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Fremantle Football Club


Clubname	Fremantle
Fullname	Fremantle Football Club
Nicknames	The Dockers, Freo
Season	2011
Pre-season	First round
Afterfinals	11th
Topgoalkicker	Kepler Bradley & Chris Mayne (25 goals)
Bestandfairest	TBC
Founded	1994
Colours	Green Red Purple White (1994-2010) Purple White (2011-)
League	Australian Football League
Chairman	Steve Harris
Coach	Ross Lyon
Captain	Matthew Pavlich
Premierships	Nil
Ground	Patersons Stadium (1995 � )
Ground2	WACA Ground (1995 � 2000)
Ground3	Fremantle Oval (training and pre-season)
Capacity	43,500
Capacity2	24,500
Capacity3	17,500
Url	www.fremantlefc.com.au
Current	2011 season

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The Fremantle Football Club, nicknamed The Dockers, is an Australian rules football team which plays in the Australian Football League (AFL). The club is based in the port city of Fremantle at the mouth of the Swan River in Western Australia. In 1995 it became the second team from Western Australia to be admitted to the national Australian rules football competition, honouring the rich footballing tradition and history associated with Fremantle.

Matthew Pavlich has been club captain since the beginning of the 2007 season. High profile players since the club's inception include the league's tallest ever player Aaron Sandilands, former captains Peter Bell and Shaun McManus, former number one draft pick Clive Waterhouse, winners of the AFL Rising Star award Paul Hasleby and Rhys Palmer, Luke McPharlin and Jeff Farmer.

The club is coached by former St Kilda coach Ross Lyon following the sacking of Mark Harvey at the end of the 2011 AFL home and away season.

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McCartney joins Freo's development academy - AFL.com

AFL.com---Fremantle football- manager Chris Bond said McCartney would complement the -club's- development program. "Given Jason's playing background and expertise in ... - Date : Tue, 19 Oct 2010 03:20:41 GMT+00:00

I owe Pies: Tarrant - AFL.com

AFL.com--"I'd really like to thank the -Fremantle Football Club-, as they've been great to me," Tarrant said. "What I take away from there is that they really helped ... - Date : Mon, 11 Oct 2010 06:13:48 GMT+00:00

Leadership :
Seasons	Captain	Coach
1995 � 1996	Ben Allan	Gerard Neesham
1997 � 1998	Peter Mann	Gerard Neesham
1999	Chris Bond	Damian Drum
2000 � 2001	Shaun McManus & Adrian Fletcher (co-captains)	Damian Drum, Ben Allan from Rd 10, 2001
2002 � 2006	Peter Bell	Chris Connolly
2007	Matthew Pavlich	Chris Connolly/Mark Harvey from Rd 16
2008-2011	Matthew Pavlich	Mark Harvey
2012	TBC	Ross Lyon

Awards :
Season	Doig Medal Winners	Beacon Award Winners	Best Clubman	Leading Goalkicker
1995	Peter Mann	Scott Chisholm		Peter Mann (33)
1996	Stephen O'Reilly	Gavin Mitchell		Kingsley Hunter (33)
1997	Dale Kickett	Mark Gale		Kingsley Hunter (32)
1998	Jason Norrish	Brad Dodd	Chris Bond & Jason Norrish	Clive Waterhouse (30)
1999	Adrian Fletcher	Clem Michael	Ashley Prescott	Tony Modra (71)
2000	Troy Cook	Paul Hasleby	Dale Kickett & John Rankin	Clive Waterhouse (53)
2001	Peter Bell	Dion Woods	Leigh Brown	Justin Longmuir & Matthew Pavlich (28)
2002	Matthew Pavlich	Paul Medhurst	Shaun McManus	Trent Croad (42)
2003	Peter Bell	Graham Polak	Troy Longmuir	Paul Medhurst (50)
2004	Peter Bell	Andrew Browne	Matthew Carr	Paul Medhurst (41)
2005	Matthew Pavlich	David Mundy	Troy Cook	Matthew Pavlich (61)
2006	Matthew Pavlich	Marcus Drum	Luke Webster	Matthew Pavlich (71)
2007	Matthew Pavlich	Robert Warnock	Heath Black	Matthew Pavlich (72)
2008	Matthew Pavlich	Rhys Palmer	Luke Webster	Matthew Pavlich (67)
2009	Aaron Sandilands	Stephen Hill	Michael Johnson	Matthew Pavlich (28)
2010	David Mundy	Michael Barlow	Matthew de Boer	Matthew Pavlich (61)

Finals results :
Year	Final	Date	Opponent	Home/Away	Score (Fremantle's score is in bold)	Margin	Venue
2003	1st Elimination Final	Friday, 5 September	Essendon	Home	8.9 (57) � 15.11 (101)	−44	Patersons Stadium
2006	2nd Qualifying Final	Saturday, 9 September	Adelaide	Away	10.16 (76) � 7.4 (46)	−30	AAMI Stadium
	2nd Semi-Final	Friday, 15 September	Melbourne	Home	14.18 (102) � 11.8 (74)	+28	Patersons Stadium
	1st Preliminary Final	Friday, 22 September	Sydney	Away	19.13 (127) � 14.8 (92)	−35	ANZ Stadium
2010
	2nd Elimination Final	Saturday, 4 September	Hawthorn	Home	14.10 (94) � 8.16 (64)	+30	Patersons Stadium
	2nd Semi-Final	Friday, 10 September	Geelong	Away	20.15 (135) � 10.6 (66)	−69	MCG

