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Bring on 2008! Contents

From the President...... 5

From the Senior Coach...... 7

From the Captain...... 9

The Doig Medal...... 10

Doig Medallist – Matthew Pavlich...... 10

Runner-Up – Antoni Grover...... 11

Third Place – Luke McPharlin...... 11

Joint Fourth Place – Dean Solomon, Josh Carr, Roger Hayden and Peter Bell...... 12

Beacon Award – Robert Warnock...... 12

Best Clubman – Heath Black...... 12

The Doig Medal Presentation Dinner...... 13

Chief Executive Officer’s Report...... 16

Football...... 16

Finance...... 18

Sponsorship and Strategic Partnerships...... 18

In the Community...... 19

Aligned Charities...... 20

Commercial Operations...... 21

Membership...... 21

Match Day...... 22

Corporate Hospitality and Events...... 22

Merchandise...... 22

2007 Sponsors...... 25

Honour Board...... 26

2007 Team...... 30

2007 Season Statistics...... 32

2007 Season Round by Round...... 34

Players...... 36

Board and Executive Management...... 57

Staff...... 58

Farewells...... 59

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From the President The coming season is about the Fremantle Football Club taking the next step. It is a step that we all want to take and it is one that we have to take.

Some expected that to have already We are certainly doing something about it at We also said farewell to two retiring loyal occurred, especially after our 2006 season. Fremantle. We head into season 2008 with servants, Shane Parker and Troy Cook, There were high expectations on us from a new coaching team led by Mark Harvey. who gave our club everything they could those outside our club expecting that our His appointment, I believe, signals that our and played with a passion that has inspired Preliminary Final appearance of 2006 to next step is ready to be taken. We have a many a young player and excited the fans. automatically translate into much more strong, stable playing list to which we have Matthew Pavlich, in his first year as this year. Inside the club we were fully added some exciting young talent through Captain, led the team tremendously well aware that we could not underestimate the this year’s National Draft. with another outstanding season and was competition and the desire of every other While our off-field performance continues rewarded with his fourth Doig Medal and his club to achieve more in the coming year. to see our club as one of the strongest with fifth All Australian selection. a fifth consecutive record membership and We were all taught, especially the a record number of sponsors and corporate We are now very much focused on taking pundits that created those expectations, partners, our on field performance did not the important next step with our on-field a solid lesson of the closeness of the deliver what we expected. The year started performances. I firmly believe that we competition in which we play and the need and continued to deliver setbacks and have the coaching team, administration to consistently perform week in and week disappointments, whether that was with and playing group to deliver our objective out. A strong performance in one year does player unavailability or through our inability of establishing ourselves as consistent not automatically translate the following to deliver wins when we were positioned to finals participants. The changes we have season. We were not alone this year as do so at various stages of games. One of made leading into 2008 confirm that we are other clubs also experienced the transition those challenges we faced of course was clearly and firmly committed to achieving from finals one year to a September holiday the departure of Chris Connolly as Senior that objective. the following. Coach and Mark Harvey taking charge in such fine style for the remaining seven The competition must be respected as Unfortunately that feeling is experienced games of the season. other teams will be seeking to do similar by teams from all sporting codes around to us. However, with the commitment of our the world. The great Manchester United Despite what was thrown our way we dedicated staff, coaches and players, the experienced a 2005/2006 season continued to battle out the season. opportunity is before us and I look forward that was described as annus horribilis, We have seen players develop their to being able to refer to our season in the a horrible year. Their legendary Manager, careers further with the club, five of our young players made their AFL debuts and not too distant future as annus mirabilis, Sir Alex Ferguson said after that season acquitted themselves well as they took year of wonders. “people can curl up and die in the face of the first steps of their careers and our disappointment but men of purpose and established players reached memorable ambition do something about it.” career milestones. Shaun McManus played his 200th AFL game and Paul Hasleby, James Walker, Peter Bell and Troy Cook played their 150th games for the club Rick Hart earning Life Membership. President

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From the Senior Coach It is a great honour to be the Senior Coach of the Fremantle Football Club. It is a role that carries with it a great responsibility, a responsibility that I take on willingly and look forward to as we prepare for the coming season.

Heading into round 16 this year I was coaching team assembled that will take They have both made a magnificent asked to step into the role of Senior Coach us forward in Peter German, Dean Wallis, contribution to our club. for the remaining seven weeks of the Chris Bond, Chris Scott, Steve Malaxos and Every club will look back at the season season. For all I have experienced in my Michael Prior. We have added resources and admire Geelong who showed the 23 years in the AFL as a player and coach, into our football department as we take our competition a clean pair of heels finishing it would be fair to say that what I was about player and team development programmes three wins and nearly 40 per cent clear at to experience at that time, the pressures and to the next level also. the top of the ladder, taking the flag and responsibilities of Senior Coach, would be We did not participate in the annual player virtually every major award available. They something that I had never sampled before. trade this year preferring to add to our delivered consistent performances across The response of the players and coaches playing list in the National Draft. We have the home and away season. Consistency, for that round 16 match in Adelaide was a mature list that has been together now on many levels, left us in 2007 and must tremendous under what were difficult for some time and it is important that we be restored next season. circumstances for everyone and the support add youth to that list to position the club What has been consistent however is the I received from the staff, players, members well for the future. We have gained some level of support we enjoy at Fremantle. and supporters at that time was fantastic. exciting young talent. The support our club receives from its When the opportunity was presented to me It was pleasing in 2007 that we had the members, supporters and corporate to become your Senior Coach for the next opportunity to see many of our younger partners is tremendous and greatly three years the decision was, quite frankly, players make a contribution during the appreciated. It is a very passionate and an easy one. course of the year, some adding to their loyal support. I firmly believe that we have the players and current games tallies while others made We have the players, coaches and that they have the commitment necessary their AFL debuts. We played 40 players in specialist staff with the determination for success. But we all need to be clear that 2007, the most in any one season since our and commitment to what we have to do more is needed to achieve the consistency debut year in 1995. We also saw players in season 2008. of performance necessary for us to achieve take on more responsibility or play in roles success in this competition. That will mean that they would otherwise not have played. hard, competitive football each week. That All that placing us well as we move forward. is what we want from each individual player Two of the club’s great stalwarts departed and want we want from the team. the scene this year. Shane Parker and The hard work started with pre-season Troy Cook played the game with everything training on 29 October and that will they had and gave the commitment that Mark Harvey continue throughout 2008. We have a great is necessary to play at the top level. Senior Coach

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From the Captain It was an honour to lead the team as your Club Captain in 2007. As we all know it was a difficult year for us and the disappointment that we all felt not playing in this year’s finals series after our performances in 2006 has provided us with the additional resolve and motivation for 2008.

Every player worked extremely hard his 200 game milestone for the club, While it was a tumultuous time with Chris in the pre-season and during the year to as well as Paul Hasleby, James Walker, leaving mid-season, the response of the give their very best performances. We set Troy Cook and Peter Bell who achieved players when Mark Harvey took over as ourselves to continue our form from last Life Membership during the year as they Senior Coach for the remaining seven year into this year. However, our season played their 150th games. It is fantastic games of the season was fantastic. did not start well and our round one game that these four players, who have given total It certainly showed me that we have the against Port Adelaide, where we did not commitment to the Fremantle Football Club, ability and the strength of character we finish off the game after being in a winning have now been recognised as Life Members. need to reach our goals. However, we still position, was repeated too often during It was also a year when two of our players need to work hard in our preparation for the season. We found ourselves in winning decided it was time to hang up their boots 2008 and in particular focus on those positions in games on many occasions and take a well earned rest after long, areas that let us down at times during and for whatever reason failed to take distinguished AFL careers. Troy Cook and 2007. We have changes in the playing group the points at the final siren. We were Shane Parker have given everything they through retirements and de-listings as inconsistent in our performances and that could on and off the field for our club. well as with some exciting additions to the took its toll at the end of season. They have shown great professionalism, squad through the draft. As a team we let ourselves down at commitment and passion consistently over The players were disappointed with the times with our inconsistency and that such long careers. They have made their mark outcome of 2007. Everyone will be working was not acceptable. While we had on the game, at our club and with their fellow hard to make the necessary improvements players unavailable through serious players. On behalf of everyone at Fremantle we need, as a team and as individuals, injury unfortunately we also had players and the playing group, I would like to say a to make sure that we deliver consistent unavailable for other reasons. That affected wholehearted thanks to both Troy and Shane. performances in 2008 both at home and us as we were not able to put our very best The year seemed to present challenges away. Every player has that commitment. team on the field. But those absences for us to deal with far too often than we Every player wants to play finals football. provided opportunities for other players to would have liked or expected. One of the step up and they did so with great credit On behalf of the player group I would like to biggest challenges was the departure of to themselves and the club. thank you for your support in 2007 and look Chris Connolly. He had done a fantastic job forward to your continued support in 2008. We had 40 players appear in the senior over the years helping to build not only the side this year and that shows the great team but also the club. He was passionate depth we have at the club at the moment. about Fremantle and worked tremendously Five players made their debuts this year hard to make our club strong. Chris also and many others achieved significant did a fantastic job developing players game milestones. I would especially like to and to establish themselves within the Matthew Pavlich congratulate Shaun McManus for reaching competition. Club Captain

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 9 2007 Doig Medal Doig Medallist

Matthew Pavlich

In his first year as Club Captain, Matthew Pavlich led from the front to claim his fourth Doig Medal as the club’s best and fairest in season in 2007. The record-making win in this year’s Doig Medal capped off another outstanding year that saw Matthew earn his fifth All Australian selection after dominating up forward, booting a club season record 72 goals at an average of 3.4 per game. His 300th career goal came in round 19 against Essendon. His 22 games in 2007 continued his consecutive games streak to 144, having not missed a game since round 15, 2001, and took his career tally to 175 games. This season Matthew led the AFL in marks with 203 at an average of 9.2 per game and collected 381 disposals at an average of 17.3 per game. His impressive season also saw him named Captain of the SANFL’s honorary 2007 State of Origin team. The 2007 Doig Medal win, his third in succession, follows his wins in 2002, 2005 and 2006 and makes Matthew the record holder for most Doig Medals having shared the record previously with Peter Bell who won in 2001, 2003 and 2004. Matthew was runner-up in 2003 and finished in third place in 2004. The captain sealed the season by committing to the club for another three seasons.

Doig Medal Top Ten

Doig Medallist Matthew Pavlich 29

Second Place Antoni Grover 24

Third Place Luke McPharlin 22

Equal Fourth Place Peter Bell 21

Roger Hayden 21

Josh Carr 21

Dean Solomon 21

Eighth Place Des Headland 20

Equal Ninth Place Heath Black 17

Michael Johnson 17

10 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 Runner Up

Antoni Grover

Defender Antoni Grover was rewarded for his outstanding and arguably his best season receiving his first top three finish in the Doig Medal as runner-up to Matthew Pavlich. Reflecting a consistent year in the club’s defence, this year he averaged 13.5 possessions and 4.6 marks per game. He failed to poll a vote in only six of his 21 games this season. Regularly handed the job of containing some of the league’s most damaging forwards, Antoni stamped his authority as one of the competition’s most effective shut down defenders in 2007 and was rewarded for his endeavours with his first selection in the WA State of Origin team. Promoted from the club’s Rookie List, Antoni made his AFL debut in round 21 1999 against Sydney at the WACA Ground. He has gone on to play 129 games for the club.

Third Place PREVIOUS DOIG Luke McPharlin MEDALLISTS

Joining fellow defender and Doig 2006...... Matthew Pavlich Medal runner-up Antoni Grover as key figures in Fremantle’s backline throughout 2005...... Matthew Pavlich the season, fullback Luke McPharlin also 2004...... Peter Bell claimed his first top three finish in the Doig Medal for 2007 with 22 votes. 2003...... Peter Bell Luke played 21 games in season 2007 to 2002...... Matthew Pavlich take his tally to 101 games for Fremantle and 113 AFL games in total. 2001...... Peter Bell He averaged 14.1 disposals and 7.2 marks 2000...... Troy Cook per game and despite playing most of the season at fullback, he again showed his 1999...... Adrian Fletcher versatility when moved forward in the round 1998...... Jason Norrish 21 match against Melbourne, his 100th game for Fremantle, kicking 5 goals to take 1997...... Dale Kickett his career tally to 68. He earned his third WA State of Origin selection in 2007. 1996...... Stephen O’Reilly 1995...... Peter Mann

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 11 Equal Fourth Place Dean Solomon Josh Carr

In his first year for the club, 2007 was yet another Dean showed what an asset outstanding season for the vice he is by leading the season’s captain, averaging 21 disposals tackle count with 108 tackles and four tackles per game and and earning more free kicks kicking 14 goals for the season. than any other Fremantle Josh had 138 contested player (33). possessions, 51 hard ball Dean averaged more than gets, 59 loose ball gets and 15 disposals a game and 79 season tackles. Another not finished the season with 46 to take a backward step on the hard ball gets. He was a vital field, he earned his second addition up forward with 11 State of Origin selection goals and ranked second at the in 2007. club with 23 goal assists.

Roger Hayden Peter Bell

The smooth style of Roger Former captain Peter running from defence was a Bell had another outstanding highlight of the season and season. He played all was recognised nationally 22 games, averaged 22 as he earned his first squad possessions per game, and nomination for All Australian showed why he is one of the selection. premier players in the AFL. Roger played all 22 games this Peter earned his sixth season and was rewarded for a consecutive State of Origin great year with his first State of selection, earned AFL Life Origin selection. He led the club Membership and Fremantle with 68 rebound 50s. Football Club Life Membership this year. He is a three time Doig Medal winner and three time runner-up. Best Clubman Beacon Award Heath Black Robert Warnock

THE BEST Clubman award is The annual Beacon Award presented to a person that is presented to the club’s best has made an outstanding new talent. To be eligible, contribution to the club both a player must be under the on and off the field. age of 21 years on or before 31 December of the previous Heath’s total commitment to year and have played less his preparation and on field than 10 games at the start performances were matched of the season. by his work around the club. He readily made himself Robert joined the club through available to represent the club the 2005 NAB AFL Draft and at various functions whilst made his debut in round 6 maintaining his high game against Brisbane, kicking a goal preparation standards. Heath in his first AFL game. He went worked closely with and assisted on to play 12 games in 2007 the team’s younger players and for the last five games in a mentoring role. He is a carried the ruck in the absence worthy winner of the 2007 of Aaron Sandilands. Best Clubman Award.

12 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 2007 Doig Medal Presentation Dinner

Red carpet arrivals

Retiring Life Member Troy Cook with parents Gloria and Allan

The Doig family representatives at this year’s gala event

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 13 2007 Doig Medal Presentation Dinner

More than 1000 people attended the Luke McPharlin also capped off their fantastic club’s black-tie gala event of the year, the seasons, rewarded with runner up and third Doig Medal Presentation Dinner, at the place honours respectively. Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre Chris Connolly was presented with the inaugural on 6 October. Con Regan Award, given in recognition of an Hosted by Channel Nine’s Michael Thomson, individuals outstanding contribution to the club. the evening again belonged to Club Captain Matthew Pavlich who rounded off his stellar Troy Cook, James Walker, Peter Bell and season by taking out the 2007 Doig Medal. Paul Hasleby were also presented with their It was the fourth time he had won the club’s Life Membership to the club. best and fairest award and was his third President Rick Hart and Club Other awards included the Beacon Award, won Patron, His Excellency consecutive Doig Medal. by Robert Warnock, Best Clubman, won by Dr Kenneth Michael AC the With selections in the 2007 WA State of Heath Black and the Past Players Award, won Governor of Western Australia Origin side, defenders Antoni Grover and by Robert Haddrill.

2007 Life Member James Walker 2007 Life Member Paul Hasleby

2007 Life Member Peter Bell 2007 Life Member Troy Cook

2007 Season Milestones Presentation

14 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 CEO Cameron Schwab presents Beryl Regan with a Con Regan Medal

WAFL Achievement Award winner Andrew Foster

Chris Connolly receives the inaugural Con Regan Medal

Beacon Award winner Robert Warnock

Past Players Association Award winner Robert Haddrill

2007 Doig Medallist Matthew Pavlich

Best Clubman Award winner Heath Black

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 15 Chief Executive Officer’s Report As Chief Executive Officer, I am pleased to report that your club continued to establish itself as one of the AFL’s strongest in 2007. All key off field indicators showed that Fremantle now enjoys very high levels of support and brand strength in the national competition.

