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Curtain Raiser L NF SA B LU C L L A B T O O F E D I A L E D C A T R O P M S AGPIE your chance to play with legends on football Park as port adelaide farewells the stadium LEGENDS GAME curtain raiser ROUND 23 PORT ADELAIDE V CARLTON | SATURDAY 31 AUGUST 2013 LEGENDS GAME LEGENDS GAME curtain raiser curtain raiser ROUND 23 PORT ADELAIDE V CARLTON | SATURDAY 31 AUGUST 2013 ROUND 23 PORT ADELAIDE V CARLTON | SATURDAY 31 AUGUST 2013 LEGENDS GAME Legendary Line – Up The Unparalleled Your Opportunity To mark South Australian football You will be standing shoulder to Experience Open to anyone over 18 + years. and Port Adelaide’s final ever AFL shoulder alongside a famous line-up of It doesn’t matter what your skill minor round game at Football Park, past Port Adelaide Champions who have Your memorable opportunity of a life- level, shape or size, don’t miss this the Club is giving 36 lucky people the won countless Premierships as well as time includes; opportunity of a life-time! opportunity to be part of history and Club & League awards; » A place in one of two teams with 22 play in a memorable Legends Game, players and a mixture of the listed Price $1,290 (Inc GST) a pre-game curtain raiser, with Club » Russell Ebert past legends per participant. legends of days gone by. » Gavin Wanganeen » George Fiacchi » 4 x Members entry tickets per Only 36 positions available. Don’t miss In our 40 year history at Football Park, » Greg Phillips participant, plus car park your opportunity of a life time! the stadium has been the scene of » Michael Wilson » unparalleled dominance by » Stephen Williams Treasure the memory forever with the Club. » Rohan Smith a professionally produced DVD » Darryl Wakelin capturing the entire event » In 23 seasons from 1977 – 1999 Port Darryl Borlase » Certificate and team photo Adelaide won a staggering 13 SANFL » Matthew Bishop Premierships at Football Park. It was » Byron Pickett » Full playing kit (guernsey, this dominance that provided the shorts, socks) platform for the Club’s ultimate rise into Plus involvment from Club greats » Hospitality – After the Legends the national competition, the AFL, in Scott Hodges, Tim Ginever and AFL Game you will enjoy exclusive 1997. As the Club’s AFL home ground, listed players. hospitality with other players Football Park played an instrumental in exclusive Superbox suites part in the Club’s historic first AFL throughout the Port Adelaide V Premiership in 2004, including other Carlton game with refreshments memorable finals matches. Umpires and cocktail food provided. Mighty reputations were built and the Legendary SANFL umpires Laurie Argent blood, sweat and tears were spilt of and Rick Kinnear will officiate. Between legendary Port Adelaide players. them, Laurie and Rick umpired 11 Grand Finals at Football Park. Game Format NOW is your once in a life time opportunity to grace the hallowed » 2 x 20 minute halves turf one final time with Port Adelaide » 2 x teams of 22 players legends who have done the Club so » Played as curtain raiser to Port proud. Adelaide V Carlton » Teams wear Power home and Power clash strips » Post-game awards REGISTER NOW! LEGENDS GAME curtain raiser ROUND 23 PORT ADELAIDE V CARLTON | SATURDAY 31 AUGUST 2013 Registration Details First Name Last Name Company Name (if applicable) Address Suburb State Post code Phone Mobile Email Payment Details I wish to book particiapnt(s) in the Legends Game at a cost of $1,290 (inc GST) per participant Total amount payable Credit card information: Visa Mastercard AMEX and Diners (3% surcharge) Card number CVV (Last 3 digits on back of card) Expiry date Name on Card Signature Do you require a tax invoice: Yes No Cheques payable to Port Adelaide Football Club Player Details Name Age Preferred Playing Guernsey size Short Size Contact Details if different to postition above Address: Mobile: Email: Address: Mobile: Email: Address: Mobile: Email: Further Information Contact PAFC Corporate Sales Executive, Rebecca Rogers. Ph: 08 8447 9978 E-mail: [email protected] Post: PAFC, PO Box 379, Port Adelaide, SA, 5015 L NF SA B LU C L L A B T O O F E D I A L E D C A T R O P M S AGPIE WE ARE PORT ADELAIDE.
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