VFL season ‘looks like it’s a goer’ as clubs and AFL crunch numbers
Clubs are becoming increasingly confident a VFL season will go ahead and, despite lingering issues such as crowds, officials are drawing closer to a consensus on when the season — and round 1 — will be played.
Paul Amy, Leader
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June 8, 2020 12:00pm
With Casey Fields out of action with Melbourne AFL side training there. Reports suggesting Casey Demons will use Shepley Oval as their base for training and home games. Thoughts?
A special season update edition of VFL Rewind is on tonight between 7pm and 8pm on 3WBC 94.1FM also via TuneIn Radio App
Tonights guests include Steven Gilham (General Manager of Buisness - Box Hill Hawks), Legendary VFL Radio Boundary Rider Mark Stone and Port Melbourne Coach Gary Ayres
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I've been wanting to read this book for years but have never got around to it, I must do it.
I never knew Teddy Whitten almost became a Port player when he was 'retired' from Footscray. Norm Goss snr didn't want to pay him $250 a game. Imagine EJ and Cooky in the same forward line.
VFL clubs believe they might be extinct under new state league, AFL’s best VFL recruits since 2000
Coburg VFL general manager Seb Spagnuolo has put together his best 22 who started their careers in the VFL from 2000-2020. He has pleaded for the AFL to consider the future of stand-alone VFL teams.
Jon Ralph, Herald Sun
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June 4, 2020 7:50pm
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Things are looking up about getting a season in 2020
Box Hill Hawks will resume training on Saturday
And this tweet from Legendary vfl news hound Paul Amy
https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl-club-chiefs-back-push-for-new-14-tea...
AFL club chiefs back push for new 14-team reserves competition
Momentum is building towards the creation of a new 14-team AFL eastern seaboard reserves competition that would potentially replace the VFL and NEAFL, according to club chiefs.