This year we will report our fourth consecutive one-million- Kepler Bradley to our playing list through the National Draft and our dollar-plus profit and we expect at least a similar result in 2008. pre‑season and development programmes are also well advanced. We exceeded $30 million gross revenue for the first time in It is my belief that we have assembled an outstanding team of our history and each of the club’s operational divisions met, hard working and talented staff across the whole organisation who or exceeded, its strategic priorities. Our new Strategic Plan for the deserve full recognition for their roles in developing the club to its period from 2008 to 2010 sets even higher standards and targets. current high standing in this tough competition. I am very proud of We continued to enjoy tremendous support at all levels in 2007. our staff, who should be equally proud of what they have achieved We set our fifth consecutive record membership, our corporate over the last six or so years. support through game day hospitality, signage and events also I would like to once again acknowledge the contributions of the set record levels and the club’s sponsorship revenues were also Senior Management team in 2007 – Gary Walton (Chief Operating at their highest level. Officer), Keith Black (General Manager – Corporate and Community Our Community Goal initiatives and Community Development Affairs), Steve Rosich (General Manager – Commercial Operations), Programme continue to set new benchmarks and this will be Darren Beazley (General Manager – Strategic Partnerships) expanded further in 2008. and Robert Shaw (General Manager – Football Operations). The off‑season has seen the Senior Management Team broadened However, despite these outstanding achievements in the club’s with the recent appointments of Chris Bond in the role of General off‑field operations, there is no hiding from the disappointment we Manager – List Development and James Begley as General all felt with our on-field performance in season 2007. The simple Manager – Leadership and Development. fact that we failed to make the finals was not acceptable. Thank you to all our sponsors, corporate partners and members Our football operations were thoroughly reviewed at season’s for your fantastic support in 2007. At Fremantle we enjoy a level of end and we have acted decisively and made a number of critical support that is very passionate and we appreciate your loyalty and changes. The most important of course was the appointment of commitment to what we are all setting out to achieve together. Mark Harvey as Senior Coach. Mark and his highly credentialed support team will lead us into next season in a positive and determined manner. We have also added exciting young talent in Rhys Palmer, Clayton Cameron Schwab Hinkley, Chris Mayne and the experienced Mark Johnson and Chief Executive Officer

Football Johnson and Ryan Crowley all played their Bell it was his sixth. He has been selected Our on-field performances in 2007 50th games for the club. Peter Bell played in every WA State of Origin Team since were disappointing. Simply, we did his 300th official AFL game earning AFL Life 2002, three times as captain and once as not achieve the expected high level of Membership. vice-captain. performance. While external expectations It was also a season that we farewelled Despite our experienced list, our long were high, within the club we knew that two players who gave their all for our club. term management and development of we still had room to improve. Games record holder Shane Parker and the club’s playing list will be a key focus From the outset, we were chasing wins. Troy Cook departed the game and should going forward. We need to ensure that be congratulated for the outstanding way our recruitment and selection processes The team was never settled with key they represented the club over such long provide the best opportunity for the club player availability affected by suspension careers. The way they played the game and to attract the very best talent possible. and injury. Most notably we missed Justin their contributions to Fremantle cannot be Former club captain Chris Bond has joined Longmuir for 20 games, Jeff Farmer for underestimated. 14 games, Byron Schammer and Brett Peake as General Manager – List Development and for 12 games, Shane Parker for 8 games, Captain Matthew Pavlich, in his first year will have a key objective of building the club’s Aaron Sandilands for 7 games, Steven Dodd as skipper, led the team admirably. In an recruiting operations at all levels to ensure for six games, Heath Black for 5 games and outstanding season, he set a new club the long term quality of the club’s playing Michael Johnson missed 4 games. Such season goal scoring record, a club record list. Chris will also be a key member of the blocks of absences of key players impact on for most marks in a season, was selected coaching team as the opposition coach. for his fifth All Australian honour and won any squad and certainly impacted our club We selected some terrific talent at this his fourth Doig Medal. In the latter part of over the course of the season. year’s AFL National Draft to add to what is the season, Matthew showed his continued an experienced and stable player group. A total of 40 players took the field this year, loyalty by committing to the club for Our first three picks saw us inject some the highest number since our inaugural a further three years. year in 1995. Robert Warnock, Clayton quality, young players in Rhys Palmer, Collard, Garrick Ibbotson, Andrew Foster While Matthew Pavlich claimed his record Clayton Hinkley and Chris Mayne into our and Brock O’Brien made their AFL debuts. fourth Doig Medal, Antoni Grover capped off squad, as part of out future planning. a strong season earning his first runner-up Peter Bell, James Walker, Troy Cook and We have also spent the last few years medal, with Luke McPharlin also winning his Paul Hasleby played their 150th games for building on the experience within the first medal in third place. the club, achieving Life Membership. Others player group through the annual trade to achieve milestones during the course of Peter Bell, Luke McPharlin, Aaron period and despite our inactivity during 2007 were Shaun McManus, 200 games Sandilands, Michael Johnson, Josh Carr, this year’s trade, the draft saw us welcome for the club, Matthew Carr 150 AFL games, Roger Hayden and Antoni Grover all earned premiership player Mark Johnson and local Luke McPharlin 100 AFL games and 100 selection in the WA State of Origin Team. talent Kepler Bradley to the club. Together club games, and Josh Carr, Steven Dodd, For Roger Hayden and Antoni Grover this they bring almost 250 games of experience David Mundy, Scott Thornton, Michael was their first state honour while for Peter to the list.

16 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 Over the past two seasons we have also giving above and beyond what was required We have selected some terrific young talent invested heavily into our strength and as a Senior Coach. at this year’s AFL National Draft with Rhys conditioning areas and our technology Palmer joining us with our first selection In a typical demonstration of Chris Connolly from East Fremantle (number seven overall), systems. These investments were critical putting the club ahead of his own personal Clayton Hinkley with our second selection for our club to reach the standards set desires or ambitions, he stepped down as by the strongest clubs in the competition our Senior Coach after round 15 this year. from North Ballart (selection 24 overall) and and were investments that could only As he said at the time, it was necessary to Chris Maine joining us from Perth with our be achieved due to our strong financial “lift the dark cloud hanging over the club”. third selection (number 40 selection overall). position. Season 2008 is about developing It presented the club with another major We also added Mark Johnson and Kepler the playing group to achieve sustained, challenge with seven rounds remaining in Bradley to our playing list from Essendon. consistent performances. the season. Mark is a proven player in the competition with 194 AFL games, premiership success Another key focus in 2008 will be the Mark Harvey stepped in as Senior Coach in 2000 and a best and fairest medal with development of our player group. The club for the remaining seven games of the home Essendon to his credit. Kepler Bradley was has appointed James Begley as General and away season. He showed that he was taken at selection 6 in the 2003 National Manager – Leadership and Development ready to assume the role on a full time Draft and has played 49 games with and he will be working closely with the basis after he led the team to four wins. Essendon. We have added three talented coaches, player group, board and staff to and exciting young players along with some develop our club values and behaviours, The appointment of Mark as Senior Coach valuable AFL experience to our playing list at both an individual level, as well as on at season’s end also brought about other through the 2007 National Draft. a whole-of-club level. changes to the football department. We enter next season with a bolstered coaching This year we were also saddened by the We have never faltered from our plan team with Assistant Coach Peter German and passing of club Vice Patron Con Regan in to build the organisation at all levels, Player Development Coach Steve Malaxos April. Con had been a key part of our club in particular our football department, with joined by dual Essendon premiership player since the very beginning when he assumed a view to consistently play finals football, and Assistant Coach Dean Wallis, dual the role as the inaugural team manager. and at all times with a Premiership focus. Brisbane premiership player Chris Scott and A legend of the Fremantle Football Club, We will continue to develop and invest to former Essendon and West Coast player Con was passionate about his football, give the club the best opportunity to achieve Michael Prior as Skills Coach. Chris Bond will his community and Fremantle. We had that goal in what is arguably the most even complete the new look coaching ensemble the opportunity to acknowledge Con at sporting competition in the world. as the Oppositions Coach. the round 5 match against Adelaide and The biggest challenge we faced in season Our coaching team for 2008 is experienced, in his memory the club struck a medal in 2007 was the departure of Chris Connolly. understanding what it takes to be his honour, the Con Regan Award. It was When he joined the club in 2002 as Senior successful with eight premierships between determined that the award would be Coach, there was a great challenge before them as players and coaches and a total presented to an individual who had made Chris to build a competitive team, while at the 1,061 AFL games as players. asignificant contribution to the club. same time, market our brand wide and far. At the end of the season we farewelled At this year’s Doig Medal Presentation Chris Connolly’s contribution to get Assistant Coaches Kelly O’Donnell and Dinner, I took great pleasure in presenting Fremantle cannot be underestimated. Michael Broadbridge, with Kelly joining his old Con’s wife Beryl with a medal and also During his time as our Senior Coach, he club Melbourne as Player Development Coach to make the announcement and present built up a strong playing list, as well as and Michael joined West Coast as Skills the inaugural Con Regan Award to Chris significantly developing the players. Under Coach. Kelly built tremendous respect during Connolly for the tremendous work he had his leadership, we played in our first final his time at the club and his contribution done in his six years at the club. It was a in 2003 and won our historical first final should not be underestimated. The club fitting recognition to Chris for the selfless in 2006. He also gave tirelessly to our would like to thank both Kelly and Michael work he had done to help get this club to members, sponsors and corporate partners for their valued contribution to our club. where it is today.

After a week of upheaval, new Senior Coach Mark Harvey and the team celebrate after a stirring 25 point win away from home in round 16

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 17 Finance long term future in our technology systems building of our net tangible assets ensures Our financial management continues to this year and our coaching structures for that our club remains strongly positioned deliver strong results with the club achieving the future as well as covering increased for the future to manage our own financial its fourth consecutive million-dollar-plus operational costs servicing increased destiny and fund our own development. operating profit and our 2007/2008 budget membership and corporate activities. It The net asset position stands now at $2.69 will deliver a similar result next year. This should be noted that in 2007 Fremantle will million, an increase in our net tangible asset year’s operating result of approximately $1.5 make a royalty payment to the WAFC in the position of 60.8 per cent from last year. million is a record profit level for our club order of $500,000 that will be paid from This year the club has continued to improve was achieved on a club record revenue level this operating result. the governance of the business with of $30.8 million, a strong result accounting Our club continues to build its net tangible increased focus upon risk management for investments the club has made in its asset position in the absence of debt. The and long term planning. We will continue to manage our club for the long term benefit and financial strength while ensuring 31.5 CLUB REVENUE 30,815,213 that meeting our short term financial 30 needs does not impact on these longer 28.5 26,315,449 term objectives. We remain committed 27 25,533,020 25.5 to our strength of financial management, 24 23,844,928 particularly the management of the costs 22.5 of our operations. 21 19,994,009 19.5 18 17,772,553 16,255,914 15,938,493 Sponsorship and Strategic 16.5 Partnerships 15 14,016,152

Dollars $m 13,052,016 13.5 12,857,615 12,128,298 Sponsorship 12 Our sponsorship operations continued 10.5 to perform extremely well with a record 9 25 sponsors in season 2007. 7.5 6 We welcomed Gemmill Homes as a 4.5 3 Silver Level Sponsor, BHP Billiton Iron 1.5 Ore as sponsor of the club’s A Helping 0 Hand programme, and Marine and Civil 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Year Construction as a Silver Level sponsor to the club this year.

$1,750 PROFIT/(LOSS) The loyalty of the support our club enjoys $1,500 (Pre WAFC Royalty) from its corporate partners was reflected $1,250 as sponsors renewed their commitments $1,000 with the club for the future, and others $750 increased their support by moving to a $500 higher level of sponsorship. $250 $0 Foundation sponsor Alinta renewed their -$250 association with the club for a further -$500 three years as a Diamond Level Sponsor. -$750 Alinta are an integral part of the Western -$1,000 Australian community and have taken

Profit/(Loss) $000 -$1,250 -$1,500 a major role in sponsoring the club’s -$1,750 Community Development Programme -$2,000 and we thank them for their support our -$2,250 community activities in this area. -$2,500 -$2,750 Diamond Level Sponsor Members Equity 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Bank also increased their level of support Profit $224 $161 -$154 -$682 -$2,539 -$1,698 $711 $1,254 $1,015 $1,261 $1,500 this year becoming the club’s match day Year ball sponsor as well as a key sponsor of FTV, the club’s internet video channel. $3,500 NET ASSETS $3,214,789 The fantastic support the club has $3,000 received from our official motor vehicle $2,505,997 $2,500 $2,344,528 $2,352,037 partner Mazda Australia will continue for $2,000 another two years after increasing their $1,670,330 $1,500 $1,406,290 commitment to the club to that of Diamond $1,000 Level sponsor. We thank Mazda for their continued support of our club. $500 $414,288 $0 BigPond increased their level of support -$500 becoming a Gold Level sponsor and the Dollars $000 -$601,169 club’s Innovations Partner. Long term -$1,000 -$868,763 sponsor The Rick Hart Group renewed their -$1,500 partnership with the club moving from Silver -$2,000 -$1,856,013 to Gold Level sponsorship as Fonterra Brands -$2,500 also exercised their option for an additional -$2,567,235 -$3,000 two years partnership with the club increasing -$3,500 from Silver to Gold level sponsorship and 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Coles continuing to be Fremantle’s ‘fresh Year choice’ as a Silver Level sponsor.

18 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 In a significant show of support, The West operation and will see the implementation comfort zone to develop skills that they Australian have not only renewed their of strategic market development, to open could take back to their local community sponsorship of the club for a further five new avenues for the club to develop its and pass onto their peers. years but also increased their support from business operations and expand its brand The inaugural ‘Live The Dream’ programme Silver to Gold level. In addition, Integrated penetration. was given glowing reports from the twelve also moved from Silver to Gold level lucky participants who spent five days living sponsorship. In The Community the life of an AFL footballer in July. We welcome Cape Bouvard Investments The club’s community activities kicked The intensive programme saw each as a Silver Level sponsor for season 2008 off with the annual AFL Community Camp, participant appointed a mentor from the as they increased their support of our club this year held in the Wheatbelt region. Fremantle player group who guided and from a corporate partnership to Silver Level Based in Northam, the players and coaches assisted them in one-on-one sessions sponsor for the next three years. visited more than 25 primary and secondary schools around the region from Northam during the five days. The player mentors To our long term Platinum Level Sponsor to Merredin, from Toodyay to Goomalling, were Byron Schammer, Ryley Dunn, Brett Foster’s Australia we again thank them for including Koorda, Cunderdin, Wundowie, Peake, Ryan Crowley, David Mundy, Marcus their support and were once again a terrific Beverley and Calingiri. The annual camp Drum, Scott Thornton, Steven Dodd, Ryan partner in 2007. This year Foster’s Australia is a fantastic opportunity for Fremantle to Murphy, Aaron Sandilands, Michael Johnson directly supported our playing group by meet its members and supporters around and Roger Hayden. funding the establishment of ‘Foster’s the state and the support for the club in The itinerary also included skills training, Australia Player Learning Centre’, the club’s Wheatbelt region during this year’s camp physical conditioning and injury prevention technology and performance management was exceptional. sessions with the club’s strength and centre. Thank you to Dean Turner and his conditioning staff, interactive sessions on team for their support. The annual Community Camp is a major undertaking for the club each year and a nutrition, media training, player welfare and Of course, we could not operate and valuable part of the club’s Community Goals. recruitment information, senior team match develop our club to the standards we require day involvement and post game recovery without the outstanding support of our sessions as well as a leadership and major Sponsor LG Electronics. Their support team building session with the Special Air is a major foundation for everything we are Services (SAS) Regiment. setting out to achieve. I would like to extend The lucky participants were selected from a a special thank you on behalf of everyone large range of nominations received through at the club to Managing Director Mr Daniel either the Fremantle Football Club Youth Shin and all his team at LG Electronics for League competition, through a club aligned their fantastic support this year. charity (Redkite or Heart Foundation), through the Welcome to the AFL programme, or by entering in the special Alinta/92.9 ‘Live The Dream’ promotion. Community Goals represents your club’s commitment to its very important role within the Western Australian community and represents a wide ranging set of initiatives, programmes and charitable associations. The aim of the Community Goals initiative is to assist the many and varied sections of our community. We will continue to develop and expand our programmes and initiatives within our community in 2008 and beyond. Independent research conducted by Indeed, our club introduced many new key S-COMM on brand awareness again showed initiatives in 2007 with the ‘Live The Dream’ the tremendous value enjoyed by our programme, proudly sponsored by Alinta, sponsors through their association with and A Helping Hand, proudly sponsored Proudly supported by BHP Billiton Iron Ore, our club. We are extremely proud that our by BHP Billition Iron Ore, both making A Helping Hand is a concept developed by sponsors regard the club as a brand with their debuts in our range of community the Swan Districts Football Club to assist which they wish to be associated to assist initiatives. with relocation of indigenous footballers their business objectives. from regional Western Australia to the City To all our club sponsors, thank you for your so that they may pursue a fulfilling football support and loyalty this year and for the career with the Swans in the WAFL. year’s ahead. It is with your support that Fremantle was invited to become involved in I am confident that we can achieve our the initiative, with four of the club’s players goals together. assisting the Swans’ country recruits. Strategic Partnerships Troy Cook, Roger Hayden, Calib Mourish In a new initiative activated this year, the and Clayton Collard, who originate from club increased its long term focus in our Carnarvon, Brookton, Mullewa and the Peel commercial areas with the establishment Region respectively, worked with the players of a Strategic Partnerships business unit. on their off-field development to maximise Working in conjunction with our sponsorship their chances for success on the field. division, our Strategic Partnership Proudly supported by Diamond Level sponsor The programme covered topics such as team operations aim to develop long term Alinta, the ‘Live The Dream’ programme was building, game preparation, education and relationships with key business sectors designed to help the participants develop employment and public speaking. A Helping and industry participants. teamwork, leadership skills and problem Hand is another key initiative in which the This initiative has made some terrific solving skills. It also provided them with club supports grass roots football in Western inroads to date in such a short time of experiences that took them outside of their Australia and will return again in 2008.

