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Revision as of 01:55, 9 October 2008
The South Australian Football Hall of Fame was created in 2002 to recognise the players, coaches, umpires, administrators and journalists who had made a significant contribution in the SANFL. A player must have been retired from football for at least three years in order to be eligible.
2002
114 inductees
- John Abley
- John Acraman
- Brenton Adcock
- Merv Agars
- Michael Aish
- Ken Aplin
- Paul Bagshaw
- Alby Bahr
- Barrie Barbary
- Fred Bills
- Malcolm Blight
- Dave Boyd
- Don Brebner
- Haydn Bunton, Jr
- John Cahill
- Peter Carey
- Colin Churchett
- Allan Crabb
- Neil Craig
- Graham Cornes
- John Daly
- Tony Daly
- Peter Darley
- Neil Davies
- Rick Davies
- Robert Day
- Les Dayman
- Jim Deane
- Murray Ducker
- Russell Ebert
- Ken Eustice
- Tim Evans
- Brian Faehse
- Ken Farmer
- Grantley Fielke
- Len Fitzgerald
- Des Foster
- Percy Fuhler
- Don Gilbourne
- Frank Golding
- Michael Graham
- John Halbert
- Bob Hammond
- Jim Handby
- Bob Hank
- Neville Hayes
- Lindsay Head
- Richard Head
- Ned Hender
- Thomas Hill
- Kym Hodgeman
- Sampson Hosking
- Laurie Jervis
- George Johnston
- Neil Kerley
- Stephen Kernahan
- Ron Kneebone
- Ray Kutcher
- Tom Leahy
- Bob Lee
- Percy Lewis
- Alick Lill
- Don Lindner
- Tom MacKenzie
- Peter Marker
- Frank Marlow
- John Marriott
- Chris McDermott
- Bruce McGregor
- Tony McGuinness
- Ian McKay
- Bob McLean
- Peter Mead
- Mark Mickan
- Hugh Millard
- Dan Moriarty
- Geof Motley
- Max Murdy
- Mark Naley
- Michael Nunan
- Jack Oatey
- Robert Oatey
- Doug Olds
- Harold Oliver
- Jack Owens
- Dennis Phillis
- Greg Phillips
- Ron Phillips
- John Platten
- Jeff Potter
- Bob Quinn
- John Quinn
- Michael Redden
- Dinny Reedman
- Colin Richens
- Don Roach
- Barrie Robran
- Rick Schoff
- Gordon Schwartz
- Walter Scott
- Ralph Sewer
- Bob Shearman
- Bernie Smith
- Laurie Sweeney
- Michael Taylor
- Jack Tredrea
- Frank Tully
- Topsy Waldron
- Bill Wedding
- Paul Weston
- Ted Whelan
- Syd White
- Fos Williams
- John Woods
2003
10 inductees
- Max Basheer
- Jack Cockburn
- Norm Grimm
- Ray Huppatz
- David Marshall
- Jeff Pash
- Vic Richardson
- Alton Smith
- Colin Smith
- Mark Williams
2004
10 inductees
- Wayne Jackson
- Vic Johnson
- Tony Kenny
- Bruce Lindsay
- Bo Morton
- Wayne Miller
- Sandy Nelson
- Rodney Pope
- Bull Reval
- Allan Roberts
2005
8 inductees
- Laurie Argent
- Brian Cunningham
- Don Gilbourne
- Peter Kitschke
- Andrew Rogers
- Cliff Semmler
- Clayton Thompson
- Gary Window
2006
8 inductees
- Craig Bradley
- John Forrester
- Darren Jarman
- Rick Kinnear
- John Lynch
- Shaun Rehn
- Nevile Roberts
- Robert Simunsen
2007
10 inductees
- Bruce Abernethy
- Mark Bickley
- Jeff Bray
- Ian Day
- Max Hall
- Scott Hodges
- Andrew Jarman
- Andrew McKay
- Kevin McSporran
- John Taylor
2008
5 inductees
- Geoff Kingston
- Nigel Smart
- Doug Thomas
- Keith Thomas
- Peter Woite