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BENDIGO Bombers coach Shannon Grant is confident that former AFL players Jason Cloke and Hayden Skipworth can help lift the team from the bottom of the VFL ladder this season.
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THE Bendigo Bank Bombers
have signed a new two-year
alignment agreement with
Essendon, ensuring the
club’s participation in the
VFL until at least 2011.
However, after persisting with it for five years, the club will scrap its reserves team, while it will also have a new senior coach next season.
Adrian Hickmott has spent the past two years in the dual role of Bendigo senior coach and Essendon development coach.
Hickmott will remain in his development coaching role with Essendon, but a new Bendigo coach will be appointed for 2010.
With the new alignment deal announced after months of negotiations, it continues a partnership between Bendigo and Essendon which began in 2003.
“We’ve again formed a two-year relationship with Essendon, which is a deeper relationship than what we’ve had in the past,’’ Bombers chairman David Joss told The Advertiser yesterday.
“Structurally we will be doing things a little differently.
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BY 5pm tomorrow night, there will be just one winless team left in the VFL following the battle between cellar dwellers Bendigo and Frankston.
After 10 rounds of the season, the Bombers and Dolphins are the only sides yet to post a win.
They will meet tomorrow at Frankston Park from 2pm, with both sides desperate to secure their first four points of the season.
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ESSENDON appears likely to ditch its VFL partner, the Bendigo Bombers, and enter a stand-alone team in the competition next season.
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The Bendigo Bombers have launched a new grey clash strip, which will be worn for the first time at Werribee this Saturday night.
The strip is a marked changed from the white alternative worn last season.
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THE Bendigo Bank Bombers withstood a spirited second-half fightback from the Bendigo Football League All-Stars to win last night’s football clash on the QEO.
In a historic clash, Bendigo Footy united to raise funds for the Bushfire Appeal.
There were many encouraging signs for the Adrian Hickmott-coached Bombers in the 12.11 (83) to 9.5 (59) victory.
