Peter Faulks signs with the Seagulls

Key Defender Peter Faulks has signed with the Williamstown Football Club.

Faulks who was drafted in the 2006 National Draft at pick 65 from the Calder Cannons to the Sydney Swans before joining the Casey Scorpions in 2009 has had a close relationship with new Senior Coach Peter German as they are both products of the Oak Park Football Club.

AFL draft: VFL players deserve more recognition

From the Ballarat Courier
Reported by David Brehaut
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NORTH BALLARAT coach Gerard FitzGerald believes more VFL players should be picked up in the AFL national and rookie drafts.
"I don't believe the VFL talent pool receives the recognition it deserves," he said yesterday, three days out from the national draft.

Two-game initiation for Hunt

From The Age
Reported by Jim Morton
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GOLD Coast will take a huge gamble on giving code-crossing recruit Karmichael Hunt just two VFL games in preparation for his AFL debut in 2011.

Coach Guy McKenna has revealed that the club is so worried about burn-out from back-to-back rugby league and union seasons that Hunt would hardly be seen in Coast colours in 2010.

Seagulls to work hard, play hard

From Leader Newspapers - localfooty.com.au
Reported by Terry Mallinder
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PLAYERS are about to experience just how much harder life at Williamstown will be under Peter German’s reign. 

And if all goes according to plan, they might also experience the thing they have craved but been denied for the last four seasons - a VFL premiership. 

The new senior coach will take his first practice session this Wednesday, when the Seagulls’ pre-season officially kicks off. 

German, who replaces Brad Gotch after eight years at the helm at Point Gellibrand, said he spoke to the playing group, as well as the support staff, late last month about what they can expect. 

The former North Melbourne midfielder who has coached successfully in three different states over the past 15 years, is renowned for his “harder edge”, something that he hopes will be embraced by his new playing group.

Source: Geelong Advertiser

DISCARDED Cat Scott Simpson will use the example of North Melbourne forward Aaron Edwards in an attempt to rebuild his football career.

The 20-year-old will take the VFL route in a bid to return to the AFL after two injury riddled seasons at Skilled Stadium.


Discarded Cats forward Scott Simpson will try his luck in the VFL next year.

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