SOUTH Fremantle returns home this Saturday to take on West Perth in a twilight WAFL fixture at Fremantle Community Bank Oval.

Bouncedown in the league clash will be at 4.15pm with the Bulldogs returning home on the back of a strong 43-point win over Peel Thunder in Mandurah last Saturday. West Perth is coming off a loss to Subiaco by 11 points at HBF Arena last Saturday.

The two teams last played in the 2016 qualifying final with South Fremantle beating West Perth also at Fremantle Community Bank Oval by 52 points.

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SOUTH Fremantle bounced back from a loss last week to end the winning run of reigning premiers Peel Thunder with an impressive 43-point win at Bendigo Bank Stadium on Saturday.

Peel came into the game having not lost since Round 22 last year. The Thunder went on to win the last five games of 2016 on the way to a maiden premiership before impressive wins to start 2017 against East Perth and East Fremantle.

That meant they were full of confidence heading into Saturday's clash at home to South Fremantle who they beat in last year's preliminary final.

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SOUTH Fremantle started the season so impressively and now after a hiccup last week will look to bounce back hard this Saturday against Peel Thunder in Mandurah.

The Bulldogs were tremendous in Round 1 against Subiaco winning by 39 points before an inaccurate and inefficient performance against Swan Districts last week.

However, South Fremantle now heads to Bendigo Bank Stadium looking to rebound straightaway up against a Peel team coming off winning the 2016 premiership and who has now won seven games in-a-row.

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SOUTH Fremantle remains on the road in Round 3 taking on reigning premiers Peel Thunder at Bendigo Bank Stadium in Mandurah on Saturday.

The Bulldogs are looking to bounce back quickly from last week's loss to Swan Districts and putting an ended to the Thunder's current seven-game winning streak.

MATCH DAY INFO
SOUTH FREMANTLE v PEEL THUNDER
Saturday April 1, 2.15pm
Bendigo Bank Stadium

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I HAVE to admit a big reason I was determined to return with South Fremantle this year was to play on with Adam Guglielmana. He is one of my best mates and I was looking forward to that, but unfortunately he has decided to retire and he definitely deserves some recognition.

I really wanted to come back to finish off my career with SFFC as I have some good friends at the club and the place means a lot to me. I was super excited to play with one of my best mates this year in Googs but he unfortunately retired just before pre-season. Now I have to hang out with Brock Higgins and that’s not ideal. 

On the topic, not much has been said about Adam’s retirement and I think that’s the way he would like it but he deserves a lot of credit for a great career he had. He put everything into his time here at SFFC both on and off the field and is a great role model for a lot of young guys coming up through the ranks. On another positive for Adam he has really taken a liking to the retirement life and his bench press has gone down from a max of 35kg to a stunning 20kg but he's happy and that’s the main thing. 

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SOUTH Fremantle kicked the first goal of the game but from there inaccuracy and missed opportunities set in with Swan Districts ending up 21-point winners at Steel Blue Oval.

The Bulldogs started the season in impressive fashion beating Subiaco at Fremantle Community Bank Oval by 39 points.

South Fremantle then started encouragingly against Swans at Bassendean with the first goal through Blaine Johnson. But they then kicked seven first quarter behinds from there and never really recovered.

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SOUTH Fremantle currently has the position of Talent Identification Officer available within the club to assist with the identification, assessment and reporting of talented footballers aged 13-19. 

Talent Identification Officer:
This is a crucial role within the club with the key purpose, to assist with the identification, assessment and reporting of talented footballers aged 13-19 within the South Fremantle recruiting zone in accordance with the South Fremantle. 

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SOUTH Fremantle has won its last four matches over Swan Districts and will look to continue that run going on Saturday at Steel Blue Oval.

Swan Districts and South Fremantle both made winning starts to their 2017 WAFL seasons last Saturday and will be looking to continue that momentum on Saturday at Steel Blue Oval.

Swans had a disastrous season in 2016 but is already halfway to reaching that win tally following last week's 12-point win over Perth at Steel Blue Oval.

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IT was an awesome feeling to get back out there again on Saturday. Watching on for six months after I broke my leg and then when the team is playing so well you just want to be part of it and it's pretty tough sitting there watching. It was definitely a tough six months and the rehab is the hardest thing I've had to go through.

I did my knee back in 2011 and this was a lot tougher for a number of reasons with the rehab. I'm a bit older now so don’t bounce back as quickly and I also I knew the boys were preparing to play finals and I just wanted to be out there, but knew I couldn’t be.

To be honest I think our last pre-season game was when I got a bit more emotional to be back out there, so I was just relieved to be out there last Saturday in Round 1. I was a bit anxious to see how I would go again but it was handy in that pre-season game against Claremont that the ball seemed to keep coming to me so that helped with my confidence.

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SOUTH Fremantle heads to Steel Blue Oval in Bassendean to take on a rejuvenated Swan Districts on Saturday in a match being used to promote the 'Stop the Coward Punch' message.

Both South Fremantle and Swan Districts were victorious in Round 1 of the 2017 McDonald's WAFL Premiership Season leading to what looms as a terrific contest on Saturday.

MATCH DAY INFO
SOUTH FREMANTLE v SWAN DISTRICTS
Saturday March 25, 2.15pm
Steel Blue Oval 

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