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Career players visit schools

21/07/2011

Right:Jack Watts, Tom McDonald, Nathan Jones, Jamie Bennell and ViceCaptain of the Women’s Victorian team Daisy Pearce at Fountain Gate Primary School.

MELBOURNE Football Club players made a special trip to schools across Casey yesterday (Wednesday).
As part of its 30-year agreement with the City of Casey, Melbourne Football Club undertakes a variety of community programs throughout the municipality on a regular basis.
Players visited many schools throughout the municipality on Wednesday morning to discuss their football careers and answer questions from students.

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