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Why Craigieburn is overcoming its ‘inner demons’
Craigieburn coach Justin Sherman says his side has had to overcome “inner demons” before its drought breaking 959-day win as he continues to rebuild the Eagles.
Albanvale’s new look double Cobra
Two Albanvale forwards have made a stunning start to their new partnership with 37 goals in two games as the Cobras look set to be “stronger” than previous seasons.
Named: Big V’s best players of round 6
A Gippsland United import with more than a million social media followers stunned his opponents in two big displays. See who joined him as one of the top 10 Big V players of the week.
‘Old school’ moves inspire Tullamarine
Tullamarine coach David Connell was forced to move the magnets as his side came from behind to beat West Coburg with a former AFL forward at the centre of the action.
Why ‘strange’ win has Maribyrnong Park excited
Eight forced changes and a coaching switch led to the debuts of two “brave” Maribyrnong Park young guns who have been touted as “200-game players”.
Parkside’s form continues to build momentum
A Parkside star is looming as one of the WRFL recruits of the year as he continued his dominant start to the season as the premiership contender unveiled another new face.
How Hadfield overcame its ‘dented’ pride
Hadfield coach Brett Pitts “put the acid” on his midfield group after back-to-back losses before it put Coburg Districts to the sword on Saturday as a young gun returned with a bang.
It’s a twin thing: Rupertswood unveil young guns
A set of Rupertswood twins, with one kicking four goals, have announced themselves to the EDFL while a gun midfielder is in league medal contention according to his coach.
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