Archive for April, 2010

Dockers rookies fighting to stay in team

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14 years
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Fremantle will begin talks today to decide which three rookies to drop off their senior list after Sunday’s western derby.

Alex Silvagni, Matt de Boer, Clancee Pearce and Jay van Berlo have all played key roles for Fremantle this season, but with injured trio Antoni Grover, Tim Ruffles and Scott Thornton set to return next week, the Dockers must drop three rookies from their main list.

Silvagni and van Berlo have played every game this year, de Boer has been selected three times and Pearce has played in the past two matches.

With the return of Tim Ruffles and Scott Thornton to the main list from the long term injury list, Jay van Berlo and Clancee Pearce are now back on the rookie list.

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West Coast Vs. Fremantle – Round 6 Teams

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14 years
by in Team Selections

West Coast
B: Shannon Hurn, Darren Glass, Brett Jones
HB: Scott Selwood, Will Schofield, Andrew Embley
C: Matt Rosa, Matt Priddis, Brad Ebert
HF: Ashton Hams, Josh Kennedy, Beau Waters
F: Nic Naitanui, Quinten Lynch, Mark LeCras
Foll: Dean Cox, Adam Selwood, Tom Swift
I/C (from): Mitchell Brown, Chris Masten, Eric MacKenzie, Patrick McGinnity, Ben McKinley, Brad Sheppard, Lewis Stevenson

In: Lynch, McKinley, MacKenzie, Swift, Sheppard
Out: Matthew Spangher, Bradd Dalziell

New: Brad Sheppard (East Fremantle)

Fremantle
B: Alex Silvagni, Chris Tarrant, Ryan Crowley
HB: Greg Broughton, Luke McPharlin, Roger Hayden
C: Adam McPhee, David Mundy, Paul Hasleby
HF: Michael Johnson, Matthew Pavlich, Stephen Hill
F: Matt de Boer, Chris Mayne, Hayden Ballantyne
Foll: Aaron Sandilands, Michael Barlow, Paul Duffield
I/C (from): Nathan Fyfe, Rhys Palmer, Anthony Morabito, Byron Schammer, Dylan Roberton, Kepler Bradley, Zac Clarke

In: Schammer, Palmer, Roberton, Bradley, Clarke
Out: Clancee Pearce, Jay van Berlo

New: Dylan Roberton (Dandenong Stingrays)

Highlights – Vs. Richmond – Round 5

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14 years
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Freo had off-night, Harvey concedes

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14 years
by in News

FREMANTLE coach Mark Harvey concedes his side strayed from the high-pressure football that has become its trademark this season in an uninspiring 39-point win over Richmond on Anzac Day.

Fourth-placed Fremantle conceded the first five goals of the match on Sunday night, giving Richmond’s midfielders time and space on Subiaco Oval.

A 27-point deficit late in the first term eventually became a comfortable win, but Harvey wasn’t paying his side too many compliments post match.

“It was a scrappy game, probably reflective of a big build-up to an Anzac game and two young sides,” he said.

“At the end we walk away from a game where we didn’t play very well, but that can be reflective of the opposition, and I think Richmond’s improving.

“It wasn’t our best performance, but if we can finish up winning a game by 40-odd points then I think that’s the point.

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Freo hammer Tigers

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14 years
by in Match Results

Fremantle   1.5   4.12  10.19  15.22 (112)
Richmond    6.1   6.4    9.5      11.7 (73)

GOALS
Fremantle: Pavlich 4, Ballantyne 3, Sandilands 2, Hill, Crowley, Duffield, de Boer, Fyfe, Hasleby
Richmond: Rance, Nahas 3, Riewoldt 2, Martin, Taylor, Tuck

BEST
Fremantle: Sandilands, Barlow, Mundy, Ballantyne, Broughton, Pavlich
Richmond: Nahas, Foley, Martin, Rance, Tuck, Deledio

INJURIES
Fremantle: Nil
Richmond: Tambling (hamstring), Taylor (knee)

Reports: Nil

Changes: Nil

Umpires: Nicholls, Dalgleish, Schmitt

Crowd: 38,010 at Subiaco Oval

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Highlights – Vs. St Kilda – Round 4

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14 years
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Eskimo Joe is Number One

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14 years
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The Fremantle Football Club is proud to announce Australian rock band Eskimo Joe as its new Number One Ticket Holder for 2010.

Eskimo Joe, which consists of vocalist and bassist Kav Temperley, drummer and guitarist Joel Quartermain and guitarist Stuart MacLeod, have a distinct Freo flavour, with the band having been formed in East Fremantle in 1997.

Fremantle General Manager of Business Operations David Pitts said having Eskimo Joe representing the club was an easy decision.

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Fremantle Vs. Richmond – Round 5 Teams

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14 years
by in Team Selections

Fremantle

B: Jay van Berlo, Chris Tarrant, Adam McPhee
HB: Greg Broughton, Luke McPharlin, Roger Hayden
C: Matthew de Boer, David Mundy, Paul Hasleby
HF: Michael Johnson, Matthew Pavlich, Stephen Hill
F: Des Headland, Chris Mayne, Anthony Morabito
Foll: Aaron Sandilands, Michael Barlow, Paul Duffield
I/C (from): Hayden Ballantyne, Rhys Palmer, Nat Fyfe, Clancee Pearce, Kepler Bradley, Ryan Crowley, Alex Silvagni

In: Fyfe, Palmer, Bradley
Out: –

New: Nat Fyfe (Claremont)

Richmond

B: Shane Edwards, Luke McGuane, Matt Dea
HB: Richard Tambling, Kelvin Moore, Chris Newman
C: Dustin Martin, Brett Deledio, Trent Cotchin
HF: Troy Taylor, Jack Riewoldt, Nathan Foley
F: Ben Nason, David Astbury, Ben Cousins
Foll: Tyrone Vickery, Alex Rance, Shane Tuck
I/C (from): Troy Simmonds, Andrew Collins, Mitch Morton, Mitch Farmer, Dean Polo, Matt White, Robin Nahas

In: Newman, McGuane, Foley, Cousins, Polo, Nahas
Out: Daniel Jackson (leg), Tom Hislop (leg), Jayden Post

Freo welcomes Genova Dockers

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14 years
by in News

Today marked an important step in the development of Australian Rules Football in Europe.

At an official presentation to be held at the Fremantle Football Club Headquarters in Fremantle, the Secretary General of the Italian Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Marco Mari represented AFL Italia and accepted on behalf of the Genova Dockers, Fremantle’s newest partner club,  club Jumpers and other equipment being donated by Fremantle in support of this newly formed partnership.

The Genova Dockers will wear the Fremantle colours with pride as they make their debut in the first ever Italian Aussie Rules Competition kicking off in Milano, Italy on the first weekend in June against the Milano Aussie Rulers.

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Licuria guides Freo’s comeback kid

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14 years
by in News

COLLINGWOOD assistant coach Paul Licuria has emerged as an unlikely ally for Fremantle midfielder Rhys Palmer as the promising youngster attempts to make a successful AFL return after having his right knee reconstructed.

Palmer travelled to Melbourne with Fremantle in round four as part of a planned football education trip and had breakfast with Licuria, who overcame two knee reconstructions as a teenager to win consecutive Copeland Trophies at Collingwood in a 192-game career.

Former Collingwood high performance manager Simon Lloyd, who is now in charge of Fremantle’s development academy, saw the opportunity for Palmer to learn from Licuria’s experience and arranged the meeting.

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