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2017 AFL PLAYERS’ GRAND FINAL LUNCH 2017 TOYOTA AFL GRAND FINAL SATURDAY, 30 SEPTEMBER 2017 The AFL Players’ Association and Premium Seats are proud to present the 2017 AFL Players’ Grand Final Lunch. Hosted at ZINC @ Federation Square this is a Grand Final experience not to be missed. Be entertained by a host of current and former AFL stars whilst enjoying your sumptuous lunch before a short walk to the hallowed MCG. Each package includes the following: ■ Seat at the AFL Players’ Grand Final Lunch at ZINC @ Federation Square (schedule below) ■ MC and guest speakers include past and present AFL players ■ Audio-visual highlights of the 2017 Toyota AFL Premiership Season ■ 2017 Toyota AFL Grand Final Souvenir Record for each guest ■ Canapés on arrival ■ Gourmet chef prepared meal (menu below) ■ Beverage selection including premium red, white & sparkling wine, beers, basic spirits, juices and soft drinks (list below) ■ Friendly waiting staff to cater for your every need Dress code: Smart Business Casual. Jeans/Denim & Club colours are acceptable. Children accompanied by an adult are welcome. Please note: These Lunch The 2017 AFL Players’ Only tickets do not include Grand Final Lunch Only a seat at the MCG for the 2017 Toyota AFL Grand Final. tickets are priced at Ticket packages including a $295 per person (incl. GST) MCG seat are available. Premium Seats ABN 16 488 230 416 Event Schedule Hospitality Venue: ZINC @ Federation Square Cnr Flinders & Swanston Streets, Melbourne 10.00am Pre-luncheon drinks and canapés served 10.30am Master of Ceremonies invites guests to be seated Pre-match sit down luncheon commences Entrée Served 10.45am Interviews begin with the guest speakers 11.20am Main course served 12.20pm Cheese and fruit platters served 1.00pm Pre-match lunch finishes 1.00-2.00pm Guests can stay for more refreshments or make their way across to the MCG for the match at their leisure (7 minute walk across foot bridge directly to the MCG) 2.30pm 2017 Toyota AFL Grand Final commences at the MCG Entertainment & Talent Guest speakers at previous AFL Grand Final Lunches held at ZINC @ Federation Square: 2001 Ron Barassi, Bob Skilton, Simon Madden, John Longmire, Alex Ishchenko, Spider Burton, Damien Peverill, Lindsay Fox 2002 Allan Jeans, Geoff Southby, Len Thompson, Chris Judd, Daniel Kerr, Darren Crocker 2003 Mal Brown, Peter Bell, Wayne Johnston, Peter Dean, Spider Burton 2004 Michael Tuck, Neil Roberts, John Platten, Kane Johnson, Dean Rioli, Richard Tambling 2005 Karl Langdon, Mark Harvey, Luke Power, Brendan Fevola, Chris Tarrant, Adam Simpson 2006 Jason Akermanis, Wayne Harmes, Chris Scott, Dale Thomas, Darryl Wakelin, Joel Bowden, Patrick Bowden 2007 Leigh Matthews, Jonathan Brown, Mark Ricciuto, Peter Daicos, Peter Mann 2008 Robert Dipierdomenico, Mark Yeates, Brent Harvey, Anthony Koutafides, Simon Madden, Matthew Kreuzer 2009 Adam Goodes, Alistair Clarkson, Wayne Carey, Paul Couch, Brett Burton 2010 Craig Kelly, Barry Breen, Sam Mitchell, Bryce Gibbs, Brad Scott 2011 Dermott Brereton, Kevin Sheedy, Gavin Brown, Mark Bickley, Josh Gibson 2012 Barry Hall, Leo Barry, Tadgh Kennelly, Rodney Eade, Stephen Gilham 2013 Peter Knights, Shaun McManus, Matthew Scarlett, Luke Ball, Peter Mann, Garrick Ibbotson 2014 Chris Judd, Dean Cox, Lewis Roberts-Thomson, Andy Gowers 2015 Shane Crawford, Brad Sewell, Andrew Embley, Guy McKenna 2016 Nat Fyfe, Tony Liberatore, Barry Round, Paul Kelly & Scott West Premium Seats ABN 16 488 230 416 Menu* ZINC food philosophy - Great cooking is about selecting the finest quality produce & using it when it is at its best – in season. Where possible, we source & use quality Australian produce that is environmentally sustainable & from a known source. Canapés on arrival with pre-lunch drinks Entrée vietnamese spice rubbed victorian beef salad green mango, cucumber, pawpaw, shaved coconut, shallot & kaffir lime tossed with a tamarind dressing served alternately with crispy free range chicken salad five spiced, glass noodles, shredded ginger, torn mushrooms, chilli fried peanuts, fresh herb salad,peanut dressing (gluten friendly) Main Course coconut marinated blue eye cod poached in coconut milk & served with sticky fried rice, sweet sausage, fried chilli, coriander, mint & pickled cucumber & carrot ribbon salad (GFP) served alternately with gippsland lamb rump oregano slow roasted served