Outside 50 with your hosts Rick Shaibani & Wayne Kraska.
In this episode we head over to the west coast of the USA and a great chat with Michael Ross, Head Coach of the San Diego Lions, a team with a long history in the USAFL. Michael originally from Foster in Victoria, played with the Sale Football Club in the Latrobe Valley League.
Michael talks about keeping the San Diego club together during these unexpected times and also some of the highlights of the team. One being a full game versus the crew of the HMAS Brisbane when it ported in San Diego when on military exercises a year or so back.
With the season in a holding pattern right now Michael also explains the plan forward for the Lions schedule, but also some of the events they use to bring unity in the club and keep players in the fold.
Find out more information on the San Diego Lions head over to www.sandiegolions.com
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