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 19 community is reflected with their support of the Smarter than Smoking Project, as well the CDP which enabled the club to enhance promoting the heart attack ‘000’ awareness and increase the level of programmes, as campaign during Heart Week. well as deliver the initiatives to more school Ambassadors Paul Hasleby and Robert aged children across the Western Australia. Haddrill also got behind the charity by We thank Alinta for their support of the CDP launching the Climb to the Top challenge which in 2007 and in the coming years. encouraged Western Australians to improve their heart health by getting active which can Aligned Charities be as easy as taking the stairs at work or by The club’s aligned charities this year were going for a walk during a lunch break. Redkite and the Heart Foundation of WA, who were chosen from an exceptional field The club’s support of its aligned charities of organisations to become the charity is an important part of Community This year represented the fourth year partners for seasons 2007 and 2008. Goals initiative and a part of our role in of operation of the club’s Community Both charities have enjoyed a fruitful first the Western Australian community that Development Programme (CDP), a key year into the partnership which aims to everyone at the club is proud to be involved programme of the club’s Community Goals increase awareness of their work within in and assist wherever possible. initiative. An independent research study the community. commissioned by the club during the year Bravery Awards and supported by the AFL highlighted that Redkite support children through cancer Fremantle and the South Metropolitan Area the club’s CDP continues to be one of the and offer a range of services to those Health Service (SMAHS) have developed a most innovative programs in the AFL. being treated for cancer and their families, unique and lasting relationship through the including emotional, financial, educational, annual Bravery Awards that have been a key It was also a special year for the CDP and bereavement support, as well as part of the club since 1995. with Alinta assuming sponsorship of music therapy. the programme’s many key initiatives, The Bravery Awards recognise the amazing focusing on young Western Australians. courage and determination of the special The programme extends to children in children and young adults who pass through the community through the Johnny ‘The the wards of hospitals within the SMAHS Doc’ Docker Motor Skills Programme, the and this year the twelve recipients came Freo Long Bomb and Freo Kwik Kick skills from Fremantle Hospital, Rockingham/ competitions, the AFL Experience Clinics, Kwinana District Hospital, Armadale- as well as the School of the Week and the Kelmscott Memorial Hospital and Royal Welcome to the AFL programmes. Perth Hospital. To kick off the partnership, ten year old The awards were presented by the some cancer survivor and passionate Fremantle of the club’s younger players who form the fan Jesse Trigwell was chosen as the club’s development group, including Marcus Drum, Number One Junior Ticket Holder and he Garrick Ibbotson, Robert Warnock, Benet and his family enjoyed season tickets to Copping, Darren Rumble, Clayton Collard, the footy! Andrew Foster, and Calib Mourish. Ryan Crowley and Michael Johnson took The players introduced each of the award on the role as Redkite Ambassadors and recipients and detailed their outstanding were involved in the Redkite Karaoke Day stories of bravery and strength during their on ward 3B at Princess Margaret Hospital, hospitalisation, particularly acknowledging as well as visiting visit the children on the the often long recovery process some have oncology ward at the hospital throughout faced and still face today. the year. They also attended the Redkite The CDP’s School Holiday Programme run Family Movie Day, and united the club’s Purple Haze in July proved popular again this year. Over brains trust for the Redkite Corporate The annual Purple Haze Game, proudly 400 eager children enjoyed a great morning Quiz in October. supported by Fremantle Ports, has become on Fremantle Oval learning skills from some an iconic game for the club to start the of their AFL heroes during an interactive The Heart Foundation is Australia’s leading home and away season. The Purple Haze football clinic. The inaugural Johnny ‘The heart health charity in the fight against Game raises money for the Starlight Doc’ Docker Motor Skills Gala Day held in heart, stroke and blood vessel disease Children’s Foundation and has, since its June was a huge success attracting more (cardiovascular disease). inception in 2003, raised almost $114,000 than 500 pre-primary students for a fun for Starlight to help seriously ill children in filled day of learning with the playing group. Western Australia. The Welcome to the AFL programme was a new addition to the CDP this year. This fantastic new initiative is designed to attract and engage new participants into Australian football and the Fremantle Football Club, with specific objectives being to introduce culturally and linguistically diverse populations as well as female participants to sport. In its first year, the Welcome to the AFL programme was an overwhelming success with all programmes The partnership has seen Fremantle involved fully booked for the year and a strong with the Go Red for Women Day aimed at demand for more programmes in 2008. raising vital funds for research and education Alinta’s commitment to supporting our into women and heart disease, the Keeping community and giving back to the local Ahead of the Pack resource, produced by

20 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 Purple Haze Double-lung transplant Ambassadors recipient Aimee Blakiston Des Headland and was the centre of Ryan Murphy visit attention at this year’s the Starlight Express bravery awards Room at PMH

This year’s game against Port Adelaide in Commercial Operations round 1 set a new game day fund raising Membership record of $40,363 to take the total raised The support for our club continued to grow for Starlight to over $155,000 in just five again in 2007 and we established, for the years. The generosity of members and fifth consecutive year, record membership supporters on game day this year has as we reached 43,343 members by the granted five wishes to seriously ill children official reporting date of 30 June. This in Western Australia with $15,000 going loyal support of our members has seen to the Starlight Escapes Program, an the club become the third highest club initiative that brings together families and membership within the AFL, an amazing children to enjoy a special day of fun and achievement. This loyalty was no better excitement together. demonstrated than by the fact that we achieved almost 100 per cent renewal Our Purple Haze Ambassadors Des RED SHIELD APPEAL of our 2006 members. Headland, Chris Tarrant, Ryan Murphy and Aaron Sandilands again spent time visiting The club’s membership team has done an children in the Starlight Express Rooms at outstanding job over the last few years to hospitals across Perth to lift their spirits provide quality service and support to the and bring smiles to the faces of all the growing number of members that has risen by almost 20,000 members over the last children. The ambassadors embraced their five years. role and dedicated their time to lend a helping hand for Starlight. We achieved record attendances at the club’s major membership events for the We again look forward to the 2008 Starlight year including the Junior Member Christmas Purple Haze Game in round 2 against Party in December 2006, the Family Fun Hawthorn when we will again look forward Day in March and the Junior Member to setting another new record to take our Movie Days at Hoyts Cinemas during the total well over $200,000 for Starlight. year. The club’s very popular match day Alinta and Salvation Army members’ luncheons were expanded in In its fifth year, the Alinta/Red Shield 2007 and the four luncheons held this Appeal Game in round 7 saw a record year again proved to be a ‘must-do’ event $17,136 raised for the Salvation Army. for members. Over 300 new members This special match aims to provide support attended the New Member Sundowner at to the fantastic work done by the Salvation Fremantle Oval in August. Army in our community. Since its inception The Sirens, the club’s official women’s in 2003 and with the record result this year, supporter group, held their Season the Alinta Red Shield Appeal Match Day has Opener in March and was once again raised nearly $60,000 for the Salvos. Once well attended by this growing group of again the club’s members and supporters very passionate supporters. The Sirens dug deep to help support a valuable Alinta volunteers at the round 7 continues to develop as one of the club’s Alinta/Red Shield Game organisation in our community. key supporter group.

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 21 The club would like to thank our Cheer The highlights of the season were of course match day hospitality selling out for the Squads based in Western Australia and the launch of the home season with the season with a record number of corporate Victoria. They do a fantastic job every game tremendously popular Starlight Purple Haze partners engaging with the club. The whether that is at home at Subiaco or at any Game in round 1, the Carlton Mid Derby quality and presentation of our match day one of our multiple destinations around the in round 3, the annual Len Hall game in hospitality continues to set high standards, country. Our Victorian based Cheer Squad round 5 which is recognised around the acknowledged by visiting clubs and more in particular do a fantastic job providing competition as a fantastic recognition of importantly by our corporate partners support to the team wherever we travel and the traditions of Australia’s armed services, where in the annual hospitality satisfaction this year that included Darwin, Brisbane, the round 7 Alinta Red Shield Appeal game survey the club’s hospitality packages were Sydney, Adelaide as well as games in and the round 9 match against St Kilda recognised as offering an extensive range Victoria. A special thank you also to our under lights on Friday night that launched to meet client needs at great value. Western Australian Banner Crew for the the AFL’s Indigenous Round nationally. The club’s game day corporate hospitality fantastic work they do in preparing the team The match day experience for patrons packages continue to be in high demand banner at every Fremantle home game. continues to grow with a host of match for the coming year and the club will Match Day day member events, game day sponsor continue to focus on providing the quality Home game attendances in season 2007 promotions and pre-match activities. These of game day hospitality services for its established a new record level with 412,213 include curtain raisers for the Fremantle corporate partners. patrons attending the eleven home games Football Club Youth League and other The club’s major events in 2007 received at Subiaco Oval at an average of 37,474 aligned clubs, the fantastic work done with terrific support starting with the more than per game. It is the second consecutive our aligned charities on game day and, 900 guests attending the Official Season year where home attendances exceeded of course, our major game day events such Launch in March at the Burswood Grand the 400,000 mark. Five of the club’s home as the Len Hall celebrations. Ballroom which was hosted by commentator games were official sell-outs, a terrific Corporate Hospitality and Events Tim Lane. More than 950 guests attended result when it is considered that our average It was another fantastic year in the club’s the Carlton Mid Gala Auction in July which home crowd in 2001 was just 21,258. game day corporate hospitality with all was hosted by Channel 10’s Tim Gossage and was also held at the Burswood Grand Ballroom. The year ended with over 1,100 guests attending the gala event of the year, the Doig Medal Presentation Dinner, 40,000 AVERAGE HOME GAME ATTENDANCES witnessing Matthew Pavlich claim a record 37,474 38,000 36,258 36,571 fourth Doig Medal. 36,000 35,224 34,000 Other corporate events through the 32,000 30,681 year included the Corporate Golf Day 30,000 in March and the corporate interstate 28,000 26,359 trip to the round 10 Friday night clash 26,000 23,801 23,294 22,781 against Collingwood at the MCG. A range 24,000 22,369 22,025 22,440 22,000 21,258 of sponsor events were also scheduled 20,000 including the Sponsor Season Opener, 18,000 Attendance the sponsor interstate trip to the round 12 16,000 game in Darwin, and the sponsor Grand 14,000 12,000 Final Breakfast. 10,000 Merchandise 8,000 6,000 It is pleasing to report that for the fourth 4,000 consecutive year our merchandise sales 2,000 reached record levels. The operations of the 0 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Team Store at Fremantle Oval as well as our Year outlets on match day continued to provide an outstanding range of merchandise and apparel for our members and supporters. Our match day operations will be improved in 2008 with the opening of a second and 45,000 MEMBERSHIP 43,343 (AFL Reported Figure) permanent retail outlet at Subiaco Oval. While the Purple Haze playing Guernsey 40,000 sold at record levels this year, the white 35,666 clash playing Guernsey continues to be 35,000 34,124 32,259 the most popular choice for members and supporters of all the playing Guernseys. 30,000 This year was the third year of our 24,869 24,925 25,347 25,000 23,898 23,775 association with Reebok and the club was 22,186 able to not only expand the range of quality 19,622 19,949 apparel but also to enhance the design 20,000 18,456 of our popular on-field range of purple Membership 15,000 and white polo’s, as well as jackets and tracksuits. The new 2008 stock is arriving

10,000 in store now and there is also a great range of merchandise available. 5,000 The club’s 2007 Royal Show Bag was more popular than ever with every available bag 0 sold out by day four of the show, another 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Year demonstration of the ‘power of purple’.

22 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007

2007 Sponsors Major Sponsor

Platinum Level Sponsors

Diamond Level Sponsors

Gold Level Sponsors

Silver Level Sponsors

Bronze Level Sponsors

2007 Player Sponsors

Luke Webster Racing and Wagering WA Justin Longmuir Summit Fertilizers Josh Carr Positron Heath Black Westend Financial Partners Byron Schammer FPG Projects Scott Thornton DLA Philips Fox Paul Hasleby Rick Hart Steven Dodd Innovative Hair Loss Solutions Ryley Dunn Burrup Fertilisers Daniel Gilmore Effective Transport Dean Solomon Qantas Ryan Murphy Midland Brick Brett Peake 92.9 Matthew Pavlich Derby Club Shaun McManus AJ Diamond Club Marcus Drum Boss Entertainment Matthew Carr Mentoring Services for Business Aaron Sandilands Jarman McKenna Troy Cook Marine & Civil Peter Bell Humfrey Land Developments Des Headland BHP Billiton Jeff Farmer The Red Herring Antoni Grover Monarch Pool Systems Andrew Browne Hevron Financial Ryan Crowley Integrated Group Michael Johnson Members Equity Bank David Mundy Zentner Shipping Chris Smith Derby Club Chris Tarrant Offshore Marine Services Paul Duffield Computershare Luke McPharlin WA Sign & Print Management Robert Haddrill Delron James Walker Patersons Roger Hayden Inpex

