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Southerners Forever More - get your copy today!

Tuesday, March 4, 2014 - 10:08 PM

FAMOUS names, famous victories, famous teams . . . they are the fundamental ingredients in the rich history of the South Fremantle Football Club.

Researched and written by noted WA historian – and South Fremantle fanatic – Dr Steve Errington, Southerners Forever More tracks the fortunes of the club from 1900 to 1959 and gives an insight into the impact major events of those days, such as the two world wars and the Great Depression, Read More [+]

Bulldogs call on supporters, past players to become members

Thursday, February 27, 2014 - 1:30 PM

EXCITEMENT continues to build on and off the field at the South Fremantle Football Club ahead of the 2014 WAFL season with supporters jumping on board to be part of it with membership already having a significant increase.

While memberships are already up more than 25 per cent on this time last year, the Bulldogs are calling on all supporters and past Read More [+]

Murlpirrmarra Connection

Saturday, February 22, 2014 - 1:14 PM

South Fremantle FC & the Murlpirrmarra Connection Continues - Support if you can!

Donate Planet has very kindly made the  Murlpirrmarra Connection their featured charity for the next 7 days.

Your support no matter how large or small would be greatly appreciated and feel free to forward the link below onto friends and family.

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2014 Corporate Classic Winners

Friday, February 21, 2014 - 9:38 PM

Thank you to all those that entered the 2014 Corporate Classic. The night was a huge success and we very much value your support to our club.

First prize and 2014 Major Support Sponsor is Metwest Steel - Peter Johnson

Second prize and 2014 Associate Sponsor went to Zagami Trolio & Associates - Stefano Zagami & Giam Trolio

 

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South Fremantle's pre-season fixtures

Thursday, February 20, 2014 - 2:34 PM - by Chris Pike

SOUTH Fremantle's highly-anticipated 2014 WAFL campaign kicks off with an intra-club hit out this Saturday following two matches against rival teams leading into the season proper.

There is plenty of excitement surrounding the Bulldogs team of 2014 with young players set to continue to emerge and some promising players coming on board in coach Paul Hasleby's third year at the helm as senior coach.
James Sellar (Melbourne), Ashton Hams (West Coast), Haiden Schloithe (Fremantle) and Steven Verrier (Richmond) are all on board with South Fremantle this season after time in the AFL system.
Josh Pullman and Stephen Mills are two other new signings for South Fremantle in 2014 while a host of young players from last year's reserves premiership team and the colts grand final teams of the last three years will be looking for more opportunities as well.
South Fremantle's first competitive hit out comes this Saturday at Fremantle Oval in an intra-club match beginning at 12.15pm.
Saturday March 8 will then see the Bulldogs take on last year's WAFL minor premiers Claremont at Fremantle Oval with the league match bouncing down at 6.30pm.
Then on Saturday March 15, the Bulldogs will make the trip down to Mandurah to take on Peel Thunder at Bendigo Bank Stadium with the bounce down time for the league match 2.10pm.
That all leads into the start of the 2014 WAFL season proper that sees South Fremantle begin against Subiaco at Leederville's Medibank Stadium with bounce down set for 4.05pm on Saturday March 22.
The Bulldogs' first home game for 2014 will take place in Round 2 against Perth on Friday March 28.
SOUTH FREMANTLE PRE-SEASON FIXTURES
Saturday February 22 – Intra-club match at Fremantle Oval, 12.15pm
Saturday March 8 – v Claremont at Fremantle Oval, 6.30pm
Saturday March 15 – v Peel Thunder at Bendigo Bank Stadium, 2.10pm
By Chris PikeSOUTH Fremantle's highly-anticipated 2014 WAFL campaign kicks off with an intra-club hit out this Saturday following two matches against rival teams leading into the season proper.

There is plenty of excitement surrounding the Bulldogs team of 2014 with young players set to continue to emerge and some promising players coming on board in coach Paul Hasleby's third year at the helm as senior coach.

James Sellar (Melbourne), Ashton Hams (West Coast), Haiden Schloithe (Fremantle) and Steven Verrier (Richmond) are all on board with South Fremantle this season after time in the AFL system.

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Two more signings, 298-game star to play on

Thursday, February 13, 2014 - 5:56 AM - by Chris Pike

THE South Fremantle Football Club wishes to announce two more signings for the 2014 WAFL season and also to confirm that a veteran on the brink of 300 matches will be continuing his career.

