BRETT Lovett has made the shock decision to step down as coach of the Casey Scorpions just a week after being named the VFL Coach of the Year. Lovett cited an increase in family commitments as the reason that he has decided to part ways with the Scorpions. The Scorpions were swept away in straight

WITH  the completion of the Home and Away series the announcement of the VFL Team of the Year isn’t too far away. The team is restricted to 24 players who competed in VFL Home and Away matches and will be announced at the counting of votes for the Liston Trophy. No AFL listed player or

CASEY coach Brett Lovett believes his team is in a “far stronger position” heading into finals than this time last year given the large focus of development on its VFL-listed players. Melbourne is expected to contribute up to 10 AFL-listed players this season with Jake Spencer, James Strauss and Neville Jetta among those, while Melbourne-bound

WERRIBEE coach Scott West admits affiliate North Melbourne will have a great influence over whether the Tigers can go all the way in the VFL finals this month in what is expected to be a ripper September for the competition given the even spread of teams in the mix. The Casey Scorpions are already feeling

CASEY Scorpions coach Brett Lovett says his part-time position at the club is ideal and backs winning ahead of developing his Melbourne-listed players. Just days after Robert Hyde walked away from his part-time coaching role at Carlton’s VFL affiliate, the Northern Blues, Lovett has taken a stance on the selection criteria at the Scorpions despite