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 25 Honour Board

2007 1997 100 games or more for Games Records (FFC Games) President...... Rick Hart Chairman...... Ross Kelly Fremantle 238 – Shane Parker (1995-2007) Coach....Chris Connolly/Mark Harvey Coach...... Gerard Neesham Player...... Total FFC Games 217 – Shaun McManus (1995-) Captain...... Matthew Pavlich Captain...... Peter Mann Shane Parker...... 238 175 – Matthew Pavlich (2000-) Doig Medallist...... Matthew Pavlich Doig Medallist...... Dale Kickett Shaun McManus*...... 217 Beacon Award...... Robert Warnock Beacon Award...... Mark Gale Matthew Pavlich*...... 175 166 – Paul Hasleby (2000-) Goal Scorer...... Matthew Pavlich (72) Goal Scorer...... Kingsley Hunter (32) Paul Hasleby*...... 166 151 – James Walker (1998-2007) James Walker...... 151 150 – Troy Cook (2000-2007) 2006 1996 Troy Cook...... 150 President...... Rick Hart Chairman...... Ross Kelly Peter Bell*...... 150 150 – Peter Bell (1995, 2001-) Coach...... Chris Connolly Coach...... Gerard Neesham Justin Longmuir...... 139 139 – Justin Longmuir (1999-2007) Captain...... Peter Bell Captain...... Ben Allan Dale Kickett...... 135 135 – Dale Kickett (1995-2002) Doig Medallist...... Matthew Pavlich Doig Medallist...... Stephen O’Reilly Heath Black*...... 132 Beacon Award...... Marcus Drum Beacon Award...... Gavin Mitchell Matthew Carr*...... 130 132 – Heath Black Goal Scorer...... Matthew Pavlich (71) Goal Scorer...... Kingsley Hunter (33) Antoni Grover*...... 129 (1997-2001, 2005-) Jason Norrish...... 128 2005 1995 Jeff Farmer*...... 111 WA State of Origin President...... Rick Hart Chairman...... Ross Kelly Clive Waterhouse...... 106 (Honorary) Coach...... Gerard Neesham Coach...... Chris Connolly Daniel Bandy...... 105 2007: Peter Bell, Josh Carr, Captain...... Ben Allan Captain...... Peter Bell Luke McPharlin*...... 101 Antoni Grover, Roger Hayden, Doig Medallist...... Peter Mann Doig Medallist...... Matthew Pavlich * Denotes a player still playing for Michael Johnson, Luke McPharlin, Beacon Award...... Scott Chisholm Beacon Award...... David Mundy Fremantle Aaron Sandilands Goal Scorer...... Matthew Pavlich (61) Goal Scorer...... Peter Mann (33) 2006: Peter Bell (c), Josh Carr, Matches as Club Captain Steven Dodd, Jeff Farmer, 2004 Club Records Peter Bell Des Headland, Michael Johnson, President...... Rick Hart Games – 107 games (2002-2006) 238: Shane Parker (1995-2007) Shane Parker, Aaron Sandilands Coach...... Chris Connolly Shaun McManus 2005: Peter Bell, Luke McPharlin, Captain...... Peter Bell Consecutive games – 44 games (2000-2001) Doig Medallist...... Peter Bell 144: Matthew Pavlich Jeff Farmer Adrian Fletcher Beacon Award...... Andrew Browne (Round 15, 2001-) 2004: Peter Bell (c), Robert Haddrill, – 44 games (2000-2001) Goal Scorer...... Paul Medhurst (41) Goals (overall) Paul Hasleby, Luke McPharlin, 312: Matthew Pavlich (2000-) Peter Mann Paul Medhurst, Justin Longmuir, – 40 games (1997-1998) Shane Parker 2003 Goals (season) Chairman...... Rick Hart 72: Matthew Pavlich (2007) Matthew Pavlich 2003: Peter Bell (c), Robert Haddrill, Coach...... Chris Connolly – 22 games (2007-) Paul Hasleby, Graham Polak, Goals (game) Captain...... Peter Bell Matthew Carr, Shaun McManus Doig Medallist...... Peter Bell 10: Tony Modra (Round 10, 1999) Most Consecutive Games 2002: Peter Bell (c), Shane Parker, Beacon Award...... Graham Polak Most games as Captain 144 Matthew Pavlich Matthew Carr, Paul Hasleby, Goal Scorer...... Paul Medhurst (50) 107: Peter Bell (2002-2006) – Round 15 2001- Justin Longmuir, Paul Medhurst 90 Paul Hasleby 2002 AFL Rising Star – Round 1 2002-Round 1 2006 WA State of Origin (Played) Chairman...... Rick Hart Paul Hasleby – 2000 11 July 1998 v South Australia, Coach...... Chris Connolly 88 Troy Cook Football Park Captain...... Peter Bell – Round 1, 2000-Round 22, 2003 AFL All-Australian SA 22.11 (143) def WA 16.11 (107) Doig Medallist...... Matthew Pavlich 87 James Walker Matthew Pavlich, 2002, 2003, Brad Wira, Stephen O’Reilly, Beacon Award...... Paul Medhurst – Round 10 2001-Round 7 2005 2005, 2006, 2007 Mark Gale, Gavin Mitchell, Goal Scorer...... Trent Croad (42) Peter Bell, 2003 82 Shaun McManus James Clement, Craig Callaghan, Paul Hasleby, 2003 – Round 19 2000-Round 11, 2004 Shane Parker 2001 85 Paul Medhurst Chairman...... Ross McLean 20 June 1997 v The Allies, Best Clubman – Round 9 2002-Round 4 2006 Subiaco Oval Coach...... Damian Drum/Ben Allan 2007 – Heath Black Captain...... Adrian Fletcher and 79 Peter Bell Allies 18.8 (116) def WA 16.12 (108) 2006 – Luke Webster Peter Mann, James Clement, ...... Shaun McManus 2005 – Troy Cook – Round 10 2001-Round 21, 2004 Luke Toia, Daniel Bandy, Doig Medallist...... Peter Bell 2004 – Matthew Carr Craig Callaghan, Matthew Burton Beacon Award...... Dion Woods 2003 – Troy Longmuir Membership Goal Scorer...... Matthew Pavlich and 2002 – Shaun McManus 2007...... 43,343 2 June 1996 v South Australia, ...... Justin Longmuir (28) 2001 – Leigh Brown 2006...... 35,666 Football Park 2000 – John Rankin 2005...... 34,124 SA 20.6 (126) def WA 13.13 (91) 2000 1999 – Ashley Prescott 2004...... 32,780 Stephen O’Reilly, Daniel Bandy, Chairman...... Ross McLean 1998 – Chris Bond and Jason Norrish 2003...... 25,368 Gavin Mitchell, Anthony Jones, Coach...... Damian Drum 2002...... 23,775 Dale Kickett Captain...... Adrian Fletcher and Con Regan Award 2001...... 23,898 18 June 1995 v The Allies, ...... Shaun McManus 2007 – Beryl Regan, Chris Connolly 2000...... 24,925 Subiaco Oval Doig Medallist...... Troy Cook 1999...... 24,896 Allies 13.14 (92) def WA 8.13 (61) Beacon Award...... Paul Hasleby Youngest Player on Debut 1998...... 22,186 Stephen O’Reilly, Dale Kickett, Goal Scorer.... Clive Waterhouse (53) Steven Koops...... Round 5, 1996 1997...... 19,949 Ben Allan, Peter Mann, ...... 17 years 277 days 1996...... 19,622 Craig Burrows, Shaun McManus, 1999 1995...... 18,456 Tony Delaney Chairman...... Ross McLean 100 goals or more for Coach...... Damian Drum Fremantle Coaches (by winning %) Captain...... Chris Bond Player...... Total Coach Games Wins Losses Draws Winning % Doig Medallist...... Adrian Fletcher Matthew Pavlich* ...... 312 Beacon Award...... Clem Michael Jeff Farmer*...... 201 Mark Harvey (Rnd 16, 07-) 7 4 3 0 57% Goal Scorer...... Tony Modra (71) Clive Waterhouse...... 178 Justin Longmuir*...... 166 Chris Connolly 129 67 62 0 52% 1998 Paul Medhurst...... 166 (02-Rnd 15, 07) Chairman...Ross Kelly/Ross McLean Tony Modra...... 148 Coach...... Gerard Neesham Peter Bell* ...... 123 Gerard Neesham (95-98) 88 32 56 0 36% Captain...... Peter Mann Des Headland*...... 101 Doig Medallist...... Jason Norrish Paul Hasleby*...... 100 Damien Drum (99 - Rnd 9, 01) 53 13 40 0 25% Beacon Award...... Brad Dodd * Denotes a player still playing for Ben Allan (Rnd 10-22, 01) 13 2 11 0 15% Goal Scorer.... Clive Waterhouse (30) Fremantle

26 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 All Fremantle Players 1994-2007

Player Total Games Player Total Games Player Total Games

Winston Abraham 38 Adrian Fletcher 79 David Mundy 64

Ben Allan 47 Andrew Foster 3 Ryan Murphy 31

Stuart Anderson 9 Mark Gale 71 Craig Nettlebeck 0

Daniel Bandy 105 Phil Gilbert 14 Jason Norrish 128

Peter Bell 150 Daniel Gilmore 33 Nathan Mourish 0

Heath Black 132 Scott Gooch 0 Brock O’Brien 1

Darren Bolton 2 Tony Godden 11 Stephen O’Reilly 98

Chris Bond 41 Dean Grainger 0 Daniel Parker 25

Brad Bootsma 23 Chris Groom 7 Shane Parker 238

Leigh Brown 63 Antoni Grover 129 Matthew Pavlich 175

Michael Brown 22 Robert Haddrill 58 Brett Peake 39

Andrew Browne 22 Daniel Haines 16 Ashley Prescott 38

Craig Burrows 20 Greg Harding 69 Graham Polak 73

Jay Burton 2 Daniel Hargraves 3 Troy Polak 0

Matthew Burton 70 Paul Hasleby 166 Brendon Retzlaff 6

Adam Butler 0 Roger Hayden 80 Todd Ridley 21

Craig Callaghan 95 Des Headland 94 Brad Rowe 8

Adam Campbell 5 Brodie Holland 36 Aaron Sandilands 93

Darren Capewell 0 Kingsley Hunter 41 Byron Schammer 84

Josh Carr 65 John Hutton 13 Daniel Schell 16

Matthew Carr 130 David Hynes 13 Jarrad Schofield 12

Trent Carroll 33 Garrick Ibbotson 1 Andrew Shipp 35

Brad Cassidy 0 Troy Johnson 0 Andrew Siegert 36

Scott Chisholm 63 Michael Johnson 54 Troy Simmonds 64

Ashley Clancy 0 Anthony Jones 82 Dwayne Simpson 2

Michael Clark 1 Dale Kickett 135 Jess Sinclair 50

James Clement 84 Steven Koops 78 Ryan Smith 0

Matthew Clucas 11 Brendan Krummel 1 Dylan Smith 10

Clayton Collard 1 Quenton Leach 56 Dean Solomon 20

Troy Cook 150 Antony Ljubic 0 Toby Stribling 0

Benet Copping 0 Justin Longmuir 139 Chris Tarrant 21

Trent Croad 38 Troy Longmuir 55 Garth Taylor 15

Ryan Crowley 50 Greg Madigan 26 Scott Thornton 56

Ben Cunningham 33 Paul Maher 5 Luke Toia 63

Tony Delaney 28 Peter Mann 77 Keren Ugle 4

Gary Dhurrkay 51 Luke McPharlin 101 Robert Warnock 12

Brad Dodd 50 Sam McFarlane 0 Michael Warren 1

Steven Dodd 59 Andrew McGovern 63 James Walker 151

Brett Doswell 0 Shaun McManus 217 Leigh Wardell-Johnson 11

Marcus Drum 8 Adam McPhee 25 Clive Waterhouse 106

Paul Duffield 13 Paul Medhurst 99 Scott Watters 26

Ryley Dunn 5 Todd Menegola 0 Luke Webster 33

Greg Edgcumbe 0 Jamie Merillo 15 Jeff White 32

Simon Eastaugh 12 Daniel Metropolis 6 Martin Whitelaw 1

Travis Edmonds 1 Clem Michael 43 Andrew Wills 79

Ben Edwards 0 Neil Mildenhall 7 Brad Wira 35

Scott Edwards 15 Peter Miller 16 Clinton Wolf 4

Jeff Farmer 111 Gavin Mitchell 36 Dion Woods 59

Brendon Fewster 37 Tony Modra 47 (Total games with FFC) *Includes rookie players who have played a senior Brendon Feddema 3 David Muir 20 AFL game in a home and away season

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 27 All FFC Players – Order Of Appearance

No. Name Round Year Date No. Name Round Year Date 1 Winston ABRAHAM 1 1995 1/04/1995 66 Paul MAHER 15 1998 5/07/1998 2 Ben ALLAN 1 1995 1/04/1995 67 James WALKER 19 1998 8/08/1998 3 Peter BELL 1 1995 1/04/1995 68 Tony MODRA 1 1999 31/03/2001 4 Craig BURROWS 1 1995 1/04/1995 69 Ashley PRESCOTT 1 1999 28/03/1999 5 Matthew BURTON 1 1995 1/04/1995 70 Garth TAYLOR 1 1999 28/03/1999 6 Scott CHISHOLM 1 1995 1/04/1995 71 Darren BOLTON 3 1999 10/04/1999 7 Tony DELANEY 1 1995 1/04/1995 72 Andrew SHIPP 5 1999 25/04/1999 8 Gary DHURRKAY 1 1995 1/04/1995 73 Michael CLARK 11 1999 13/06/1999 9 Scott EDWARDS 1 1995 1/04/1995 74 Antoni GROVER 21 1999 21/08/1999 10 Phil GILBERT 1 1995 1/04/1995 75 Justin LONGMUIR 22 1999 29/08/1999 11 Chris GROOM 1 1995 1/04/1995 76 Leigh BROWN 1 2000 11/03/2000 12 Dale KICKETT 1 1995 1/04/1995 77 Troy COOK 1 2000 11/03/2000 13 Brendan KRUMMEL 1 1995 1/04/1995 78 Brendon FEWSTER 1 2000 11/03/2000 14 Quenton LEACH 1 1995 1/04/1995 79 Paul HASLEBY 1 2000 11/03/2000 15 Peter MANN 1 1995 1/04/1995 80 Troy LONGMUIR 1 2000 11/03/2000 16 Jamie MERILLO 1 1995 1/04/1995 81 Matthew PAVLICH 5 2000 8/04/2000 17 David MUIR 1 1995 1/04/1995 82 Brad BOOTSMA 8 2000 1/05/2000 18 Jason NORRISH 1 1995 1/04/1995 83 Daniel SCHELL 15 2000 18/06/2000 19 Stephen O’REILLY 1 1995 1/04/1995 84 Ben CUNNINGHAM 22 2000 5/08/2000 20 Todd RIDLEY 1 1995 1/04/1995 85 Matthew CARR 1 2001 31/03/2001 21 Scott WATTERS 1 1995 1/04/1995 86 Dylan SMITH 1 2001 30/03/2001 22 Travis EDMONDS 2 1995 7/0 4/1995 87 Dion WOODS 1 2001 31/03/2001 23 Anthony JONES 2 1995 7/0 4/1995 88 Daniel METROPOLIS 2 2001 7/0 4/20 01 24 Greg MADIGAN 2 1995 7/0 4/1995 89 Adam McPHEE 9 2001 27/05/20 01 25 Andrew McGOVERN 2 1995 7/0 4/1995 90 Simon EASTAUGH 11 2001 10/06/2001 26 Peter MILLER 2 1995 7/0 4/1995 91 Robert HADDRILL 15 2001 14/07/20 01 WARDELL- 92 Keren UGLE 16 2001 21/07/20 01 27 Leigh 2 1995 7/0 4/1995 JOHNSON 93 Dwayne SIMPSON 20 2001 19/08/2001 28 Andrew WILLS 2 1995 7/0 4/1995 94 Trent CROAD 1 2002 31/03/2002 29 John HUTTON 3 1995 15/04/1995 95 Paul MEDHURST 1 2002 31/03/2002 30 Shane PARKER 3 1995 15/04/1995 96 Graham POLAK 1 2002 31/03/2002 31 Jeff WHITE 3 1995 15/04/1995 97 Andrew SIEGERT 1 2002 31/03/2002 32 Shaun McMANUS 5 1995 29/04/1995 98 Jeff FARMER 3 2002 14/04/2002 33 Neil MILDENHALL 5 1995 29/04/1995 99 Troy SIMMONDS 3 2002 14/04/2002 34 Clinton WOLF 7 1995 14/05/1995 100 Daniel HAINES 6 2002 4/05/2002 35 Craig CALLAGHAN 8 1995 20/05/1995 101 Andrew BROWNE 8 2002 18/05/2002 36 Brendon RETZLAFF 8 1995 20/05/1995 102 Scott THORNTON 8 2002 18/05/2002 37 Kingsley HUNTER 12 1995 24/06/1995 103 Luke McPHARLIN 12 2002 16/06/2002 38 Brad WIRA 12 1995 24/06/1995 104 Roger HAYDEN 15 2002 13/07/20 02 39 Mark GALE 14 1995 9/07/1995 105 Des HEADLAND 1 2003 30/03/2003 40 Jay BURTON 16 1995 23/07/1995 106 Aaron SANDILANDS 1 2003 30/03/2003 41 Daniel BANDY 19 1995 12/08/1995 107 Byron SCHAMMER 1 2003 30/03/2003 42 Tony GODDEN 1 1996 31/03/1996 108 Luke WEBSTER 14 2003 5/07/2003 43 Greg HARDING 1 1996 31/03/1996 109 Ryley DUNN 1 2004 27/03/20 0 4 44 David HYNES 1 1996 31/03/1996 110 Daniel GILMORE 1 2004 27/03/20 0 4 45 Gavin MITCHELL 1 1996 31/03/1996 111 Ryan MURPHY 16 2004 17/07/20 0 4 46 Brad ROWE 1 1996 31/03/1996 112 Steven DODD 20 2004 14/08/2004 47 Clive WATERHOUSE 3 1996 14/04/1996 113 Josh CARR 1 2005 26/2006 48 Michael BROWN 4 1996 20/04/1996 114 Michael JOHNSON 4 2005 17/0 4/20 05 49 Steven KOOPS 5 1996 26/04/1996 115 David MUNDY 6 2005 30/04/2005 50 Luke TOIA 7 1996 12/05/1996 116 Jarrad SCHOFIELD 9 2005 22/05/2005 51 James CLEMENT 11 1996 16/06/1996 117 Ryan CROWLEY 10 2005 28/05/2005 52 Daniel PARKER 14 1996 7/07/199 6 118 Brett PEAKE 13 2005 19/06/2005 53 Heath BLACK 4 1997 19/04/1997 119 Paul DUFFIELD 5 2006 30/04/2006 54 Matthew CLUCAS 6 1997 3/05/1997 120 Michael WARREN 7 2006 13/05/2006 55 Trent CARROLL 9 1997 24/05/1997 121 Adam CAMPBELL 10 2006 3/06/2006 56 Jess SINCLAIR 10 1997 2/06/1997 122 Marcus DRUM 13 2006 1/07/20 0 6 57 Martin WHITELAW 21 1997 24/08/1997 123 Dean SOLOMON 1 2007 31/03/2007 58 Chris BOND 1 1998 29/03/1998 124 Chris TARRANT 1 2007 31/03/2007 59 Brad DODD 1 1998 29/03/1998 125 Robert WARNOCK 6 2007 6/05/2007 60 Adrian FLETCHER 1 1998 29/03/1998 126 Clayton COLLARD 9 2007 25/05/2007 61 Clem MICHAEL 1 1998 29/03/1998 127 Garrick IBBOTSON 11 2007 10/07/2007 62 Stuart ANDERSON 2 1998 5/04/1998 128 Andrew FOSTER 19 2007 12/8/2007 63 Daniel HARGRAVES 4 1998 19/04/1998 129 Brock O’BRIEN 22 2007 1/9/2007 64 Brendon FEDDEMA 7 1998 8/05/1998 NB: Where two or more players debut for Fremantle in the same game, the 65 Brodie HOLLAND 8 1998 16/05/1998 player appearance number is determined in alphabetical order

