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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.
From GoldCoast.com.au
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GOLD Coast Football Club were overwhelmed by a classy and committed Box Hill Hawks in their VFL game at Fankhauser Reserve today.
It was all Gold Coast in the first term but they offered nothing after that as the Hawks ran away to win, 19.16 (130) to 11.8 (74).
The Hawks had the better of the second term to lead 8.7 (55) to 6.4 (40) at half-time.
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GCFC started well to lead by 14 points at the first change.
From the Courier Mail
Reported by Andrew Hamilton
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KARMICHAEL Hunt had one head coach at Broadbeach Oval last Saturday, three assistant coaches and between 4000 and 5000 enthusiastic self-appointed advisers lobbing their two bob's worth over the fence.
Draftees stand tall in VFL loss
GEELONG'S 2009 crop of draftees have shown some promising signs, despite the Cats' VFL loss to Sandringham yesterday.
Last year's fourth-round pick, Josh Cowan, was Geelong's best in a 39-point loss to the Zebras at Trevor Barker Beach oval.