Australia’s biggest junior football club audited
A forensic accountant investigating claims of fraud within the financials of Mt Eliza Junior Football Club has revealed its findings. Here’s what we know.
A forensic accountant investigating claims of fraud within the financials of Mt Eliza Junior Football Club has revealed its findings. Here’s what we know.
A former AFL player who says he’s still inspired by his time playing under Malcolm Blight has been appointed co-coach at a MPFNL Division 1 finalist.
There have been coaching changes in the Mornington Peninsula league ahead of 2025. Here’s an up-to-date look at every club’s coaching status.
Edithvale-Aspendale has signed an ex-AFL Crow who has vowed to bring high work ethic and “a bit of flare”. He talks about his new footy challenge.
Mt Eliza snapped a 19-year premiership drought with a come-from-behind win over Dromana in the MPFNL Division 1 grand final — and the Redlegs’ reserves and under-19s also hoisted flags.
Newly appointed Sorrento coach James Hallahan has always been a “leave no stone unturned” kind of person and he intends to take the same approach into coaching.
Dromana has confirmed it will make a change to its grand final side to face Mt Eliza. And opposition coaches tip the winner, margin and BOG.
There’s a Jack Ginnivan-style GF preparation, a player not settling for less than 2k a game, a QR code to individual highlights and two big AFL names linked to local footy. It’s all here in Quick Kicks.
Mt Eliza got the monkey off its back by winning through to MPFNL Division 1 grand final — but a key player was reported. Details…
Tyrone Vickery was sent off as Edithvale-Aspendale played two short for the last 20 minutes of the MPFNL Division 2 grand final. But the Eagles rallied to score a famous victory. Coach Kris Pendlebury explains how they did it. And a gallery of pics…
Kris Pendlebury has revealed the part his famous brother Scott played in Edithvale-Aspendale’s stirring MPFNL premiership.
Finals accelerated in local footy with plenty of grand final winners as elsewhere there were stunning results as teams looked to qualify for the decider. Here are the talking points from Saturday’s football.
A glaring awards oversight, the high-speed dummy-spit, end-of-season high jinks and a top umpire returning to the ‘burbs…our weekly local footy column Quick Kicks has all the goss.
Jamie Mollo is set to meet with Red Hill as he outlines his future plans after being named MPFNL Division 1 coach of the year.
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