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Latest News

Dempsey: Suspension an eye opener

Essendon defender Courtenay Dempsey has described his suspension for not following rehabilitation protocol as an ‘eye opener’.

10:55pm May 22, 2013

UPDATE: Lovett-Murray released from hospital

Essendon Football Club wishes to advise Nathan Lovett-Murray has been released from hospital this afternoon after having minor surgery on his arm.

3:59pm May 22, 2013

2013-2015 Reconciliation Action Plan launched

Essendon Football Club has continued to build on its significant relationships with Indigenous Australians today launching the club’s Reconciliation Action Plan for 2013-2015.

2:14pm May 22, 2013

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Latest Bomber TV

BTV: The Hangar - Episode 10, 2013

9:16pm May 22, 2013

BTV: Dempsey speaks on The Hangar

8:30pm May 22, 2013

BTV: Essendon Insider - Michael Long

4:19pm May 22, 2013

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Essendon Football Club has over 50,000 members across Australia and over one million supporters Australia wide. There are many ways to show your support for the club no matter where you are in Australia or the world.

Just because you don't live in Melbourne, doesn't mean you can't be part of the action. There are supporter groups in every state and many regional centres.

If you do live in Melbourne the Cheer Squad is a great way to show your passion for the club. They help make the banners that the players run through, and lead the cheers from behind the goals. Do you have the commitment required to be a part of the Cheer Squad? Read more by clicking on the Cheer Squad button on the right.