Sunraysia football: Moi Moi ready to step up in interleague

THE lure of enjoying top quality football was too much for Sunraysia debutant Phillip Moi Moi to resist.

The Robinvale Euston wingman, 18, will run out against Heathcote District today for the first time at Senior representative level.

“I heard it’s fun to get around the boys, there’s lots of good players around the teams,” Moi Moi said.

“I just wanted to go along with the boys and try it out.”

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