A GROUP of Bendigo Football Netball League representatives will travel to the slums of Kolkata as part of a new initiative to get footy players to rethink their end of season trips.
Seven Bendigo people will embark on the eight day trip, connecting with new people and introducing Australian Rules Football to keen youngsters.
BFNL chief Paul Byrne, his 13-year-old son Connor, AFL central Victoria regional operations manager Justin Abrams, sports chaplain Bruce Claridge…
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