SATURDAY MAY 17
Richmond vs Box Hill Hawks at Punt Road Oval 10:40am(3WBC)
Essendon vs Port Melbourne at Windy Hill 1pm
Williamstown vs Geelong at Burbank Oval,Williamstown 1:10pm(ABC1TV)
Sandringham vs Werribee at Trevor Barker Oval,Sandringham 2pm
(Development League match starts at 11am)
Collingwood vs Bendigo Gold at Victoria Park 2pm
(Dev League)Frankston vs Box Hill Hawks at Frankston Park 2:30pm

SUNDAY MAY 18
Coburg Lions vs Casey Scorpions at Piranha Park,Coburg 2pm(Casey Radio)
(Development League match starts at 11am)
North Ballarat vs Frankston at Eureka Stadium 2pm(VFL Radio)

VFL Byes: Footscray,Northern Blues

Development League Bye: Northern Blues (Note: Port Melbourne vs Williamstown Rd 7 Dev League match will be played as a curtain raiser to the state league representative match at Northport Oval on Saturday May 31)

TUESDAY MAY 6
(Foxtel Cup)Box Hill Hawks vs West Perth at Etihad Stadium 8:35pm(Fox Footy,3WBC)

SATURDAY MAY 10
Footscray vs Sandringham at Simonds Stadium 1:10pm(ABC1TV)
Northern Blues vs Casey Scorpions at Visy Park 2pm(Casey Radio)
(Development League match starts at 11am)

SUNDAY MAY 11
Frankston vs Williamstown at Frankston 2pm(VFL Radio)
(Development League Match starts at 11am(

VFL Byes:Bendigo Gold,Box Hill Hawks, Coburg, Collingwood, Essendon, Geelong, North Ballarat, Port Melbourne, Richmond & Werribee

Development League Byes: Box Hill Hawks, Coburg, Port Melbourne, Sandringham & Werribee

From the Frankston Leader
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TICKING along nicely, Frankston Dolphins timekeeper Michael Robinson officiated in his 200th VFL game last Friday.

He still laughs about the day at Visy Park in 2010 when the siren and emergency siren refused to work and he had to take extraordinary measures.

“We ended up sitting in the Northern Bullants’ vicepresident’s car honking the horn,’’ Robinson chuckled.

“The car was driven into the driveway in between the two stands and we just sat in the car.

“Originally we sat in Bryan Mace’s van and then at half-time the vice president came over and we used his car because it had a louder horn. It had comfy seats.’’ Robinson said being a timekeeper had a serious side – “concentration is the key’’ – but it was also a fun job.

“We have a lot of fun up in the box during the day. It’s not all serious,’’ he said.
He said he especially enjoyed working alongside of the timekeepers from Port Melbourne, Sandringham and Williamstown.

In his time at Frankston, Robinson said his top five Dolphins were Daniel Clarke, Michael Hibberd, Paul Kennedy, Aaron Edwards and Mark Baguley.