28 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 All time Brownlow Medal Votes

Player TOTAL 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Peter Bell 77 11 14 19 9 8 7 9 Matthew Pavlich 62 2 3 5 8 14 15 15 Paul Hasleby 60 6 7 13 13 12 2 7 Shaun McManus 42 8 9 5 3 1 4 5 7 Troy Cook 35 13 8 8 2 4 Adrian Fletcher 33 3 15 10 3 2 Des Headland 24 9 5 2 8 Josh Carr 23 8 12 3 Heath Black 22 2 2 5 8 3 2 Scott Chisholm 20 13 7 Andrew Wills 18 15 3 Byron Schammer 17 12 3 2 Matthew Burton 16 4 12 Justin Longmuir 15 4 1 3 3 4 Dale Kickett 13 1 4 4 3 1 Clive Waterhouse 13 5 3 5 Daniel Bandy 12 5 1 2 4 Jeff Farmer 11 1 4 4 2 Ben Allan 10 9 1 Peter Mann 10 3 3 4 Brett Peake 10 10 Troy Simmonds 10 8 2 Jess Sinclair 10 2 5 1 2 Aaron Sandilands 10 1 1 1 5 2 Luke Toia 9 1 6 2 Luke McPharlin 7 3 2 2 Quenton Leach 7 2 5 Tony Modra 7 5 2 Shane Parker 7 2 2 2 1 Paul Medhurst 7 1 3 3 Matthew Carr 6 4 2 Gary Dhurrkay 6 1 3 2 Gavin Mitchell 6 6 Jason Norrish 6 4 2 Jeff White 6 3 3 Craig Callaghan 5 5 Todd Ridley 5 5 Scott Watters 5 5 Clem Michael 4 1 3 Stephen O’Rielly 4 2 2 Dean Solomon 4 4 Winston Abraham 3 2 1 Brendon Fewster 3 3 Steven Koops 3 3 Andrew McGovern 3 3 Ryan Murphy 3 3 Garth Taylor 3 3 James Walker 3 3 Antoni Grover 3 3 Craig Burrows 2 2 Brad Dodd 2 2 James Clement 2 1 1 Trent Croad 2 2 Michael Johnson 2 2 Daniel Gilmore 2 2 Adam Campbell 2 2 Chris Bond 1 1 Leigh Brown 1 1 Roger Hayden 1 1 Troy Longmuir 1 1 David Muir 1 1 Ashley Prescott 1 1 Scott Thornton 1 1 Dion Woods 1 1 CLUB TOTAL 720 56 46 61 38 40 53 33 56 66 61 69 77 64 (Votes while playing for Fremantle)

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 29 2007 Team

1. Luke Webster 2. Josh carr 3. Byron Schammer 4. Paul Hasleby 5. Ryley Dunn Date of Birth:...... 25/05/82 Date of Birth:...... 29/4/80 Date of Birth:...... 21/06/85 Date of Birth: ...... 12/06/81 Date of Birth:...... 07/10/85 Height:...... 185cm Height:...... 178cm Height:...... 176cm Height:...... 180cm Height:...... 182cm Weight:...... 88kg Weight:...... 81kg Weight:...... 82kg Weight:...... 84kg Weight:...... 85kg Games for FFC:...... 33 Games for FFC:...... 65 Games for FFC:...... 84 Games for FFC:...... 166 Games for FFC:...... 5 AFL Games Total:...... 33 AFL Games Total:...... 170 AFL Games Total:...... 84 AFL Games Total:...... 166 AFL Games Total:...... 5 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 105 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Finals Games:...... 3 Finals Games:...... 14 Finals Games:...... 4 Finals Games:...... 2 Finals Games:...... 0 Goals for FFC:...... 11 Goals for FFC:...... 33 Goals for FFC:...... 27 Goals for FFC:...... 100 Goals for FFC:...... 0 AFL Goals Total:...... 11 AFL Goals Total:...... 93 AFL Goals Total:...... 27 AFL Goals Total:...... 100 AFL Goals Total:...... 0 Debut for FFC:...... 2003 Debut for FFC:...... 2005 Debut for FFC:...... 2003 Debut for FFC:...... 2000 Debut for FFC:...... 2004

11. Des Headland 12. Brock O’Brien 13. Clayton Collard 14. Antoni Grover 15. Ryan Crowley Date of Birth:...... 21/01/81 Date of Birth:...... 30/05/88 Date of Birth:...... 04/12/88 Date of Birth:...... 11/03/80 Date of Birth:...... 05/03/84 Height:...... 185cm Height:...... 181cm Height:...... 182cm Height:...... 187cm Height:...... 189cm Weight:...... 90kg Weight:...... 79kg Weight:...... 90kg Weight:...... 95kg Weight:...... 91kg Games for FFC:...... 94 Games for FFC:...... 1 Games for FFC:...... 1 Games for FFC:...... 129 Games for FFC:...... 50 AFL Games Total:...... 146 AFL Games Total:...... 1 AFL Games Total:...... 1 AFL Games Total:...... 129 AFL Games Total:...... 50 Games for other clubs:...... 52 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Finals Games:...... 9 Finals Games:...... 0 Finals Games:...... 0 Finals Games:...... 2 Finals Games:...... 3 Goals for FFC:...... 101 Goals for FFC:...... 0 Goals for FFC:...... 1 Goals for FFC:...... 17 Goals for FFC:...... 43 AFL Goals Total:...... 153 AFL Goals Total:...... 0 AFL Goals Total:...... 1 AFL Goals Total:...... 17 AFL Goals Total:...... 43 Debut for FFC:...... 2003 Debut for FFC:...... 2007 Debut for FFC:...... 2007 Debut for FFC:...... 1999 Debut for FFC:...... 2005

21. Heath Black 22. Scott Thornton 23. Shane Parker 24. Adam Campbell 25. Steven Dodd Date of Birth:...... 28/05/79 Date of Birth:...... 11/09/82 Date of Birth:...... 18/02/73 Date of Birth:...... 25/01/85 Date of Birth:...... 20/06/83 Height:...... 175cm Height:...... 191cm Height:...... 187cm Height:...... 192cm Height:...... 190cm Weight:...... 82kg Weight:...... 85kg Weight:...... 92kg Weight:...... 88kg Weight:...... 82kg Games for FFC:...... 132 Games for FFC:...... 56 Games for FFC:...... 238 Games for FFC:...... 5 Games for FFC:...... 59 AFL Games Total:...... 186 AFL Games Total:...... 56 AFL Games Total:...... 238 AFL Games Total:...... 5 AFL Games Total:...... 59 Games for other clubs:...... 54 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Finals Games:...... 5 Finals Games:...... 1 Finals Games:...... 4 Finals Games:...... 0 Finals Games:...... 3 Goals for FFC:...... 60 Goals for FFC:...... 5 Goals for FFC:...... 11 Goals for FFC:...... 5 Goals for FFC:...... 4 AFL Goals Total:...... 79 AFL Goals Total:...... 5 AFL Goals Total:...... 11 AFL Goals Total:...... 5 AFL Goals Total:...... 4 Debut for FFC:...... 1997 Debut for FFC:...... 2002 Debut for FFC:...... 1995 Debut for FFC:...... 2006 Debut for FFC:...... 2004

31. Aaron Sandilands 32. Peter Bell 33. Jeff Farmer 34. Robert Warnock 35. Garrick Ibbotson Date of Birth:...... 06/12/82 Date of Birth:...... 01/03/76 Date of Birth:...... 24/06/77 Date of Birth:...... 19/01/87 Date of Birth:...... 15/03/88 Height:...... 211cm Height:...... 175cm Height:...... 174cm Height:...... 205cm Height:...... 187cm Weight:...... 122kg Weight:...... 81kg Weight:...... 81kg Weight:...... 83kg Weight:...... 80kg Games for FFC:...... 93 Games for FFC:...... 150 Games for FFC:...... 111 Games for FFC:...... 12 Games for FFC:...... 1 AFL Games Total:...... 93 AFL Games Total:...... 273 AFL Games Total:...... 229 AFL Games Total:...... 12 AFL Games Total:...... 1 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 123 Games for other clubs:...... 118 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Finals Games:...... 4 Finals Games:...... 19 Finals Games:...... 10 Finals Games:...... 0 Finals Games:...... 0 Goals for FFC:...... 26 Goals for FFC:...... 123 Goals for FFC:...... 201 Goals for FFC:...... 4 Goals for FFC:...... 1 AFL Goals Total:...... 26 AFL Goals Total:...... 243 AFL Goals Total:...... 460 AFL Goals Total:...... 4 AFL Goals Total:...... 1 Debut for FFC:...... 2003 Debut for FFC:...... 1995 Debut for FFC:...... 2002 Debut for FFC:...... 2007 Debut for FFC:...... 2007

41. Paul Duffield 42. Robert Haddrill Date of Birth:...... 05/02/85 Date of Birth:...... 23/01/81 Height:...... 186cm Height:...... 188cm Weight:...... 88kg Weight:...... 98kg Games for FFC:...... 13 Games for FFC:...... 58 AFL Games Total:...... 13 AFL Games Total:...... 58 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Finals Games:...... 0 Finals Games:...... 1 Goals for FFC:...... 3 Goals for FFC:...... 0 AFL Goals Total:...... 3 AFL Goals Total:...... 0 Debut for FFC:...... 2006 Debut for FFC:...... 2001

30 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 6. dean solomon 7. Brett Peake 8. Shaun McManus 9. Matthew Carr 10. Troy Cook Date of Birth:...... 09/01/80 Date of Birth:...... 05/07/83 Date of Birth:...... 09/02/76 Date of Birth:...... 29/12/78 Date of Birth:...... 12/08/76 Height:...... 189cm Height:...... 185cm Height:...... 179cm Height:...... 190cm Height:...... 176cm Weight:...... 97kg Weight:...... 84kg Weight:...... 83kg Weight:...... 87kg Weight:...... 82kg Games for FFC:...... 20 Games for FFC:...... 39 Games for FFC:...... 217 Games for FFC:...... 130 Games for FFC:...... 150 AFL Games Total:...... 178 AFL Games Total:...... 39 AFL Games Total:...... 217 AFL Games Total:...... 158 AFL Games Total:...... 193 Games for other clubs:...... 158 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 28 Games for other clubs:...... 43 Finals Games:...... 12 Finals Games:...... 3 Finals Games:...... 4 Finals Games:...... 4 Finals Games:...... 5 Goals for FFC:...... 11 Goals for FFC:...... 21 Goals for FFC:...... 91 Goals for FFC:...... 63 Goals for FFC:...... 66 AFL Goals Total:...... 67 AFL Goals Total:...... 21 AFL Goals Total:...... 91 AFL Goals Total:...... 65 AFL Goals Total:...... 77 Debut for FFC:...... 2007 Debut for FFC:...... 2005 Debut for FFC:...... 1995 Debut for FFC:...... 2001 Debut for FFC:...... 2000

16. David Mundy 17. Chris Tarrant 18. Luke McPharlin 19. James Walker 20. Justin Longmuir Date of Birth:...... 20/07/85 Date of Birth:...... 18/09/80 Date of Birth:...... 01/12/81 Date of Birth:...... 15/01/79 Date of Birth:...... 21/01/81 Height:...... 191cm Height:...... 192cm Height:...... 191cm Height:...... 179cm Height:...... 196cm Weight:...... 89kg Weight:...... 95kg Weight:...... 94kg Weight:...... 80kg Weight:...... 98kg Games for FFC:...... 64 Games for FFC:...... 21 Games for FFC:...... 101 Games for FFC:...... 151 Games for FFC:...... 139 AFL Games Total:...... 64 AFL Games Total:...... 182 AFL Games Total:...... 113 AFL Games Total:...... 151 AFL Games Total:...... 139 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 161 Games for other clubs:...... 12 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Finals Games:...... 3 Finals Games:...... 7 Finals Games:...... 4 Finals Games:...... 1 Finals Games:...... 4 Goals for FFC:...... 12 Goals for FFC:...... 33 Goals for FFC:...... 68 Goals for FFC:...... 16 Goals for FFC:...... 166 AFL Goals Total:...... 12 AFL Goals Total:...... 332 AFL Goals Total:...... 71 AFL Goals Total:...... 16 AFL Goals Total:...... 166 Debut for FFC:...... 2005 Debut for FFC:...... 2007 Debut for FFC:...... 2002 Debut for FFC:...... 1998 Debut for FFC:...... 1999

26. Benet copping 27. Daniel Gilmore 28. Ryan Murphy 29. Matthew Pavlich 30. Marcus drum Date of Birth:...... 07/10/86 Date of Birth:...... 02/03/83 Date of Birth:...... 24/05/85 Date of Birth:...... 31/12/81 Date of Birth:...... 01/05/87 Height:...... 192cm Height:...... 189cm Height:...... 191cm Height:...... 191cm Height:...... 190cm Weight:...... 80kg Weight:...... 90kg Weight:...... 93kg Weight:...... 99kg Weight:...... 84kg Recruited From:...... Sturt FC Games for FFC:...... 33 Games for FFC:...... 31 Games for FFC:...... 175 Games for FFC:...... 8 WAFL Club:...... East Perth AFL Games Total:...... 33 AFL Games Total:...... 31 AFL Games Total:...... 175 AFL Games Total:...... 8 Rookie list Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Finals Games:...... 0 Finals Games:...... 2 Finals Games:...... 4 Finals Games:...... 0 Goals for FFC:...... 9 Goals for FFC:...... 34 Goals for FFC:...... 312 Goals for FFC:...... 5 AFL Goals Total:...... 9 AFL Goals Total:...... 34 AFL Goals Total:...... 312 AFL Goals Total:...... 5 Debut for FFC:...... 2004 Debut for FFC:...... 2004 Debut for FFC:...... 2000 Debut for FFC:...... 2006

36. Andrew Browne 37. Michael Johnson 38. chris smith 39. Calib Mourish 40. Andrew Foster Date of Birth:...... 14/05/84 Date of Birth:...... 20/10/84 Date of Birth:...... 18/03/88 Date of Birth:...... 08/07/88 Date of Birth:...... 31/08/85 Height:...... 174cm Height:...... 192cm Height:...... 183cm Height:...... 190cm Height:...... 183cm Weight:...... 78kg Weight:...... 96kg Weight:...... 79kg Weight:...... 89kg Weight:...... 73kg Games for FFC:...... 22 Games for FFC:...... 54 Recruited From:.Mt Gravatt (Qld) Recruited From:...... Towns Games for FFC:...... 3 AFL Games Total:...... 22 AFL Games Total:...... 54 WAFL Club:...... Swan Districts WAFL Club:...... East Fremantle AFL Games Total:...... 3 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Games for other clubs:...... 0 Rookie list Games for other clubs:...... 0 Finals Games:...... 0 Finals Games:...... 3 Finals Games:...... 0 Goals for FFC:...... 6 Goals for FFC:...... 8 Goals for FFC:...... 4 AFL Goals Total:...... 6 AFL Goals Total:...... 8 AFL Goals Total:...... 4 Debut for FFC:...... 2002 Debut for FFC:...... 2005 Debut for FFC:...... 2007

