Roger Delaney - Wikipedia

Roger Delaney
Personal information
Full name	Roger Delaney
Nickname(s)	Batman
Date of birth	(1966-02-27) 27 February 1966 (age 58)
Original team(s)	Port Adelaide, (SANFL)
Draft	No. 23, 1989 VFL Draft
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1990	Fitzroy	1 (0)
1984–89, 91–97	Port Adelaide	208 (13)
¹ Playing statistics correct to the end of 1997.
Career highlights
6x Port Adelaide premiership player (1988, 1989, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996)
Sources: AFL Tables, AustralianFootball.com

Roger Delaney (born 27 February 1966) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for Fitzroy in the Australian Football League (AFL) in 1990.^[1] He was recruited from the Port Adelaide Football Club in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL) with the 23rd selection in the 1989 VFL Draft.

Playing career

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Delaney played over 200 games for Port Adelaide in the SANFL and after retiring from playing, he became an assistant coach to former Port teammate Mark Williams at Port Adelaide in the Australian Football League (AFL). For the 2011 season he became the coach of the Maroochy/North Shore Australian Football Club in the Queensland Australian Football League on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland.^[2]

Family

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Delaney is married to Jacqui Delaney, the former Australia netball international. They have three children, Yasmine (b. 1998) and twins Cooper and Jada (born c. 2006). The Delaneys settled in Sydney and then the Sunshine Coast. They live and work in the Coolum Beach/Peregian Beach/Noosa district. ^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]

References

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^ Holmesby, Russell; Main, Jim (2002). The Encyclopedia of AFL Footballers: every AFL/VFL player since 1897 (4th ed.). Melbourne, Victoria: Crown Content. p. 156. ISBN 1-74095-001-1.
^ Meyn, Travis (23 November 2010). "Delaney takes reins".
^ "Farewell to glory days of netball". www.sunshinecoastdaily.com.au. 16 June 2010. Retrieved 24 November 2020.
^ "Thunderbirds back Delaney in residency row". www.theage.com.au. 12 March 2003. Retrieved 24 November 2020.
^ "Jacqui Delaney". diamonds.netball.com.au. Retrieved 21 September 2020.
^ "Roger living another Port dream here in Noosa". www.noosanews.com.au. 27 December 2018. Retrieved 26 November 2020.

External links

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Roger Delaney's playing statistics from AFL Tables

v t e Port Adelaide Football Club • 1988 SANFL premiers
Port Adelaide 12.12 (84) defeated Glenelg 8.7 (55), at Football Park
17. Leslie (c) 2. Ginever 3. Obst 4. Fiacchi 5. Abernethy 6. Harrison 10. S. Williams 11. Hodges 13. R. Smith 14. Mahney 15. Hynes 20. Phillips 21. Brown 22. Boyd 25. Phelps 26. Foster 27. Hutton 28. Smith 30. Kerr 32. Delaney
Coach: Cahill

v t e Port Adelaide Football Club • 1989 SANFL premiers
Port Adelaide 15.18 (108) defeated North Adelaide 1.8 (14), at Football Park
1. Johnston (c) 2. Ginever 3. Obst 4. Fiacchi 5. Abernethy 6. Harrison 7. Delaney 10. S. Williams 11. Hodges 12. Tregenza 13. Smith 14. Mahney 15. Hynes 20. Phillips 21. Brown 22. G.Boyd 27. Hutton 28. D. Smith 32. Northeast 37. R.Boyd
Coach: Cahill

v t e Port Adelaide Football Club • 1992 SANFL premiers
Port Adelaide 17.3 (105) defeated Glenelg 7.7 (49), at Football Park
1. Phillips (c) 2 Ginever 4 Fiacchi 5 Abernethy 7 Delaney 8 Chalmers 9 M. Williams 10 S. Williams 11 Hodges 13 R. Smith 16 Borlase 17 Rizonico 19 Settre 21 Brown 25 Hughes 26 Foster 27 Hutton 28 D. Smith 32 Northeast 34 Buckley
Coach: Cahill

v t e Port Adelaide Football Club • 1994 SANFL premiers
Port Adelaide 15.16 (106) defeated Woodville-West Torrens 10.9 (69), at Football Park
1. Ginever (c) 2. Pedler 4. Fiacchi 7. Delaney 8. Chalmers 9. Spalding 10. S. Williams 11. Hodges 13. R. Smith 14. McLeod 15. Wakelin 16. Borlase 22. Malakellis 24. Tylor 25. Olsen 27. Hutton 28. D. Smith 32. Northeast 33. Mead 36. Carter
Coach: Cahill

