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FOOTBALL RECORD Volume 5 MAY 9-11, 2014 $2.50 Delphi Bank Has Proudly Supported Over 300 Charities, Volunteer Groups and Cultural Causes FOOTBALL RECORD Volume 5 MAY 9-11, 2014 $2.50 Delphi Bank has proudly supported over 300 charities, volunteer groups and cultural causes. Support the bank that supports the community. Call 1300 660 550 or visit delphibank.com.au Delphi Bank – A Division of Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Limited, ABN 11 068 049 178 AFSL / Australian Credit Licence 237879 NORTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE NOW HAS ITS OWN APP Features Include: News, fixtures, ladders, live scores, social media, partners, newsletters, senior teams and more. Install the Northern Football League App on your smartphone or tablet now! Follow these steps: 1. Download Team App from the Apple or Google Play app store. 2. Sign up to Team App. You will be sent an email to confirm your your registration. 3. Log into the App and search for “Northern Football League” 4. Choose your applicable access group(s). 5. If you don't have a smartphone go to www.northernfootballleague.teamapp.com to sign up and view this App online. teamapp.com Editorial Match day ensure a positive experience every environment at time they are involved with the NFL. Contents NFL football and To those who do not understand netball matches this, or who do not want to control is a major focus their emotions and the manner Editorial 1 of mine, and I they conduct themselves, the NFL Round 5 Tips 2 have conveyed is not a place for you. As CEO of this to all clubs at a number of the NFL I will not tolerate poor Coaches Player of the Year meetings prior to the behaviour at NFL matches and I - Round 4 Votes 3 commencement of the season. will support every club as they deal NFL News 4 with anyone who misbehaves. The NFL’s image, brand, credibility NFL News 7 This season is just four weeks old and reputation are quantified by Northern Knights News 10 the way everyone behaves at NFL and I can inform you that two club match day officials have each Division 1 matches. This behaviour not only – Preview 12 affects the NFL, but it also affects received a LIFE time ban from the every NFL affiliated club. From a NFL tribunal and the NFL board. Division 1 senior club perspective, a poor NFL These officials were acting as a club – Results and Ladders 13 boundary umpire and a club runner image impacts on clubs’ ability to Division 1 14 recruit players from the AFL / VFL for junior teams. To see parents behaving in this way is totally Division 2 and other major senior leagues. If a – Preview 26 potential recruit hears poor feedback unacceptable and it will not be about the NFL, he is unlikely to want tolerated in anyway. Division 2 to play for a club who is affiliated with Every player, parent and spectator – Results and Ladders 27 a league with a poor image. It also is entitled to attend NFL football 2014 NFL Season impacts a club in other areas such as and netball matches and enjoy – Fixture Lift Out 31 watching the game without having sponsorship, membership and the Division 2 36 overall ability to generate the much to put up with people behaving needed funds to operate a club. badly. If you are one of these Division 3 – Preview 44 Parents of junior players want people who do not behave in an Division 3 – Results and Ladders 45 acceptable manner, I encourage their children to play in a league Division 3 46 that is professionally managed you to take a good hard look at and matches are played in quality yourself in the mirror, and make a Netball news 53 environments. If the NFL does not conscious effort to change the way NFL ‘Choose Tap’ Netball – Round 3 have a positive image for junior you behave at an NFL match. Results and Ladders 54 Those of you who attend NFL football, parents will not register Whistle Whispers 56 their children with NFL clubs and matches and conduct themselves they will most likely travel further as the community would expect Junior News 59 to register with a club from a you to, and there are many of you, Junior Results and Ladders neighbouring league. This will create I say thank you, and I hope you - Round 4 60 continue to support the NFL for a ripple effect, meaning less teams Leading Goal Kickers 64 and less divisions per age group. many years to come. This makes for uneven competitions The NFL will continue to have and a poor experience for the child, a sharp focus in this area, and I resulting in a decline in participation. am committed to creating the Cover Image To any reasonable person this all best possible environment for all Front: South Morang’s Lachlan Buckley celebrates makes sense, and they understand participants within the NFL. one of his three goals during last week’s match against Thomastown. the importance of creating a quality Peter McDougall environment on match day to Chief Executive Officer THE NORTHERNER — The Northern Football League Record WWW.NFL.ORG.AU 1 round 5 tips