FIND out what’s being said about the club in the major daily newspapers on Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Herald Sun
Jack Viney eager to take on next challenge
By Jay Clark
FUTURE Melbourne midfielder Jack Viney will apply to play VFL for Casey this season to help fast-track his football development. The 17-year-old ball magnet, who the Demons have pledged to draft father-son in November, remains eligible to play under-18s in the TAC Cup for Oakleigh. But Viney is eager to mix it with the men ahead of schedule, after consulting with Melbourne chiefs. "I'm always looking for a challenge, always looking to improve myself and get better," he said. "So I see that as being the next step to challenge myself with the bigger bodies and even if my body doesn't pull up - I know where I need to get to. "I am still happy to play with Oakleigh (in the TAC Cup), but if I have the opportunity to play VFL I'll definitely take that option."
Herald Sun
Jack Viney eager to take on next challenge
By Jay Clark
FUTURE Melbourne midfielder Jack Viney will apply to play VFL for Casey this season to help fast-track his football development. The 17-year-old ball magnet, who the Demons have pledged to draft father-son in November, remains eligible to play under-18s in the TAC Cup for Oakleigh. But Viney is eager to mix it with the men ahead of schedule, after consulting with Melbourne chiefs. "I'm always looking for a challenge, always looking to improve myself and get better," he said. "So I see that as being the next step to challenge myself with the bigger bodies and even if my body doesn't pull up - I know where I need to get to. "I am still happy to play with Oakleigh (in the TAC Cup), but if I have the opportunity to play VFL I'll definitely take that option."
