Casey FM's coverage of the Round Seven clash, 
Williamstown v Port Melbourne at Burbank Oval, Williamstown.

Team:
Simon Petch
Kain Pollard
Darren Parkin
Jim Hines
Phil Pearce

Pre-Game coverage

Part one includes intreview with Gary Ayres.
Download MP3 - Part One

Download MP3 - Part Two

 

Final quarter commentary

Download MP3 - Final Quater

Source: Geelong Advertiser

BEN Johnson thought an invite to try out with Geelong's VFL side over the summer would at least give him a good grounding for another season in the GFL.

The 22-year-old Bell Park forward was surprised to be offered an opportunity to make the Cats' VFL list, having missed out at his previous attempt in 2006.

Casey FM - Round 7 - Saturday VFL Show

Casey FM's Saturday morning VFL Footy show, hosted by Kain Pollard and Jim Hines
This week:

Round six reviews
Round seven previews
Interviews with
- Werribee coach Simon Atkins (Part One)
- Port Melbourne coach Gary Ayres (Part Two),  and 
- Adrian Dunn, Editor of the AFL Victorian Football Record (Part Two)


Download MP3 Part One -  Interview with Werribee coach Simon Atkins. 


Download MP3 Part Two -  Interview with Port Melbourne coach Gary Ayres and Adrian Dunn, Editor of the AFL Victorian Football Record.

Source: Herald Sun

TOM Lonergan sent a scare through the Geelong camp yesterday injuring his calf against Sandringham at Trevor Barker Oval.

In a big blow to the 25-year-old's chances of earning a senior recall for Sunday's game against Essendon at Etihad Stadium, Lonergan was not risked after halftime.

An eight-goal haul from Ben Johnson, a 22-year-old tall from Bell Park, lifted the Cats to a three-point win, their second of the season.

Geelong's hopefuls fire in VFL

Source: Geelong Advertiser

GEELONG'S VFL side edged out Sandringham in a thriller at Trevor Barker Oval yesterday.

Geelong fought back from a late two-goal deficit to snatch a three-point victory from a St Kilda reserve side which featured AFL guns Jason Gram, Max Hudghton and Matt Maguire.

Coach Dale Amos praised the team's resilience after the match.

"They jumped out of the blocks - the boys got challenged a few times and were able to hang on so it was a great effort," Amos said.

Source: Geelong Advertiser

GEELONG'S VFL side is a work in progress, according to coach Dale Amos. But, it's a project he is excited about working on.

The Cats (1-4) travel to the Trevor Barker Oval tomorrow to take on the fifth-placed Sandringham and Amos said it would be another good challenge for the side's young players to come up against some quality St Kilda players in the Zebra line-up.

Source: Geelong Advertiser

FOOTBALL supporters will be transported back to a bygone era when Geelong West-St Peter's takes on Newtown & Chilwell at West Oval tomorrow.

In a sight that will no doubt warm the hearts of old Geelong West Football Club supporters, the Roosters' will run out wearing the old white and red jumpers from the club's days in the VFA competition.

Round 7 Preview - Box Hill v Frankston

From the ABC Grandstand website
Reported by Chris Thompson
Full article Click here

Alister_neville_rd05_qr03 ABC Grandstand VFL travels to Box Hill this weekend for the big Round Seven clash between the Hawks and Frankston, and you can catch all the action live on ABC1 from 1pm on Saturday afternoon.

The Hawks have been one of the surprise packets in 2009, a 3-2 start to the season putting paid to suggestions they would struggle again this year after several disappointing seasons.

Frankston, on the other hand, have had a trying opening six rounds - no wins from six matches providing a tough start for new coach Shannon Grant.

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