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Historic Daniher painting up for grabs
<DIV>If you love the Danihers then this is for you! Sydney artist Nafisa Naomi has recreated that famous photo taken after Round 22, 1990 when the Danihers made VFL history as the first family to have four brothers playing in the same game for the one team, Essendon Football Club.</DIV>
If you love the Danihers then this is for you!
Sydney artist Nafisa Naomi has recreated that famous photo taken after Round 22, 1990 when the Danihers made VFL history as the first family to have four brothers playing in the same game for the one team, the Essendon Football Club.
The painting will be auctioned at the 'sold-out' Dick Reynolds Club event at Crown tomorrow (Wednesday, 5th August) and is a must have for any Daniher fan.
One lucky person will have the opportunity to bid on this painting however prints will also be available to purchase on the day.
Essendon is looking for a lucky Young Guns member to toss the coin at the Brisbane match this Saturday, 8th August at the MCG. For your chance to be part of this inner sanctum experience you must be a current Young Guns member and provide us with the following details:
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