From localfooty.com.au
Reported by Simon McEvoy
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THE season has finished for the Frankston Dolphins, but coach Simon Goosey says the hard work is only just beginning.

Over the next month or so Goosey will chase recruits as he sets about bolstering a young list crying out for an injection of class and experience.

"My job is only just starting," Goosey said.

From localfooty.com.au
Reported by Paul Amy
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THE final score at TEAC Oval on Saturday amply demonstrated the contrasting seasons of the VFL's stand-alone teams.

Port Melbourne, a 116-point winner, is heading for a qualifying final, probably against its great rival Williamstown at Box Hill's City Oval.

FRIDAY
1st Elimination Final
Sandringham Dragons vs Bendigo Pioneers at Highgate Reserve,Craigieburn 7pm

SATURDAY
1st Qualifying Final
Dandenong Stingrays vs Oakleigh Chargers at Visy Park 9:45am
2nd Qualifying Final
Geelong Falcons vs Northern Knights at Visy Park 12:15pm
4th Elimination Final
North Ballarat Rebels vs Murray Bushrangers at Visy Park 2:45pm

SATURDAY
Reserves 2nd Elimination Final
Port Melbourne vs Sandringham at Box Hill 11am
Seniors 1st Qualifying Final
Williamstown vs Port Melbourne at Box Hill 2pm

Reserves 1st Elimination Final
Werribee vs Coburg at TEAC Oval 11am
Seniors 2nd Elimination Final
Northern Bullants vs Collingwood at TEAC Oval 2:10pm

From the Sunday Age
Reported by Brent Diamond
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WILLIAMSTOWN is bound for glory after claiming yet another minor premiership with an emphatic 94-point win over highly fancied Box Hill at Box Hill City Oval yesterday.

But it is September that will be the Seagulls' biggest hurdle after they were bundled out in straight sets last year.

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SUNS to strive for bright finish

Gold Coast SUNS will make up to six changes to its squad for its final VFL game against Collingwood.

Exciting school-aged pair Josh Toy and Luke Shreeve come into the side. Nathan Ablett will line up at full forward. Jack Stanley and Mathew Fowler have been named on extended bench.

PORT Melbourne won in a romp, but suffered a heavy casualty as it picked apart Geelong at TEAC Oval on Saturday.

Ace left-footer Steve Brewer reinjured his hamstring and his ability to play again this season must be in doubt.

The defender was returning to the side after a three-week absence. He played in the reserves last week.

"He was devastated after the game, extremely emotional," coach Gary Ayres said.

"But as I said to him, we'll be doing everything we can to keep winning and give him the time to get it right."

From Gold Coast Bulletin
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CRACKING THE CODE ... AFL with Karmichael Hunt

THE biggest question mark coming to the AFL was always on what position I would play.

After trying the mid-field, up front and since starting a few games down back, I agree with coach Guy McKenna that playing in the defensive line is where I will be most suited.