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Super Saturday open training session
Fans can soak up the excitement surrounding Sunday's big Anzac Day clash by attending an open training session at Windy Hill at <SPAN style=""TEXT-DECORATION: underline"">10am, Saturday 25th April</SPAN>. The 45-minute session is a great opportunity for the Bombers' legion of fans - especially interstate supporters in town for the big game - to watch the players train up-close and on a weekend.
Fans can soak up the excitement surrounding Sunday's big Anzac Day clash by attending an open training session at Windy Hill at 10am, Saturday 25th April.
The 45-minute session is a great opportunity for the Bombers' legion of fans - especially interstate supporters in town for the big game - to watch the players train up-close and on a weekend.
A gold-coin donation BBQ for all fans (funds will go to the RSL who will also be present selling badges)
Anzac Day specials at Bomber shop (which opens at 9am) including 20% off all DVD's, discounted member t-shirts, free Bade Of Hounour pictorial with purchases over $50.
Members can collect their 2010 members scarfs and supporters can purchase a 2010 membership from 9am
The Hall of Fame will open and free to all 2010 members from 10.30am
Please note: With the game being the next day, there will not be an official autograph signing session after training.
Essendon apparel partner adidas is offering supporters the chance to secure a unique piece of Anzac Day memorabilia while supporting the RSL Foundation. This year, adidas have again created a special ‘split’ guernsey for the 2010 Anzac Day match. The guernsey features a unique half-Essendon/half-Collingwood design, along with the adidas, Anzac Day and club logos and was so successful in raising funds for the RSL that they have decided to do it again.
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