The Diesels held a state of play meeting earlier this year as they look to get things back on track.

Daley has offered his support, alongside NSW Rugby League chairman Dave Trodden, and will be part of a special day on November 8.

Junee president Simon Vanzanten was thrilled to have Daley and other NRL stars on board.

He's hoping their presence will help attract more players.

"We're going to have a development day with kids who could be involved in our under 16s, our potential under 18s and leaguetag next year at Loftus Oval," Vanzanten said.

"We trying to get more kids signed up to the Junee Diesels to try and get five grades next year.

"We'll have ambassadors down to help us."

Former Australian players Steve Menzies and Craig Wing will also be in attendance.

Vanzanten believes their experiences will valueable insights for the young Diesels.

"It will be great for the juniors in our development afternoon," he said.

"Even though they might not know a lot of the ex-players it will be great for them to get the experience of Australian reps."

The day isn't just about attracting the new generation of Diesels to the sport, but will also be a major fundraiser for the club.

An auction will be part of a sportsman's night function where Junee will also hold it's presentation night.

Media personality Dean 'Bulldog' Ritchie will host the night.

Vanzanten hopes it will help boost support from the community and create a better atmosphere in the club.

The development day is expected to start at around 2pm while the sportsman's night at the Ex Services Memorial Club starts at 6pm.

Among the items up for grabs include signed State Of Origin jumpers, tickets for next year's series, framed memorabilia celebrating South Sydney's premierships as well as framed Cox Plate memorabilia featuring Winx and Kingston Town.

Tickets are $60 and available at www.trybooking.com/BGMIT.