Where are they now? Find out what happened to the 1993 baby Bombers after their famous AFL premiership
The 1993 baby Bombers — a team of kids that included Fletcher, Misiti, Mercuri, Hird and Wanganeen stand as Kevin Sheedy’s greatest coaching achievement. See where they are today.
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The energy of youth joined some of the club’s greats and together they delivered the most unlikely, the most dare-devil and probably the one of the most memorable premiership in the clubs’ 150 years.
The 1993 baby Bombers - a team of kids that included 18-year-olds Dustin Fletcher, Joe Misiti, Mark Mercuri, 19, and a pair of 20-year-olds named James Hird and Gavin Wanganeen - stand as Kevin Sheedy’s greatest coaching achievement.
30 years on, we take a look at where the team is now.
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