January open training sessions

With the 2019 pre-season now in full swing, Richmond fans can look forward to two open training sessions this month.

By richmondfc.com.au

With the 2019 pre-season now in full swing, Richmond fans can look forward to two open training sessions this month.

Catch the Tigers in action at the Swinburne Centre, Punt Road Oval this Saturday, January 19 for the first open training of the year.

Richmond will then head north to the Gold Coast for pre-season camp with an open training session on Monday, January 21 at Bond University.

Players will also be available for a short signing session after the Gold Coast open training.

January open training sessions:

Saturday, January 19
Swinburne Centre, Punt Road Oval
From 8.30am

Monday, January 21
Bond University Oval
University Drive, Robina, QLD
From approx. 8.45am

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