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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION of the WAFL $3.00 WAFL Preliminary OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE WAFL $3.00 WAFL Preliminary Final 27 September 2020 What more could Claremont Football Club want from a Sunday? Colts directly into the Grand Final. Tick. Reserves defy South Fremantle in an epic Elimination. Tick. The League side produces its finest performance of the season to book a Grand Final spot. Tick. It was the perfect day for a football club that is well and truly rolling in September and by the looks of things will be hard to stop. Despite finishing second on the ladder to hosts South Fremantle, the Tigers found an extra gear in the second semi-final to defeat the minor premiers by 47 points. Claremont captain Kane Mitchell couldn’t have dreamt of a better start to the Optus WAFL Finals Series. “It was a massive day for the club,” Mitchell said. “To start the way we did with the Colts and play some outstanding football. The Reserves have come from 1-3 to make the Prelim. “For us to play the way we did in the League was sensational. It was all off the back of pressure and defence – that’s how we have always wanted to play.” As the final siren went and the Claremont crowd gathered to meet WAFL Finals admission prices This publication is proudly produced by the WA Football DID YOU KNOW? $20 – Adult* Commission. $15 – Concession* Photography // Gary Day & Michael Farnell You can subscribe to the Football Budget Free – Children 15 and under Design // Jacqueline Holland, Direction Design and Print Simply call 0419 930 763 or email *Includes a copy of Football Budget Printing // Data Documents www.datadocuments.com.au [email protected] The Football Budget is printed on Gloss 90gsm paper, which is sourced from a sustainably managed forest and uses manufacturing processes of the highest environmental standards. The magazine is 100% recyclable. Copyright © No part of this publication may be reproduced or stored in a retrieval system without the permission of the publisher. Opinions expressed in the Football Budget are not necessarily those of the WAFC. The WAFC or affiliated clubs believe that the material produced in this publication is accurate, but gives no warranty in relation thereto and disclaims all liability for claims against the WAFC or affiliated clubs, its employees, agents, or any other person, which may rise from any person acting on the materials contained herein. 2 by Elliot Raiter the playing group, Mitchell quickly huddled the group in for a message, it’s clear the job wasn’t done. “I have been in this position before ten years ago, playing in my first WAFL Grand Final,” he said. “I was lucky enough to have a couple of gurus in Clancy Rudiforth and Andrew Browne leading that side.” “The message was to stay humble and know that the job isn’t done. We played really, really well and to enjoy that moment because that is why we play footy. “We know we still have a job to do but it was a nice moment.” Today’s Preliminary Final will decide the Tigers’ opponent with South Fremantle hosting West Perth in a do-or-die final. The Bulldogs have been the team to beat all season. Seven wins from eight starts has proven their premiership credentials but standing in their way of a dream decider is a dogged Falcons outfit. Returning players will boost the line-up and give the home team the best possible chance of returning the following week. West Perth overcame Perth by 11 points in one of the games of the season to secure a spot in the Preliminary Final. The Falcons leaders stood up again in the pivotal moments to secure a memorable victory, with the likes of Aaron Black, Luke Meadows and Tyler Keitel delivering on the big stage. The only previous clash between the Falcons and Bulldogs this season saw the latter victorious by just eight points in a tight tussle, giving both sides plenty of confidence heading into today’s final. Coincidentally, all three remaining League coaches played in a West Perth premiership together, adding just another layer to an intriguing season. Whatever the result on Sunday, the final two weeks of the Optus WAFL Season will reach an exciting climax. Three quality teams are all vying for a premiership no one will ever forget in season 2020. 