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2010 Best & Fairest Night Dinner

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Question, according to the events page on our website two possible dates are mentioned as to when the Best & Fairest night might take place.

I can't imagine that the event would be hold on either of these dates, they seem way to early. I was under the impression that most years we held our B&F around very early November.

http://www.melbournefc.com.au/events/tabid/7546/default.aspx

 

The reason for being so early may be due to the club being in China for most of October then resting before a full pre season.

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The reason for being so early may be due to the club being in China for most of October then resting before a full pre season.

Yes but what if they (gulp) make the finals?

 

It would be a pretty awesome night to attend so close after the season as the final series will still be fresh in everyone's mind....

I have just emailed the club for a booking form, and that is the reason for the two dates, in case we make finals.

I have just emailed the club for a booking form, and that is the reason for the two dates, in case we make finals.

Whenever it ends uo, ill be there. Went last year with brother and some mates and had a great night. Will def be back for more. Loved beamer when he made the now famous call about the club been on a stright line and will take no deviations, if you do yoi can fark right off to carlton or wherever. Absolute gold that brought raucous applause.

 

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