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From The Age
Reported by Brent Diamond April 16, 2011
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THE VFL competition appears likely to stay despite debate about an AFL reserves competition; however, the format is unlikely to be known until later this year. Several formats have been touted, including a two-tier competition.
From VFL Website
Ben Crowe is a driven man. He doesn’t like spin and he’ll only talk about the positives if they really are positive, not straws clutched at amongst an ocean of negatives as Paul Kennedy finds out.
So while the Dolphins may well have improved greatly in their second round match against Sandringham and nearly pinched a victory, for Crowe it isn’t yet good enough. “To be honest we didn’t have enough players carry the load,†he said.
From localfooty.com.au
Reported by Sam Landsberger
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From Perth Now
Reported by Chris Pike
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From localfooty.com.au
Reported by Brad Beitzel
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PORT Melbourne coach Gary Ayres is like a well-maintained jukebox. There's always a fresh tune.
Into his fourth season with the Borough, Ayres had his team playing a new theme of high-possession football.
It worked with Port running away from an inaccurate Box Hill by 24 points at City Oval on Saturday.
From the Ballarat Courier
Reported by David Brehaut
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NORTH Ballarat might have as few as six players from last year’s premiership line-up to face East Perth in the opening round of the Foxtel Cup in Perth on Saturday.
From The West Australian
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East Perth face a massive first-up challenge in the Foxtel Cup when they clash with VFL powerhouse North Ballarat at Patersons Stadium on Saturday.
From The Sunday Age
Reported by Brent Diamond
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PORT Melbourne has been resilient as a stand-alone VFL team that has played finals under Gary Ayres but struggled to take the next step against AFL-aligned clubs.