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OLD MELBURNIANS LOOK TO REPLACE U19 COACH SECCULL
The Old Melburnians Football Club is seeking a coach for it’s under 19 team. Club legend, Tom Seccull, who coached the team last year is returning to play in 2013.
The team plays in the Premier Section of the VAFA Under 19 competition and has been competitive for the past number of seasons in the top grade after winning the premiership in 2009.
The club is looking for a dedicated coach to take the team to the next level with a finals berth the objective for 2013.
The club plays its home games at the Junction Oval in St Kilda, arguably the best ground in Melbourne for surface, facilities and atmosphere.
The club is fortunate to have a fantastic feeder network with Melbourne Grammar School (5th in the APS ladder in 2012) and an excellent working relationship with the head of football at Melborne Grammar, Michael Ford (former OMFC senior coach).
Candidates are invited to lodge their applications with Simon Theodore, head of football operations at OMFC, by Wednesday 12 December 2012 to the following email address: [email protected]
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