With the 2020 season cancelled amid the coronavirus crisis, several community football clubs are already searching for new coaches for next season. Here are all the vacancies, all in one place.
The ex-AFL player with 198 games to his name has found a local footy home after signing on as a playing assistant coach for two seasons.
The Essendon District Football League is hoping to start 2021 in spectacular fashion as it moves closer to releasing its fixture.
There will be plenty of fresh faces calling the shots in local football in 2021. We’ve taken a look at the state of play in the coaching ranks, with eight former AFL players accepting jobs.
REIGNING Essendon District Football League premier Greenvale faces the prospect of missing finals as it continues to battle through a season hampered by injuries.
NORTHERN Saints coach Nat Caruso is confident his side will remain in the Essendon District Football League’s Premier Division next season as it continues to battle away in the relegation zone.
ABERFELDIE coach Mal Michael has conceded his side is going to “need a bit of luck” if it is to knock off an Avondale Heights outfit taking the Essendon District Football League by storm.
CHRIS Tankard describes Essendon District Football League Division 2 ladder leader Roxburgh Park as the Hillside of 2014. And with good reason.
THINK your local football team is going well? We’ve scoured the senior ladders from competitions across Melbourne in search of the top 10 most dominant teams midway through the season. Here they are.
THE winning streak reached double figures for Avondale Heights on Saturday but coach Saade Ghazi says his side is not getting ahead of itself just yet.
TAYLORS Lakes was left to lick its wounds after what was billed as a “massive” Essendon District Football League clash on Saturday.
MOST expected West Coburg to improve in the Essendon District Football League this season. Few expected a 9-0 start to the season.
AIRPORT West coach Adam Contessa has conceded every game for the remainder of the season will be “cutthroat” for his side despite the Eagles chalking up another win on Saturday.
IT MAY be only the halfway point of the season but Tullamarine has all but sewn up its finals spot in the Essendon District Football League’s Division 1 competition.
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