IT was an awesome feeling to get back out there again on Saturday. Watching on for six months after I broke my leg and then when the team is playing so well you just want to be part of it and it's pretty tough sitting there watching. It was definitely a tough six months and the rehab is the hardest thing I've had to go through.

I did my knee back in 2011 and this was a lot tougher for a number of reasons with the rehab. I'm a bit older now so don’t bounce back as quickly and I also I knew the boys were preparing to play finals and I just wanted to be out there, but knew I couldn’t be.

To be honest I think our last pre-season game was when I got a bit more emotional to be back out there, so I was just relieved to be out there last Saturday in Round 1. I was a bit anxious to see how I would go again but it was handy in that pre-season game against Claremont that the ball seemed to keep coming to me so that helped with my confidence.

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SOUTH Fremantle heads to Steel Blue Oval in Bassendean to take on a rejuvenated Swan Districts on Saturday in a match being used to promote the 'Stop the Coward Punch' message.

Both South Fremantle and Swan Districts were victorious in Round 1 of the 2017 McDonald's WAFL Premiership Season leading to what looms as a terrific contest on Saturday.

MATCH DAY INFO
SOUTH FREMANTLE v SWAN DISTRICTS
Saturday March 25, 2.15pm
Steel Blue Oval 

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WHAT South Fremantle coach Mark Foster had to say following the Round 1 REDiMED Colts victory over Subiaco at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.

Foster discussed the season-opening win over Subiaco and what impressed him in Round 1 including the performances of Ben Sherry and Nic Giarrizzo, and his overall team in what was a tight finish.

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WHAT South Fremantle coach Todd Curley had to say following the Round 1 WAFL victory over Subiaco at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.

Curley discussed the opening round win over the Lions, his first over Subiaco in his stint with South Fremantle, including his thoughts on ruckman Jake Solomon, which midfielders stepped up in the absence of Shane Hockey and much more about what impressed him in the season-opener.

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SOUTH Fremantle couldn’t have made a more impressive start to the 2017 WAFL season kicking four goals in the opening 11 minutes to set up the eventual 39-point victory over Subiaco.

The Bulldogs entered Fremantle Community Bank Oval for Round 1 of the 2017 season looking to take it up to a Subiaco team who has played in the previous three grand finals and won its last six matches against South Fremantle.

South Fremantle made quite the statement early with those first four goals before Subiaco scored. The Bulldogs went on to lead by 44 points at half-time and ended up winning 17.14 (116) to 11.11 (77).

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DESPITE spending the past seven years with East Fremantle, Jake Solomon always dreamed of playing with South Fremantle, his family wanted him to and he will get that chance on Saturday in the season-opener against Subiaco.

The 22-year-old ruckman crossed from East Fremantle over summer in a swap for young forward Jesse Mirco in a move that both clubs were happy with, and that indeed Solomon and his family were delighted with.

Solomon's family has always supported the Bulldogs, even when he was playing at the Sharks, and he still recalls wearing a South Fremantle jumper down to train with Bull Creek-Leeming in his younger days.

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SOUTH Fremantle developed plenty in 2016, have added some handy pieces over summer and now look to get the 2017 WAFL season off to a perfect start hosting Subiaco at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday.

A full day of action is planned for Round 1 at Fremantle Community Bank Oval as well. The 16s will play at 9am, the colts at 11am, the reserves 1.30pm and then the league game bounces down at 4.15pm.

South Fremantle is coming off its first finals appearance since 2011 last year and winning its first final of any kind since the 2009 grand final.

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WE are delighted to announce that the WAFL's hottest program Higgo's Heroes is back for 2017 with South Fremantle ruckman Brock Higgins delving deep inside the Bulldogs with all the hard-hitting questions for his star-studded line-up of guests.

Higgo's Heroes had big shoes to fill in 2016 taking over from the supremely popular and successful Whitey's Whispers that had been hosted by Bulldogs legend, 192-game dual premiership player Craig White.

His retirement following the 2015 season might have been significantly easier to replace on the field than it proved to be off it with the hard-working Whitey's Whispers production team suddenly left without a host.

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SOUTH Fremantle coach Todd Curley has been impressed with the way his playing group has tackled pre-season on the back of a finals appearance in 2016 and he sees a hunger in them to suggest they are ready to improve further in 2017.

For the first time since 2011, South Fremantle made the WAFL finals in 2016.

Then to start things off won a first final since the 2009 premiership decider by beating West Perth at Fremantle Community Bank Oval in the qualifying final.

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SOUTH Fremantle opens its 2017 McDonald's WAFL Premiership Season this Saturday against Subiaco at Fremantle Community Bank Oval with a twilight start time for the league clash of 4.15pm.

The Bulldogs and Lions finished in the top two positions at the end of last year's home and away season before meeting in the second semi-final, and Saturday's clash is sure to be an exciting way to start the 2017 season for both clubs.

It will be the first of a four-game twilight start time trial by the Bulldogs. We are hoping all South Fremantle supporters and members enjoy the chance to either spend the day in Fremantle and cap it off by watching us play, or make a start to their night in the port by heading down to watch the action at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.

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