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J/Qpwagga After Full Payment of Purchase Record RES IDENTIAL • RURAL · COMM ERC IAL discovery dollars Receive up to $1,500 p 6921 7366 in Discovery Dollars towards your next holiday! www.qpwagga.com.au 'Discovery DoIl a~ offer avail,ble on purchases over 5500. Maximumvalue of Discovery Oolla~ reward voucher Is S1.500. Discovery Dollars available j/qpwagga after full payment of purchase. See in store for further terms& con d1Uons. SERVICE, KNOWLEDGE, COMMITMEN Yates returns home y y p life a.nd, luckily for The Rock-Yernng Creek, that i~ and is not looking too far ahead. exactly how Tom Yates feels. "I'm Just taking it year by year at the moment, Yates grew up in Yerong Creek and lirst pulled 011 it wil l depend! on how I feel at the end of each a Magpies jersey at the age of six, folfowing in the season; he said. footsteps of his father and uncle. NAt the moment I'm really enjoying my time here." We're working He was a standout junior at the club before mov­ The Magpies are currently undefeated this season ing south to Albury at the age of 19·. backing up from losing last year's grand final to He spent five years pla,yi ng fo r Alburyligers, Temora,. coflectrng a reserve grade and two first grade They will face their biggest test so fair wlien they' premierships in the tough Ovens and Murray meet the Kangaroos in a Farrer league blockbust­ hard for you competition, also playing in 1he losing g1and fii,aif er th i's weekend last year. Yates stWI believes Temora is the te·am to, beat and It was after the 2012 seajson Yates, now 26, Ma.zwcchi is not ready to, lock a grand final ap­ de.dded it was time to, retum home· to where it all pearance· in for TRYC. Southern Ag Grain have a team of experienced local started. "It's a long way off," Mazz.occhi said. staff on call to help you market your grain. "I wanted! to play with a cou pie oJ people here "Last year we didn't get the luck needed, we had a before they mo,ved on or retired: Yat.es-e~plained. few injuries and things. "My mum and dad still I ive at Ye.ron.g Creek and! ·so far we have been doing all the right things and • Commited local team I've played for l he Rock sf1,1 ce I was she ticking aH the bo~es but the finals are stiilf a long "I wanted to come home and give them a hand way off. • Innovative products on the farm on weekends as well, help out when "We will definitely be thereabouts." l ean." Mazzocchl said the passion around the cluib is at a, • Flexible payment options Yates has played a[li four games forTRYC since high following last year's disappointing loss. retuming a11d been named in the tea.m's best six He hopes that fire can push the Magpies over the • Financially secure players on two occasions, also kicking two goals in lrne c.onne September; the process. "This year there's a real urgency among the· pla,y­ Magpies coach Michael Mazzocchf said Yates' deci­ ers, they don't want to taste defeat again," he said. sion to, return this year was a big coup for the club. "Every club has successfu.1per iods and these "I consider thatfooty (O&M) to be the strongest periods only last so long, so you cain't wa.ste the country league around, an.di he did i,t with a team opportunities when, they're there. that has been one of the strongest in that teague "Everyone is keen to win and they want that for a number of years;, Ma22ocd1i sa[cl. revenge which is good to see. "For a guy who has played in grand finals and won •we have. a good committee, good people run­ Cont act your local representative today premfershlps down there, to ge.t sormeone of his ning the dub and when yoll have that the rest is calibre to, the club, was massive for us. going, to come." 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