Sunday, 14 March 2004

Collection of St.Kilda Stories from HeraldSun Irony hits spot with Hamill  ST KILDA will enter the season proper with the stifling burden of expectation after swamping brave Geelong with a five-goal final quarter at Telstra Dome last night. Pleasure with pain  APOLOGIES to Lisa Marie Presley, but it was torture missing the Saints strut their stuff last night. Saints run down courageous Cats  Magic night for Harvey IT was far from the predicted runaway win, but the Saints last night capped an electric month of football by claiming the Wizard Cup. Saints are Wizards  New kids on block shine St Kilda 1.14.5 (98) bt Geelong 1.10.7 (76) THE Saints came marching home last night as the Wizard Cup heralded a new football season of high hopes for underdogs. Molly Meldrum: Pleasure with pain Wizard Cup final pictures Match report Kids add true grit to their armoury  ST Kilda has added the most dangerous of all ingredients to its talent-laden line-up: the will to win when all seems lost. 5:22:47 PM    comment []  trackback []  G!   • My Hobbies

Collection of St.Kilda Stories from realfooty Boy from Sin City is one happy Saint Lenny Hayes isn't bitter at being missed by Sydney. more Saints coach faces a big test this season The game of football, as we knew it, looked to be coming to an end on that Saturday night at Telstra Dome less than two years ago when Grant Thomas's young unfancied Saints defied the odds and drew with Sydney. more Harvey steals the show A rampant St Kilda staged a stunning final-quarter revival to win its first pre-season competition grand final since 1996 when it beat a gallant Geelong by 22 points at the Telstra Dome last night. more Saints run all the way to the dais St Kilda won the final of the pre-season competition last night by the sort of margin many had predicted, but not in the manner many had anticipated. more Gehrig, Saints have the final say The irony was inescapable, and almost cruel. For 95 per cent of the Wizard Cup grand final, Geelong's irrepressible full-back Matthew Scarlett was impassable. more 5:16:22 PM    comment []  trackback []  G!   • My Hobbies

Only a small step: Thomas St Kilda coach Grant Thomas says his side’s triumph in the Wizard Home Loans Cup grand final on Saturday night is only a small step in the club’s bid to re-emerge as an AFL powerhouse. The Saints lifted only their second senior AFL trophy since their one and only premiership win back in 1966, by overrunning Geelong in the final quarter at Telstra Dome on Saturday night, and their first since victory in this same competition back in 1996. [more] 11:30:12 AM    comment []  trackback []  G!   • My Hobbies

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