6.9 (45) to 13.14 (92) for the Dogs to suffer an even worst defeat than when the losing the Grand Final in 1996 to Port Adelaide. 2003 – 2002 Reserves Premiership Coach and Former player Roy Laird was appointed coach following Alastair Clarkson's departure in February 2003. Scott Lee was appointed Assistant and Reserves Coach. The Bulldogs collected their 3rd Flag within the last 4 years when they defeated West Adelaide. Centrals become the first club to win the League, Reserves and Under 19's titles in the same season. 2004 – Central's 4th Premiership in the 2004 Grand Final against Woodville-West Torrens by 125 points was the biggest winning margin in an SANFL finals match. Future club captain and coach for the 2021 season Paul Thomas was also the club's 5th Magarey Medallist. 2005 – Central's 5th Premiership (and 3rd in sequence) in the 2005 Grand Final was their 4th against Woodville-West Torrens this time by 28 points. 2006 – Saw the introduction of night SANFL matches under lights at Elizabeth Oval. In the first league match under lights, a crowd of 7,329 attended the match against Sturt. Also in 2006, Centrals played in their seventh consecutive SANFL Grand Final, equalling the record for the most consecutive Grand Final appearances, and setting a new SANFL record for seven consecutive second-semi final wins. After 8 consecutive finals victories against Woodville-West Torrens from 2000 to 2005, Centrals were defeated by the Eagles for the first time in the Grand Final. 2007 – Centrals won the minor round premiership, and then their sixth premiership flag in their 8th consecutive Grand Final appearance. Centrals, therefore, became the only club in SANFL history to have contested 8 consecutive Grand Finals, and also the only SANFL club with 8 consecutive 2nd Semi Finals wins. On 30 June 2007, Centrals defeated Norwood by 158 points, the Redlegs biggest loss on record. 2008 – Centrals extended this record run of consecutive Grand Final appearances to 9, also winning their 9th consecutive Second Semi Final. They also equalled the SANFL record of 7 Premierships in a decade by defeating Glenelg in the SANFL Grand Final before a crowd of over 34,000 at AAMI Stadium. 2009 – Centrals further extended these records, winning their 10th consecutive second-semi final, making their 10th consecutive Grand Final and winning their 8th premiership when they defeated Sturt in the Grand Final. The club's record