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Huge response to celebration dinner
Essendon Football Club has been overwhelmed by the response to its 1984/85 Back-to-Back Premiership Celebration Dinner with bookings for the main event on Saturday 4 July now closed. The Club is however inviting supporters to email the Club if they wish to be included on the waiting list and also contacted about a secondary function being planned for the River Room, opposite Crown Palladium on the same night.
Essendon Football Club has been overwhelmed by the response to its 1984/85 Back-to-Back Premiership Celebration Dinner with bookings for the main event on Saturday 4 July now closed. The Club is however inviting supporters to email the Club if they wish to be included on the waiting list and also contacted about a secondary function being planned for the River Room, opposite Crown Palladium on the same night.
The waiting list for the event will operate on a first in, first served basis. The River Room function will be at a reduced price point and will include a live video feed from the Palladium Room and visits from some members of the 1984/85 sides during the night. Numbers will dictate whether this function proceeds.
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