Not content with the already confirmed signings of James Sellar, Ashton Hams, Josh Pullman, Haiden Schloithe and Steven Verrier, the Bulldogs can now also confirm that former versatile East Perth big man Brock Higgins and Gold Coast Suns NEAFL player Stephen Mills will be at the club in 2014.
On top of that, 298-game WAFL star Kris Miller is a confirmed starter for the 2014 season with the 33-year-old set for his 16th campaign in the league as he is about to bring up the remarkable 300-game milestone in Round 2 against Perth under lights at Fremantle Oval.
South Fremantle has already made strong improvements to an exciting young list for 2014 with Hams (West Coast), Sellar (Melbourne), Schloithe (Fremantle) and Verrier (Richmond) all signing on with the Bulldogs after time in the AFL.
Former Swan Districts forward Josh Pullman has also returned to WA from Queensland and will add some size, bite and grunt to the South Fremantle forward-line in 2014.
Higgins adds some depth and quality to South Fremantle's big men department with the 24-year-old capable of spending time in the ruck, as a marking target up forward or even in defence if required on occasion.
With East Perth's line-up still possessing big men Paul Johnson and Josh Smith, and topped up by West Coast's Scott Lycett, Jeremy McGovern, Fraser McInnes and Callum Sinclair who can play as tall forwards and the ruck, it's fair to say Higgins was in an uphill battle for a regular league game in 2014.
So he was looking for another club to continue his WAFL career at and found no better place than Fremantle Oval to do that.
Higgins first lobbed at East Perth in 2011 from Swan Athletic and came in to make his league debut that year being thrown in the deep end to carry much of the ruck load in the second half of the campaign.
He played 10 matches in 2011 and added another seven in 2012 before playing 14 in 2013.
However, he was forced out of the team come finals time and missed the grand final loss to West Perth when the Royals welcomed back some West Coast AFL talent.
Higgins is now ready to put together all his natural tools as an athletic big man to become a key player for South Fremantle in a variety of roles in 2014.
Mills is a teenage key position player from Queensland who has played both with the Gold Coast Suns' reserves team and with the Southport Sharks showing an ability at each end of the ground.
Mills only started playing football in Rockhampton when 13 but when he moved down to the Gold Coast he started to get more serious about the game.
As a 17-year-old, he began playing in the Gold Coast Suns NEAFL side and even had a hit out on the SCG against the Sydney Swans reserves in 2012.
He played with the Southport Sharks in 2013 including his team's loss to Claremont at Patersons Stadium so he at least has had a taste of playing in the west and against a rival WAFL club.
On that night, Mills showed his class kicking a goal from the boundary on the half-time siren but the key position youngster has shown himself capable of playing at both ends of the ground.
Meanwhile, Miller has decided to continue his remarkable WAFL career for at least one more season and currently sitting on 298 games, he needs just two more to reach 300 in the league and only five for 150 with South Fremantle to earn life membership at the Bulldogs.
As evidenced by his 2013 form, though, Miller is not playing on just for those milestones.
Miller began the 2013 season in the midfield playing as good football as ever racking up plenty of the ball before spending the second half of the campaign in a new small forward role.
That saw him kick 20 goals in the last 11 games of the season including a haul of five for the first time in his career.
After starting his career with East Fremantle where he played 153 games and was a fairest and best winner, Miller crossed to South Fremantle in 2007 and has put together a remarkable list of accolades.
Miller is a three-time WJ Hughes Medal winner as the club's fairest and best winner and a key member of the 2009 premiership team.
As always, some players have left South Fremantle ahead of the 2014 season as well with Victorian pair Sean Tighe and Mitch Banner both electing to return to Melbourne having signed with VFL club Williamstown.
League premiership player from 2009 and reserves premiership player from last year Reece Adams also won't be with the Bulldogs in 2014 nor will his reserves premiership teammates from 2013 Jarrad Winter and Alex Grima.
 
By Chris PikeTHE South Fremantle Football Club wishes to announce two more signings for the 2014 WAFL season and also to confirm that a veteran on the brink of 300 matches will be continuing his career.

Not content with the already confirmed signings of James Sellar, Ashton Hams, Josh Pullman, Haiden Schloithe and Steven Verrier, the Bulldogs can now also confirm that former versatile East Perth big man Brock Higgins and Gold Coast Suns NEAFL player Stephen Mills will be at the club in 2014.

On top of that, 298-game WAFL star Kris Miller is a confirmed starter for the 2014 season with the 33-year-old set for his 16th campaign in the league as he is about to bring up the remarkable 300-game milestone in Round 2 against Perth under lights at Fremantle Oval.

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Action-packed pre-season football graces Wagin Oval

Tuesday, February 4, 2014 - 12:52 PM

SATURDAY kicked off at Wagin Sporting Complex with a Level One AFL coaching course conducted by South Fremantle colts coach Arthur Maskos.

While the course was in action, colts and Upper Great Southern players fueled up on a breakfast prepared by local volunteers.

A few took to the field in the morning to conduct Auskick clinics for younger players, handing down their valuable footie experience.

An afternoon game between the Read More [+]

Bulldogs present Rioli with 1997 premiership DVD

Tuesday, January 28, 2014 - 8:38 PM

SOUTH Fremantle has perhaps the strongest Indigenous heritage of any football club in Australia and recently football operations manager Garry Davidson and vice president Peter Christie went to Darwin to visit with a 1997 premiership star.

Davidson and Christie took the opportunity while in Darwin recently to meet with 1997 South Fremantle premiership player and former Essendon AFL star Dean Rioli, and Read More [+]

Player Sponsorship package

Saturday, January 25, 2014 - 5:48 PM

With season 2014 fast approaching, we are offering the opportunity to become a part of our great club and support the South Fremantle Football Club players by becoming a Player Sponsor.

Our League, Reserves and Colts players put in many long and intense hours of training along with a professional commitment into becoming the best footballers that they can be. The majority of players are working full time away from the football field or studying Read More [+]

Corporate Classic 2014

Thursday, January 16, 2014 - 11:44 PM

THE South Fremantle Football Club's Corporate Classic for 2014 isn't far away with any company receiving the opportunity to become a major support sponsor and see their logo on the Bulldogs' league playing strip for the upcoming WAFL season.

The 2014 Corporate Classic will be held at the WJ Hughes Bar in the Function Centre at Fremantle Oval on Thursday February 20 Read More [+]

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