The following was written by Ivanhoe Amateurs historian Phil Skeggs and was first published as Premiership rover among the first to make the supreme sacrifice at http://ivanhoeafc.com/club-information/history/our-anzacs/. Re-published here with permission from
Tom Neuendorf @tpneuendorf U19 Section 2 Only three sides remain undefeated. The excitement around the Friars camp is building after another comprehensive win over the weekend. This time it was
Jack Paynter @jackpayn Round 2 saw huge wins to the Northern Blues, De La Salle and Peninsula with Blues forward Damien Delle-Vergini booting a bag of eight goals in a
Michael Sholly What an honour it is to be able to participate in our great Australian game on the same day we commemorate the landing of Australian and New Zealand
David Chalmers @DAChalmers81 You know the old saying “Looks can be deceiving”? I get the feeling this may be applicable in the wash-up of Round 2 in Premier B. Although
William Balme @Balmey21 I think I should address the elephant in the room up first. I made the ghastly error of presuming that the Old Mentonians’ Mitch Brown player named
Brenton Mann @BrentyMann It may only be round 3, but early form suggests Ivanhoe, Old Paradians, Old Eltham and St Johns are the front runners in the 2015 premiership race.
Gavin Southern @gavsouthern Well, we are certainly witnessing some teams out there that are well and truly setting the pace for this Division. With no real surprises, I was quietly
Rich Hummerston @Rich_Humm While the results from round one are often good for dispelling the incredible number of rumours generated during the preseason, more often not, we find ourselves with
