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Tigers fight until the bitter end

THE Hampden Football League’s 2021 season began for Portland on Saturday afternoon. With ruckman Ben Malcolm, starring in his match up with Koroit’s Jeremy Hausler (12).
Portland Observer

THE Portland Tigers played their first Hampden Football League match in 18 months on Saturday and while they were outpaced by a superior Koroit outfit, not a single onlooker could fault their effort.

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