‘Redleg Reggie reflects…” by KB Hill

Standing 6′ 6″, Reg Edwards was always going to stand out on the footy field. KB Hill recounts ‘Redleg Reggie’s’ career with Rutherglen.

‘200 up for Gatto the evergreen…’ by KB Hill

KB Hill profiles one of his favourite players from the Wangaratta Rovers, Shane Gaston, who recently chalked up his 200th appearance for the club.

‘A Trio of Magpie Medallists…’ by KB Hill

KB Hill recounts the careers of three Wangaratta Magpies Medallists, Tim Lowe, Ray Preston and Lance Oswald.

A Season in the Country: 1975 in the Wimmera and Farrer Leagues – Episode 7

Peter Clark examines the Match of the Day between Lockhart and Wagga, and highlights the exploits of Lockhart’s Jeff Nimmo in Episode 7 of his fabulous series, ‘A Season in the Country: 1975 in the Wimmera and Farrer Leagues’.

‘Traditional rivals square off again…’ by KB Hill (with final scores added)

Traditional rivals, the Ovens and Murray League and the Goulburn League square off again tomorrow for the Wilson-Ash Trophy. KB Hill will be there. In today’s piece he reviews the history of this great rivalry.

‘The milestone men of the O & M…’ by KB Hill

KB Hill salutes ‘The Milestone Men’ who have played more than 300 games in the Ovens and Murray League.

A Season in the Country: 1975 in the Wimmera and Farrer Leagues – Episode 6

More country footy reviews from Peter Clark as he presents Episode 6 of ‘A Season in the Country: 1975 in the Wimmera and Farrer Leagues’ featuring the Warracknabeal v Murtoa match, and player, Max Deckert.

Ovens and Murray Football Netball League Round 7 – Myrtleford v Wodonga: Honest

It’s a late autumn Saturday as David Wilson makes for Myrtleford, for some Ovens and Murray League footy. It’s a good day in a good world.

‘Hawks swoop on Pigeons in dramatic fashion…’ by KB Hill

KB Hill recounts the thrilling finish to the recent Wang Rovers v Yarrawonga Pigeons clash in the Ovens and Murray League.

A Season in the Country – 1975 in the Wimmera and Farrer Leagues: Episode 4

Peter Clark continues with Episode 4 of his ‘A Season in the Country – 1975 in the Wimmera and Farrer Leagues’ series, this week featuring the Stawell v Minyip match.

‘Magpie Daine joins 300-game club…’ by KB Hill

KB Hill chats with Daine Porter who has achieved the 300-game milestone in the Ovens and Murray League.

“Strong-marking ‘Rosa’ – a star for the ‘Pies’ ” by KB Hill

Wangaratta sports historian KB Hill traces the long, colourful and storied footy career of Geoff Rosenow of Geelong and the Wangaratta Magpies.

Almanac Footy: Old Dog’s the best ever

The Old Dog has played 667 games over 40 seasons and has seen many fine footballers, but Greg Nutting is the best of them all, as Old Dog explains.

Almanac Footy: Season 40 for the Old Dog!

Not too many footballers can say they are pulling the guernsey on for season 40, the Old Dog can! [Congratulations and well done Old Dog, you’re an inspiration to us all!]

‘The Whitfield Flyer…still an avid sporting fan…’ by KB Hill

KB Hill chats with Ian Gambold, ‘The Whitfield Flyer’, a true servant of local footy and country sport up Wangaratta way.

Almanac Footy History: The Nullawil Maroons Part 3 – Shane Hogan and the drama of 1969

Hayden Kelly scholar Paddy Grindlay continues his excellent series researching the history of the Nullawil Football Club. Part 3 looks at Shane Hogan and the drama of 1969.

Almanac Footy: Around the grounds of the Ovens and Murray League

As a kid, Peter Clark was often dragged around to the big contests of the Ovens and Murray League. From memories of Murray Weideman to three quarter time speeches at Wodonga’s Martin Park, Peter brings back the highlights of a terrific competition in his own eyes.

Almanac Footy History: The Nullawil Maroons Part 2 – Breaking the drought

After a run of Grand Final losses Nullawil FC were determined to win the 1964 flag as Paddy Grindlay found out when he caught up with a couple of the old-timers.

Almanac Books: Almanacker Peter Clark wins book award!

Congratulations to Almanacker Peter Clark for winning NSW Football History Society’s Harry Hedger award for the best historical work on football in NSW in 2021.

Almanac Footy History: Wando Vale FC – Premiers 1923: a photo with a difference

An old footy photo caught the eye of one of our editor’s; can you see why?