Show Notes
At Just 20 years of age Jack Trengove was named captain of the Melbourne Football Club, the youngest skipper in history. A highly skilled and dynamic player, he was quickly struck down by a foot injury that would play havoc with his career. Courageously, he took the adversity within his stride and has flourished in the business world. His story is one of resilience and persistence, and even now, he still manages to run around and dominate local footy just for fun.
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