I was pondering this in the morning today, with the fixturing of home and away games on a Friday morning during a working week.
I wonder if it's actually been a record set recently, or a game from back in the 1980s prior to the demise of 2nd division.
I remember a few games following Camberwell that had very small crowds prior to dropping out of the VFA.
The VFA president Brook Anderson back on Page 3 of the VFA Recorder was seeking closer ties to the VFL including aligned clubs back in 1986.
Does anyone have a copy of the actual 5 point plan?
Does anyone have a copy of the VFA Recorder for the Division 1 preliminary Final, played on Sunday September 13.
I am after a scan or photocopy of each page (or the actual original copy) of the complete Recorder for research purposes on a book on season 1981.
This edition is the only one that I do not have access to.
Please message me if you are able to help - I am happy to cover any costs incurred.
It has been talked about for awhile, but nothing has happened. Something to contain the memories of the longest surviving Football Competition in this country, the Victorian Football Association.
If we are unable to get a physical building to house a muesum, we could create one on this website to house all the memories, especially photos of the VFA in action.
I will add a few photos here to show what I am looking for. We have to keep the memory of the VFA alive for future generations.
Kilsyth was in the VFA for only three years. This only happened less than 40 years ago. But the only photo of their time in the VFA is this picture. Are there any other photos of the Kilsyth Football Club that can show that they where in the VFA?
