FOOTBALL by its very nature is a source of a vast array of injuries. During the course of a career, it is near on certain that a player will suffer from some type of injury that may be short term, recurrent, long term or in some cases career ending.

There are a multitude of factors behind injuries in our game. The demands of the game itself leave players potentially vulnerable to injury.

Firstly you have Read More [+]

SOUTH Fremantle captain Ryan Cook has always felt like a natural leader and is proud to now be in his second season leading the Bulldogs, but getting a win on the board is his sole focus and he doesn’t feel that is far away.

South Fremantle started the season with a strong first half against reigning premiers Claremont before losing full-forward Ben Saunders with Andrew McCarrey getting hurt and ending up losing by eight goals Read More [+]

THIS week saw our first home game for the year with 11 new faces making their home debut on Fremantle Oval as a colts player.

Congratulations to Billy Collier and Brendan Truss on their first games for the club. With the season well under way the SFFC colts side has recovered from their first round loss to Claremont with two comfortable wins over Perth and West Perth. The opening three games has seen the best Read More [+]

SOUTH Fremantle fell agonisingly short of a first win of the 2013 WAFL season losing a thriller to West Perth at Fremantle Oval on Friday night by just three points.

After falling 32 points down by early in the second quarter, South Fremantle showed terrific fight and spirit to get back into the contest with five of the last seven goals of the first half, and then three goals to nil in the third quarter Read More [+]

SOUTH Fremantle hosts its first home game of the season tonight and it's the only night fixture of the year at Fremantle Oval up against the so far unbeaten West Perth.

Friday night football has been a popular exercise at Fremantle Oval and while it is the only occurrence of it tonight for 2013, it does present a chance to all South Fremantle fans to come down and support their team as the Bulldogs hunt Read More [+]

SOUTH Fremantle coach Paul Hasleby again saw enough good signs last Saturday against Perth to remain confident that a win isn’t too far away for the Bulldogs early in 2013 with playing well for a whole four quarters the focus.

South Fremantle dominated the first quarter against Perth and led by 19 points at quarter-time but fell 19 point down by early in the third term.

However, the Bulldogs continued to fight hard and scores Read More [+]

I RECKON night games at Fremantle Oval are great. The season started pretty early this year on March 16 so as long as the weather is permitting and it's not freezing, the night games tend to work.

They work well with the facilities as well with the TAB and bar upstairs, so the fans enjoy that part of it as well.

The players like it because you get an extra day's break and get to Read More [+]

SOUTH Fremantle started in dominant fashion and finished strongly but in the end it wasn’t quite enough with Perth coming away with a 13-point win over the Bulldogs at Brownes Stadium.

South Fremantle completely dominated the first quarter and led by 19 points at quarter-time, and it could have been more, but fell 26 points down by midway through the last term.

The Bulldogs kept fighting, though, and closed to within seven points in the Read More [+]

SOUTH Fremantle returns to WAFL action this Saturday following the Round 2 bye to take on Perth at Lathlain's Brownes Stadium with some more than handy inclusions.

South Fremantle began the season in Round 1 with a good effort in the first half against two-time reigning premiers Claremont before ending up losing by 48 points at Claremont Oval with a host of young players in the side, and Ben Saunders going down injured early in Read More [+]

VERSATILE big man Alistair Gillespie came to South Fremantle in 2013 for a fresh start and more opportunities and is confident of continuing to step up whether in the ruck or up forward after getting his first game against his former side out of the way.

Gillespie showed some good signs over the last three years at Claremont, but could only break in for six league matches and five Foxtel Cup appearances culminating in a Read More [+]