavenly manner
 ST KILDA honoured Nathan Burke and again showed its rich potential with an 80-point AFL demolition of Richmond tonight at Telstra Dome.
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Saints do it for Burkey
i have tears in my eyes!!
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