43. Roger Hayden 44. Darren Rumble Date of Birth:...... 09/12/80 Date of Birth:...... 20/09/84 Height:...... 179cm Height:...... 187cm Weight:...... 79kg Weight:...... 99kg Games for FFC:...... 80 Recruited From:...... Subiaco AFL Games Total:...... 80 WAFL Club:...... Subiaco Games for other clubs:...... 0 Rookie list Finals Games:...... 4 Goals for FFC:...... 7 AFL Goals Total:...... 7 Debut for FFC:...... 2002

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 31 2007 Season

2007 Milestones Games Premiership Ladder 2007 AFL Life Membership – 300 Total Games P w D L F A % Pts – Peter Bell, (267 Premiership AFL Debut Matches, 29 Pre-Season, 2 State Geelong 22 18 0 4 2542 1664 152.8 72 Robert Warnock – AFL/FFC Debut, of Origin, 2 International Rules), Round 6 v Brisbane, 6 May 2007 Round 16 v Adelaide, 21 July 2007 Port Adelaide 22 15 0 7 2314 2038 113.5 60 Clayton Collard – AFL/FFC Debut, 200 AFL/FFC games West Coast 22 15 0 7 2162 1935 111.7 60 Round 9 v St Kilda, 25 May 2007 – Shaun McManus, Round 5 Garrick Ibbotson – AFL/FFC Debut, v Adelaide, 29 April 2007 Kangaroos 22 14 0 8 2183 1998 109.3 56 Round 11 v Richmond, 10 June 2007 150 AFL/FFC games – Paul Hasleby, Round 4 Hawthorn 22 13 0 9 2097 1855 113.0 52 Andrew Foster – AFL/FFC Debut, v Melbourne, 22 April 2007 Round 19 v Essendon, 12 August 2007 Collingwood 22 13 0 9 2011 1992 101.0 52 150 AFL/FFC games Brock O’Brien – AFL/FFC Debut, – James Walker, Round 12 Sydney 22 12 1 9 2031 1698 119.6 50 Round 22 v Port Adelaide, v Western Bulldogs, 16 June 2007 1 September 2007 150 FFC Games Adelaide 22 12 0 10 1881 1712 109.9 48 – Troy Cook, Round 22 St Kilda 22 11 1 10 1874 1941 96.5 46 FFC Debut v Port Adelaide, 1 September 2007 Dean Solomon – FFC Debut, Round 1 150 FFC Games Brisbane 22 9 2 11 1986 1885 105.4 40 v Port Adelaide, 31 March 2007 – Peter Bell, Round 22 v Port Adelaide, 1 September 2007 Fremantle 22 10 0 12 2254 2198 102.5 40 Chris Tarrant – FFC Debut, Round 1 v Port Adelaide, 31 March 2007 150 AFL games Essendon 22 10 0 12 2184 2394 91.2 40 – Matthew Carr, Round 10 v Collingwood, 1 June 2007 Western Bulldogs 22 9 1 12 2111 2469 85.5 38 Club Records 100 AFL games Highest home crowd v Adelaide, – Luke McPharlin, Round 8 Melbourne 22 5 0 17 1890 2418 78.2 20 37,172, Round 5 v Geelong, 19 May 2007 Carlton 22 4 0 18 2167 2911 74.4 16 Highest home crowd v Hawthorn, 100 FFC games 36,481, Round 7 – Luke McPharlin, Round 21 Richmond 22 3 1 18 1958 2537 77.2 14 v Melbourne, 25 August 2007 Highest home crowd v Richmond, 37,177, Round 11 50 FFC games 50 AFL/FFC games 50 AFL/FFC Games – Josh Carr, Round 5 – David Mundy, Round 8 – Michael Johnson, Round 18 Highest home crowd v Carlton, v Adelaide, 29 April 2007 v Geelong, 19 May 2007 v West Coast, 5 August 2007 36,307, Round 13 50 AFL/FFC games 50 AFL/FFC Games 50 AFL/FFC Games Highest home crowd v Geelong, – Steven Dodd, Round 8 – Scott Thornton, Round 16 – Ryan Crowley, Round 22 36,741, Round 17 v Geelong, 19 May 2007 v Adelaide, 21 July 2007 v Port Adelaide, 1 September 2007 Highest home crowd v Essendon, 38,274, Round 19 Shaun McManus is chaired off the ground after the 1 point win in Highest score against Carlton, round 5 over Adelaide in his 200th 27.11 (173), Round 13 appearance for the club Highest score against West Coast, 19.10 (124), Round 18 Equal Highest score against Melbourne, 22.12 (144), Round 21 Most Points in a Second Quarter – 56, Round 21 v Melbourne at Subiaco Oval Record Winning Margin v Melbourne, Round 21 at Subiaco Oval (59) Equal Record number of individual goal scorers in a match – 13 v Carlton, Round 13, 30 June 2007; v West Coast, Round 18, 6 August 2007 Highest Aggregate Home Attendance in a Season – 412,213 Highest Average Home Crowd in a Season – 34,474 Highest Aggregate All Game Attendance in a Season - 325,356

Goals 300 AFL Goals – Chris Tarrant v Port Adelaide, Subiaco Oval, Round 1, 31 March 2007 300 AFL Goals – Matthew Pavlich v Essendon, Subiaco Oval, Round 19, 12 August 2007 200 FFC Goals – Jeff Farmer v Melbourne, Subiaco Oval, Round 21, 25 August 2007

32 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 2007 Games Played Peter Bell...... 22 Heath Black...... 17 Andrew Browne...... 4 Adam Campbell...... 4 Josh Carr...... 20 Matthew Carr...... 17 Clayton Collard...... 1 Troy Cook...... 9 Benet Copping*...... 0 Ryan Crowley...... 19 Steven Dodd...... 16 Marcus Drum...... 3 Paul Duffield...... 6 Ryley Dunn...... 1 Jeff Farmer...... 8 Andrew Foster*...... 3 Daniel Gilmore...... 14 Antoni Grover...... 21 Robert Haddrill...... 1 Paul Hasleby...... 20 Roger Hayden...... 22 Des Headland...... 17 Garrick Ibbotson...... 1 Michael Johnson...... 18 Justin Longmuir...... 2 Shaun McManus...... 22 Luke McPharlin...... 21 Calib Mourish...... 0 David Mundy...... 22 Ryan Murphy...... 7 Brock O’Brien...... 1 Peter Bell led the disposal count Shane Parker...... 7 in 2007 for the fifth season Matthew Pavlich...... 22 Brett Peake...... 10 Uncontested Possessions Short Kicks Contested Marks Darren Rumble*...... 0 Peter Bell...... 352 Peter Bell...... 151 Matthew Pavlich...... 41 Aaron Sandilands...... 15 Paul Hasleby...... 299 Roger Hayden...... 145 Luke McPharlin...... 26 Byron Schammer...... 7 Heath Black...... 292 Josh Carr...... 133 Chris Tarrant...... 24 Chris Smith*...... 0 Josh Carr...... 269 David Mundy...... 116 Des Headland...... 11 Dean Solomon...... 20 Shaun McManus...... 266 Luke McPharlin...... 116 Michael Johnson...... 11 Chris Tarrant...... 21 Scott Thornton...... 14 Hard Ball Gets Handballs Uncontested Marks James Walker...... 10 Paul Hasleby...... 75 Paul Hasleby...... 241 Matthew Pavlich...... 162 Robert Warnock...... 12 Shaun McManus...... 59 Peter Bell...... 218 Luke McPharlin...... 126 Luke Webster...... 7 Aaron Sandilands...... 55 Shaun McManus...... 193 David Mundy...... 118 * Denotes rookie-listed player Josh Carr...... 51 Josh Carr...... 171 Roger Hayden...... 111 Dean Solomon...... 46 Steven Dodd...... 141 Chris Tarrant...... 110 Goal Kickers Matthew Pavlich...... 72 Loose Ball Gets Handballs Received Hit Outs Chris Tarrant...... 33 Josh Carr...... 59 Peter Bell...... 220 Aaron Sandilands...... 404 Peter Bell...... 28 Peter Bell...... 56 Heath Black...... 190 Robbie Warnock...... 120 Des Headland...... 25 Shaun McManus...... 51 Paul Hasleby...... 183 Daniel Gilmore...... 71 Jeff Farmer...... 19 Roger Hayden...... 46 Josh Carr...... 139 Luke McPharlin...... 14 David Mundy...... 44 Ryan Crowley...... 134 Michael Johnson...... 13 Goal Assists General Kicks Tackles Frees For Matthew Pavlich...... 25 Matthew Pavlich...... 298 Dean Solomon...... 108 Dean Solomon...... 33 Dean Solomon...... 23 Peter Bell...... 266 Josh Carr...... 79 Peter Bell...... 30 Shaun McManus...... 20 Josh Carr...... 248 Shaun McManus...... 72 Matthew Pavlich...... 25 Chris Tarrant...... 19 Heath Black...... 230 Paul Hasleby...... 64 Josh Carr...... 24 Des Headland...... 18 Roger Hayden...... 230 Peter Bell...... 63 Chris Tarrant...... 22

Total Disposals Effective Kicks Clearances Inside 50s Peter Bell...... 484 Matthew Pavlich...... 247 Paul Hasleby...... 79 Matthew Pavlich...... 88 Paul Hasleby...... 451 Peter Bell...... 207 Josh Carr...... 70 Shaun McManus �������������������83 Josh Carr...... 419 Heath Black...... 191 Peter Bell...... 67 Des Headland...... 83 Shaun McManus...... 394 Josh Carr...... 186 Aaron Sandilands...... 53 Peter Bell...... 73 Matthew Pavlich...... 381 Roger Hayden...... 183 Shaun McManus...... 53 Chris Tarrant...... 70

Contested Possessions Long Kicks Marks Rebound 50s Paul Hasleby...... 145 Matthew Pavlich...... 122 Matthew Pavlich...... 203 Roger Hayden...... 68 Josh Carr...... 138 Heath Black...... 94 Luke McPharlin...... 152 David Mundy...... 59 Matthew Pavlich...... 133 Des Headland...... 81 Chris Tarrant...... 134 Heath Black...... 56 Shaun McManus...... 132 Chris Tarrant...... 69 David Mundy...... 123 Michael Johnson...... 55 Peter Bell...... 131 Shaun McManus...... 63 Roger Hayden...... 116 Steven Dodd...... 55

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 33 2007 Season

ROUND 1 v PORT ADELAIDE ROUND 6 v BRISBANE ROUND 11 v RICHMOND Saturday 31 March 2007, Sunday 6 May 2007, Sunday 10 June 2007, Subiaco Oval 2:10pm Gabba 1:10pm Subiaco Oval 2:40pm Fremantle 8.1 10.4 14.5 16.9 (105) Fremantle 4.5 7.8 9.14 10.15 (75) Fremantle 1.3 4.8 10.10 18.15 (123) Port Adelaide 3.4 6.6 16.7 19.7 (121) Brisbane 5.5 9.10 12.15 17.18 (120) Richmond 4.5 6.9 10.9 15.12 (102) Goals: Pavlich 5 Goals: Pavlich, Tarrant 3 Goals: Headland 5 Kicks: Headland 15 Kicks: Black 19 Kicks: Bell 20 Handballs: McManus 16 Handballs: Dodd 13 Handballs: Bell 18 Disposals: McManus 28 Disposals: Black 27 Disposals: Bell 38 Marks: Pavlich 12 Marks: Tarrant 12 Marks: Pavlich 15 Tackles: J. Carr 7 Tackles: Headland, McManus, M. Carr 5 Tackles: M. Carr 9 Crowd: 37,452 Crowd: 27,175 Crowd: 37,177 FFC Debut: Chris Tarrant, Dean Solomon AFL/FFC Debut: Robert Warnock AFL/FFC Debut: Garrick Ibbotson Brownlow Votes: Pavlich 1 Brownlow Votes: Bell 1, Pavlich 2, ROUND 7 v HAWTHORN Headland 3 ROUND 2 v ESSENDON Sunday 13 May 2007, ROUND 12 v WESTERN BULLDOGS Sunday 8 April 2007, Subiaco Oval 2:40pm Telstra Dome 2:10pm Saturday 16 June 2007, Fremantle 1.1 6.6 10.10 14.12 (96) TIO Stadium 7:10pm Fremantle 2.3 6.5 12.8 17.10 (112) Hawthorn 3.3 6.6 9.11 11.14 (80) Fremantle 7.4 10.10 13.17 16.19 (115) Essendon 5.2 8.5 15.6 19.8 (122) Goals: Campbell 4 W. Bulldogs 5.3 10.5 15.6 22.9 (141) Goals: Pavlich 4, Tarrant 4 Kicks: Black 19 Kicks: Pavlich 17 Handballs: Hasleby 17 Goals: Pavlich 3 Handballs: McManus 9 Disposals: Black 32 Kicks: J. Carr, Bell 18 Disposals: Hasleby 22 Marks: Crowley 12 Handballs: Hasleby 18 Marks: Bell 11 Tackles: Black, Crowley 6 Disposals: Bell 34 Tackles: J. Carr 4 Crowd: 36,481 Marks: Mundy 11 Crowd: 32,623 Brownlow Votes: Campbell 2, Walker 3 Tackles: Cook 5 Brownlow Votes: Sandilands 2 Crowd: 11,449 Milestone: James Walker 150 FFC/AFL Games ROUND 8 v GEELONG Brownlow Votes: Bell 2 ROUND 3 v WEST COAST Saturday 19 May 2007, Saturday 14 April 2007, Skilled Stadium 2:10pm ROUND 13 v CARLTON Subiaco Oval 5:40pm Fremantle 3.2 4.6 5.7 10.9 (69) Saturday 30 June 2007, Fremantle 1.2 4.4 8.4 11.4 (70) Subiaco Oval 2:10pm Geelong 6.0 9.5 11.9 14.10 (94) West Coast 4.1 6.6 9.11 14.7 (101) Goals: Pavlich, Bell 3 Fremantle 4.3 10.7 18.8 27.11 (173) Goals: Pavlich, J. Carr 2 Kicks: Johnson 18 Carlton 5.4 6.6 8.11 13.18 (96) Kicks: Hasleby 20 Handballs: Hayden 12 Handballs: Gilmore 9 Disposals: Johnson, Hayden 25 Goals: Headland 5 Disposals: Hasleby 24 Marks: McPharlin 13 Kicks: Headland 17 Marks: Walker 10 Tackles: Solomon 13 Handballs: Hasleby 17 Tackles: Dodd 8 Crowd: 20,435 Disposals: M. Carr 26 Marks: Pavlich 14 Crowd: 42,051 Milestones: 100 AFL Games Luke McPharlin Tackles: Hasleby 7 50 AFL/FFC Games Steven Dodd Crowd: 36,307 50 AFL/FFC Games David Mundy ROUND 4 v MELBOURNE Brownlow Votes: Farmer 1, Pavlich 2, Sunday 22 April 2007, Headland 3 ROUND 9 v ST KILDA MCG 2:10pm Friday 25 May 2007, Fremantle 5.2 10.5 17.8 21.11 (137) Subiaco Oval 6:40pm Melbourne 3.5 4.9 9.11 13.14 (92) Fremantle 6.6 8.6 10.9 15.11 (101) Goals: Pavlich 6 Kicks: Headland 22 St Kilda 1.4 2.11 5.16 6.19 (55) Handballs: Hasleby, McManus 16 Goals: Pavlich, Tarrant, Bell 3 Disposals: Hasleby 37 Kicks: Black 21 Marks: Pavlich 12 Handballs: Hasleby 22 Tackles: McManus, Mundy 5 Disposals: Hasleby 33 Crowd: 16,654 Marks: McPharlin 20 Milestone: Paul Hasleby 150 FFC/AFL Games Tackles: Hasleby 7 Brownlow Votes: Headland 1, Hasleby 2, Crowd: 39,034 Pavlich 3 Brownlow Votes: Bell 2, Hasleby 3 AFL/FFC Debut: Clayton Collard ROUND 5 v ADELAIDE Sunday 29 April 2007, ROUND 10 v COLLINGWOOD Subiaco Oval 2:40pm Friday 1 June 2007, MCG 7:40pm Fremantle 2.3 3.7 5.13 7.16 (58) Fremantle 5.3 8.6 10.11 13.16 (94) Adelaide 3.0 4.2 6.5 8.9 (57) Goals: Cook 3 Collingwood 3.5 7.7 12.12 15.13 (103) Kicks: Black, Mundy 16 Goals: Pavlich 4 Handballs: Hasleby, Black 11 Kicks: Pavlich 19 Disposals: Black 27 Handballs: Hasleby 23 Marks: McPharlin 10 Disposals: Hasleby 34 Tackles: Solomon 12 Marks: Pavlich 13 Crowd: 37,172 Tackles: Webster 6 Milestone: Shaun McManus 200 FFC/ Crowd: 44,480 AFL Games Milestone: 150 AFL games Matthew Carr Brownlow Votes: Hayden 1, Grover 3 Brownlow Votes: Hasleby 2

