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Melbourne City's head of legal May Low, head of infrastructure Ian Wilson and chief executive Brad Rowse with Casey CEO Glenn Patterson, Casey city design and construction manager Trevor Griffin and city planning director James Collins at the sod-turning at Casey Fields. By Cam Lucadou-Wells Freshly crowned as A-League premiers, Melbourne City FC will start embedding itself at its new home in coming months. Admin staff for the champion club will start moving into the precinct in August. Meanwhile, the club’s A-League and four-time W-League premiership teams start pre-season training in Augu...

By 2021-06-27T15:25+10:00 Ben Brown has put his hand up for a senior recall with a bag of five goals in the VFL for Casey on Sunday. The key forward’s big day helped the Demons to a 48-point win over Essendon at Casey Fields, extending the club’s unbeaten record to 6-0 in the state league this season. Brown has played just three games since crossing over from North Melbourne in the off-season, with injury and poor form seeing Tom McDonald, Luke Jackson and Sam Weideman preferred ahead of him at times this year. With the VFL postponed due to Victoria’s COVID lockdown last month, the gam...

The $3.5m site at Cawdor was bought by the club’s owners from the Boardman family of Camden, who in turn were gifted it in the early 1800s by John Macarthur– the eponymous prominent landowner after whom Macarthur FC is named. Club chairman Gino Marra revealed plans to build a $35m complex in two stages, with the aim of housing every team associated with the club bar the A-League squad. The first team will be based at the Centre of Excellence currently underway at Macarthur Heights in conjunction with Campbelltown Council. The first stage of the Cawdor project, compromising five pitches, a...

2021 AFL Women's grand final preview A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size After nine rounds of jam-packed action and four finals matches, it is left to the Adelaide Crows and Brisbane Lions to fight it out for this year’s AFL Women’s premiership cup. After a disappointing 2020 season that saw them miss out on the chance to defend their title, which they would not have got the chance to do anyway had they qualified for the finals, Matthew Clarke’s side finished as minor premiers, losing just two games f...

AFLW finals heartbreak for 2020 flag favourites Fremantle, North as Kangaroos skipper takes a knee AprApril 2021 at 12:43am Kiara Bowers' (third from left) AFLCA award was no comfort for the Dockers star after her team were eliminated from the AFLW finals. ( Share Print text only Cancel If the footy gods exist, they weren't paying attention to the first week of the 2021 AFLW finals series. In 2020, the AFL women's competition was ended prematurely due to COVID-19, with the two preliminary finals cancelled. Due to line up in each of those finals were the Kangaroos and Fremantle, with the Dock...