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Richmond Ex-Serviceman Soccer Club hosted a charity day on Saturday, and the club dressed up in pink to mark the occasion, which Gazette photographer Geoff Jones dropped past.

BALANCES: Mason Fitton prepares to centre the ball with his left boot.

CHASES: Darcy Toohill runs after the ball.

CONTROLS: Benjamin Field moves up the field with the ball.

STRETCHES: Jai Robinson makes an ambitious attempt to kick the ball.

WELL DONE: Richmond players celebrate a goal.

PINK: Richmond teams were pink socks on the weekend as the club raised money for charity.

EYE ON THE BALL: Cade Pincott watches closely as the Penrith player controls the ball.

CLASHES: Riley Cotter collides with a Penrith player as they battle for the ball.

HELPERS: Richmond Ex-Serviceman Soccer Club was raising money for charity on the weekend, and the whole club got in the pink spirit.

SPEED: Jai Robinson takes the ball past a team mate at pace.

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Richmond Ex-Serviceman Soccer Club hosts charity day

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