From SEN.COM.AU
Reported by Seb Mottram
Kinnear Beatson has hit out at what he says is a complete lack of coverage for the VFL, with the Sydney list manager describing it as “pretty frustrating”.
Beatson suggested the lack of coverage makes it harder for clubs to attract more players to the league.
About time somebody said it - but will anything change?
https://www.sen.com.au/news/2022/11/29/swans-list-manager-fumes-over-min...
During the recent press conference with Gilligan and the Tassie premier Rockcliffe he (the premier) made several references to VFL games being played on this brand new stadium that Gilligan is insisting on for Tassie to get their AFL licence - does that mean there will be a Tassie team in the comp once again? Or will North play there under a Mickey mouse name like they do now with AFLW matches?
Here's Part 2 of my season review for the VFLW. North Melbourne, Darebin, Carlton, Port Melbourne, Williamstown, Western Bulldogs
https://www.afl.com.au/news/858836/2022-rebel-vflw-season-review-part-2
Here they are:
Adelaide: Luke Brown (ret), Ben Davis (del), James Rowe (del), Brett Turner (del)
Brisbane: Mitchell Cox (del), Mitch Robinson (ret), Ely Smith (del), Deividas Uosis (del)
Carlton: Will Hayes (del), Oscar McDonald (del), Jack Newnes (del), Luke Parks (del), Liam Stocker (del), Tom Williamson (del)
Collingwood: Callum Brown (del), Tyler Brown (del), Isaac Chugg (del), Liam McMahon (del), Jordan Roughead (ret)
My review of the VFLW season for the six finalists of 2022. Essendon Southern Saints Casey Demons Hawthorn Geelong Collingwood
#ThisIsOurTime
https://www.afl.com.au/news/856958/2022-rebel-vflw-season-review-part-1
After winning 8 premierships between 1985 and 2006 the Sandringham FC board decided to leave the MFC and join with the perennial losers St Kilda in 2009 since that time 14 years to be exact Sandringham have appeared in 3 finals and one on PF and by any measure a very poor result!
That's why I'm calling out the joining with one of the VFL/AFLs worst Victorian Clubs in both success and club culture as a disaster for the Sandringham FC!
FFS St Kilda have 27 wooden spoons and ONE Preimership in 140 years - says it all about them.
Another season done and dusted, its that time of year where the foundations are laid and the important decisions are made which will decide whether next season is a success or failure for the mighty Port Melbourne Football club. Lets take a look at what we know so far.
One that won't be upsetting our Port Melbourne fan Digs (as he does not believe that ex AFL players can assist in VFL clubs success) is the departure of Fletcher Roberts. Fletcher played both last season and in 2021 and was a solid contributor and had a regular spot in the side.
