May 20, 2007
From the Sunday Herald-Sun
Reported by Howard Leigh
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MELBOURNE'S troubled season is in for a boost if yesterday's VFL match between Sandringham and Williamstown was anything to go by.
Reported by Howard Leigh
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MELBOURNE'S troubled season is in for a boost if yesterday's VFL match between Sandringham and Williamstown was anything to go by.
Byron Pickett, Russell Robertson, Paul Wheatley and Clint Bizzell all had a huge impact in yesterday's match at the Trevor Barker Oval.
Robertson, 28, sidelined with a hyper-extension to his left knee since Round 2, booted 4.3 from 17 possessions and eight marks in Sandringham's 20-point win.
It leaves the Zebras unbeaten on top of the VFL ladder after the 16.16 (112) to 13.12 (90) win.
Robertson later declared he was ready to return to the Melbourne side for next Sunday's game against the Kangaroos.
Pickett had 16 touches and seven marks floating across the half-forward line and kicked two goals.
Pickett had 16 touches and seven marks floating across the half-forward line and kicked two goals.