CASTLEMAINE maintained its push for a 2016 top five position with a hard-won 30-point victory over Eaglehawk on Saturday. Continue reading
CASTLEMAINE maintained its push for a 2016 top five position with a hard-won 30-point victory over Eaglehawk on Saturday. Continue reading
Bendigo Football League…
STRATHFIELDSAYE outlasted Kangaroo Flat to win a dour defensive struggle in slippery conditions on Saturday. Continue reading
EAST FREMANTLE haven’t won a WAFL premiership this century. Perth haven’t made the finals since 1997 and last won a flag in 1977.

A look at Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict (M)…
WE wouldn’t know nearly as much about the life of celebrated art collector and innovator Peggy Guggenheim unless long-lost audiotapes had been tracked down. Continue reading
Ken Judge, pictured with Paul Daffey, launched the 2008 Footy Almanac at Gil Fraser Reserve, home of the North Fremantle Amateur Football Club. He came immaculately dressed, as always, and very well prepared.
Ken enjoyed the function, made us laugh and kicked on with a few beers. The Almanac, he said, gave a great fans’ eye view of the season.
Noted for his beautiful kicking, he was a premiership player with East Fremantle (1979) and Hawthorn (1983), dual East Fremantle premiership coach (1992 and 1994), an assistant at Carlton for their last flag in 1995 and AFL coach with Hawthorn and West Coast.
Ken Judge died today 15 January 2016 – it was his 58th birthday.
My Top, Fave … the 12 songs I got into the most of the songs I heard in 2015

This should be a Top 10 but it’s a Top 12 and before we get into that there’s also 5 songs that just missed selection. Call it the bench. So here we go, in a particular order from 17 to 1! Continue reading

For ten years a small group of former non-footballers have met on Sunday mornings for The Sherrin At The Fearon kick-to-kick sessions in Williamstown, opposite the beach. It’s blokes mostly, and most on the wrong side of 50, re-living teenage glory days. (Even if those glory days were no more than kick-to-kick itself.)
RIGHT from the very get-go the money paid to coaches of Aussie Rules clubs has caused controversy and comment right across the footy community.
Perhaps the biggest kerfuffle in my region centred around St Kilda’s 1925 Brownlow medallist Colin Watson when he was appointed Maryborough coach for the 1927 season at £10 a week. Continue reading
SANDHURST and Strathfieldsaye will clash for the second consecutive season in the Bendigo Football Netball League’s grand final. Continue reading
Why rent a lawyer when you can buy a judge
Teacher Education, Sport, Australian Rules Football,
Every scoreboard tells a story
A Song. A Place. A Time.
With the first dog chosen in the AFL Canine Draft
escape to the Vasse idyll