Source: The Geelong Advertiser
IF timing is everything, rookie Geelong defender Brodie Moles picked a good time to deliver his best performance in a Cats jumper.
Less than 24 hours after Josh Hunt's season ended with a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament, Moles starred in the VFL as the Cats went down to Collingwood by 14 points.
From the Box Hill website
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Whilst the boys prepare for their Pre-Season Camp in Angelsea this weekend, the builders are hard at work constructing the new South Pavilion at Box Hill City Oval.
In fact, the ground has been transformed into a large building site with cranes, trucks and builders swarming the area on a regular basis as they approach the late June construction deadline.
From Inside Football magazine
Reported by Paul Amy
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Frankston coach Shannon Grant is expecting good things from recruit Shane McDonald this season. From Bonbeach, where he was a best and fairest and Mornington Peninsula league team-of-the-year selection, McDonald showed some sparkle for Collingwood’s VFL team last season.
From the Geelong Advertiser
Reported by Bradley Green
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GEELONG'S high-profile VFL recruit will make his first appearance for the Cats in today's practice match against Collingwood's VFL side at Skilled Stadium.
Key forward James Podsiadly will skipper the Cats side, which includes several AFL-listed players, including ruckmen Trent West and Shane Mumford, Nathan Djerrkura and Jeremy Laidler.
From Inside Football Magazine
Reported by Paul Amy
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From the Werribee, Hoppers Crossing Star
Reported by Tim Doutré
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IT IS strange to think that at 27 years of age Williamstown Football Club’s Brett Johnson is a veteran.
From the Bendigo Advertiser
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THE Bendigo Bank Bombers withstood a spirited second-half fightback from the Bendigo Football League All-Stars to win last night’s football clash on the QEO.
In a historic clash, Bendigo Footy united to raise funds for the Bushfire Appeal.
There were many encouraging signs for the Adrian Hickmott-coached Bombers in the 12.11 (83) to 9.5 (59) victory.
From the Geelong Advertiser
Reported by Nick Wade
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GEELONG dasher David Wojcinski made a flying return to football but scholarship rookie Ranga Ediriwickrama appears set to be sidelined for a while through injury.
That was the mixed report card from the VFL Cats' 60-point thumping of Williamstown in a practice match at Skilled Stadium on Saturday.
