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With nearly a thousand women playing in the Victorian Women's Football League in 2009, there are so many talented players running around each week that you'd be hard pressed to choose your favourite. Whilst I don't have a favourite player, each week there are always opposition players that you admire for their talent and respect for the manner in which they play the game. East Burwood's Meg

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If Michelle Dench was in fact named Michael, much would be written in the coming weeks about her contribution to our game. The standard double page spread incorporating an interview with one of Melbourne’s most renowned journalists, giving readers and worshippers of the game a candid and intimate insight into the heart and soul of a champion, would be a must read. The cheer squad would busily

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For a sport as old as Australian football, it seems we've been a little bit slow in finding female role models for our up and coming female footballers.I remember attending a school clinic at Melton South Primary School when I was in grade four. I was the only girl to participate in the clinic, but I was always the only girl doing most things related to football back then.As a Richmond supporter,

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With the Youth Girls program now bigger and better (we hope) than ever, the demand by the growing list of players and followers of the competitions for access to more information continues to the do the same.Following the first ever Victorian U18 Youth Girls team tour to Brisbane in 2007, team member Jen Plumb (pictured right) decided to set up a MySpace page for the team, which also included a

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