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Editorial: The month Melbourne comes alive
By Michael Sholly – VAFA Chief Executive Officer At the end of this weekend 54 senior, reserves and underage teams will be continuing their 2015 football journey to the SEN
By Michael Sholly – VAFA Chief Executive Officer At the end of this weekend 54 senior, reserves and underage teams will be continuing their 2015 football journey to the SEN
Division 2’s Northern Blues will be looking to claim their third premiership in as many years when they kick-start their 2015 finals campaign against Old Paradians in the first semi-final
By Andrew Leonard – @Lennytalk Finals are almost here, but if you are anxious for a finals like atmosphere, get to Camberwell Sports ground this weekend. Old Scotch host Old
By John Donohoe – @jdonohoe12 With all the top 4 places sorted, the battles between the rest of the competition were taking place for a bit of pride and wanting to
By Rich Hummerston – @Richie_Humm With the ladder essentially squared away for the year, and no threat of sides facing the chop and a sentence in a division below, Round 18
By Gavin Southern – @gavsouthern The sun has come back and players were getting chaired off to end careers. This means the home-away season has finally finished and it’s finals fever! So,
By Brenton Mann – @BrentyMann Northern Blues leapt into this year’s finals series on the back of their gritty 16-point win over Monash. The win puts the Blues in an
By William Balme – @balmey21 I’ve saved some wonderful clichés for this week. The most overused, emotionally overwrought and inspiring clichés in order to amplify the grandeur of finals footy. This
Originally published in the Herald Sun, September 7 2014, titled ‘Footy’s finally ready to accept gay players’. By Sean Towner – PEGS Football Club LOOK at the world of sport and