Game Day Hub

Norwood vs Glenelg: Round 18 – What’s On

Players run through the guard of honour in the Fortis in Procella March in 2021. Photo - John Emery

The Norwood Football Club face the Glenelg Football Club from 7:40 pm this Friday night in its final home game of 2022. The match itself is an important one, as the side aims to cement a spot in the top three in order to gain a double chance in the finals. The match is also a special one, as we celebrate our regional zone, the Eyre Peninsula, we pay tribute to those Norwood people who have passed, whilst we get behind the team with a Fortis guard of honour.  

MATCH TIMES:

Reserves: Norwood vs Glenelg – 5:o0 pm | Coopers Stadium

League: Norwood vs Glenelg – 7:40pm | Coopers Stadium

If you can’t attend the game, watch LIVE on SANFL Now or listen via SEN SA 1629.

When do gates open?

All gates will be open from 4:30 pm.

Are there any crowd restrictions? 

Under the latest SA Health guidelines, full capacity is now permitted. So, we have plenty of room for supporters to come on down and cheer on the Redlegs!

Do I need to be fully vaccinated to enter the grounds? 

There are currently no vaccine mandates for spectators attending games.

Where can I buy matchday tickets? 

Skip the queue and save! Match day tickets are now available online here or at Club reception. Both an email and eTicket via SMS will be sent to you.

Tickets can also be purchased at the gates, and entry is free for all under 18s.

Please note, there has been a minor increase to ticket prices across the SANFL clubs:

ONLINE

  • Adults $16
  • Concession $10
  • U18s FREE

AT THE GATE

  • Adults $17
  • Concession $11
  • U18s FREE

Will merchandise be available?

The latest 2022 merchandise will be available for members and supporters from both the merchandise shop and booth.

Will Football Budgets be available?

Yes! You can purchase a footy budget at the canteens located around the ground

Who has access to the Wolf Blass Community Centre?

Members and supporters can enjoy a drink in the Wolf Blass Community Centre at both halftime and post game. The centre is for anyone and not just members.

Is there food and drinks available?

We have plenty of outlets available across the grounds. These include:

  • Premiers Bar
  • Main Canteen
  • BBQ
  • Coopers Corner
  • Boundary Wing
  • Coopers Hill

Who has access to the grandstand? 

The grandstand is an NFC Members only access area. Entry is on a first-in first-served basis. All you need to do is show your membership card and You will be provided access entry into the grandstand. Please be mindful of reserved seats. If there is an overflow in the Western Stand the club has allocated section for members in the Southern Grandstand.

Are matchday Western Stand Seats available?

Supporters can sit in the Western Stand by purchasing a matchday Western Stand Ticket. These tickets will be available from the merchandise booth.

Is there car parking available?  

The Club car park has a set car park list. Public parking is available around the surrounding streets of Norwood. If you require disabled parking or have any further parking inquiries, please contact the club for more information.

Bladez The Barber Lounge Deck:

For the first time in South Australia, our fantastic partners Bladez TheBarber Lounge will cut out members’ and fans’ hair anytime during the game! All you need to do is visit the Bladez deck at the Southern End of Coopers Stadium for a fresh cut before or during the game. All Norwood members receive a $5 discount with all proceeds going to the Norwood Football Club Junior Development Funds!

FIP Coin Cards:

Members who are new to specific membership categories are entitled to a Norwood FIP Coin. These FIP Coin Cards can be picked up from the merchandise shop. If you have signed up again as a pre-existing Mates, Captains or Legends Member, your card will be topped up and ready for all home games.

Kick and a Catch

Great news! If you’re bringing the kids, you can also look forward to returning to the ‘Kick and Catch’ within the 50m arcs at each oval end during the quarter and half-time breaks and after the game.

Is it a smoke-free zone?

The venue is currently a smoke-free zone. If you wish to smoke, we ask that you please leave the grounds, and you will be provided a pass-out ticket so that you may re-enter the oval.

For any further information, please keep checking the Club website and Facebook page, or contact the Club for further enquiries.

Thank you for your continuous support, and we look forward to seeing you this weekend!

Captains Club Event – Thursday August 11th 5.30pm – 7.30pm

A reminder to all Captains Club members that you are invited to Coopers Stadium on August 11th 5.30 PM – 7.30 PM to enjoy complimentary food and beverages in the Wolf Blass Community Centre whilst watching the team train before our final home match the following day.

The 2022 Captains Club Badges will also be available for collection and various random prizes awarded across the evening. Come along and enjoy the hospitality of your club and get behind the team as they prepare to face Glenelg under lights in what is looming as a blockbuster match.

Fortis Club Event – Thursday August 11th 5.30pm – 7.30pm

A reminder to all Fortis Club members that you are invited to Coopers Stadium on AUGUST 11TH 5.30 PM – 7.30 PM to enjoy complimentary food and beverages in the Wolf Blass Community Centre whilst watching the team train before our final home match the following day.

The 2022 Fortis Club Badges will also be available for collection and various random prizes awarded across the evening. Come along and enjoy the hospitality of your club and get behind the team as they prepare to face Glenelg under lights in what is looming as a blockbuster match.

Last Home and Away Match to Permanently Become the FORTIS GAME

On the back of the successful Fortis Army march in 2021, the Club has decided to make the last home game every year feature a supporter march and guard for the team as they run out. This match will now be known as the Fortis Army. The feedback from the players who ran through the Fortis Army guard was that it was an amazing and motivating feeling to experience. All in attendance that day including the coaches, players and supporters felt it was one of the proudest and best Norwood days to be part of.

With such compelling feedback, the march onto the ground to form a guard will now become a regular event and we will be welcoming all supporters to participate. More details to follow but be sure to come to the last home game, Friday Night August 12th as everyone wearing Norwood Red and Blue will be welcome to march out onto the ground and form a guard for the players to run through. Like last year, it will be an opportunity to say thanks to the players for a great season so far, lifting them up and spurring them onto a big win against the Bays as they strive to play finals football in 2022.

Eyre Peninsula Celebration

During our last home match, we will also take the opportunity to celebrate the Eyre Peninsula, our Regional Zone. Look out for fresh oysters, seafood, and other EP-related products across Coopers Stadium for all to enjoy. There will also be several EP adventure crowd prizes across the evening awarded to some lucky supporters in attendance.

The Eyre Peninsula is renowned for its oysters and seafood, spectacular coastline, and fantastic marine and ocean experiences. Come along to our last home game on Friday Night August 12th and enjoy a taste of the EP and cheer on the team in style!

Remembrance Round Video

A Remembrance Round Video will again be played throughout the final match against Glenelg on August 12. This gives supporters a chance to recognise those loved ones who have passed away. The video will be played twice throughout the night and uploaded onto the club’s media channels and website the following week.