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St Kilda to move base to Frankston in 2009

There is an article in today's Herald Sun that St Kilda will move there training base to Frankston in 2009. What does this mean for alignments will Frankston go with the Saints in 2009 if so where does that leave Casey Scorpions. Interesting times ahead. Thoughts? Here is the link to the article: http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,22794367-661,00.html

Frankston best and Fairest for 2007

Here are the awards that were presented at Frankston Football Club today. [u][b]RESERVES[/b][/u] [b]Best and Fairest[/b] Mitch Bosward 27 votes Adam Kirkwood 21 votes Matt Stanley 20 votes [b]Most Consistent Player:[/b] Matt Stanley [b]Most Determined Player:[/b] Glen Manson [b]Best Team Player:[/b] Mark Pendlebury [u][b]SENIORS[/b][/u] [b]Best and Fairest[/b] Ash Roberts 26 votes Neil Winterton 22 votes Marcus Marigliani,Shaun Pollard 18 votes [b]Most Consistent Player and Best Clubman Award:[/b] Shaun Pollard [b]Best Team Player:[/b] Daniel Clarke [b]Best First Year Player:[/b] Adam Kirkwood

Ash Roberts retires

As reported in Frankston Leader, Dolphins captain Ash Roberts has announed his retirement from the VFL. He played 138 games for the club. Ash will likely be Assistant Coach at Chelsea Heights in the Southern Football League next season. Congrats Ash! on a fantastic career. In other Dolphin news, Defender Christian Ongarello is unlikely to play next year as he will be overseas.

Normie's 200th Game

This Sunday one of the greats of the Frankston Football Club Daniel "Normie" Clarke will become the 1st Dolphin to play 200 games. He has been a fantastic player, a great team man and such a fantastic person to talk t outside game time. Well done "Normie" throughly deserved milestone. Lets hope we can celebrate it with a win on Sunday against Williamstown.

Round 15 vs Tasmania

[b]DOLPHINS THRASH DEVILS IN DOMINATE DISPLAY[/b] Frankston have beaten Tasmania by 79 points in their game played at the Bellerive Oval in Hobart. Sunny but cool conditions greeting the players with temperatures of around 10 degrees. The Dolphins got the jump on the Devils kicking the 1st 2 goals and from there the Devils played catch up. Frankston lead by 4 points at the 1st change. Frankston continued to play well in the 2nd quarter at one stage the Dolphins lead by as much as 30 points at one stage with Marcus Margliani playing well up forward and Daniel "Normie" Clarke dominating in the ruck. Paul Kennedy was also doing a great job restricting Tassie midfielder Ken Hall to just 3 first half possessions. A mini fightback by the Devils late in the 2nd quarter reduced the margin to 15 points at the main change. Disapponting news for the Dolphins at half time with Chris Oliver not taking any further part in the game with an abdominal injury. The 3rd quarter was always going to be crucial and it turned out that way as the Dolphins came out with all guns blazing led by Brett Dore, Ricky Morris and Marcus Marigliani up forward with Shaun Pollard dominating in defense and big "Normie" Clarke in the ruck. The Dolphins kicked 9 goals to Tasmania's 1 to effectively end the contest as the Dolphins lead by 63 points at the final change. Looking for a percentage booster the Dolphins continued on kicking another 7 goals in the final quarter to Tasmania's to win he game by 79 points. Marcus Margliani with 6 goals was named the ABC Man of the Match with Ricky Morris(5 goals), Brett Dore(5 goals) and Shaun Pollard also in the Dolphins best. But it was a fantastic team effort. This was Frankston's biggest score and greatest winning margin for the season. It was also Frankston's biggest score in Tasmania. A great effort to travel Tasmania twice this year and win both games. A big thank you to all the supporters who came down to Hobart to support the team. Frankston remain a slim chance at a finals berth with a 5-8 record and in 11th place. Next Sunday the Dolphins are back at home against Williamstown starting at 2pm. This will be a big occasion as well as it is the Annaul "Past Players" Day it is also Daniel "Normie" Clarke's 200th game. He will become the 1st Dolphin to reach this milestone. Lets hope we can get as many Frankston supporters there as possible. [b]FRANKSTON 4.1 8.3 17.5 24.7(151) TASMANIA 3.3 5.6 6.8 10.12(72) [/b] [b]Goals:[/b] Marcus Marigliani 6, Ricky Morris, Brett Dore 5, Chris Oliver, Nick Benbow, Tory Dickson 2, James Magner, Luke Clark [b]Best Players: [/b]Marcus Marigliani, Ricky Morris, Shaun Pollard, Brett Dore, James Magner, Daniel Clarke [u][b]RESERVES[/b] [/u] Despite winning the last 3 quarters a 9 goal to nil 1st quarter proved the difference as the Dolphins lost to Sandringham by 21 points at Williamstown today. Khalid Foggi, Christian Ongarello and Curtis Barker were the best for the Dolphins. The reserves play Williamstown at home next Sunday game starts at 11:10am. [b]FRANKSTON 0.1 1.6 6.6 11.9(75) SANDRINGHAM 9.2 10.4 14.5 15.6(96)[/b] [b]Goals:[/b] Khalid Foggi 3, Darren Booth, Jarrod Rafferty 2, Aaron Murray, Christian Ongarello, Aiden Beaton, Trent Shinners [b]Best Players: [/b] Khalid Foggi, Christian Ongarello, Curtis Barker, Brad Ulms, James Degenhardt, Matt Stanley

Dolphins back in action after the Bye

This Saturday the Dolphins are back in action after the Bye with the Seniors and Reserves teams playing on different sides of Port Phillip Bay at the same time. Here are the details of the Games [u][b]Saturday April 21[/b][/u] [b]RESERVES[/b] Frankston vs North Ballarat at Frankston starts at 12noon [i][b](Free Admission)[/b][/i] [b]SENIORS[/b] Geelong vs Frankston at Skilled Stadium,Geelong starts at 1pm

Re: Today's game v the Zebras

onslaught wrote:Next weeks game against Frankston looks like it may be moved due to the condition of the ground, so keep an eye out for news on the alternate venue.
There is nothing wrong with the ground; it is actually almost perfect. It is a result of a stupid decision by the Council to ban ALL football matches until April. The most idiotic deciision I have ever heard.