Muddy Pies break duck
WANGARATTA’S Matt Kelly had front position and, like all his teammates, wasn’t about to give it up as the Magpies thumped arch rivals Wangaratta Rovers yesterday.
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And there was nothing Sean O’Keefe, Rovers’ best player, could do about it in the Norm Minns Oval mud.
A seven-goals-to-two second quarter ensured the Magpies of their first win of the season and an Ovens and Murray maiden win for new coach Brendan Cairns in only his second match in charge.
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