From Bendigo Advertiser
Reported by Luke West
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IT was an important day for the Bendigo Bank Bombers on Saturday.
It was the Bombers’ return to the Queen Elizabeth Oval for the first time in more than a year, and a chance to stand up and show they are capable of mixing it with the best teams in the VFL.
From Ballarat Courier
Reported by Melanie Whelan
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WHEN North Ballarat coach Gerard FitzGerald called for his team to be at its most ferocious, his Roosters answered.
They responded in a seven-goal final term to emphatically close off a 44-point upset against Northern Bullants at Visy Park.
SATURDAY JULY 2
Geelong vs Frankston at Skilled Stadium 1pm
Box Hill Hawks vs Collingwood at Box Hill 1:10pm(ABC1TV,3WBC)
(Curtain Raiser TAC Cup Eastern Ranges vs Bendigo Pioneers at 10:10am)
Werribee vs Casey Scorpions at Avalon Airport Oval,Werribee 2pm
(Reserves Game at 11am)
North Ballarat vs Sandringham at Eureka Stadium 2pm
(Reserves Game at 11am)
From Sunday Age
Reported by Brent Diamond
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GEELONG veteran Cameron Mooney says he has decided he wants to play on in the hope of being part of another flag, after an impressive four-week stint in the VFL.
From Bendigo Advertiser
Reported by Luke West
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From The Age
Reported by Brent Diamond
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PORT Melbourne defender Jarrod Dalton has his sights set on following in the footsteps of other mature-age defenders from the VFL, including Peter Faulks and Alex Silvagni, in snaring an AFL rookie spot at the end of the season.
From Bendigo Advertiser
Reported by Tanya Paolucci
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Bendigo Bombers’ new football manager Graham Pratt has a wealth of experience when it comes to the development of young footballers.
Pratt will be based in Bendigo alongside Bombers’ general manager Peter Lodewijks and will focus on developing and maintaining football operations at the club.
From Inside Football
Reported by Paul Amy
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A few weeks ago in his Inside Football column, Crackers Keenan said it had become customary for Port Melbourne players to throw water over Malcolm Lynch after games.
The reason? Lynch's form is so hot he needs cooling.
