The club has allocated positions a limited umber of positions in the guard of honour for the players on the QB weekend.

Sign up a youngster with us next Monday/Tuesday night & we will allocate your youngster into this memorable experience.

This will support our need to boot up membership in these tacky times & boost the moral of our volunteers.

Do you have a youngster that would like a membership & this unique opportunity? Cost is $50 - 60 dependant on age.

Email me if you would like a call next week. Geoff [email protected]

Edited May 3, 201312 yr by Nineteen

The club has allocated positions a limited umber of positions in the guard of honour for the players on the QB weekend.

Sign up a youngster with us next Monday/Tuesday night & we will allocate your youngster into this memorable experience.

This will support our need to boot up membership in these tacky times & boost the moral of our volunteers.

Do you have a youngster that would like a membership & this unique opportunity? Cost is $50 - 60 dependant on age.

Email me if you would like a call next week. Geoff [email protected]

Not a bad idea but not sure why we should honour the players with a PUBLIC display "guard of honour". Kids should and can still be encouraged but couldn't the club arrange for an alternative that would be just as rewarding (for them) like a meet & greet with a select group players in the rooms pryer to the match or something behind the scenes?

If we were unfurling the Premieship flag I could understand.

I'm with Frankie on this... honour before honours!

Edited May 1, 201312 yr by Rusty Nails

My son was in the Guard of Honour a couple of weeks ago and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. He met David Rodan and got his signature on his jumper which he was thrilled about. I think this helps keep kids interested in the club and helps keep them as supporters. He was getting sick of losing but this brought his spirit back up.

Anything that helps engage younger supporters should be encouraged in my opinion. It was well organised and kudos for the club for at least attempting to engage with it's supporters.