Returning president Steve Papal outlines Northern Bullants restructure vision, rules out merger
A coach and three directors departed battling VFL club Northern Bullants last week amid concerns about its future. PAUL AMY reports on an impending restructure and why merger speculation is wrong.
Former long-serving Northern Bullants president Steve Papal is poised to return to the battling VFL club after the resignation of three directors last week.
We wish to inform you that Brodie Holland has tendered his resignation in order to pursue other full time opportunities. This will be effective immediately.
We wish to thank Brodie for all his hard work, persistence and passion throughout what was a very challenging season for him and the Football Club. From all at the Northern Bullants we wish him and his family the best for the future.
All roads lead to Piranha Park on Saturday for one of the biggest days on the Smithy’s VFL calendar when Coburg and the Northern Bullants meet in the Battle of Bell Street.
NORTHERN Blues crashed to their heaviest defeat in more than a year on Sunday, annihilated by 84 points by a ruthless Richmond at Punt Road Oval.
The Tigers dominated from quarter-time at their traditional home, recording 29 scoring shots to five after the teams were level at the first break.
Richmond kicked 14 goals to two in the last three quarters, blitzing a Blues side bereft of answers 16.19 (115) to 4.7 (31).
Taylor Hunt signalled the Tigers’ intentions in the second quarter, starting a run of four majors as the hosts kicked 26 points clear.
Liam Sumner snapped truly to end Richmond’s streak, however any thoughts of a comeback were short-lived.
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