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From Localfooty.com.au
Reported by Sam Landsberger
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THE Coburg Football Club is steadfast that it can stand its own two feet should its alliance with Richmond eventually cease.
"We will survive," president Bill Balakis said.
Sportsbet have put up their premiership odds for the 2011 VFL Season. Williamstown are favourites going in at $3.30, while reigning premiers North Ballarat are good value at $4.50.
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| Premier | Winner |
|---|---|
| Williamstown | 3.30 |
| North Ballarat | 4.50 |
| Port Melbourne | 5.00 |
| Northern Bullants | 7.00 |
| Box Hill | 11.00 |
| Bendigo | 16.00 |
| Casey | 17.00 |
| Werribee | 21.00 |
| Geelong | 23.00 |
| Coburg | 26.00 |
| Sandringham | 34.00 |
| Collingwood | 41.00 |
| Frankston | 101.00 |
From The Age
Reported by Martin Blake
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COME on down. That's the message from the VFL to Brendan Fevola as he ponders a possible return to football through the second-tier competition in 2011.
VFL clubs have to finalise their playing lists by March 14, with the potential for further tinkering in certain circumstances up to June 30.
From the Bendigo Advertiser
Reported by Adam Bourke
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THE Bendigo Bank Bombers have ruled out chasing embattled former AFL star Brendan Fevola.
The enigmatic full-forward is in football limbo after he was officially sacked by the Brisbane Lions on Sunday night.
Fevola has indicated he wants to continue to play football in a bid to regain a berth on an AFL list next year.
From Localfooty.com.au
Reported by
Jay Clark
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NEW Geelong VFL revelation Ben Johnson knows exactly
who to turn to in the locker room to draw inspiration.
As much as the support comes from every angle at Skilled Stadium, his story has plenty of similarities to James Podsiadly's.
Johnson had given up on his AFL dream after missing out on selection in the 2006 national draft.
Instead, he was plying his trade as a carpenter in Melbourne during the week and playing suburban footy with his mates for Bell Park in the Geelong Football League on Saturdays.
"AFL was probably the furthest thing from my mind," Johnson said. "I still loved playing footy but, back then, if you missed the draft (as a teenager) you tended not to get drafted after that."