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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.
While we wait for a decision on 2020 season, works are continuing at a great rate at SkyBus Stadium.
a new cable has been installed between scoreboard and the computer for better connection.
At Kars St end of the ground there is going to be a new fence behind the goals installed
Biggest project is the installing of the brand new floodlights having gone past the ground today you can now see the 4 distinct holes where the light towers will be placed around the ground. Looking at completion in mid-Late July hopefully about the time of the season starting.
VFL clubs say they’re ‘hopeful’ of getting a season up
It’s been a long waiting game for VFL clubs but, after meeting with the AFL, they say they’re doing everything they can to get on the ground this year.
Paul Amy, Leader
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May 23, 2020 3:00pm
It’s a waiting game for Coburg prospect Marcus Lentini and his teammates.
From Rupert's rag ....
Pathways plan: Ex-president says VFL and NAB League should merge to form region hubs
Victoria’s second-tier of football could be in for a massive shake-up. A once shelved plan to merge two powerhouse competitions is back in the spotlight, with a veteran administrator claiming it would boost Victoria’s footy development and save costs.
Paul Amy, Leader
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May 22, 2020 6:00am
