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North Melbourne snaffled Hugh Greenwood after the Suns delisted him with the intent of re-drafting him. These are the seven stages of coping with this incident from the view of a Suns supporter. Stage 1: Shock and denial This is a state of disbelief and numbed feelings. What?! Hugh Greenwood has gone to North? But […]
<strong>Tuesday</strong>: Australians want stronger climate policies as Coalition negotiations continue. Plus: why the Nicholas Building is the creative heart of Melbourne
Updated / Sunday, 31 Jan 2021 10:35 Aileen Gilroy (8) celebrates with her North Melbourne team-mates after the opening-round victory Aileen Gilroy helped the North Melbourne Kangaroos to an emphatic victory over the Geelong Cats in the opening round of this season's Women's Aussie Rules campaign. The Melbourne outfit scored 11 goals as they swept the Cats aside in a remarkable match which finished 11.5 (71) to 1.3 (9). Playing on the right side of the half-back line, Mayo native Gilroy contributed to the overall performance with 13 disposals, 11 kicks and seven tackles, which leave the Kang...
Date Time Melbourne City FC to move into Casey Fields Melbourne City Football Club (FC) today announced its relocation to Casey Fields after signing a Heads of Agreement with the City of Casey and the City of Greater Dandenong. The Etihad City Football Academy (CFA) will sit within the Casey Fields Football Centre of Excellence, featuring an elite training pitch, four full-sized floodlit pitches and a two-story elite performance headquarters building, with space for a 4,000-capacity mini-stadium to be created as part of a future stage three expansion. The new CFA is partly constructed with s...
By Cam Lucadou-Wells The South-East’s A-League dream has been revived, with Melbourne City set to relocate its A-League, W-League and Academy teams to an elite training facility at Casey Fields. In what’s been labelled a “game-changer” for the region, Melbourne City’s relocation from Bundoora will be sealed by a signed Heads of Agreement with the cities of Casey and Greater Dandenong. From 2 January, the club’s W-League side will play the first of four home games for 2020-’21 at Dandenong City Soccer Club. A W-League derby clash with Melbourne Victory is set for 28 January. The ...