2 3 WAFL MATCH PREVIEWS brought to you by waflfootyfacts.net LEAGUE PRELIMINARY FINAL Fremantle Community Bank Oval - 27 September @ 3.35pm #SFvWP 1st 7-2 144.18% Tip - West Perth by 3 3rd 7-2 128.96% W95, W8, W8, W80, W20, W35, W22, W11, L8,W92, W32, W7, W4, L31, Form Guide L5, L47 W19, W11 Key Facts: 1. This is the 4th Preliminary Final played between these teams. Other times: 1945, 1954 and 2018. 2. In 2020, South Fremantle have used 31 players with seven playing all nine games. West Perth have used 34 players with 11 playing all nine games. 3. Only Jake Florenca (24.1) averages more than 20 disposals per game for South Fremantle in 2020, while Aaron Black (25.4), Shane Nelson (25.1) and Trent Manzone (22.9) average more than 20 disposals for West Perth. P: 362 W: 188 L: 168 D: 6 Head to Head P: 362 W: 168 L: 188 D: 6 P: 26 W: 18 L: 8 D: 0 Head to Head Finals P: 26 W: 8 L: 18 D: 0 P: 3 W: 2 L: 1 D: 0 Head to Head in PF’s P: 3 W: 1 L: 2 D: 0 40.18 (258) in round 21, 1981 Highest Score 37.17 (239) in round 10, 1987 1.8 (14) in round 13, 1904 Lowest Score 1.8 (14) in round 18, 1915 180 points in round 21, 1981 Biggest Winning Margin 210 points in round 10, 1987 2020 Team Averages 67 Points For 68 47 Points Against 53 289 Disposals 288 170 Kicks 175 119 Handballs 113 63 Marks 56 42 Hit Outs 28 41 Inside 50’s 41 RESERVES PRELIMINARY FINAL Fremantle Community Bank Oval - 27 September @ 1.00 pm #SvC 2nd 5-2-1 140.00% Tip - Subiaco by 18 3rd 5-3 99.45% W35, D, W5, L18, W39, W111, W6, L26 Form Guide L35, W5, L39, L4, W21, W26, W6, W17 P: 223 W: 105 L: 115 D: 3 Head to Head P: 223 W: 115 L: 105 D: 3 P: 14 W: 11 L: 3 D: 0 Head to Head Finals P: 14 W: 3 L: 11 D: 0 P: 8 W: 7 L: 1 D: 0 Head to Head in PF’s P: 8 W: 1 L: 7 D: 0 25.7 (157) in 1SF, 1981 Highest Score 35.16 (226) in round 18, 1983 0.4 (4) in round 17, 1953 Lowest Score 2.2 (14) in round 15, 1952 107 points in round 3, 2014 Biggest Winning Margin 159 points in round 4, 1983 COLTS PRELIMINARY FINAL Fremantle Community Bank Oval - 27 September @ 10.25am #SvEF 2nd 6-3 167.66% Tip - Subiaco by 31 4th 5-4 97.58% L13, W65, W77, W91, W25, W55, L7, L36, W11, L11, W23, W21, L42, Form Guide W42, L9, L15 W10, W19 P: 184 W: 66 L: 114 D: 4 Head to Head P: 184 W: 114 L: 66 D: 4 P: 10 W: 4 L: 6 D: 0 Head to Head Finals P: 10 W: 6 L: 4 D: 0 P: 3 W: 1 L: 2 D: 0 Head to Head in PF’s P: 3 W: 2 L: 1 D: 0 30.11 (191) in round 20, 1989 Highest Score 25.21 (171) in round 15, 1977 2.2 (14) in r15, 1977 & r 22, 2015 Lowest Score 1.2 (8) in round 17, 1988 131 points in round 20, 1989 Biggest Winning Margin 157 points in round 15, 1977 4 brought to you by waflfootyfacts.net 4 5 COLLECTABLES During 2020, the Football Budget will again feature a section on WAFL memorabilia and invites you to write or email if you want more information about the football collectables you have tucked away at home. It might not look like much, but this little card is a While away, the Cardinals defeated a Goldfields cracking piece of football memorabilia that features representative team in Kalgoorlie by five goals, lost one of today’s preliminary final contestants – West by eight points to the Hobart-based Tasmanian Perth. Football League combined side and then defeated And I doubt whether there is another one in the Launceston-based Northern Tasmanian Football existence. Association combined side by a goal. Back in 1925, football teams didn’t make too many And, as a very early example of a WA club tour trips outside of the state. The Eastern States tour was itinerary, this little card would have been with one of pioneered by South Fremantle in 1911, followed by the members of the travelling party for the entire trip. East Fremantle in 1912, North Fremantle in 1913 and It was found stuffed inside the match program for Perth in 1914. Of course, Port Adelaide had come here the game against the NTFA – another item of great in 1910 and Kalgoorlie Railways had gone to Adelaide rarity. in 1911. But that was about it until after WWI. In all my years of collecting, I’ve only ever seen this And West Perth’s trip to Tasmania in 1925 was, so far single copy of the program from the game against as I can find, the first trip by a WA club to the apple isle, the NTFA and one from the game against the Hobart coming just a year after the state team’s trip to Hobart league.
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