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The WRFL covers the greater part of the <strong>Western</strong> Suburbs with the competing clubs dotted here and there. The area involved stretches from as far as Coburg to Wyndhamvale and then from Flemington to Williamstown. Even so, there is often not a lot of travel involved as many clubs are close neighbours with others. The best example of this is the conglomerate of Sunshine clubs comprising Sunshine, North Sunshine and Sunshine Heights. Very close by are both Braybrook and Albion. North Footscray, Spotswood, Yarraville Seddon and Parkside aren’t that far away from them either. This means that often it is only a short hike to the venue when your team is drawn to play away. The same can be said about umpires and umpiring. Nearly everyone lives close to a particular ground and so some umpires are eager to be given games at that venue. It doesn’t always work like that. Goalie John Sutton’s house backs onto the Croft Reserve ground but he was umpiring for over fi ve seasons before he was given a game at that venue. Even though he could walk out through the back gate and walk across the oval to the clubrooms he still chose to drive around and into the car park. Lots of the umpires who live down in Hoppers Crossing and Werribee are very keen to umpire at Hogans Road, Honour Avenue or Kookaburra Avenue. It does save some time, effort and money spent on petrol. Just the other week a team of umpires went all the way out to Coburg. Out of the ten umpires who offi ciated there that day, four lived in Caroline Springs, one hailed from North Sunshine while the others came from Yarraville, Kingsville, Maidstone, Laverton and Hoppers Crossing respectively. That all added up to a fair number of kilometers between them. UMPIRES CORNER By Graeme Hodgart Goal Umpire Jarrod Wright celebrate his fi ftieth Division One game this weekend It was interesting to note that one of them missed a turn off from the freeway and kept motoring along but began to become a little uneasy when the next sign post indicated that Greensborough was looming up ahead. That’s what happens when those residing in the west do not venture too far away. Luckily there was enough time for that certain umpire to enjoy the extra kilometers and still make it to his game with plenty of time up his sleeve. Of course, when you mention the aspect of travel, there are those clubs who are situated on the far boundaries of the area that the WRFL covers. Their players, offi cials and supporters do have the job of covering many kilometers practically every second week to go to the away venues. Hopefully, this weekend, everyone who is facing a little bit of travel, can do so without getting lost and not touring too far out of their way but also arrive safely and enjoy the hospitality of their opposing clubs. Also, spare a thought for the umpires, who may, at the end of a long hard game, have a lengthy trip home. Try to make their day a good one and surprise them by giving them some encouraging support. TRIBUNAL RESULTS (9TH/10TH JULY) NAME CLUB GRADE CHARGE RESULT Tyler Henry Altona Div1 (Sen) Disputing An Umpires Decision 2 Matches Paul Newton Coburg Districts Div 2 (Sen) Striking Reprimand Simon Howlett Sunshine Div 1 (Res) Striking 2 Mathes Dylan Ayton Spotswood Div 1 (Sen) Unsatisfactory Evidence Appeal Upheld 23 WRFL FOOTY RECORD
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Page 7 and 8: NORTH FOOTSCRAY Sen. Coach: David B
Page 9 and 10: SPOTSWOOD Sen. Coach: Chris O’Kee
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Page 17 and 18: DEER PARK Sen. Coach: James Condos
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Page 23: WOMEN’S FOOTBALL CIRCLE Werribee
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Page 31 and 32: SUNSHINE HEIGHTS Coach: Wayne Hinge
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