WHAT South Fremantle coach Todd Curley had to say following Saturday's 39-point defeat at the hands of Subiaco at Leederville Oval.

The defeat saw South Fremantle's five-game winning run come to an end while the Bulldogs also conceded top spot on the WAFL ladder to the Lions. 

South Fremantle will now take on East Perth this Saturday at Fremantle Community Bank Oval ahead of the WAFL state game against the VFL next Saturday in Melbourne. 

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SOUTH Fremantle returns to Fremantle Community Bank Oval this Saturday to take on East Perth in the WAFL's Know Your Score Men's Health Round.

The Bulldogs are looking to bounce back from last week's loss to Subiaco and could even return to the top of the ladder with a victory if East Fremantle upsets Subiaco.

East Perth looms as a tough opponent, though, with the Royals having won their last three matches after losing the opening five of 2017.

The game is also the last before the WAFL State game next Saturday against the VFL at Melbourne's North Port Oval.

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SOUTH Fremantle couldn’t quite keep its momentum going losing to Subiaco by 39 points at Leederville Oval on Saturday conceding top spot in the WAFL in the process.

The game loomed as the clash of the WAFL season to date with both teams entering on 6-1 records with South Fremantle sitting top with the superior percentage and on a five-game winning run with Subiaco having won its last six.

The Bulldogs did beat the Lions by 39 points back in Round 1 at Fremantle Community Bank Oval, but the Lions got a measure of revenge on Saturday winning by the exact same margin.

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SOUTH Fremantle has the chance to beat Subiaco for a second time this season, to win a sixth straight WAFL match and to go a game clear on top of the ladder when taking on the Lions at Leederville Oval on Saturday.

Subiaco and South Fremantle both enter the clash at Leederville Oval in outstanding form with the Lions having won six straight matches, and the Bulldogs five in succession.

That sees both teams currently hold a 6-1 record with South Fremantle only currently sitting ahead of Subiaco in top spot courtesy of a percentage greater to the tune of 28 per cent.

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IT is a great challenge for us this week, Subi have been the benchmark not just for this year but for the last 10 years in the WAFL and we know we are in for a tough day but something we are really looking forward to.

It is a bit of a cliché but in terms of preparation I feel both teams would be preparing no different to any other game, no matter who you are playing. But it also gave me the opportunity to sit down and look back on the some of the biggest home and away season games I've been part of throughout my career.

The biggest WAFL home and away game I have played in would have to be the 2009 Foundation Day Derby. We were going quite well that year and East Freo were also. There ending up being a little over 10,000 people at East Freo Oval that day and to see that and be involved in it at a suburban ground was great to see.

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WHAT South Fremantle coach Todd Curley had to say following the Round 8 victory by 60 points over Perth and now looking ahead to this Saturday's battle for top spot with Subiaco at Leederville Oval.

QUESTION: A 10-goal win so I'm sure you'd take that. What did you make of the performance?
ANSWER: I thought at times we were really good and we probably have got a few things that we can work on and learn form which is good. I thought again we were pretty even in our performance throughout. They’re a pretty good team and their pressure was good, and they used the ball pretty well going forward so they didn’t make it easy for us.

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IT shapes as the game of the WAFL season so far when South Fremantle takes on Subiaco at Leederville on Saturday with top spot on the line.

The Bulldogs head to Leederville currently sitting significantly clear on top of the ladder by percentage of the Lions, and a second win over them for 2017 already would see the Mighty Red V move a game and percentage clear on top spot.

MATCH DAY INFO
SOUTH FREMANTLE v SUBIACO
Saturday May 13, 2.15pm
Leederville Oval

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SOUTH Fremantle continued its dominant WAFL form with a 60-point in over Perth at Lathlain Park on Saturday giving the Bulldogs five straight wins this season and seven on the trot against the Demons.

It was always going to be a big task for the one-win Perth to challenge a South Fremantle who has lost just once this season.

The final scoreline of South Fremantle winning 22.14 (146) to 13.8 (86) suggests a comfortable win for the Bulldogs, but it doesn’t tell the full story of a competitive Demons effort who ensured South Fremantle had to work hard to beat them.

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I DID enjoy the week off that we've just had. Personally I probably needed it because I didn’t do much of the pre-season as I spoke about in my first column and I think everyone could have used a bit of a rest after those first six games and two practice games. 

Everyone is refreshed now and ready to go against Perth on Saturday at Lathlain Park.

I'm a little surprised to be honest that I was able to play all of those first six games just because of my preparation due to my leg. But it has been feeling really good on game day, it just takes a while longer to recover and it's still sore early in the week. But each week it's getting stronger and once that continues to improve, my training will get better and my form on game day will pick up in the second half of the season as well.

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SOUTH Fremantle has freshened up from the bye and will look to continue its momentum and maintain top spot on the WAFL ladder against Perth at Lathlain Park on Saturday.

The Bulldogs remain on top of the ladder having won five of their opening six games of the season culminating in the ANZAC Day Derby win over East Fremantle prior to the bye last week.

South Fremantle will now look to make it seven straight wins over Perth and to remain in top spot heading into next week's clash with Subiaco.

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