Do meet your heroes: (From back left) Jake Bowey, Christian Salem, Bayley Fritsch, Tom Fullarton, (front) students from St John’s Primary School, and Jack Viney.
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Taylah Baker
Melbourne Football Club AFL players caused quite a stir in Euroa earlier this week – with a whisk, that is.
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On Tuesday, February 13, Jack Viney, Christian Salem, Jake Bowey, Bayley Fritsch, Tom Fullarton, Josh Schache and Caleb Windsor visited St John’s Primary School to assist with their Shrove Tuesday celebrations in the kitchen.
With Christian Petracca, Demons star and online cooking sensation, absent, Schache and Windsor stepped up their culinary game to cook pancakes for the students.
The rest of the team served, and all players spent time signing autographs and taking photos with their junior supporters.
The News journalist Taylah Baker was also present to snap pictures of the Demons as they showcased their versatile skills beyond Aussie rules.
Best on grill: Josh Schache and Caleb Windsor cooking pancakes with the St John’s students.
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Taylah Baker
Signed and sealed: Jack Viney autographs guernseys for the students.
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Taylah Baker
Busy bees: Christian Salem on honey duty for Shrove Tuesday at St John’s Primary School.
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Taylah Baker
Hungry for more: Bayley Fritsch serving pancakes for Shrove Tuesday.
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Taylah Baker
Salem signs on: Christian Salem autographing a student’s footy.
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Taylah Baker
Jam-packed day: Josh Schache helps a St John’s Primary School student with their topping.
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Taylah Baker
Torpedo: Jack Viney sends a barrel downfield to the students’ marking contest.
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Taylah Baker
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