Bulls forward outed for headbutt
Karingal’s finals campaign has been dealt a blow with key forward Riley D’Arcy handed a hefty suspension at the MPNFL tribunal.
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MPNFL coach departs, another to step away
An MPNFL coach has parted ways with his club after an end-of-season meeting, while another coach involved in finals is taking a “breather’’ next season. Here’s the latest coaching news.
VFL captain to steer Mornington
Newly appointed Mornington coach Josh Newman has outlined his plans to take the Bulldogs back up the MPNFL Division 2 ladder.
‘He even borrowed a mouthguard’: Player’s shock call-up
It was a chaotic start to the MPNFL finals for Karingal when a last-minute hiccup forced it to bring in a player straight off an overseas plane.
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Mighty Magpie Collins hits 200 game milestone
SIX-time Narre Warren premiership player and seven-time best-and-fairest winner Michael Collins celebrated his 200th game with a 128 point win over ROC.
Keysborough heads south, set to switch leagues
KEYSBOROUGH Football Club will seek a move from the Casey Cardinia Football League to the Southern Football League for next season.
Keysborough gunned down in lacklustre duel
KEYSBOROUGH died with its boots on in a shootout with Tooradin at the Last Chance Saloon, leaving it fighting to avoid the CCFL wooden spoon with three rounds to go.
Who needs AFL when you’ve got these great local games?
IF A Saturday twilight clash between Richmond and GWS doesn’t grab you, try a suburban footy fix this weekend. Local Footy has your guide to the best of the action.
Another dazzling dozen
Local Footy wraps up the best of community football on Saturday during the second week of the AFL’s split round.
A dozen of the best
UNINSPIRED by the selection of games on offer during the AFL’s split round? We have you covered with a guide to the best of this weekend’s community football around Melbourne.
Cranny stop Narre’s streak at 44
The Invincibles have been vanquished. Narre Warren’s colossal 44 game winning streak has ended at the hands of arch-nemesis Cranbourne.
Mornington edges out YCW
MORNINGTON has growing belief, and top spot, after securing its first win at Frankston YCW since 2005 without four key players.
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