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Football league’s future in doubt

Western Eyre Football League president Ron Redford is one of four people stepping down from the league's administration as season 2025 draws closer and he has urged others to step up. (File)
James Jacobi

Western Eyre Football League finds itself in a “critical situation” on the precipice of season 2025, with the association’s presidency […]

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