34 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 2007 Season

ROUND 14 v SYDNEY ROUND 17 v GEELONG ROUND 20 v ST KILDA Sunday 8 July 2007, Saturday 28 July 2007, Saturday 18 August 2007, SCG 1:10pm Subiaco Oval 2:10pm Telstra Dome 2:10pm Fremantle 1.3 5.3 6.6 9.7 (61) Fremantle 1.3 4.5 8.9 10.12 (72) Fremantle 4.4 7.9 10.11 14.12 (96) Sydney 1.6 4.11 8.17 11.23 (89) Geelong 6.4 8.11 12.18 20.20 (140) St Kilda 4.3 10.5 16.10 19.12 (126) Goals: Pavlich, McManus, Farmer 2 Goals: Pavlich 4 Goals: Pavlich 3 Kicks: Headland 14 Kicks: Gilmore, Headland, Pavlich 14 Kicks: Pavlich 15 Handballs: Sandilands 6 Handballs: McPharlin, Tarrant 12 Handballs: McManus 14 Disposals: Headland 18 Disposals: McPharlin 24 Disposals: J. Carr 25 Marks: Hayden 8 Marks: McPharlin 13 Marks: J. Carr 9 Tackles: J.Carr, Hasleby 10 Tackles: Solomon 5 Tackles: J. Carr, Solomon 7 Crowd: 25,943 Crowd: 36,741 Crowd: 24,041 Brownlow Votes: Solomon 2 ROUND 18 v WEST COAST ROUND 21 v MELBOURNE ROUND 15 v KANGAROOS Sunday 5 August 2007, Saturday 25 August 2007, Sunday 15 July 2007, Subiaco Oval 2:40pm Subiaco Oval 2:10pm Subiaco Oval 2:40pm Fremantle 5.3 9.4 13.7 19.10 (124) Fremantle 5.4 14.6 18.7 22.12 (144) Fremantle 4.4 6.6 9.9 11.12 (78) West Coast 2.4 6.7 11.8 14.13 (97) Melbourne 5.4 6.7 9.13 12.13 (85) Kangaroos 5.0 7.5 10.6 12.10 (82) Goals: J. Carr, Farmer 3 Goals: McPharlin 5 Goals: Headland, Bell, Pavlich, Tarrant 2 Kicks: J. Carr 19 Kicks: Bell 19 Kicks: Black 18 Handballs: Black 14 Handballs: Bell, Gilmore 12 Handballs: Dodd, Johnson 14 Disposals: Hasleby 30 Disposals: Bell 31 Disposals: Dodd 28 Marks: Farmer 10 Marks: Pavlich 14 Marks: Dodd 10 Tackles: Solomon 7 Tackles: J. Carr, Mundy 6 Tackles: Headland, Solomon, McManus 5 Crowd: 43,096 Crowd: 34,549 Crowd: 37,002 Ross Glendinning Medal: Josh Carr Milestone: Luke McPharlin 100 FFC Games Brownlow Votes: Headland 1 Milestone: Michael Johnson 50 AFL/ Brownlow Votes: Bell 1, McPharlin 2, FFC Games Pavlich 3 ROUND 16 v ADELAIDE Brownlow Votes: Farmer 1, Solomon 2, J. Carr 3 Saturday 21 July 2007, ROUND 22 v PORT ADELAIDE Saturday 1 September 2007, AAMI Stadium 2:40pm ROUND 19 v ESSENDON AAMI Stadium 7:10pm Fremantle 5.0 10.2 16.2 20.6 (126) Sunday 12 August 2007, Fremantle 1.2 4.7 10.11 12.13 (85) Adelaide 3.7 6.8 12.8 15.11 (101) Subiaco Oval 2:40pm Goals: Pavlich 5 Fremantle 5.2 10.4 14.10 21.14 (140) Port Adelaide 4.7 8.7 11.9 17.15 (117) Kicks: Black 19 Goals: Pavlich 4 Handballs: Crowley 15 Essendon 4.7 7.10 8.10 11.11 (77) Kicks: Gilmore 15 Disposals: Bell 30 Goals: Pavlich 6 Handballs: Thornton, Schammer 15 Marks: Pavlich 14 Kicks: Pavlich 22 Disposals: Thornton 25 Tackles: J.Carr 8 Handballs: Hasleby 21 Marks: McPharlin, Pavlich, Johnson 8 Crowd: 40,190 Disposals: Hasleby 35 Tackles: Cook, Mundy 6 Milestones: Scott Thornton 50 AFL/FFC Games Marks: Pavlich 16 Crowd: 39,270 Peter Bell 300 Official AFL Games Tackles: Hasleby, Solomon 4 AFL/FFC Debut: Brock O’Brien Brownlow Votes: Black 2, Pavlich 3 Crowd: 38,274 Milestones: Peter Bell 150 FFC Games AFL/FFC Debut: Andrew Foster Troy Cook 150 FFC Games Brownlow Votes: Pavlich 1, Gilmore 2, Bell 3 Ryan Crowley 50 AFL/FFC Games

A memorable round 18 Carlton Mid Derby win led by Josh Carr who won the Ross Glendinning Medal

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 35 Matthew Pavlich

29Captain 22 games

36 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 Josh Carr

Vice2 Captain 20 games

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 37 Luke Webster Byron Schammer

7 1games 73 games

38 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 Paul Hasleby Ryley Dunn

204 games 15 game

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 39 Dean Solomon

206 games

Brett Peake

107 games

40 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 SHAUn McManus Matthew Carr

228 games 179 games

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 41 Troy Cook

109 games

Des Headland

1117 games

42 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 Brock O’Brien Clayton Collard

121 game 131 game

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 43 Antoni Grover

1421 gameS

Ryan Crowley

1519 gameS

44 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 David Mundy Chris Tarrant

1622 gameS 1721 gameS

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 45 Luke McPharlin

1821 gameS

James Walker

1910 gameS

46 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 Justin Longmuir Heath Black

202 gameS 2117 gameS

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 47 Scott Thornton Shane Parker

2214 games 237 games

48 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 Adam Campbell

244 games

Steven Dodd

2516 games

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 49 Daniel Gilmore Ryan Murphy

2714 gameS 287 gameS

50 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 Marcus Drum Aaron Sandilands

303 gameS 3115 gameS

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 51 Peter Bell Jeff Farmer

3222 gameS 338 gameS

52 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 Robert Warnock Garrick Ibbotson

3412 gameS 351 game

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 53 Andrew Browne

364 gameS

Michael Johnson

3718 gameS

54 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 Andrew Foster Paul Duffield

383 gameS 406 gameS

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 55 Robert Haddrill

421 game

Roger Hayden

4322 gameS

56 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 Board and Senior Management

Board of Directors ProfileS

Rick Hart Mel Ashton Brian O’Donnell Len Hitchen President Vice President Since February 2006 Since July 2001 Since February 2002 Since December 2002 Born in Fremantle, Brian has been an office- Extensive sports participation and administration experience including President and Board Member Rick has had a long involvement in Western Managing Director of Mentoring Services for bearer of several community service and sporting at East Fremantle and Applecross Football Club’s. Australian football from junior to senior level as organisations during his career. After qualifying Business, Chairman of Venture Minerals Ltd, Served as President and Board Member of the a sponsor, and in recent years as a sponsor of Gryphon Minerals Ltd, Empire Beer Group Ltd as a Chartered Accountant, Brian has spent the last 19 years in banking, finance and investment Australian and Western Australian Table Tennis Fremantle. Formerly vice-chairman of the Western and Empired Ltd. Associations. Represented WA and Captained Australian Turf Club and currently Managing management. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Australia at the World Table Tennis Championships. Director and founder of the Rick Hart Group, Accountants in Australia where he is a Region Since 1996, Brian has been employed as Group established in 1975. Previous Board member of Len was awarded an Australian Sports Medal in Councillor for Western Australia, and a Fellow of Treasurer of Australian Capital Equity Pty Ltd (ACE), Retravision (WA) and the Betting Control Board of 2000 for service to table tennis and football, as the Australian Institute of Company Directors. which is the owner of WesTrac Pty Ltd and the WA. Sponsor and supporter of WA Junior Football largest shareholder in Seven Network. Brian has well as the Centenary Medal for services to sport and the WA Umpires Association. Past President Mel is Vice President and sits on the Finance, been a director of ACE since 2001, and is also a and sports administration in 2002. and Life Member of the Carbine Club of WA. Audit and Risk Committee and the Remuneration director of WesTrac Pty Ltd. Retired after a 36 year career in the Western Honorary Ambassador Perth Convention Centre, Committee at the Fremantle Football Club. Australian State Government where he achieved WA Ambassador – White Ribbon Day Campaign. Brian chairs the Finance, Audit and Risk permanent department head level and served on Committee of the Fremantle Football Club, numerous Government Boards. He was also former Richard Goyder and serves on several other committees. Chairman and Chief Executive of the Western Since December 2006 Ben Allan Australian Tourism Commission. Len is the current Chairman of Fremantle Hospital Medical Research Mr Goyder joined Wesfarmers Limited in 1993 after Since December 2005 Foundation. working in various commercial roles at Tubemakers of Australia Limited. He has held a number of Member Elected Representative David Garic Tony Buhagiar commercial positions in Wesfarmers’ Business Ben was one of Western Australia’s finest Development Department including General footballers who enjoyed great success initially Since December 2003 Since January 2000 Manager. In 1999 Richard was Managing Director in the WAFL before progressing to the AFL with Member Elected Representative Played 138 games for East Fremantle in the WAFL, of Wesfarmers Dalgety Limited, which subsequently Hawthorn and then Fremantle. went on to play 109 VFL games in total playing became Wesfarmers Landmark Limited, a position Joined the Fremantle Football Club at inception as 83 games with Essendon from 1981 to 1984 Drafted by Hawthorn in 1989 he won Hawthorn’s he retained until his appointment as Finance a foundation Quay Club Member in 1994. Became kicking a total of 135 goals and 25 games and best and fairest in 1991 and was a key member Director of Wesfarmers Limited in 2002, joining the the First Member Elected Board Director in 2003 36 goals for Footscray (now Western Bulldogs) Board in the same year. He was appointed Deputy of their Premiership winning team that same year. and served on the Board of Directors in seasons in 1985. Played 5 State games and was named Managing Director and Chief Financial Officer of A two time All-Australian in 1993 and 1994 he 2004/2005 but due to work commitments could All Australian in 1979. not nominate for reappointment. Re-elected in Wesfarmers Limited in 2004 and assumed the role returned home to WA in 1995 to captain the A Harbour Master member since the club’s of Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer inaugural Fremantle side. He went on to play 2006 as Member Elected Director for seasons 2007/2008. inception and President of the Derby Club. Involved in July 2005. Richard is a director of Gresham 47 games for Fremantle and a total to 145 AFL in the hospitality industry and owner of several well Partners Holdings Ltd, Wespine Industries Pty Ltd, games. Married with two children, David initially known hotels in Perth. A Board member of Route and a number of Wesfarmers group subsidiaries. Ben has completed Bachelor of Business (Major commenced with the Main Roads Department 66 liquor co-operative. He is also a member of the Federal Government’s in Accounting) and an Executive Certificate in in the Materials Lab, studying Applied Sciences, Business Roundtable on Sustainable Development, Wine Studies. After his retirement Ben has worked before moving to become Managing Director of a the Business Council of Australia and the University extensively in the WA media as a football specialist major South West refrigeration transport company. of Western Australia Business School Advisory Board. Richard has a Bachelor of Commerce and has established a successful career in the Self employed heavy haulage contractor for degree from the University of Western Australia and wine industry. 20 years working on some of Western Australia’s completed the Advanced Management Program at Ben was re-elected unopposed in 2007 for a major civil engineering projects and at present the Harvard Business School in 1998. second two year term until November 2009. is Product Manager for A.V. Trucks Services.

Executive Management ProfileS

Cameron Schwab Keith Black Steven Rosich Chris Bond Chief Executive Officer Since September 2001 General Manager General Manager General Manager Started as a cadet administrator with Melbourne – Corporate and Community Affairs – Commercial Operations – List Development at the age of 18 in January 1982 and was later Since July 2002 Since January 2004 Since October 2007 recruiting manager. In 1988, was appointed An experienced senior executive, worked with Alcoa Steve is an experienced executive responsible for Former Club Captain Chris Bond joined the club general manager of Richmond at age 24 – the at its Western Australian refineries and mine sites player contracting, salary cap management and in October 2007 as General Manager – List youngest person to hold this position in the from 1980, then as Industrial Relations Manager core revenue operations including Membership, Development responsible for the club’s list history of the AFL. Resigned in 1994 and for the at the Portland smelter operations in Victoria in Match Day, Corporate Sales, Events and development, managing and developing the club’s next two years studied full-time, completing a 1985. Joined the Bell Group in 1987 as Group Merchandise. Prior to joining Fremantle Steve football information and technology systems, player Master of Business Administration and a Master Human Resources Manager and in 1990 joined was in the position of Business Operations recruitment, and opposition analysis as well as of Marketing at Melbourne University. Completed Heytesbury Holdings Ltd as General Manager of Manager with West Coast, working closely with Advanced Management Program at Harvard being a key member of Mark Harvey’s coaching Publishing and Media Operations, then to Rural the Chief Executive to develop strategic business team. University (USA) 2007. In 1994 and 1995 was opportunities in addition to his responsibilities for employed as a part time consultant to Fremantle. Press from 1993 as Divisional Manager. managing the core business areas of membership, Chris joined Carlton in 1990 playing a total of Appointed general manager of football operations Operated own consulting practice from 1995 merchandise, supporter development and business 22 games in three seasons for the Blues before at Melbourne in 1996 and became Chief Executive specialising in organisational restructuring, development. moving to Richmond for the 1993 season where Officer in 1997. Took over as Chief Executive business strategy and corporate planning. he played 100 games from 1993 to 1997 that Officer of afl.com.au, the AFL’s official internet site, Owned and operated successful IT consulting He previously held the position of Associate included winning the Richmond Best and Fairest, in 1999 and has been Fremantle’s Chief Executive and computer retail business 1999 until 2001. Director in the corporate advisory arm of the Jack Dyer Medal, in 1994. He joined Fremantle Officer since 2001. Chief Executive Officer of a major WA private international chartered accounting firm Deloitte in 1998, going on to play 41 games (22 games Touche Tohmatsu specialising in strategic planning Gary Walton health group from 1998 before returning to in 1998 and 19 games in 1999) and was Club private consulting in 2001. Responsible for and capital raising. Captain for the 1999 season. He led Fremantle to Chief Operating Officer/Company Secretary communications and media management, He has a Bachelor of Business degree from the its first Carlton Mid Derby win against West Coast Since February 2002 community affairs, brand management, promotions University of Western Australia and was a league in Round 16 1999. A Chartered Accountant with over 20 years and public relations. squad member at the Subiaco and West Perth Chris played a total of 163 games in his 10 year experience in the corporate sector, managing the Football Clubs from 1988 to 1991. finance and administration functions of several Darren Beazley career from 1990 to 1999 and moved into public companies and also undertook corporate General Manager Robert Shaw coaching with the Werribee Tigers in 2000 before consulting for approximately four years. Joined – Strategic Partnerships joining the Western Bulldogs as Assistant Coach General Manger in 2003. the Club in February 2002 as Chief Financial Since March 2005 – Football Operations Officer/Company Secretary and is responsible for Since December 2005 finance and administration, corporate governance, Darren has been involved in football for over nine James Begley information technology, special projects and human years working in both operational and commercial Robert has over 30 years of experience in General Manager resources. aspects of the game. Responsible for talent Australian Rules Football. His playing career – Leadership and Development identification and development with the West included 40 games for the Sandy Bay Football Club Since October 2007 Mark Harvey Australian Football Commission (WAFC) from 1994 in Tasmania, 51 games for the Essendon Football James was appointed as General Manager – Senior Coach Since November 2006 to 1998. General Manager of the Tasmanian Club, 40 games for the Clarence Football Club Football Development Foundation (TFDF) from in Tasmania and included 6 games for Tasmania Leadership and Development in October 2007 and Mark assumed the role as Senior Coach prior 1998 – 2000 with a major emphasis on managing State Of Origin. Robert’s coaching career included will be responsible for the club’s player leadership to round 16 in 2007, guiding the team to a the Tassie Mariners Under 18 programme. senior coach at Fitzroy from 1991 to 1994 and programmes as well as personal development resounding victory over Adelaide at AAMI Stadium Darren spent two years working in the USA for programmes for all players and staff. in round 17. He was appointed the club’s Senior Adelaide in 1995 and 1996. Funge Systems where he was Vice President of Coach for three years at the conclusion of In 1998 Robert was appointed State Director of James began working in the facilitation and Operations of the e-commerce company. the 2007 season. Mark joined the club as an Coaching in Tasmania which included coaching delivery of Performance Improvement Programs Assistant Coach in 2006 season and enjoyed a Returning to WA, Darren was appointed General the Tassie Mariners in TAC Cup before taking up in 2001 during his time as an AFL player and successful debut year at Fremantle, taking control Manager, Business Development with the West the position of Assistant Coach at the Essendon continued consulting in a full time capacity of a largely young and inexperienced defence Australian Cricket Association (WACA), where he Football Club in 1999, a period that included following his retirement as a player in 2005. and moulding them into one of the competition’s was responsible for all Commercial Operations of Essendon’s 2000 premiership. James has delivered programs within the NRL, tightest units. Prior to joining Fremantle, he spent the Association before moving to The Brand Agency Robert has a Bachelor Applied Science (Physical AFL, and SANFL as well as a range of corporate eight years as an assistant coach at Essendon where he served as the Account Director before Education), Advanced Certificate in Applied organisations, high schools and in juvenile justice after playing 206 games for the Bombers between joining Fremantle. 1984 and 1997, including three premierships as Management and a Master of Business (Sport centres. Originally drafted in 1998 by St Kilda a player in 1984, 1985, and 1993 and one as A member of the senior playing squad at the Swan Management). He is a Life Member Essendon at selection 22 from Sturt in the SANFL, he was an assistant coach in 2000. He finished in the Districts Football Club in 1985, 1986 and 1990. Football Club, Assistant Coach of the Tasmanian nominated as a Rising Star in 2001 and played 36 top five of the Bombers’ Best and Fairest, the Darren is responsible for sponsorship acquisition Team Of The Century 2004, and was an Inaugural games for St Kilda before moving to Adelaide and Crichton Medal, on four occasions, winning the and management and the development of club Inductee to the Tasmanian Football League Hall playing 25 games from 2003 until his retirement award in 1992. strategic partnerships. Of Fame. in 2005.

Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 57 Staff

Number 1 Ticket Holder Jeremy Davy...... Football Technology Manager Luc Longley Jason Kelly...... Video and Statistics Assistant Number 1 Junior Ticket Holder Sam Buhagier...... AFL Trainee Jesse Trigwell Lisa Jaskola...... Football Administration Assistant Neil McLean...... Psychologist Patron Dr Jeff Boyle...... Physiotherapist His Excellency Dr Kenneth Michael AC, Craig Allen...... Physiotherapist Governor of Western Australia Ian North...... Podiatrist Vice Patrons Sophy Porter...... Nutrition Co-ordinator The Hon. David K Malcolm AC QC Syd Corser Dr Ken Withers...... Doctor Steve Marsh Jack Sheedy Dr David Day...... Doctor Pat Watson...... Property Manager Life Members Frank Widdicombe...... Property Assistant Ross Kelly, Chairman, 1994- Gary Ingraham...... Runner/Boxing Coach Shane Parker, Player, 1995-2007 Kevin Bryant...... Match Day Assistant Shaun McManus, Player, 1995- Gary Antulov...... Training Assistant Matthew Pavlich, Player, 2000- Stephen Platt...... Head Trainer/Facilities Co-ordinator Paul Hasleby, Player, 2000- Ivo Capelhina...... Trainer James Walker, Player, 1998-2007 Brad Fryer...... Trainer Troy Cook, Player, 2000-2007 Jason Courtney...... Trainer Peter Bell, Player, 1995, 2001- Karen Emery...... Trainer Board of Directors Allan Emery...... Trainer Rick Hart (President) Mel Ashton (Vice President) Tayna Ritchie...... Trainer Richard Goyder Brian O’Donnell Vic Salis...... Trainer Tony Buhagiar Len Hitchen Paul Salis...... Trainer Ben Allan (member elected) David Garic (member elected) Amy Rawlings...... Trainer John Rankin...... Trainer Administration Lisa Rankin...... Masseuse Cameron Schwab...... Chief Executive Officer Keith Carmody...... Chaplain Amanda Benny...... Executive Assistant Les Barry...... Doorman Krysten Florenca...... Office Assistant Mike Atkinson...... Statistician Finance Joe Cosoleto...... Statistician Gary Walton...... Chief Operating Officer Mike Lasscock...... Statistician Graeme Parker...... Financial Controller Alan Powell...... Statistician Scott Baker...... Assistant Accountant Frank Riccelli...... Statistician Ruth Harrison...... Payroll Officer/Accounts Assistant Andrew Stone...... Statistician Sue Fairclough...... Accounts Officer Andrew Webster...... Statistician Minh Tran...... IT Manager Ben Lasscock...... Statistician Shaun Adler...... IT Support Officer Regan Atkinson...... Statistician Paulyne Webster...... Receptionist John Nykyforak...... Recruiting Kelsey Kerr...... Receptionist Shane Yardley...... Recruiting Corporate and Community Affairs South Australia Keith Black...... General Manager – Corporate and Community Affairs Bill Forrestal...... Property Assistant Katie Mitchinson...... Communications Manager Alan Waldron...... Property Assistant Andrew Bousfield...... Media Officer Tony Bracken...... Recruiting Luke McManus...... Multimedia Producer Nathan Carson...... Recruiting David Crute...... Community Development Manager Adam Moller...... Recruiting Raff Guadagnino...... Community Development Co-ordinator Adam Read...... Recruiting Bianca Craven...... Community Development Co-ordinator Graeme Roberston...... Recruiting Bob Fox...... Statistician Sponsorship David Fox...... Statistician Darren Beazley...... General Manager – Strategic Partnerships Claire Parker...... Sponsorship Manager Dennis Burchett...... Statistician Damien Carbon...... Sponsorship Executive Mark Fitzpatrick...... Statistician Kylie Fahey...... Sponsorship Executive Victoria Lana Camporeale...... Sponsorship Executive Adam Jones...... Victorian Operations Manager Elysse Goddard...... Sponsorship Co-ordinator Gary Burleigh...... Oppositions Coach Marketing Noel Bosch...... Recruiting Steve Rosich...... General Manager – Commercial Operations David Comito...... Recruiting Jessica Linden...... PA to GM Commercial Ops and Sponsorship Bob Kaye...... Recruiting Narelle Lyons...... Membership Manager David McMullen...... Recruiting Zoe Lucas...... Membership Ticketing Co-ordinator Ray Shaw...... Recruiting Olwen Scott...... Membership Services Co-ordinator Barry Rowlings...... School Football Co-ordinator Nick Ristovic...... Membership Services Assistant John Strachan...... Interchange Steward Darcy Murphy...... Raffle Co-ordinator Gerard Donovan...... Statistician David Pitts...... Corporate Accounts and Hospitality Manager Bernard Brickhill...... Statistician Melissa Winch...... Corporate Account Manager Mario Cananzi...... Statistician Rebecca Millard...... Corporate Account Manager Tahnee Carew...... Statistician Wes Lind...... Corporate Account Executive Mike Power...... Statistician Daniel Bandy...... Corporate Account Manager Michael Gill...... Statistician Kasey Ball...... Corporate Accounts Co-ordinator Bernard Magher...... Statistician Tony Godden...... Merchandise Manager Darryn Ricketts...... Statistician Craig Evans...... Team Store Co-ordinator Mark Liszukiewicz...... Physiotherapist Alison Lund...... AFL Trainee Guy Balmer...... Trainer Kellie Black...... Events Manager Barry Kirkwood...... Trainer Tamara Kiragu...... Events Co-ordinator Albert Latu...... Trainer Gary Freeman...... Trainer Football John Parker...... Trainer Mark Harvey...... Senior Coach Rod Yin...... Trainer Robert Shaw...... General Manager – Football Operations Dean Rodgers...... Trainer Chris Bond...... General Manager – List Development Colin Cianter...... Trainer James Begley...... General Manager – Leadership and Development Barrie Herbert...... Property Assistant Peter German...... Assistant Coach Dennis Hambling...... Property Assistant Dean Wallis...... Assistant Coach Alan Salter...... Doorman Chris Scott...... Assistant Coach Ben Wright...... Doorman Stephen Malaxos...... Player Development Coach Justin O’Dwyer...... Runner Michael Prior...... Skills Coach John Carlyse...... Match Day Assistant Earl Spalding...... Skills Coach James Hammond...... Match Day Assistant Lee Walker...... Player Welfare Manager Dale Harris...... Match Day Assistant Brent Dawkins...... Team and Match Day Manager Phil Smart...... Recruitment Manager Mark Hoskin...... Forward Scout Assistant Ben Marks...... Recruitment Assistant Justin Hartwill...... Forward Scout Assistant Ben Tarbox...... Strength and Conditioning Coach New South Wales Ben Piggott...... Assistant Conditioning Coach Cameron French...... Recruiting Marshall Stockden...... Injury Prevention and Rehab Physio Graeme Downward...... Recruiting Norm Tame...... Video and Statistics Manager Robert Prero...... Recruiting

58 Fremantle Football Club Year Book 2007 Farewells

Con Regan was honoured by The highlight of his career was Team as well as Donnybrook In memoriam the AFL with the prestigious playing in the winning 1961 Football Club. Both teams won Con Regan Jack Titus Award in 2003, Australian Carnival Team. at least one premiership while the first Western Australian Con had been involved in Con was in charge. to receive the award. The football continually since In 1963, Con was made a Life award is presented annually 1941 from junior football in Member of the East Fremantle in recognition of outstanding Fremantle and continued on to service to football. Football Club and a member be the inaugural Team Manager of the WAFL “200” Club. Con played a total of 261 for the Fremantle Football Club. In 1996 he was elected to the games for East Fremantle After winning the WAFL Fremantle City Hall of Fame Football Club between 1953 Grand Final in 1965, Con was and in 1997 he was made and 1965. In that time East transferred as a Police Officer a Legend in the Fremantle Fremantle made the top to Katanning where he not only Football Club’s Hall of Legends. four every year and won two captained/coached Wanderers Premierships in 1957 and As well as his football Football Club but also 1965. Con became the first achievements Con was also co‑founded the Central Great player to play 250 games for very successful in water polo, Southern Junior Sports Council. East Fremantle. He also played playing more than 50 years in 25 WAFL finals games and He also captained/coached the senior water polo with the 1934-2007 nine state games. East Fremantle Sunday League Melville Club.

Shane Parker Troy Cook Justin Longmuir James Walker Robert Haddrill – Retirement – Retirement – Retirement Shane is an inaugural Fremantle player Drafted at Selection 27 by the Sydney Justin was drafted number two overall James was taken with the club’s first Robert was a product of the club’s and club games record holder. He made Swans, Troy made his AFL debut in in the 1998 National AFL Draft and selection (no. 6 overall) in the 1997 Rookie List, elevated to the senior list his AFL debut in round 3, 1995 at the round 3, 1997 and he received a Rising debuted in round 22, 1999. He went on National Draft and made his debut in midway through the 2001 season. He Western Oval against Fitzroy and went Star nomination in 1997. Troy went on to play 139 games for Fremantle with round 19, 1998 against Essendon. He made his AFL debut in round 15, 2001 on to be the first player to play 200 to play 43 games for Sydney before the most memorable moment being went on to play 151 games for the club and he went on to play 58 games for games and played 238 games over his joining Fremantle at the end of the his kick after the siren in round 21, and played his 150th game for the club the club in what was unfortunately an 13 year career for Fremantle. 1999 season. 2005 against St Kilda at Subiaco Oval. in round 12 this year earning him Life injury interrupted career. Shane was runner-up in the club’s Best He made his debut for Fremantle in That winning moment then became Membership. In 2003 he played in Fremantle’s first and Fairest, the Doig Medal, in 1997 round 1, 2000 and played 150 games the cornerstone of the club’s 2006 Originally from Ballarat, James is the finals appearance against Essendon and 2005 and was placed third in for the club, earning himself Life membership television campaign. first Victorian born player to earn at Subiaco Oval and earned his first 2002. He was selected in the WA State Membership. He won the club’s Doig Over the last two seasons Justin has Life Membership with Fremantle and State of Origin Jumper. Season 2004 of Origin team three times, in 2002, Medal in 2000 and in 2005 he received been restricted to just 18 games due become only the fifth player in the saw Robert represent Australia in the 2004 and 2006, and was club vice- the Best Clubman Award. A noted hard- to a knee injury and on April 27 this club’s history to play 150 games. International Rules series in Ireland and captain in 2002. He was also a part man around the contests, he was the year was placed on the club’s long term James played in the club’s first finals for the second successive year he was of Subiaco’s 2007 WAFL premiership club’s leading tackler in 2000-2003 and injury list. It was due to this injury that appearance against Essendon in 2003 named in WA’s State of Origin team. team. 2005, also finishing in the top 10 in his football career has had to come to at Subiaco Oval. the AFL in 2000, 2002 and 2003. a premature end.

Ryley Dunn Clayton Collard Calib Mourish Benet Copping Darren Rumble Ryley was taken with the club’s first In 2006 Clayton represented WA at the Originally from Geraldton, Calib was Benet was on the senior list for two After playing in two premierships with selection (no. 10 overall) in the 2003 National Under 18’s Championships selected in the 2006 NAB AFL Draft years after being drafted in the 2005 Subiaco, Darren joined the clubs Rookie National Draft after twice achieving All- before being taken with the club’s first (No. 77 overall). A product of the National Draft. He joined the Rookie list in 2007. With his season spent Australian status following the National selection at number 31 in the 2006 Clontarf Academy in Geraldton, he was List this season where he has spent playing seniors in the WAFL, Darren Under 18’s championships. Ryley made NAB AFL Draft. Season 2007 saw involved with East Fremantle’s country the year playing mostly in the seniors became a triple premiership player for his debut in round 1, 2004 against Clayton debut for Fremantle in Round 9 development squads before being for East Perth in the WAFL. Subiaco. Carlton at Subiaco Oval. against St Kilda. drafted.

Staff Emma Galloway...... Corporate Sales Co-ordinator Kelly O’Donnell...... Assistant Coach Hesham Azer...... Physiotherapist Greg Green...... Events Consultant Don Pyke...... Football Development Consultant

Kevin Ball...... Biomechanist/Skills Coach Luke Green...... Team Store Assistant John Rankin...... Trainer

Lauren Black...... Receptionist Jon Haines...... Member and Supporter Manager Lisa Rankin...... Masseuse

Michael Broadbridge...... Assistant Coach Rechelle Hawkes...... Sponsorship Ambassador Alison Roberts...... Office Assistant

Digby Burges...... Group Ticketing Co-ordinator Steven Icke...... General Manager Player Personnel and List Management Fran Sanders...... Membership Services Assistant

Chris Connolly...... Senior Coach Anna Lamoureux...... Football Administration Co-ordinator Nikki Sinclair...... Sponsorship Executive

Daniel Davini...... Media Officer Richard Maloney...... Sponsorship Executive Alison Wells...... Community Development Assistant

Gabby Den Boer...... Membership Services Co-ordinator Akshay Nasta...... Corporate Sales Account Manager Shane Woewodin...... Match Day Assistant

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