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From the Herald-Sun
Reported by David Hastie
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THE spiritual home of Collingwood Football Club will again play host to the black-and-white army under a submission put to Yarra Council.
Collingwood plans to base its VFL side at Victoria Park next season, rekindling its ties with the ground it turned its back on a decade ago.
From the Sunday Age
Reorted by Brent Diamond
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PROMISING Western Bulldogs ruckman Ayce Cordy injured his neck yesterday when he landed awkwardly in a marking contest in Williamstown's 61-point win against Geelong yesterday.
From the Sunday Herald-Sun
Reported by Howard Leigh
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COBURG caretaker coach Craig McRae came away from yesterday's debut assignment against Port Melbourne empty-handed.
The Brisbane Lions triple-premiership forward, who took over the Tigers' coaching reins from Jade Rawlings, was forced to settle for a 45-point loss to Port.
"I don't believe in fairytales and it wasn't too good," McRae said.
From the South Coast Standard
Reported by Peter Fletcher and Matt Neal
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IT'S taken time for former South Warrnambool and Geelong Falcons player Sam Dwyer to settle into the line-up for VFL side Port Melbourne.
Now in his fifth year with the Borough, Dwyer has backed up a 21-out-of-22-game season in 2008 with an even stronger start to 2009.
From the Geelong Advertiser
Reported by Michael Auciello
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GEELONG VFL captain James Podsiadly today will qualify for life membership of the league.
Last year's JJ Liston Trophy winner plays game 175 against second-placed Williamstown at Burbank Oval today, earning the honour.
2009 VFL Seniors
Port Melbourne: 4.4.28 ~ 10.6.66 ~ 13.9.87 ~ 18.14.122
Coburg Tigers: 1.3.9 ~ 4.4.28 ~ 7.4.46 ~ 12.5.77
GOALS:
Port Melbourne: Robbins 4, Pitt 3, Cain 3, Pinwill 2, Mullins, Dwyer, McLaren, Deluca, Smith, Hassett.
Coburg Tigers: Clarke 3, Schulz 3, Horne 2, Bowden, Browne, Caruso, Carrick.
BEST:
Port Melbourne: Dwyer, Pinwill, Robbins, Smith, Cain, Deluca.
Coburg Tigers: Clarke, Bowden, Carnell, Silvester, King, Coughlan.
From the ABC Grandstand website
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Join Grandstand's Peter Donegan and Port Melbourne coach Gary Ayres as they take you through all the highlights from Werribee's great win over Collingwood in Round 10