with char grilled lebanese eggplant & spinach, air dried cherry tomatoes, feta & pomegranate salad (GFP) served with Salad - Radicchio, baby cos, endive, shaved fennel salad – orange segments, garlic croutons, aged balsamic & Yellingbo Gold extra virgin olive oil dressing (V) (GFP) and Bread - Freshly baked assorted bread rolls served with Australian cultured butter To Finish Cheeses - Country Artisan Producers a range of carefully selected cheeses from our local Artisan producers with homemade quince relish and lavosh (V) Genovese Organic Fair Trade coffee and a selection of Tea Drop teas with house made fruit & nut biscotti Mini Drumstick Ice creams to take away Beverages Peroni Pepperjack Shiraz Corona Pepperjack Cabernet Sauvignon Croser Sparkling Basic Spirits: Scotch, Oyster Bay Sauvignon Blanc Bundaberg Rum, Vodka, Gin & Jim Beam Bourbon Pikes Riesling Orange juice, soft drinks and mineral water *The food menu and beverage list is based on the 2016 menu and items may change Premium Seats ABN 16 488 230 416 2017 AFL PLAYERS’ GRAND FINAL LUNCH ONLY BOOKING FORM Please complete the following details & return a signed booking form to: Email: [email protected] or Fax (03) 8672 0772 Name Position (if applicable) Company (if applicable) Mobile Street Address (No post box addresses permitted) Phone Fax City: State: P/Code: Email BOOKING Please reserve the following tickets: Total Amount EVENT PACKAGE NO. PRICE (incl. GST) 2017 AFL Players’ Grand Final Lunch Only Ticket tickets @ $295 per person .00 Saturday, 30th September 2017 I hereby confirm this booking and agree to be bound by the terms and conditions: Signature: x Date: PAYMENT Please tick one of the payment options below: 1. Credit Card Amount $ *3% surcharge $ Total $ * Please note: Credit Card payments incur a 3% surcharge. Diners cards are not accepted. Credit Card ID (CVN) Please tick your card type: Visa MasterCard AMEX 3 or 4 digit ID number: Credit Card Expiry Number: / Cardholder’s Cardholder’s Name: Signature: x 2. Electronic Transfer Premium Seats - ANZ Bank BSB: 013445 Account No: 297148849 Please quote your company name, surname or invoice number in the bank transfer reference. TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. Premium Seats requires full payment with signed booking form from client as 10. Premium Seats cannot accept any responsibility for any cancellation of, confirmation of package booking. rescheduling of or changes to the event or for the acts, omissions or errors of 2. Signed Booking Form and payment is considered confirmation of our those over whom we have no direct or exclusive control. trading terms. 11. Premium Seats does not accept any liability or responsibility for any injury, loss or 3. The number of packages is limited. damage of whatsoever nature (including any consequential loss or damage) 4. Once this booking form is received, unless the limit of available packages except that which cannot be excluded by law or additional expense incurred or has been reached, the booking will be confirmed and cannot be cancelled. sustained by the client arising out of or as a consequence, whether direct or 5. Once the packages are purchased they are non-refundable and indirect, of any of the corporate entertainment services in connection with this non-exchangeable. package provided by Premium Seats. 6. Premium Seats requires street addresses for a booking to be made 12. The Client is fully responsible for its own conduct and the conduct of those (no post box addresses permitted). attending the event as guests of the client and will be liable for any damage or loss caused by such conduct, and indemnifies and holds harmless Premium 7. Credit/debit card payments incur a 3% transaction fee. Seats against any and all liability for loss or damage of whatsoever nature 8. The 2017 Toyota AFL Grand Final is scheduled to be played on (including any consequential loss or damage) incurred or sustained by Premium Saturday, 30th September 2017 at the MCG. Seats as a result of any act or omission of the client and its guests. 9. Tickets will be issued in September once full payment is received. 13. Premium Seats is an AFL Authorised On-seller OSAFL17/26 and are authorised to sell 2017 Toyota AFL Grand Final packages. TAX INVOICE THIS DOCUMENT WILL BECOME A TAX INVOICE FOR GST PURPOSES WHEN PAYMENT IS MADE. Premium Seats ABN 16 488 230 416.
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