BERWICK football fans had an early taste of Grand Final fever this week.
A replica of the AFL premiership cup and coveted Brownlow Medal were on display at Harris Freer Toyota as part of a tour promoting the great game.
The 2005 Toyota AFL Grand Final Tour and will travel for 35 days across New South Wales and Victoria, stopping at Toyota dealerships in various regional and metropolitan towns.
Those at Harris Freer Toyota felt like AFL champions once they got their hands onto the cup.
The idea of the tour is to provide opportunity to those who don’t usually get to experience grand final exhilaration.
The premiership cup is identical to the one that will be held aloft by the captain of the winning team at the MCG about 5pm on Saturday 24 September.
It is one of only two premiership cups made in the same cast as the real one.
Oh what a premiership feeling!
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