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Casey FM's coverage of the Round Fourteen clash,
Port Melbourne versus Bendigo Bombers at TEAC Oval, Port Melbourne.
Final quarter commentary
From the Sunday Age
Reported by Brent Diamond
Full article Click here
AFL Victoria chief executive Peter Schwab says a rise in AFL list numbers could turn the Victorian Football League into a reserves competition for the elite league.
2009 VFL Seniors
Geelong: 4.5.29 ~ 4.7.31 ~ 9.11.65 ~ 12.17.89
Coburg Tigers: 2.3.15 ~ 5.6.36 ~ 7.9.51 ~ 10.12.72
GOALS:
Geelong: Podsiadly 4, Moles 2, Motlop, Cuthill, Westwood, McKenna, Simpson, Tutungi.
Coburg Tigers: Clarke 2, Browne 2, Bowden, Carnell, Schulz, Liddle, Raines, Hughes.
BEST:
Geelong: Podsiadly, Donohue, Blake, Moles, Hunt, Tutungi.
Coburg Tigers: Bowden, Polak, Clarke, Pattison, Clifton, Brown.
GEELONG will get the best indication of whether it is a VFL finals contender this season against Coburg today, according to coach Dale Amos.
The ninth-placed Cats host the seventh-placed Coburg at Skilled Stadium this morning as the curtain raiser to the AFL clash between Geelong and Melbourne.
Geelong has won its last three games to put itself into finals contention, but those have been against sides below it on the ladder.