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Essendon Football Club and Dean Wallis have agreed to part ways following the recent restructure of the football department.
Essendon Football Club and Dean Wallis have agreed to part ways following the recent restructure of the football department.
For the past two seasons Wallis had held the position of Team Services and Logistics Manager.
A dual premiership player and former assistant coach, the 44-year-old has been a great servant of the club for more than 20 years.
The club wishes Dean all the very best for the future.
Scott Gumbleton and Leroy Jetta are the latest Essendon players to have drawn interest from other clubs during the AFL Trade period.
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