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Peel Thunder Football Club BBouncedownouncedo2013wn OFFICIAL GUIDE TO THE SEASON 2013 offi cial team lists WAFL league, reserves, colts & Foxtel Cup fi xtures Detailed WAFL club information AFL player allocation West Coast and Fremantle fi xtures WAFL historical information $7.00 ISSN 1832-1402 Osborne Park Volkswagen. The 21st Century Beetle has arrived. Test drive The 21st Century Beetle and you’ll experience an advanced Volkswagen with the spirit and heritage of the original Beetle. Featuring a distinct new look, 118kW TSI petrol engine, 17” Rotor alloys, choice of 6 speed manual or 7 speed DSG transmission plus iconic design elements, The 21st Century Beetle is the perfect blend of past and present. Visit Osborne Park Volkswagen for a test drive today. 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All vehicles must be sold and delivered between 1st February and 31st March 2013. Excludes fleet, government and rental buyers. 2013 Publisher This publication is proudly produced for the WA Football Commission by Media Tonic. Contents Phone 9388 7844 Fax 9388 7866 Sales [email protected] 4-5 New WAFL alignment 56 Leading goalscorers Editor Tracey Lewis Email [email protected] 6 AFL player allocation 57 West Coast & Fremantle Photography fi xtures Andrew Ritchie, William Crabb & Belinda Pike 8-9 Club contacts Design/Typesetting Jacqueline Holland 58 Foxtel Cup Visible Ink Graphics 10 WA’s football media Printing Quality Press Rule changes 59 Colts and reserves Address 8 Babel Road fi xtures 2013 Welshpool WA 6106 50 Hall of Fame Email [email protected] 60 Ladders and grand Cover 52 Simpson medallists 2012 Grand fi nal by William Crabb fi nal results 2012 53 Sandover medallists Bouncedown is printed on Express Gloss 90gsm paper, which is sourced from a 61 League results 2012 sustainably managed forest and uses 54-55 Grand fi nal results manufacturing processesof the highest 62 League fi xtures 2013 environmental standards. since 1931 Bouncedown is printed by a Level 2 Environmental Accredited printer. The magazine is 100% recyclable. Copyright © No part of this publication may Club Information and player lists be reproduced or stored in a retrieval system without the permission of the publisher. Opinions expressed in Bouncedown are not 12-15 Claremont 32-35 South Fremantle necessarily those of the WAFC. The WAFC or affi liated clubs believe that the material 16-19 East Fremantle 36-39 Subiaco produced in this publication is accurate, but gives no warranty in relation thereto and disclaims all liability for claims against 20-23 East Perth 40-43 Swan Districts the WAFC or affi liated clubs, Media Tonic, its employees, agents, or any other person, which may rise from any person acting on 24-27 Peel Thunder 44-47 West Perth the materials contained herein. Registered by Australia Post - 28-31 Perth PP642521/00112 Bouncedown 2013 3 Player swap kicks off new alignment By Tracey Lewis TRADING places between East Perth and Peel has been the fi rst, important step in the WAFL’s new Partnering Club model. During the off -season, West Coast players additional annual amount of $450,000 to based at the Thunder have been relocated the West Australian Football Commission to the Royals while Fremantle players at on top of their annual rent and royalties Medibank Stadium have made the trek to payments. the Mandurah-based team. For the past few years those rent and Season 2013 is the interim year for the royalty payments combined have been in new alignment concept negotiated during excess of $10million. the off -season. The model, which came into eff ect Each of the non-partnering clubs, after the WAFL clubs rejected the Eagles Claremont, East Fremantle, Perth, South and Dockers’ bid to have stand alone teams Fremantle, Subiaco, Swan Districts and West in the State League competition, aligns the Perth, will receive $7,000 in compensation Eagles to the Royals and the Dockers to the for losing returning AFL-listed players Thunder. to the Royals or Thunder as part of the From 2014 all players on the Eagles arrangement. list will be aligned to East Perth and all The Partnering Model will then come Dockers’ listed players to Peel, allowing into play in 2014 for a minimum of fi ve years players not required at AFL level to train and a major part of the agreement involves and play together in the same WAFL team. the Eagles and Dockers each paying an ~ Hayden Crozier ~ WAFL PROPOSED INVESTMENT STRUCTURE (2014) NON PARTNERING WAFL CLUBS * 7 WAFL DEVELOPMENT FUND Management Grant - $460,000 Controlled by WAFC PDO Funding - $75,000 $70,000 