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From Adelaide Advertiser
Reported by Andrew Capel
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FORMER Crow Nathan Bassett wants SA's AFL teams to stay out of the SANFL.

Reigniting the Crows/Power/SANFL debate, the Norwood premiership coach says allowing Adelaide and Port Adelaide to field teams in the local league - either at league level or in the reserves - would rip the heart out of the competition.

Bassett says the Crows and Power should field seconds teams in the VFL, describing the estimated annual cost of $350,000 for travel and accommodation as "a pittance in AFL terms".

"They don't belong in the SANFL," Bassett said.

"I think they should both be in the VFL.

"If they want to field a reserves side, play in a reserves competition where it won't affect our league.

From www.localfooty.com
Reported by Simon McEvoy
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THE Frankston Dolphins have scored their best win in years, beating Port Melbourne by six points in a Sunday stunner at Frankston Park.

It took a combination of grit, brilliance and fight.

The Dolphins rejoiced as one when the siren sounded to give them a 14.14 (98) to 12.20 (92) win after a see-sawing battle.

Port Melbourne kicked the first three goals of the game to open up a 20-point lead at quarter-time.

A furious Frankston coach Simon Goosey marched to his side's quarter time huddle and roared, "work", at his players, believing they had loafed early.

Port Melbourne 1-2 and under pressure

From www.localfooty.com.au
Reported by Paul Amy

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A SLIP-UP against an emerging opponent or a sign of deeper difficulties?

It was a question Port Melbourne coach Gary Ayres had to confront after his Borough tumbled to a six-point defeat against fellow stand-alone club Frankston at Kars St on Sunday.

In doing so, Port hit a negative mark, 1-2, for the first time since 2007.

VFL Round 3

FRIDAY APRIL 19
(Del League)Casey Scorpions vs Frankston at Casey Fields 6pm
Bendigo Gold vs North Ballarat at QEO,Bendigo 6:30pm

SATURDAY APRIL 20
Essendon vs Casey Scorpions at Windy Hill 1pm
Geelong vs Box Hill Hawks at Simonds Stadium 1:10pm(ABC1TV,3WBC)
Collingwood vs Frankston at Victoria Park 2pm

SUNDAY APRIL 21
(Del League)North Ballarat vs Box Hill Hawks at Eureka Stadium 11am
Williamstown vs Werribee at Burbank Oval,Williamstown 2pm(Aussie Digital,Vision Australia Radio)
(Development League game at 11am)
Port Melbourne vs Sandringham at Frankston 2pm
(Development League game at 11am)
Coburg Tigers vs Northern Blues at Mantello Holden Oval,Coburg 2pm
(Development League game at 11am)

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