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From www.localfooty.com.au
Reported by Paul Amy
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Sandringham this morning locked in former Melbourne star Brett Lovett as its new senior coach, replacing his former AFL teammate Andy "Chopper" Lovell.
Lovell resigned at the end of the season and has accepted a development role with the Gold Coast Suns, the Bayside Leader reports.
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BOX Hill Hawks will go into 2011 with a new senior coach after Brendon Bolton's promotion to a senior assistant at Hawthorn last week.
Bolton's elevation was announced at Box Hill's end-of-season presentation last Friday night.
Reported by Michael Robinson
For VFLfooty.com in Adelaide
In a game that was played in hot conditions with a strong northerly wind in front of a crowd 34355 at AAMI Stadium. Central Disticts got off a great start with the wind after a 4 goal to one opening term.
In the 2nd quarter It was all Norwood with wind led by former Bullants Brett Zorzi the Redlegs added 6.3 to 0.4 to lead by 17pts at the main break.
From www.localfooty.com.au
Reported by Paul Amy
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PETER Schwab has stood down as CEO of AFL Victoria.
But the former Hawthorn coach and premiership player intends to stay involved in football, according to AFL Vic chairman Grant O'Riley, the Melbourne Leader reports.
From www.localfooty.com.au
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"WE'VE only got sausage rolls left, love," Joan Round said as the Leader approached the Port Melbourne canteen last Saturday.
We were seeking not fare, but a photo of the ladies who prepare and serve it in Borough land.
They are a hardy bunch.
Together, the women have put in more than 300 years of voluntary service to the club.
Joan Round, Heather Wale, Jean Schinck, Margaret Addicoat and Joyce Dermott (the mother of legendary 1970s and 80s defender Greg "Biff" Dermott) are Port Melbourne life members and proud of it. Jenny Tserkezidis and Dianne Perazzo are probably heading the same way.
