AFL premiership star opens up on playing future
A candid St Albans coach Sam Butler addresses his future on the field after he “stunk it up” last year and how the Saints can climb the WRFL Division 1 ladder in a wide-ranging interview.
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Seddon locks in new captain-coach for 2020-21
Victorian Turf Cricket Association club Seddon has appointed its new captain-coach for next season and secured a key recruit as it targets a return to the top flight.
We select Western Jets’ best 20 of all time
A long list of famous names have enjoyed decorated AFL careers after coming out of NAB League club Western Jets. We’ve had a crack at ranking the best 20. Did we get it right?
How local footy’s battlers are tackling virus
Several smaller community football clubs will be vulnerable in coming months as the true toll of the coronavirus crisis is revealed. But how can they safeguard their futures amid constant uncertainty? LUKE D’ANELLO finds out.
Wyndham Suns president’s promise to coach
One suburban football club has declared its coach will keep hold of the top job “until he decides he doesn’t want to do it” in an incredible show of faith. Here’s why.
Premier Division flag winner lands at Hillside
A Keilor premiership player with VFL experience has signed on at Hillside for the 2021 EDFL Division 1 season, while coach Charlie Denaro addresses how his senior squad is shaping up after some key departures.
WRFL star signs on with Burnside Heights
A Western Region Football League Team of the Year member and interleague representative has crossed to Burnside Heights in a major boost after the EDFL club contested finals for the first time in 2019.
Who will be coaching your WRFL club in 2021
With the season cancelled amid the coronavirus crisis, we take a look at the state of play in the Western Region Football League’s senior coaching ranks.
Things to look forward to in the EDFL
The Essendon District Football League season didn’t get off the ground in 2020, but there’s plenty of light at the end of the tunnel as clubs take stock for next year. Here’s why 2021 will be worth the wait.
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