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IMPORTANT NOTICE -
The club has received the following message from the AFL today in response to recent speculation about the future of the Victorian Football League (VFL) completion:
VFL 2019: Tom O’Sullivan steps up from vice-captain to co-captain of Port Melbourne
Paul Amy, Caulfield Glen Eira Leader
February 22, 2019 2:00pm
Subscriber only
When Tom O’Sullivan landed at Port Melbourne ahead of the 2013 VFL season, coach Gary Ayres said it was easy to imagine the newcomer taking the nickname “SoS’’.
Reported by 3AW Drive Radio

Port Melbourne’s 2011 premiership cup has been nicked.
And whether it was genuine theft, a joke, or misplaced – club officials are desperate to get it back.
They’ve put out a plea to the public.
Jen Pryor, the VFL club’s vice-president, spoke with Tom Elliott about it on Tuesday.
Click PLAY below to hear more on 3AW Drive
https://omny.fm/shows/drive-with-tom-elliott/jen-pryor-from-the-port-mel...
From the Western Bulldogs Official Website
Gia to coach VFL side
BulldogsTV spoke to Daniel Giansiracusa, as he is announced as the 2019 head coach of the Western Bulldogs' VFL team.

Josh Prudden is among nine other players returning to the 'Scray in 2019. (Photo: AFL Media)
Reported by Paul Amy for the Caulfield Glen Eira Leader
Ben Jolley at Port Melbourne’s first training session for 2019. Pic: Sam Wharton, Port Melbourne FC
VFL champion Ben Jolley admits he was surprised to be cut by Williamstown
Williamstown heaped hurrahs on Ben Jolley when he left the club in December.
He deserved every one of them.
From The Age
By Paul Sakkal & Daniel Cherny
The AFL is set to announce a marked increase in the amount of VFL curtain-raisers to be held before AFL matches in season 2019.
It's understood while curtain-raisers will definitely be played at Marvel Stadium, negotiations are still underway for curtain-raisers to also be played at the MCG.
The move represents a significant increase on the handful of curtain-raisers held in 2018, three of which took place at GMHBA Stadium in Geelong.