for funding of Shared Future Fund - $20,000 Services and Capacity Building Technology Fund - $10,000 $565,000 $70,000 WAFC FUNDING POOL Current Service Grants - $3,375,000 ($375,000 * 9) Current PDO Contribution - $450,000 ($50,000 * 9) New Partnering Fees - $900,000 ($450,000 * 2) $350,000 cash plus $350,000 cash plus $450,000 $450,000 benefits benefits EAST PERTH ROYALS WEST COAST EAGLES FREMANTLE DOCKERS PEEL THUNDER Management Grant - $265,000 Management Grant - $265,000 PDO Funding - $75,000 Partnering Fee - $450,000 Partnering Fee - $450,000 PDO Funding - $75,000 Technology Fund - $10,000 League Coach, Players and League Coach, Players and Technology Fund - $10,000 Benefits – Salary Cap Savings, Medical Staff Medical Staff Benefits – Salary Cap Savings, Recruitment Costs Savings, Recruitment Costs Savings, Coaching Staff Savings, Medical Coaching Staff Savings, Medical Staff, Other League Coach, Players and League Coach, Players and Staff, Other Medical Staff Medical Staff 4 What Will Happen In Season 2013: 1. Transfer of WCE/FFC Club players at partner WAFL clubs. WCE and FFC players currently on the 2012 East Perth and Peel Thunder playing lists will transfer as below: - In 2013 FFC players at East Perth will transfer to Peel Thunder. - In 2013 WCE players at Peel Thunder will transfer to East Perth 2. All WCE/FFC 2013 draftees and rookies coming from interstate will be placed at their partner WAFL clubs eg: WCE players to East Perth/FFC players to Peel Thunder. 3. All WCE/FFC listed and rookie players who are currently (2012) on the seven non partner WAFL club lists, including those recruited in the 2012 AFL draft, will remain at their WAFL club for the 2013 season. These players will transfer to their respective partner WAFL club for 2014. 4. The current (2012) AFL player Service Agreement will remain in place for the 2013 WAFL season. Result: The following players have been allotted for season 2013 To East Perth: Jamie Cripps, Shannon Hurn, Scott Lycett, Cale Morton, Matt Rosa, Will Schofi eld, Sharrod Wellingham, Blayne Wilson. To Peel Thunder: Zac Clarke, Hayden Crozier, Jack Hannath, Danyle Pearce, Jayden Pitt, Tanner Smith, Matt Taberner. What will happen in season 2014 and beyond: 1. The WAFC has committed to a fi nancial investment into the WAFL of more than $5 million from 2014 to 2018. This will result in a total packaged amount of $150,000 per annum for each non-partnering club. ~ Scott Lycett ~ 2. West Coast and Fremantle will pay $450,000 over and above their normal rent and royalty payments to the WAFC for the alignment. What the football hierarchy have said: WAFC chairman Frank Cooper initiative will be felt across the WAFL. and, importantly, help attract and retain “Following discussions, the WAFC recognised “Financially, the seven non-partner WAFL local players from the Peel region, which is a the importance of an increased allocation to clubs will receive a signifi cant increase in growth region in WA. the WAFL clubs in the initial years to assist their annual grants while the partner clubs “We have been starved of on-fi eld them in strengthening their balance sheets will have reduced recruiting costs, salary cap success for a long time and we believe there and long-term fi nancial sustainability. savings and reduced costs for their coaching will now be an opportunity to improve our “The football family has worked hard and medical staff . overall performance and move up the ladder together to develop this Partnering Model in “The WAFL competition will also be in the long-term.” the best interests of WA Football overall. It will boosted by the continued strong linkage West Coast CEO Trevor Nisbett provide an opportunity to build a sustainable between the two WA AFL clubs and the WAFL “I hope (this alignment) is going to be in place platform for the WAFL, while also meeting competition, and the joint promotion of the forever and a day. This looks like a sustainable the needs of WA’s AFL clubs in a win-win for game in WA.” model - a model that can help the other all parties. Peel Thunder president John Ditchburn (WAFL) clubs.” “Importantly, the WAFL Clubs keep their “Following an extensive review, it is the belief East Perth president Bronte Howson identities, heritage and control over their of the Peel Thunder board and management “Your Board believe the agreements are in future, the District pathway remains the same that the partnership model best delivers the best interests of all WAFL Clubs and off er and major new funding is delivered to the outcomes for football in Western Australia.
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