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Southern Cross Hotel as new after training sponsor PDF Print
Friday, 27 January 2012 07:44

The Balmain Dockers have great pleasure in announcing the Southern Cross Hotel as our new after training sponsor. Say hello to Trudie and the gang for a great steak on a Wednesday Night!

 

http://www.southerncrosshotel.com.au/oscars_grill.aspx

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Fremantle ruckman Aaron Sandilands back on his toes PDF Print
Friday, 27 January 2012 07:40
FREMANTLE ruck linchpin Aaron Sandilands says the turf-toe injury that sidelined him for nine games last year has healed and he has returned to "100 per cent" health.
 
"The rest over the off-season did it the world of good and I'm back training 100 per cent and really happy with the way it feels," he said.
 
"The fitness staff have varied my program a little bit.
 
"We didn't end up going down (the surgery) path, we went down the rest path and let it heal naturally.
 
"It's done that now and we did some strength work in that area of my foot and it's back to 100 per cent now."
 
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Smaller clubs may have to move: Cook PDF Print
Friday, 27 January 2012 07:37

GEELONG chief executive Brian Cook says the short-term future of clubs is all but guaranteed, but relocation could be on the agenda once the new broadcast rights deal ends in 2016.

Relocation remains a dirty word, with clubs adamant they have a healthy financial future in their current zones.

However, an analysis of the annual reports of several clubs shows just how much of a fight it is to simply balance the books.

Some clubs are labelled as a ''going concern'' by auditors. This does not mean they are insolvent but if not for certain financial guarantees, including the support of banks and the AFL, they would face immense difficulties in staying afloat.

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Clubs grapple with free agency PDF Print
Friday, 27 January 2012 07:35

CLUB administrators are still trying to digest the details of free agency just weeks before a list of eligible players is released.

AFL salary cap investigator Ken Wood continues to do the rounds of clubs explaining in detail a league document about how the new system will work, while player agents are still seeking more information and clarification through their governing body, the AFL Players Association.

There has been talk that clubs and agents will look to bend the rules to their benefit, but that appears difficult as the contract details of all players are logged at AFL headquarters. ''We are still looking at all the details. There's obviously still some uncertainty,'' one football manager said yesterday. Said another: ''That's the history of our game - trying to find a way to stretch the rules.''

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AFL club Sydney sign US basketballer PDF Print
Friday, 27 January 2012 07:32

AFL club Sydney have fashioned Australian rules footballers from rugby league, rugby union and Gaelic football - now they've signed US college basketballer Alex Starling.

The 22-year-old will combine his studies at Florida's Bethune-Cookman University with several trips to Sydney this year to meet with Swans' coaching staff and try to learn the skills required to cut it at AFL level.

Starling has joined the club under the AFL's international scholarship scheme, with Sydney hoping to add him to their senior list as an international rookie in 2013.

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