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SOUTH Fremantle and West Perth will meet for the first of what will become an annual Garlic Munchers Cup at Arena Joondalup this Saturday while the Falcons try to maintain second spot on the ladder and the Bulldogs look to fight their way off the bottom.
The Falcons and Bulldogs will honour their players of southern European heritage with the introduction of the Garlic Munchers Cup and in recognition of that, both teams have named Read More [+]
SOUTH Fremantle's 2013 season might not have quite gone to plan but there have been plenty of encouraging signs and among them has been the outstanding form of recruit Mitch Banner, and the development of a band of youngsters led by Jacob Martinez and Tim Kelly.
FOOTBALL in country WA is more than a game; it is a way of life for a lot of people. It brings families, neighbours and communities together. For many a small community in country WA the atmosphere of the whole town can be determined by two hours of football on the weekend.
WHILE South Fremantle coach Paul Hasleby is happy with how the Bulldogs' back-line is coming together, he knows his forward-line is a work in progress and it will be significantly strengthened this week with the returns of Ben Saunders and John Sgherza.
SOUTH Fremantle's young talent continues to make its mark on the national stage with five players taking part in Western Australia's State 18s side and another five in the 16s line-up in this week at the national championships.
THE South Fremantle colts side can go into its mid-season break feeling a little more secure in the fact that its finals aspirations are a little more secure after a dominant display over the ladder-leading Tigers.
The South colts have been under some pressure due to state representatives and senior list injuries testing the depth of our squad. A shock loss to Perth last week had the colts side needing to show some resolve against Read More [+]
SOUTH Fremantle stormed home with a blistering third quarter and strong final term but just fell four points short of ladder leaders Claremont at Fremantle Oval on Saturday.
SOUTH Fremantle and Claremont continue their NAIDOC Week tradition this Saturday at Fremantle Oval with the Bulldogs facing a huge challenge of breaking an eight-game losing run against the ladder-leading Tigers.
I ALWAYS look forward to NAIDOC Week to see the Aboriginal players in the WAFL acknowledged and for extra attention to come onto the competition, and throughout my career I've always enjoyed playing with and against some great Indigenous footballers.
SOUTH Fremantle could very well have the richest Indigenous heritage of any football club in the country and this Saturday the Bulldogs host Claremont in what has now become the traditional NAIDOC Week match at Fremantle Oval.
| Round 13 Saturday, 25 May | ||
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| 12:40 PM at Fremantle Community Bank Oval | ||
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