Buds’ fierce response after half-time ‘spray’
Rosebud found itself in unfamiliar territory on Saturday — trailing. But a ‘spray’ and a best-on-ground display changed things.
Rosebud found itself in unfamiliar territory on Saturday — trailing. But a ‘spray’ and a best-on-ground display changed things.
While some leagues might take a break this weekend, there’s still plenty of local footy action to watch across the weekend. Here’s where you can watch the big guns.
Rumours of a star trio’s return have been quashed, but one has headed bush. Plus, a bizarre home injury to a premiership gun and a coach facing an uncertain future. It’s all in Quick Kicks…
The opposition coach’s happy demeanour changed when he spotted Adam Tomlinson before the game, and the ex-AFL gun put on a show for Sorrento in the MPFNL.
Edithvale-Aspendale’s Thursday strategy session paved the way for a crucial away victory, while almost 100 possessions between three brothers fired Dromana to a vital win in MPFNL Division 1.
Some sent resounding messages to their premiership rivals, others pulled off the unlikeliest of victories, while one team shot past 30 goals. It’s all here in our Saturday night wrap.
The magic of local footy was again on show on Saturday with historic wins, clutch match-winning kicks and big bags. Check out all the highlights from around the grounds.
The 2025 local footy season might only be a couple of weeks old, but the state’s longest winning and losing streaks continue to extend. See who takes top spot.
Frankston Bombers coach Jarrad Grant explains how his side bounced back from “some pretty dire scenes’’ to set the pace in MPFNL Division 2.
Key players hit form, VFL stars returned from injury and a debutant seized his opportunity as Frankston YCW toppled Mt Eliza in an MPFNL Division 1 contest labelled a “crunch game’’.
Massive demographic changes in Melbourne’s suburbs are threatening the survival of traditional footy powerhouses and now the race is on to attract the next generation of young players.
Rosebud unleashed a last-quarter surge to beat Somerville by 20 points in the 2015 Nepean league grand final at a packed Frankston Park.
Country footy legend Simon Goosey will be confronted with a first on Saturday when he returns to The Kennel, as Pines looks to continue its winning run in MPFNL Division 1.
Red Hill players are being urged to be honest with each other as the club holds meetings to turnaround its a 0-5 start in MPFNL Division 1.
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