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Samsung signing session in Perth
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Hundreds of Western Australian fans got the chance to meet Matthew Knights and David Hille in Perth last weekend thanks to a signing session at Harvey Norman in Belmont.
The session was arranged by club major partner Samsung and attracted a massive and excited crowd.
Among the sea of red and black wearing fans there to get an autograph or photo was a child in a Collingwood jumper, a Richmond fan with a picture of Knights in his playing days and many other colourful characters.
Knights and Hille said they enjoyed meeting the fans and another signing session is expected to be held before Essendon's Round 21 clash with Fremantle.
The team also attended a Western Australian supporters' breakfast on Saturday before training at Subiaco.
To watch behind-the-scenes footage of the signing session and supporter function on Bomber.tv simply click here.
There are still places in the Essendon side for the veteran players in 2010 according to coach Matthew Knights. Knights believes a successful football club has a balance of youth and experience.
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