EITHER side of a storied AFL career at North Melbourne and Fremantle, Peter Bell began and finished playing top level football with South Fremantle and will always be one of the Bulldogs finest ever products.

Bell began his WAFL career with South Fremantle in 1994 and impressed so much as a small rover that he became the first player signed by the Fremantle Dockers.

Things didn’t quite work out there in his first stint, but it certainly did at North Melbourne and then upon return to Fremantle, and then following his remarkable AFL career, Bell finished up playing with a season back in the WAFL with the Bulldogs in 2009.

Along the way, Bell represented Western Australia for a third time and captained a remarkable drought breaking State game victory over South Australia before then going out in style by playing a starring role in South Fremantle's grand final win over Subiaco to claim the 2009 WAFL premiership.

And now having already been inducted into WA Football's Hall of Fame, Bell joins Stephen Michael, John Todd, Steve Marsh, Peter Matera and Glen Jakovich as South Fremantle greats in the Australian Football Hall of Fame.

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THAT WA Day Foundation Derby on the weekend was one of the best games I have been a part of in my career.

Despite it only being my second year at South Fremantle, you quickly accumulate and share the meaning the rivalry has to players, coaches, support staff and fans, and then during the media build-up you certainly understand how much it means and that it is a special occasion to be part of.

The far-reaching interest in a game like the Fremantle Derby takes you by surprise too – I’ve had friends and family contacting me from Melbourne and Queensland before and after the day with their support.

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SOUTH Fremantle coach Todd Curley's weekly question and answer session during the 2015 McDonald's WAFL Premiership season.

Curley spoke following the remarkable WA Day Foundation Derby win over East Fremantle where the Bulldogs were without a host of key players, lost another in the opening minutes, went 33 points down by quarter-time but still found a way to win by five points with the last four goals.

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Don’t miss out when South Fremantle play Perth on Saturday the 6th June, with bounce down at 2.15pm.
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SOUTH Fremantle kicked the last four goals with Paul Mugambwa nailing the match-winner as the Bulldogs scored a courageous and memorable five-point WA Day Foundation Derby victory over East Fremantle at ATOM Stadium.

South Fremantle came into the game without State defender Blayne Wilson, full-forward Ben Saunders, key midfielders Haiden Schloithe and Jacob Martinez, and then lost Tim Kelly in the opening minutes when he was knocked unconscious.

East Fremantle then piled on seven goals to two in the first quarter leaving South Fremantle 33 points behind at quarter-time, and then still 22 points midway through the last quarter but the Bulldogs showed tremendous fighting spirit and never gave up.

South Fremantle went on to kick the last four goals of the game, with Mugambwa nailing the winner on his left boot at the 25-minute mark in the eventual 15.13 (103) to 14.14 (98) victory.

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Congratulations to the following members who won our eighth Lucky Lottery Draw for 2015!

71 - Mick Beard
464 - Gavin Hughes
716 - Graham O'Meara
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SOUTH Fremantle heads back to ATOM Stadium looking for a fifth straight win at East Fremantle's home ground in the traditional WA Day Foundation Derby this Monday.

The traditional Foundation Derby is always the biggest occasion of any home and away WAFL season, and now the Bulldogs head to East Fremantle Oval looking to consolidate a spot in the top-five, and bounce back from a last up loss to Peel and a defeat East Fremantle back on Anzac Day at Fremantle Oval.

South Fremantle will again be without full-forward Ben Saunders with an ankle injury and full-back Dylan Ross who might still play in the reserves on Monday despite being diagnosed with glandular fever.

Important midfielders Haiden Schloithe and Jacob Martinez should also both return from injury for the Bulldogs, but in the reserves.

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IT IS fair to say my 2015 season hasn’t gone to script so far but a few things were explained when a blood test showed I had glandular fever a few days ago. Now after a fair bit of rest I'm starting to feel better and am looking forward to having a run around with the boys on Monday.

We played against East Perth a few weeks ago and I was running around in the reserves and feeling a little bit flat, but I got through the game reasonably well and thought I played OK. But I then got a little bit crook and I saw Rach our doctor and mentioned that I have been sick a couple of times this year. She gave me a blood test and funnily enough it came back that I had glandular fever.

It's a bit of a tricky illness and most of the time they can't really prescribe you medication for it, it's just rest so over the last 30 days I haven’t done a great deal especially the first couple of weeks. I've now eased back into training trying to get myself right and luckily enough I'll be able to have a run around this Monday which is good.

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WAFL broadcaster Channel Seven televised the first Fremantle derby of 2015 back on Anzac Day at Fremantle Oval, and this week featured a unique look at the rivalry between East Fremantle and South Fremantle on Today Tonight.

Today Tonight reporter Mark Gibson was on hand at Fremantle Oval for the derby on Anzac Day and got an up close and personal look in the change rooms of both the Bulldogs and Sharks in preparation for the game as well on the bench during the game, at the quarter-time huddles and then caught up with some of the 5000 spectators in attendance.

And now ahead of this Monday's Foundation Derby on WA Day at East Fremantle's ATOM Stadium, Today Tonight did a feature on the Fremantle rivalry and you can watch it yourself here:

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CORY Dell'Olio likely played his best game of the year on return to the WAFL in Saturday's State game win over South Australia and now he is looking to continue that form for South Fremantle in WA Day's Foundation Derby as the Bulldogs look to get back on the winner's list.

Dell'Olio was a late addition to the WA squad to take on the SANFL in Saturday's eventual 45-point State game win at Lathlain Park, but in the end his second time representing his state proved a day to remember.

He previously played for WA in 2011 against Queensland before the South Fremantle premiership forward spent the last three years in the AFL with Essendon.

The 25-year-old has returned to the Bulldogs this year and on Saturday formed part of a terrific forward-line for WA alongside Simpson Medallist Ryan Davis, Shane Yarran, Tony Notte, Clancy Wheeler and Lachlan Delahunty.

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