From the Shepp News
Consistency looks set to return to starting times in Goulburn Valley Football League senior games from this weekend.
From the Border Mail
WODONGA Raiders coach Ken Stevenson has hit back at the club’s critics following their stirring come from behind win against Myrtleford on Saturday.
From the Border Mail
COROWA-Rutherglen coach Adrian Pavese has accused the Roos of being “starstruck” after they were again blown away by Albury on Saturday.
From the Border Mail
WODONGA Raiders proved there was life after century goal-kicker Patrick Rose when his goal-square replacement Dean Limbach helped lift them to a 24-point win against Myrtleford at Birallee Park on Saturday.
From the Border Mail
WODONGA Raiders coach Ken Stevenson has labelled star duo Mark Doolan and Dean Limbach “100 per cent” fit for today’s crunch clash with Myrtleford.
From the Shepp News
Seymour took the spoils in its game against Mansfield in a hard-fought 15-point win at Kings Park on Saturday.
From the Shepp News
First-year Tatura coach Scott Grigg pushed the importance of player versatility from the time he replaced premiership mentor Steve Daniel. He reaped the rewards at the weekend.
From the Shepp News
Gun Tatura midfield recruit Rian McGough is free to make his Bulldogs’ debut tomorrow, fresh from serving a six-month ban from all organised sport during summer.
From the Border Mail
DEAN Polo couldn’t take it much longer. The stress, uncertainty and pressure of life in the AFL. After 77 workmanlike games at Richmond and St Kilda over seven years — Polo was done.
The Saints made the decision for him, delisting him at the end of last year, but for Polo — who won the inaugural Yiooken Award after an unforgettable best-on-ground debut in just the second Dreamtime at the ’G game — that call wasn’t met with much resentment.
He doesn’t miss it.
Not one bit.
“It’s all so stressful down there,” Polo, originally from Wy Yung, just out of Bairnsdale, revealed this week.
“Your sleeping patterns were never right.
“It was affecting things like that.
“I was always a fringe player and always had to prove myself.
“You were never really certain about anything.”
But now Polo is certain.
From the Border Mail
MYRTLEFORD co-coach Leigh Corcoran has warned Matt Spencer could play anywhere in his return game today.The Saints’ skipper will make his much anticipated return to action from a knee reconstruction after his 2012 season ended in last year’s opening game. Spencer, who missed the Saints’ first round clash with North Albury to attend a wedding, is a confirmed starter against Wodonga Raiders this afternoon.
