Why Mooroolbark is ‘primed’ for a successful return
Mooroolbark coach Bret Lavars says he’s “excited” to be leading the club again in 2021, outlining why next season will be worth the wait for the EFL Division 1 outfit.
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Junior footy clubs uncertain of League rego refund
Australia’s largest junior football league — with 11,000 players across 32 clubs and 550 teams — is set to provide an update on whether it will reimburse fees after COVID wiped out season 2020.
Why Coldstream can take the next step
Following a straight-sets exit from last year’s Division 4 finals, re-signed Coldstream coach Chad Rogers explains why his group is ready to take the next step and seize its opportunity in 2021.
EFL data guru reveals league’s quirkiest stats
Imagine your footy team being on top of the ladder going into the final round, only to miss the finals. This is one of the many quirks EFL stats guru Noel McPhee has uncovered as he takes us through his decades of number-crunching for the league.
Why Berwick made the move east
It has landed in the EFL to become the league’s 46th senior club. Here’s why Berwick president Glenn Gambetta says “the time is right” for his club to be making the move…
Berwick on the move, heading east
The EFL has welcomed its 46th senior club to its ranks for the 2021 season, prompting a change to one of its divisions.
Why Vermont can overcome salary cap cuts
It has fielded one of the best teams in local footy in recent memory. But how does the EFL’s powerhouse plan to keep its champion team together with a 50 per cent cut to player payments for 2021?
EFL Division 2 club on the hunt for new coach
The latest EFL club has entered the hunt for a new senior coach, following the resignation of its second-year mentor…
EFL Division 3 club searching for new coach, president
Following a parting of ways with its coach last week, EFL club Warrandyte must also now find a new president. But a Bloods stalwart has assured the unity of his club…
Former AFL player re-signs at EFL Premier club
North Ringwood has re-signed former AFL speedster Robbie Nahas as its senior playing-coach for 2021. Club president Lee Robinson explains the impact the ex-Tiger and Roo has had on the Saints’ group as they prepare for next season.
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