Melton has added some extra midfield class to help it go one step further in the Ballarat Football League.
After a surprise grand final appearance this year, the Bloods wasted no time in adding some talent to their squad and have already signed the core of their playing group.
The Bloods last week also announced the signing of Shaun Campbell.
Campbell has had an extensive football career in both Victoria and interstate.
He has played in the North East Australian Football League (NEAFL). Closer to home, Campbell won the Central Highlands Football League best and fairest award in his one year with Ballan in 2015.
Most recently he has been playing coach at the Wagga Tigers and he coached the side to the 2016 premiership.
After relocating back to Melbourne, Campbell has decided to join the Bloods and focus on playing.
Bloods football manager Brad Jamison said a midfielder was at the top of their recruiting list.
“The coaching staff identified that another midfielder with a bit of experience and leadership would be beneficial to the team and Shaun brings those attributes to the club,” he said.
“Additionally, having watched a few of his games online, his ability to win contested footy and his work rate really stood out.”
