Just days ago the Prime Minister described himself as a 'bulldozer', today he accidentally bowled over a child while playing soccer in Tasmania. ⚽ AusVotes 9News STORY:
The PM was invited to join in a kid's soccer match - still in his shirt, tie and formal shoes - at Devonport Strikers Soccer Club.
The nation's leader, keen to get in on the action, powered from the outside of the field, towards the ball, his tie flapping over his shoulder.Unfortunately, with his eye fixed firmly on the ball, Morrison barrelled into a little player.Prime Minister Scott Morrison gets up after the incident.Unfortunately, with his eye fixed firmly on the ball, he barrelled into a little player.
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