Song :
Season	Members	Change from previous season	Finishing position	Average home match crowds
1995	18,456	�	13th	23,361
1996	19,622	(+) 1166 (+6.32%)	13th	22,473
1997	19,949	(+) 327 (+1.67%)	12th	21,982
1998	22,186	(+) 2237 (+11.21%)	15th	23,104
1999	24,896	(+) 2710 (+12.21%)	15th	23,972
2000	24,925	(+) 29 (+0.12%)	12th	22,357
2001	23,898	(-) 1027 (−4.12%)	16th	21,258
2002	23,775	(-) 123 (−0.51%)	13th	26,359
2003	25,347	(+) 1572 (+6.61%)	5th	30,681
2004	32,259	(+) 6912 (+27.27%)	9th	36,258
2005	34,124	(+) 1865 (+5.78%)	10th	35,224
2006	35,666	(+) 1542 (+4.52%)	3rd	36,569
2007	43,343	(+) 7677 (+21.52%)	11th	37,474
2008	43,366	(+) 23 (+0.05%)	14th	35,877
2009	39,206	(-) 4160 (−9.6%)	14th	33,144
2010	39,854	(+) 648 (+1.63%)	6th	36,572

Number 1 Ticket Holders :
Year	Number 1 Ticket Holder
1995 � 1996	Carmen Lawrence
1997 � 2002	Jack Sheedy & Steve Marsh
2003 � 2005	Rove McManus
2006 � 2007	Luc Longley
2008	Jesse Dart (#1 Junior Ticket Holder)
2009	Nick O'Hern
2010	Eskimo Joe

Fremantle Football Club

1 . Ballantyne 2 . Morabito 3 . Schammer 4 . Hasleby 5 . Ibbotson 6 . Broughton 7 . Solomon 8 . Suban 9 . McPhee 10 . Palmer 11 . Headland 12 . O'Brien 13 . Fyfe 14 . Grover 15 . Crowley 16 . Mundy 17 . Houghton 18 . McPharlin 19 . Hinkley 20 . Tarrant 21 . Barlow* 22 . Thornton 23 . Mayne 24 . Roberton 25 . Dodd 26 . Bradley 27 . Bollenhagen 28 . Murphy 29 . Pavlich 30 . Clarke 31 . Sandilands 32 . Hill 33 . Bucovas 34 . Hall 35 . Ruffles 36 . Silvagni* 37 . Johnson 38 . Walters 39 . Sibosado* 40 . de Boer* 41 . Duffield 43 . Hayden 44 . Crighton 45 . Shepheard* 46 . Pearce* 47 . van Berlo*
. Harvey

Clubs in the Australian Football League

Clubs		Adelaide * Brisbane Lions * Carlton * Collingwood * Essendon * Fremantle * Geelong * Hawthorn * Melbourne * North Melbourne * Port Adelaide * Richmond * St Kilda * Sydney Swans * West Coast Eagles * Western Bulldogs
Former Clubs		Brisbane Bears (1987 �1996) * Fitzroy (1897 �1996) * University (1908 �1914)
Future Clubs		Gold Coast (2011) * Western Sydney (2012)
Club Bids		Tasmania (2015+)

Australian rules football in Western Australia

Representative side		The Sandgropers
Governing Bodies		West Australian Football Commission, West Australian Country Football League (regional)
Professional Clubs (AFL)		West Coast Eagles, Fremantle Football Club
Statewide Leagues		West Australian Football League (WAFL)
Perth Metropolitan Leagues		Western Australian Amateur Football League, Mercantile Football Association, Sunday Football League, Western Australian Football Association
Regional Leagues		Avon, Central Kimberley, Central Midlands, Central Wheatbelt, East Kimberley, Eastern Districts, Esperance District, Fortescue, Gascoyne, Goldfields, Great Northern, Great Southern, Hills, Lower South West, Mortlock, Newman, North Midlands, North Pilbara, Ongerup, Peel, Ravensthorpe, South West, Upper Great Southern, West Kimberley
Women's Leagues		West Australian Women's Football League
Principal Venues		Subiaco Oval, Fremantle Oval, Medibank Private Stadium, East Fremantle Oval, Steel Blue Oval, Rushton Park, Claremont Oval, Arena Joondalup, EFTel Oval

Professional sporting teams based in Perth

Association football (soccer)		A-L / W-L / NYL: Perth Glory
Australian Football		AFL: Fremantle * West Coast Eagles
Baseball		Claxton Shield: Perth Heat
Basketball		NBL: Perth Wildcats * WNBL: Perth Lynx
Cricket		Sheffield Shield / 50 overs / 20 overs: Western Warriors * WNCL: Western Fury
Field Hockey		AHL: WA Thundersticks * WA Diamonds
Netball		ANZ Championship: West Coast Fever
Rugby Union		Super 14: Western Force

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