SOUTH Fremantle chief executive Stuart Kemp likes the way the Bulldogs are shaping up on the field for 2015 while his focus off it remains on creating increased revenue streams for the club while determining the future of Fremantle Oval.

South Fremantle is gearing up for the 2015 WAFL season under new league coach Todd Curley and with the returns to the club of Cory Dell'Olio, Adam Carter, Kyle Hams and Sam Lowrie, and recruitment of Blayne Wilson on top of a playing group that has stuck together, there is every reason for optimism about what the Bulldogs can do on the field.

Kemp is confident that the football side of things at the Bulldogs is on track under Curley as league coach and with a new football operations manager in David Depane and player development manager Jason Pedulla.

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The South Fremantle Football Club will be hosting a special three-course lunch and drinks package on Thursday 5th March ahead of the AFL NAB Challenge clash between Fremantle and Melbourne.

For only $150 per person or $1400 for a table of ten, this also includes your gate entry and priority seating in South Fremantle Football Club's enclosured seating area.

Bookings for this exclusive function are essential, so call the South Fremantle Football Club on (08) 9335 1555 or email assistant@sffc.com.au 

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TODD Curley's focus since taking over as South Fremantle coach ahead of the 2015 WAFL season has been on bringing together a talented playing group ensuring they all have a shared vision that they believe in to lead to a hopeful return to finals action for the first time since 2011.

Curley arrives at Fremantle Oval as senior coach of South Fremantle with the playing group coming off a run the last three years where at times they have shown what they are capable of, but the consistency hasn’t been there for them to at least make a finals appearance.

However, again the Bulldogs finished off the 2014 season in strong fashion to build hope that things were heading towards a positive outcome in 2015 and now Curley takes over as coach to try and steer the playing group in that direction.

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NEW South Fremantle coach Todd Curley is settling in well ahead of his first season in charge of the Bulldogs and is happy with what the club has put together both on and off the field in preparation for 2015.

Prior to accepting the role as senior coach at South Fremantle for at least the next two seasons, Curley had never previously been involved in any other WAFL club than West Perth where he was a dual premiership player, captain and had his first taste of being a coach.

After coaching West Perth between 2006-08 following his decorated playing career not only with West Perth in the WAFL but also Collingwood and most notably the Western Bulldogs in the AFL, Curley was an assistant coach at Fremantle between 2009 and the start of 2012 before taking his first break from the game in over 20 years.

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The 2015 Nicky Winmar Carnival will be bigger than ever before with more than 300 participants expected and a minimum of 12 teams from throughout regional and metro WA.

The carnival will be played in a round robin format, with all teams lead by Aboriginal coaches and current and former AFL and WAFL role models.

South Fremantle will also use this opportunity to identify talented players from within our district, there will be opportunities there for Read More [+]

Firstly I would like to say a big hello to all Bulldogs members and supporters, I feel very privileged to be given the opportunity to coach a great football club and I look forward to meeting you all during the football season. A big thank you to the Board, Peter Christie, CEO Stuart Kemp and his staff, Football Manager David Depane, the players, my support staff and all the volunteers who have made my family and Read More [+]

THE South Fremantle Football Club has made another significant signing for the 2015 WAFL season announcing the arrival of former West Coast defender Blayne Wilson.

The 22-year-old originally from Peel Thunder has been listed with the West Coast Eagles for the past three AFL seasons, but after being delisted following the 2014 campaign he was looking for a fresh start to his football.

Despite being sought after by several WAFL clubs, the quality and experienced defender of 65 WAFL and nine AFL matches has chosen to play his football with South Fremantle for the 2015 season and beyond.

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LOYAL South Fremantle Football Club sponsors Tyrrell's Wines are offering a Christmas special to Bulldogs members at the club bar at Fremantle Oval.

Check out the menu below for all the specials on offer from Tyrrell's Wines at the South Fremantle Football Club and come down to the bar to take in the festive season, and enjoy a drink thanks to a great supporter of the Bulldogs.

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THE fixtures have been released for the 2015 WAFL season with South Fremantle's campaign beginning on a Friday night at Fremantle Oval and including three derbies and two home games in the last three rounds that could set up a finals campaign.

South Fremantle has not played in the WAFL finals since 2011 but now with the league introducing a final five for 2015, there is an increased chance of that happening next year and the Bulldogs have made significant changes to try and make that happen.

Todd Curley has taken over as the new league coach for South Fremantle in 2015 with Cory Dell'Olio, Adam Carter and Kyle Hams coming back to the club with key recent interstate recruits Ryan Cook and James Sellar sticking around with the likelihood of at least one more signing in coming days.

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THE South Fremantle Football Club hosted its Annual General Meeting at Fremantle Oval on Friday night and was delighted to announce a financial turnaround of more than $200,000 from 2013.

President Haydn Raitt and the entire Board have overseen a significant turnaround for the South Fremantle Football Club and with the management of chief executive Stuart Kemp proving on point, the Bulldogs are delighted to be able the huge turnaround for 2014.

Nobody was more disappointed than the club itself with the $299,290 loss of 2013, but a significant turnaround of $208,160 for 2014 has seen South Fremantle only record a $91,130 loss for the year but the signs are all heading in the right direction of that being in the positive in 2015.

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