Coburg Tigers
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| Full name | Coburg Football Club |
| Nickname | The Tigers (formerly Lions) |
| Strip | Navy blue guernsey with a red sash, navy blue shorts, navy blue socks with red top |
| Founded | 1891 |
| Sport | Australian rules football |
| League | Victorian Football League |
| Ground | Coburg City Oval |
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| President/Chair | Lill Priest |
| Coach | Andrew Collins |
| Captain | Travis Ronaldson |
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The Coburg Football Club is an Australian rules football Club based in the Northern Suburbs of Melbourne and currently playing in the Victorian Football League. Coburg have an alignment in place with the Richmond Football Club which has seen that club change its nickname from the Lions to the Tigers since the arrangement commenced.
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Coburg Football Club (later Coburg-Fitzroy Lions, now Coburg Tigers)
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| Clubs in the Victorian Football League |
 Bendigo |  Box Hill | Casey | Coburg |  Frankston | Geelong |  North Ballarat | Northern Bullants | Port Melbourne | Sandringham |  Tasmania |  Werribee | Williamstown |
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