v t e Port Adelaide Football Club • 1995 SANFL premiers
Port Adelaide 13.16 (94) defeated Central Districts 6.10 (46), at Football Park
1. Ginever (c) 4. Fiacchi 5. Leys 7. Delaney 8. Anderson 9. Darcy 10. Williams 11. Hodges 13. R. Smith 15. Wilson 22. Malakellis 26. Foster 28. D. Smith 29. West 30. Poole 32. Northeast 33. Mead 36. Carter 40. Malakellis 41. Waterhouse 46. Francis
Coach: Cahill

v t e Port Adelaide Football Club • 1996 SANFL premiers
Port Adelaide 11.14 (80) defeated Central Districts 6.8 (44), at Football Park
1. Ginever (c) 3. Francis 4. Fiacchi 5. Leys 7. Delaney 11. Hodges 13. R. Smith 15. Wilson 16. Borlase 17. Fiegert 21. Brown 23. McGuinness 24. Beinke 26. Anderson 28. D. Smith 32. Northeast 33. Mead 36. Carter 38. Crothers 50. Bamford 56. Tredrea
Coach: Williams

v t e South Australian team – 1989 State of Origin
Abernethy Aish (c) Anderson Bradley Bubner Delaney Hall Hughes A. Jarman D. Jarman Kernahan Lindner Lindsay McGuinness Mickan Naley Phillips Platten Redden Smith Stretch Whittlesea
Coach: Cahill

v t e 1989 VFL national draft
First round	1. Anthony Banik 2. Matthew Croft 3. Jody Arnol 4. Peter Matera 5. Brad Rowe 6. Mark Brayshaw 7. Stephen Edgar 8. Brad Tunbridge 9. Dale Kickett 10. Daryl Groves 11. Darren Smith 12. Gavin Wanganeen 13. Allister Scott 14. Ben Allan
Second round	15. Nathan Bower 16. Jason Shields 17. Gilbert McAdam 18. Robert Wren 19. Ashley Green 20. Brett Hawkey 21. Peter Doyle 22. Mathew Hanrahan 23. Roger Delaney 24. Mathew Styles 25. Paul Rouvray 26. Alister Carr 27. Joel Saunders 28. Jason Gibson
Third round	29. Wayne Campbell 30. Glenn Coleman 31. Darel Hart 32. Shaun Slater 33. Shaun Hart 34. Andrew Venner 35. Chris Bond 36. Rohan Smith 37. Shayne Stevenson 38. Gavin Rose 39. Peter Cransberg 40. Travis St Clair 41. Chris Waterworth 42. Matthew Robran 43. Chris Guerts 44. Jonathan Solomon 45. Sasha Dyson-Holland 46. Shane Radbone
Fourth round	47. Richard Gerke 48. Dennis Rapacholi 49. Greg Jones 50. Dean Irving 51. Joe Wilson 52. Rod Jameson 53. Derek Coghlan 54. Steven Bozicevic 55. Grant Coffee 56. Shayne Bennett 57. Tim Moreland 58. Jason Dullard 59. Daniel Frawley 60. Chris Sharp
Fifth round	61. Simon Eastaugh 62. John Brunner 63. Wayne Thornborrow 64. Tony Evans 65. Alan Schwartz 66. Shannon Bergmann 67. Ben Judd 68. Scott Tomlinson 69. Jamie Elliott 70. Paul Williams 71. Glenn Wilkins 72. Glenn Crawford 73. Tim Birthisel 74. Alistair Burke
Sixth round	75. Stephen Pearce 76. Shayne Ward 77. Christian Lister 78. Stephen Schwerdt 79. David Brown 80. Damien Murray 81. Sam Gross 82. Troy Lehmann 83. Mark Robinson 84. Matthew Kelly 85. Anthony Tohill 86. Gerrard Harrington 87. Ashley Coutts 88. Tim Leng
Seventh round	89. Jason Smith 90. Ben Cross 91. Grant Lawrie 92. Brett Heady 93. Tony Paynter 94. John Bingham 95. Jeremy Smith 96. Gary Stevens 97. Paul McConville 98. Kym Russell 99. Nick Tsiotanis 100. David Pittman 101. Richard Harrison 102. Dion Sheehan
Eighth round	103. Brett Chalmers 104. Tony Trigg 105. Stuart Annand 106. Ernie Hug 107. Sean Valenta 108. Eric Lissenden 109. Colin Corkery 110. Craig Budarick 111. David Noble 112. Ashley McIntosh 113. Shane Crothers 114. Jason Walscgott 115. Colm McManamon 116. Brendan Bicknall

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