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Congratulations to the following members who were drawn in week one of the South Fremantle Football Club’s Lucky Lottery for 2017.
135 – Max Coxall
144 – Matt Cuccovia
176 – Donald Doig
200 – Emilio Epis
727 – Dylan Goodall
Be sure to come down to our Members Night every Friday night to watch the draw live!
The annual Life Member’s Reunion was held on Sunday April 30th with Life Member Jim Christie given the honour of toasting the South Fremantle Football Club. Jim’s heartfelt speech, highlighting the Premier Family Club theme, was very well received by all the guests in attendance and the full speech is included below for your interest. Well done Jim and congratulations on receiving the honour.
"Ladies and Gentlemen and Distinguished Guests. I am privileged to propose a Toast to the South Fremantle Football Club – The Premier Family Club.
Since its foundation and the building of this hall, our founder Griff John looks down on us, however there is one continuing thread that binds our Players, Administrators, Members, Life Members, Lifetime Members and our thousands of loyal supporters situated all over Australia. That continuing thread is collectively, the 'love of South Fremantle'.
It is worth mentioning here that Griff John’s Grandson continues to support South and sponsors Marlion Pickett.
SOUTH Fremantle coach Todd Curley speaking after the Bulldogs' ANZAC Day Derby victory over East Fremantle ahead of the bye this week and then a clash with Perth at Lathlain Park in Round 8.
QUESTION: If I told you when you were 19 points down midway through the third quarter that you'd win by 41 and it could have been more, you would have taken that?
ANSWER: Definitely we would take the four points before the game anytime, especially in a derby. Looks like we got through unscathed, we certainly weren’t at our best I thought we warmed to it half way through the third quarter. To kick 13.22 and have 68 inside 50’s the score board maybe doesn’t do it justice but I guess that’s down to East Fremantle’s pressure to force us not to play our way.
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Congratulations to the following members who were drawn in week one of the South Fremantle Lucky Lottery:
135 - Max Coxall
144 - Matt Cuccovia
176 - Donald Doig
200 - Emilio Epis
727 - Dylan Goodall
Be sure to come down to our Members Night every Friday night to watch the draw live!
SOUTH Fremantle couldn’t capitalise on some dominance for two and-a-half quarters before delivering 10 of the last 12 goals to beat East Fremantle by 41 points in the ANZAC Day Derby.
The Sharks came into the clash at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on ANZAC Day desperate for a first victory of 2017 and looked a real chance of achieving that when leading by 19 points midway through the third quarter.
However, from that point on South Fremantle got rolling and kicked the next eight goals to set up the eventual 13.22 (100) to 9.5 (59) victory.
SOUTH Fremantle's past three games have been dominant with the Bulldogs looking to continue that hot form to return to top spot on the WAFL ladder ahead of the ANZAC Day Derby against East Fremantle at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.
The Bulldogs and Sharks do battle on ANZAC Day at Fremantle Community Bank Oval for what has now become an annual event to commemorate the occasion.
The game will begin at 4.10pm at the port and will be telecast live on 7mate from 4pm.
THE two wins in the league and reserves last weekend against Claremont were important. The senior sides are putting together some solid football recently, and it’s great to be a part of.
Although winning games is a good outcome, our focus has been working hard on the small things we can control before we even arrive at the ground on game day.
Earlier this season, our leadership coach Bruce Willis introduced the leadership group to the importance of ‘marginal gains’ in our preparation.
SOUTH Fremantle sits on top of the WAFL heading into Round 6 on the back of three thumping wins ahead of the Anzac Day Derby up against East Fremantle at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.
The Bulldogs have beaten Peel Thunder by 43 points, West Perth by 103 and Claremont by 65 the previous three weeks to move to top spot after five rounds.
That means South Fremantle heads into the first derby of 2017 full of confidence against the winless East Fremantle, but everyone knows anything can happen in a derby.
This is the now traditional Anzac Derby between the two clubs and bouncedown will be at 4.10pm with the game broadcast live on 7mate from 4pm.
WHAT South Fremantle coach Todd Curley had to say following a 65-point win over Claremont on Good Friday that took the Bulldogs to top spot on the WAFL ladder.
QUESTION: You must have been happy with another strong performance?
ANSWER: I thought we were really good, especially early when the game was up for grabs in the first quarter. Then it got a bit slippery for everyone and it was a bit untidy and the second quarter wasn’t that good. But our response and intensity in the second was pretty good even though obviously they were down a few soldiers right at the end. But we'll take the four points no doubt.
SOUTH Fremantle scored its third straight dominant WAFL victory to shoot to top spot on the back of a 65-point win over Claremont on Good Friday at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.
It was billed as a top-of-the-table clash between the Bulldogs and Tigers at the port on Good Friday with great anticipation for the contest.
South Fremantle is coming off a preliminary final appearance last year and having won its last two games over Peel Thunder and West Perth by a combined 146 points.
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