Coburg Lions news

From www.localfooty.com.au
Reported by Patrick Lane
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COBURG legend Phil Cleary has condemned the club's decision to bump senior coach Adam Potter to a development role next year.

In his Inside Football column last Wednesday, Cleary said the VFL club would be coached by a Richmond identity for the last year of Coburg's alignment with the AFL Tigers and Potter had been offered the Development League coach's role.

The AFL club and its VFL affiliate originally planned to maintain their alignment until the end of 2014, but have mutually agreed to bring forward the termination of the agreement.

Richmond will field a stand-alone side in the VFL in 2014, following the likes of Collingwood and Geelong, while Coburg will again stand on its own in the state competition and revert back to the Lions.

From Localfooy.com.au
Reported by Patrick Lane
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The AFL club and its VFL alignment, which splits its home games between Coburg City Oval and Craigieburn's Highgate Recreation Reserve, originally planned to maintain their alignment until 2014, but have mutually agreed to bring forward the termination of the agreement.

From www.localfooty.com
Reported by Cody Winnell
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COBURG Football Club life member Phil Cleary has called on Richmond Football Club to delay any plans to ditch its alignment with the northern suburbs VFL Tigers for another 12 months.

From the Warnambool Standard
Reported by Aidan Fawkes
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COBURG Football Club wants to bring VFL football to Warrnambool at Easter.
Club officials this week revealed they hoped to strengthen ties with the south-west Victorian city by hosting a clash at Reid Oval during the 2013 Easter long weekend.

From the Herald-Sun
Reported by Jonno Nash
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