SaMuEl Zito tiM MiCHEll CraiG “HuGGY” HuGGinS lEiGH MouldEn toM FLANAGan EXPErt tiPStErS NFL Media Manager Leader Newspapers Gold 104.3 Announcer NFL Match of the Day NFL Match of the Day DIVISION 1 West Preston v Eltham West Preston West Preston West Preston West Preston West Preston Heidelberg v Lower Plenty Heidelberg Heidelberg Heidelberg Heidelberg Heidelberg Greensborough v Northcote Park Northcote Park Northcote Park Greensborough Northcote Park Northcote Park Montmorency v Whittlesea Montmorency Montmorency Montmorency Montmorency Montmorency Macleod v Bundoora Macleod Bundoora Bundoora Macleod Bundoora DIVISION 2 North Heidelberg v Lalor North Heidelberg North Heidelberg North Heidelberg North Heidelberg North Heidelberg Epping v Hurstbridge Epping Epping Epping Epping Epping Mernda v Fitzroy Stars Mernda Fitzroy Stars Mernda Mernda Fitzroy Stars Panton Hill v Diamond Creek Panton Hill Panton Hill Panton Hill Panton Hill Panton Hill DIVISION 3 Thomastown v Heidelberg West Thomastown Thomastown Thomastown Thomastown Thomastown Parkside v Reservoir Reservoir Reservoir Reservoir Reservoir Reservoir South Morang v St Mary's South Morang South Morang South Morang South Morang South Morang Last Week 7 6 8 9 8 Progressive 31 29 28 32 28 Team Logo MatCH oF tHE daY Team Logo May 10 1:00PM NFL Preview Show 2:00PM - Greensborough v Northcote Park (includes around the ground scores) On your local station 88.6 Plenty Valley FM 2 THE NORTHERNER — The Northern Football League Record WWW.NFL.ORG.AU CoaCHES Player of the Year - round 4 Votes division 1 division 2 division 3 Fitzroy Stars v Panton Hill Watsonia v Reservoir Bundoora v West Preston 3. Malcolm Dow (Fitzroy Stars) 3. Jarryd Allan (Watsonia) 3. Kent Delbridge (Bundoora) 3. Brett Middleton (Panton Hill) 3. Daniel Couwenberg (Reservoir) 3. Shaun Gannon (West Preston) 2. Shannon Turner (Fitzroy Stars) 2. Andrew Clarke (Watsonia) 2. Brad Czerny (Bundoora) 2. Tyler Scarce (Panton Hill) 2. Cameron Rooney (Reservoir) 2. Ali Fahour (West Preston) 1. Clinton Edwards (Fitzroy Stars) 1. Corey Bennett (Watsonia) 1. Brendan Carlyon (Bundoora) 1. Will Box (Panton Hill) 1. Ashley Flavel (Reservoir) 1. Kirk Lang (West Preston) Thomastown v South Morang Northcote Park v Montmorency Diamond Creek v Epping 3. Michael Di Battista (Thomastown) 3. Julian Violato (Northcote Park) 3. Hugh Kavanagh (Diamond Creek) 3. Liam Kilgour (South Morang) 3. Ben Fennell (Montmorency) 3. Daniel Moore (Epping) 2. Sashe Spiroski (Thomastown) 2. Oliver McEwan (Northcote Park) 2. Chris Moloney (Diamond Creek) 2. Lachlan Buckley (South Morang) 2. Harley Ryan (Montmorency) 2. Mitchell Henwood (Epping) 1. David Folino (Thomastown) 1. Joel Donaldson (Northcote Park) 1. Mitch Johnson (Diamond Creek) 1. Mitchell Buckley (South Morang) 1. Jake Whitling (Montmorency) 1. Michael Robertson (Epping) Heidelberg West v Parkside Eltham v Heidelberg Lalor v Mernda 3. Kyl Ewart (Heidelberg West) 3. Matthew Keys (Eltham) 3. Andrew Sneddon (Lalor) 3. Matthew Hands (Parkside) 3. Michael Finn (Heidelberg) 3. Daniel Bryant (Mernda) 2. Jake Grimshaw (Heidelberg West) 2. Tom Rogers (Eltham) 2. Jarrod King (Lalor) 2. Thomas McKinlay (Parkside) 2. Luke Hodgkin (Heidelberg) 2. Jack Bianchin (Mernda) 1. Aidan Young (Heidelberg West) 1. Billy Glasgow (Eltham) 1. Scott Dowell (Lalor) 1. Bryan Vance (Parkside) 1. Masaki Miki (Heidelberg) 1. Mitchell Kerslake (Mernda) Greensborough v Macleod Hurstbridge v North Heidelberg 3. Ricky Mullins (Greesnborough) 3. Sean Jellie (Hurstbridge) 3. Hayden Seivers (Macleod) 3. Lachlan Dowling (North Heidelberg) 2. Liam Emery (Greensborough) 2. Michael Ryan (Hurstbridge) 2. Hamish Paynter (Macleod) 2. Leigh Gilbert (North Heidelberg) 1. Matthew Fowler (Greensborough) 1. Jack Furlong (Hurstbridge) 1. Anthony Doherty (Macleod) 1. Shaun Webster (North Heidelberg) Lower Plenty v Whittlesea 3. Matthew Vasilevski (Lower Plenty) 3. Lucas Hobbs (Whittlesea) 2. Darcy Barden (Lower Plenty) 2. Brenton Briffa (Whittlesea) 1. Reece Geary (Lower Plenty) 1. Jordan Ormerod (Whittlesea) division 1 – leaders division 2 – leaders division 3 – leaders PLAYER CLUB VOTES PLAYER CLUB VOTES PLAYER CLUB VOTES Shaun Gannon W Preston 8 Daniel Moore Epping 9 Joel Buckley Reservoir 6 Julian Violato Northcote Park 8 Malcolm Dow Fitzroy Stars 9 Kyl Ewart Heidelberg W 6 Ben Fennell Montmorency 6 Hugh Kavanagh Diamond Creek 6 Matthew Cupo Thomastown 5 Kent Delbridge Bundoora 6 Lachlan Dowling Nth Heidelberg 6 John Desmond St Mary's 5 Craig Flint Montmorency 6 Michael Ryan Hurstbridge 6 Thomas McKinlay Parkside 5 THE NORTHERNER — The Northern Football League Record WWW.NFL.ORG.AU 3 nFl news PrESSurE tHE KEY For rooStErS by Samuel Zito and he actually made two tackles inside forward 50 and West Preston-Lakeside coach Frank Raso credited his one led to a goal. young side’s defensive pressure and resilience for its “That was the pleasing thing, that he was doing the surprise 12-point win over Bundoora at Yulong Reserve.
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