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From the Ballarat Courier
Reported by David Brehaut
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REIGNING premier North Ballarat can start thinking about another top-two finish in the Victorian Football League.
The Roosters have the draw to secure first or second for the third season in a row.
From localfooty.com.au
Reported by Paul Amy
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GARY Ayres had assessed it as Port Melbourne's biggest challenge since the 2008 VFL grand final.
From Ballarat Courier
Reported by DAVID BREHAUT
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MYLES SEWELL is the latest big name to fall by the wayside for VFL reigning premier North Ballarat.
Sewell joins captain Shaune Moloney and number one ruckman Orren Stephenson will be on the sidelines for today's clash with Gold Coast at Eureka Stadium Ballarat.
AKER, your next 'dribbler' is waiting for you.
Geelong will host ladder leaders Williamstown in the VFL at Skilled Stadium on Sunday, with Bulldog Jason Akermanis set for another close-checking opponent.
LEADERS BOARD
After 11 rounds there are several tipsters within reach of the leading pair Daniel Bourne and Rick Dennis. The pair are on 59 winners and lead by 2 from Port diehard Bobby Borough, Casey's Kain Pollard, Inside Football's Paul Amy, seagull supporter Rockford and old Oakleigh devils fan Peter 'Willo' Williamson who is having a good season with his VAFA club Monash Gryphons. With seven rounds to go anything can happen and many tipsters and right in the hunt for the coveted top spot.
From localfooty.com.au
Reported by Paul Amy
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MUCH like a faulty split system, the Coburg Tigers have blown hot and cold this season.
Seven days after falling to lowly Werribee, the Tigers came out on Saturday to pin a surprise 21-point loss on Port Melbourne at a heavy TEAC Oval.
The visitors led at every change.
From the Werribee Star
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THE Werribee Football Club has called for an urgent upgrade as players are forced to practice in decrepit facilities.
General manager Mark Penaluna last week appealed for a $100,000 grant during the council budget submissions to overhaul the clubhouse.
He said the club was in desperate need of new change rooms for players and umpires, lecture rooms, gym, rehab facilities, canteen, bar and disabled access and toilets.