Whitten Oval was bathed in Red, White and Blue on Wednesday with over 300 hundred children participating in a LeasePlan Western Bulldogs Auskick Super Clinic.
The children, aged between 5 and 12, were joined by the entire Bulldogs player list who conducted a range of football activities including the tackle bag and handball target.
Bulldogs Captain Brad Johnson was the man responsible for teaching budding stars how to perfect their goal kicking technique.
Bulldogs Captain Brad Johnson was the man responsible for teaching budding stars how to perfect their goal kicking technique.
“They might only be young but some of them definitely know how to kick a goal,” he said.
“It’s great to see so many kids in Bulldogs jumpers having fun on the Whitten Oval. The players have enjoyed putting a smile on the faces of some of our most important fans.”
At the end of the session players signed autographs for many starry eyed fans.
“It’s great to see so many kids in Bulldogs jumpers having fun on the Whitten Oval. The players have enjoyed putting a smile on the faces of some of our most important fans.”
At the end of the session players signed autographs for many starry eyed fans.
The free activity was the perfect opportunity to promote the K9 Club and K9 Kidz Zone which will be operating before the game at Telstra Dome on Sunday.
Check out the photos below for more of the action! 
