Second year youngster Connor Byrne has been added to Coburg’s starting XIII for Saturday’s match against Footscray at Whitten Oval, while first year players Harrison Nolan, Josh Weightman and Tom Condon are also added to the Lions’ extended intercha
By Jack Kovacic. Ryan Exon has been named the MotoInk Motorcycles Lion of the Round this week, following a solid performance in defence from the 24-year old during Sunday’s season opener against Casey. Now in his second season at Coburg and with 47 VFL
By Jack Kovacic. Coburg were on the wrong end of a 107-point margin in its opening game of the 2018 VFL season against Casey Demons. A Lions line up that featured nine debutants were up and about early, having all the play in the opening 10 minutes
BY JACK KOVACIC. Coburg will kick off their 2018 season at home this Sunday at 1pm when they take on Casey Demons. The match will be captain Tom Goodwin’s 50th VFL game, while returning small forward Billy Cannolo and new faces James Belo, Josh Fox, Loc
By Brooke Varney. A number of Lions have been named to make their VFL debut during Coburg’s round one clash with Casey on Sunday afternoon at Piranha Park. Billy Cannolo, who made regular appearances in Coburg’s Development League last season will fin
By Brooke Varney. Coburg will be handing Senior VFL debuts to potentially up to a dozen Lions ahead of this weekend’s round one clash with Casey Demons on Sunday at 1pm at Piranha Park. Billy Cannolo, who played a number of games with Coburg’s Develop
By Jack Kovacic. After being named captain for the second year in a row, Tom Goodwin will play his 50th VFL game for Coburg when he leads the team out on Sunday afternoon against Casey. Goodwin came to the club in 2015 after stints in the SANFL with Port
By Jack Kovacic. There were plenty of good patches of play from Coburg, but it was Sandringham who came out on top in their final practice game on Friday. The focus will now shift to Coburg’s opening match of the season, where they will host Casey n
By Brooke Varney. A bag of four goals from former Port Melbourne Colt (SNFL) Max Mitchell-Russell wasn’t quite enough for the Coburg Lions to get the win against North Melbourne in their third practice match. A strong start from the Lions in slippery co
By Brooke Varney. The Coburg Football Club has finalised their playing list for 2018, welcoming 19 new recruits to the 45-man squad. Of these 19, three have come across from other VFL clubs, including former Williamstown Seagull Tom Condon, former Sandrin
