Williamstown's 150th year...How will it fare?

The Seagulls are bettee prepared to standalone, having seen bith Port Melbourne and Bendigo return to standalone clubs.

They have good depth and have had minimal numbers of Bulldogs in their side this year, after setting a cap on AFL listed players. They have had good development depth fir maby years now and having more senior spots should make them an attractive option for potential recruits.

I believe despite the massive change and the need to appoint a new Senior coach, that the club will be competitive.

I'm picking them to finish 10th.

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vfa Wed, 25 Sep 2013 - 16:25

Hoping all the VFL standalone teams in Williamstown, Port Melbourne, Frankston, Coburg and Bendigo can have good seasons in 2014.

digs Wed, 25 Sep 2013 - 16:31

Mustang wrote:
Certainly Williamstown has prepared itself to go it alone better than either Port Melbourne or Bendigo, both these Clubs finished last in their first year as stand alone. It has good depth on its VFL list with 5 or 6 Development players at least ready to play VFL in 2014.

I think they will finish in the bottom half of the eight, 5th to 8th.

As for Coburg, at this stage the silence is deafening. I think there is a real chance Coburg won't even make the starting line for 2014.

Coburg are no certainties to field a development team next year.