May 2007

  1. footy question.. name our games motto?

    Submitted by zebra on Wed, 30/05/2007 - 10:40
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    Victorian Football League - General Chat
    :D Just in case not every football follower knows our great games football motto,ie. POPULO LUDUS POPULI answer tomorrow thursday 31st may, many will know but the younger ones may not. go zebs zebra :wink:

  2. Devils set to bite back

    Submitted by Robbo on Wed, 30/05/2007 - 08:11
    From The Mercury
    Reported By Adam Smith

    MOMENTUM can be a wonderful thing but the Devils' free fall was such that a weekend off was a blessing in disguise.

    Six consecutive losses put the Devils last on the VFL ladder and have left coach Daryn Cresswell with plenty of headaches.

    In three of those matches the side led at the final change only to be overrun, so the break allowed the playing group to sit down and reflect where the club's season stood.

    A main training session was held last Thursday at Aurora Stadium, with all the players encouraged to speak out and discuss any problems before the side's big match against Port Melbourne on Saturday.

    "We just haven't been able to finish games off, which is a learning thing with a young group," Cresswell said.

    "Maybe we do have a loss of confidence in those situations.

    "Basically, we assessed the season, where we need to improve and make sure there are actions not just words.

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  3. Ringtones

    Submitted by jasonborough on Tue, 29/05/2007 - 19:16
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    Port Melbourne
    Ons any luck on getting the pmfc theme song so i can put it on my phone.regards jasonborough..

  4. Are you in favour of Williamstown and Collingwood standing alone in the VFL?

    Submitted by admin on Tue, 29/05/2007 - 18:58
    Yes
    88% (50 votes)
    No
    11% (6 votes)
    Don't know
    2% (1 vote)
    Total votes: 57

  5. Vics humiliate best from west

    Submitted by Robbo on Tue, 29/05/2007 - 16:48
    From Leader Newspapers
    Reported by Paul Amy

    IT WAS elation for the VFL and humiliation for the WAFL as Saturday's state league match at Port Melbourne developed into an 119-point annihilation of the visitors.

    The Victorians smothered WA on the tight oval, denying them the space and time they enjoy on the larger grounds in WA.

    The Vics never relented: even  in the final quarter, with his side more than 100 points in front, captain James Byrne was applying crunching tackles.

    The black swans were always under pressure and always making skill errors.

    They also showed a lack of aggression that disappointed coach Ash Prescott.

     ``We were looking for someone to show some mongrel. We didn't see it,'' he said.

    By half-time most of the interest centred on statistical points: how many goals would spearhead Nick Sautner finish with, and the final margin.

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    Victorian Football League news

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