By JARROD POTTER
WHILE the on field results didn’t favour the Bulls, off the field the supporters got around their club and cheered on Noble Park all afternoon at Bayswater Reserve. Dandenong Journal photographer Jarrod Potter was on hand to capture the best moments around the boundary from the legion of Bulls’ supporters.
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