Football Wagga garners support from local clubs through to Football NSW for Rawlings Park stadium bid

By Peter Doherty
Updated April 18 2019 - 3:45pm, first published 3:30pm
WIDE SUPPORT: Wanderers youngsters Kade Lyons and Finn Jenkins, both 11, lead a show of support for the $10m Rawlings Park redevelopment fundraiser. 
Back row: Liam Dedini (development officer), Tony Merlino (Football Wagga), Brad Clark (Hanwood), Stephen Burns (South Wagga), Tony Dobbin (Football Wagga), Duncan Cameron (Young), Brendan Flanagan (Wagga City Wanderers);
Middle row: Tiffany Cotterill (Gundagai Panthers), Maurie Hogan (Tolland), Ashley Watt (Wanderers), Hayden Callander (Lake Albert), Ryan Smith (Henwood Park), Jack Fuller (Temora), Dean Pinney (Football Wagga, also representing Cootamundra), Scott Munro (Leeton). Picture: Les Smith
WIDE SUPPORT: Wanderers youngsters Kade Lyons and Finn Jenkins, both 11, lead a show of support for the $10m Rawlings Park redevelopment fundraiser. Back row: Liam Dedini (development officer), Tony Merlino (Football Wagga), Brad Clark (Hanwood), Stephen Burns (South Wagga), Tony Dobbin (Football Wagga), Duncan Cameron (Young), Brendan Flanagan (Wagga City Wanderers); Middle row: Tiffany Cotterill (Gundagai Panthers), Maurie Hogan (Tolland), Ashley Watt (Wanderers), Hayden Callander (Lake Albert), Ryan Smith (Henwood Park), Jack Fuller (Temora), Dean Pinney (Football Wagga, also representing Cootamundra), Scott Munro (Leeton). Picture: Les Smith

Football Wagga is confident it has top to bottom support for a $10 million redevelopment of Rawlings Park, from the sport's state powerbrokers through to local clubs and participants.

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