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The Essendon Football Club Hall of Fame continues to get bigger and better. 97 year-old Cath McMacKeney recently visited the Essendon Football Club Hall of Fame to present Kevin Sheedy with a beautiful silver cup. The cup was won by past player Tom Sevior in 1921. The cup was kept in Tasmania for many years and then given to Cath who is a cousin by marriage of Tom Sevior. The cup is now on display in the Hall of Fame.
Hall of Fame Opening Hours
Tuesday - Friday 10.00am - 5.00pmSunday - 12 noon - 4.00pm
Location
Windy Hill Administration Building, Napier Street, Essendon (Melway map ref: 28H3)
Admission
Adult $5.00Family $10Children 7-12yrs/Concession (Students & Seniors) $3.00Adult Members $3.00
For the remainder of December and into the New Year, the Engine Room will be running profiles of each player on the Essendon senior list. We will have a look at what went right in 2001 and what went wrong. What will the coaching staff want from each player and how might they be used in 2002. Today's player profile foccuses on PAUL BARNARD. Barnard has become an important part of the Essendon half-forward line and he be an important part of Essendon's 2002 campaign.
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