Ghazi’s big ambition at Greensborough
When Saade Ghazi left Williamstown he had high expectations of his new club and believes Greensborough is the perfect place to execute his plans.
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Ex-Bulldog lands at local footy club
Retired Western Bulldogs midfielder Lin Jong will play suburban footy in 2022, landing at a Northern league premiership contender.
Old rival takes Macleod reins
Macleod has turned to an old rival to lead it into the 2022 NFL Division 1 season after parting ways with Christian Stagliano last month.
Bridges’ recruiting spree nabs EDFL B&F winner
Hurstbridge has made some major moves this off-season, adding a raft of new faces for 2022, including a best-and-fairest winner from EDFL Premier Division.
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Sinclair’s a Bear out of there
DEAN Sinclair returned to Thomastown before the 2014 Northern Football League season with the club at a crossroads.
Discipline costing Macleod
MACLEOD coach Garry Ramsay believes too much is being left to too few as the defending premiers cling to a top-three position.
Lions’ season alive after win
SOUTH Morang delivered its most complete performance of the Northern Football League season to keep its finals hopes alive on Saturday.
Singh set for Magpies role
NORTHCOTE Park coach Harmit Singh will be part of Collingwood’s coaching staff during the inaugural season of the AFL Women’s competition next year.
Moorcroft keeps delivering
MORE than 15 years after he soared into the AFL history books with one of the game’s greatest marks, Gary Moorcroft’s goalkicking powers show no signs of waning.
Double chance up for grabs
THIS weekend’s top of the table clash against Hurstbridge provides North Heidelberg with the chance to secure its spot in the top two of Division 2.
Montmorency hold down fifth spot
MONTMORENCY coach Ben Haynes said it would be a “huge bonus” if his young side managed to secure a Division 1 finals berth.
Jordon takes reins at Roosters
WEST Preston-Lakeside remains optimistic about its Northern Football League finals chances despite parting ways with coach Leigh Cole with five rounds remaining in the campaign.
Northcote Park happy at home
WHEN sides arrive at the oval bearing Bill Lawry’s name, they can expect the same stern resistance the former Australian captain offered during his Test career from Northcote Park.
Bulls’ top-three hopes take hit
THE prospect of an elimination final looms large for Bundoora after it could only manage three goals in a 15-point loss to Greensborough on Saturday.
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