BANTER at football clubs is a given, and is something us players enjoy besides playing games itself. That is one of the best things about a football team; there is an eclectic range of people with different personalities, backgrounds, cultures, attitudes, jobs and careers.

This creates opportunities for banter between the boys at the club over a variety of things; one being what each does to make a crust. We have a range of tradies, real estate agents, accountants, a bicycle technician, personal trainers and students, just to name a few. 

Leaving high school, I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do in regards to working and having a career. The popular dream of winning the lotto always was in the back of the mind but I knew I had to be more realistic. I decided to head to university and study exercise and sports science as it was a broad degree with many different pathways.

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NOT only did the South Fremantle Football Club play for the Garlic Munchers Cup at HBF Arena on Saturday and celebrate the Hall of Fame induction dinner on Saturday night, but Sunday proved a successful day for the Bulldogs as well strengthening ties with the club's country zone.

It proved to be an eventful weekend for South Fremantle beginning with the clash on Saturday at Joondalup's HBF Arena which was for the annual Garlic Munchers Cup for a third successive year.

The result might not have gone South Fremantle's way, but it didn’t dampen the mood back at Fremantle Oval on Saturday night as the club hosted its second Hall of Fame induction dinner.

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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 Saturday's 15-point loss against West Perth at HBF Arena and looks ahead to this Saturday's clash at Fremantle Oval against Swan Districts.

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SOUTH Fremantle was unable to celebrate Adam Guglielmana's 100th WAFL match with a win on Saturday while also missing out on regaining the Garlic Munchers Cup and consolidating a spot in the top five further in the 15-point loss at the hands of West Perth at HBF Arena.

South Fremantle had won its last four visits to HBF Arena and had beaten the Falcons impressively in Round 1 so had every reason to head into Saturday's clash for the Garlic Munchers Cup full of confidence despite coming off a loss at the hands of Subiaco the previous week.

And South Fremantle put together a strong first half with scores tied at half-time with the second placed West Perth, and despite the Bulldogs staying in touch during the second half, the Falcons did appear in control of the contest and ended up winning 9.17 (71) to 8.8 (56).

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EIGHT greats of the South Fremantle Football Club were elevated to Legend status in the Hall of Fame at a sold out function at Fremantle Oval on Saturday night with another 25 players and 10 officials also inducted and recognised for their contribution to the Bulldogs.

The South Fremantle Football Club hosted its first Hall of Fame function back in 2011 where 35 players and a further 10 officials were inducted, and from that group eight were elevated to Legend status in front of almost 400 people in the Griff John Function Centre on Saturday night.

Frank 'Scranno' Jenkins, Clive Lewington, Bernie Naylor, Frank Treasure, Steve Marsh, John Todd, John Gerovich and Stephen Michael are the eight who were elevated to Legend status of the South Fremantle Football Club.

All eight are more than deserving of the recognition and are among the all-time greats of not only the South Fremantle Football Club, but West Australian and Australian football as a whole.

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THE South Fremantle Football Club will induct 25 players and 10 officials while elevating eight new legends into the Hall of Fame at a sold out function honouring the greats of the Bulldogs on Saturday night at Fremantle Oval.

Almost 400 people will attend the function which while be the second induction night for the South Fremantle Football Club's Hall of Fame which began back in 2011 with 35 players and 10 officials inducted on that night.

Now a further 25 players and 10 officials will become part of the South Fremantle Football Club's Hall of Fame on Saturday night.

On top of that, eight members of the club's Hall of Fame will be elevated to legend status to honour their contribution to the South Fremantle Football Club.

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SOUTH Fremantle makes the trip to Joondalup to try and win a fifth straight match at HBF Arena to also reclaim the Garlic Munchers Cup and consolidate a spot inside the WAFL's top five.

The Bulldogs have the best winning record of any team at HBF Arena, including West Perth, and that has include winning on their last four trips heading into a crucial clash on Saturday with the Garlic Munchers Cup also at stake in tribute to the contribution of European migrants to both football clubs.

South Fremantle won the inaugural Garlic Munchers Cup battle at HBF Arena in 2013 before West Perth got even last year with a dominant victory at Fremantle Oval meaning the Falcons currently hold the trophy, but the honours are 1-1 in the battles over the first two years.

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ADAM Guglielmana couldn’t possibly be in better form as a small defender entering his 100th WAFL game this Saturday against West Perth at Joondalup's HBF Arena but what he desperately wants is to experience finals football for the first time in his career.

Guglielmana originally joined South Fremantle to play colts from Carnarvon in 2007 and after a lengthy apprenticeship behind a successful league team, and some injuries along the way, it's been a long journey to the 100 games.

And it's only been in the last season and-a-half where he's settled into a role as a small defender after spending the majority of his career previously as a hard running midfielder and wingman, and dangerous half-forward.

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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 Saturday's loss to Subiaco at Medibank Stadium and looks ahead to his first time as an opposition coach at HBF Arena against West Perth this Saturday.

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SOUTH Fremantle never stopped trying and did bounce back from a slow start against the league-leading reigning premiers Subiaco at Medibank Stadium on Saturday, but in the finish just wasn’t clean enough in an eventual 22-point defeat.

Subiaco now sits three games clear on top of the WAFL ladder and has won seven straight matches after beating South Fremantle 9.12 (66) to 6.8 (44).

The Lions kicked the last three goals of the first quarter to open up a handy lead that the Bulldogs made up with the first three goals of the second quarter. But when Subiaco kicked the first two goals of a low-scoring second half, it was enough to sew up the victory.

South Fremantle certainly never gave up on the contest, but just couldn’t hit its targets around the ground or in front of goal well enough to seriously threaten Subiaco in the second half.

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