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Colts Coach >> East Fremantle Football Club OOFFICIALFFICIAL PPUBLICATIONUBLICATION OOFF TTHEHE WWAFLAFL PPRELIMINARYRELIMINARY FFINALINAL SSEPTEMBEREPTEMBER 116,6, 22012012 $$3.003.00 AWARDS Osborne Park Volkswagen SPRING SALE FREE on-roads on a huge range of Golf, Jetta and Eos Models* Golf 77TSI ManualManual HatchHatch from$ 20,990Driveaway^ (Includes Free Metallic Paint)) Golf GTI Manual 5 Door from$ 39,990Driveaway~ (Includes Free Metallic Paint) Demonstrators 2012 Golf 90TSI DSG Wagon 2012 Golf 103TDI Comfortline DSG Deep Black pearlescent paint, Bluetooth. VW5966 .....................$28,990 Drive Away Refl ex Silver metallic paint, Black Leather Trim. VW6058 ..............$37,290 Drive Away 2011 Golf 118TSI DSG 2012 Tiguan 132TSI PACIFIC Automatic Silver Leaf metallic paint, Bluetooth, Media Device Interface. VW5976 .. $31,490 Drive Away Refl ex Silver metallic paint. 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Osborne Park Volkswagen reserves the right to change, extend or withdraw this offer at anytime. ^Price quoted is special promotional drive away price for the Golf 77TSI manual hatch including metallic paint. ~Price quoted is special promotion drive away price for the Golf GTI manual 5 door including metallic paint. 091112-240 Features 4-6 Who will win this year’s Sandover Medal? 7 Tweets of the Week 8 Entertainment 12 Collectables Every Week 7 Tipping 18 Umpires 20-21 WAFC news 23 Eagles and Dockers team lists 24 Country Football 25 Community Football 26 Club notes 27 WAFL Stats 29 Ladders & results 30 Fixtures Game time 14 Colts and Reserves previews 15 League previews 16 Colts prelim final East Fremantle v Claremont 16 Reserves prelim final East Fremantle v Perth 17 League prelim final Swan Districts v East Fremantle CONTENTS 3 4 Ruckman’s midfield SANDOVER BATTLE Football Budget Editor EAST PERTH’S Paul Johnson could become the fi rst ruckman since Tracey Lewis former Royal Ryan Turnbull in 2001 to win the coveted Sandover Medal next Monday night. Or he could be upstaged by another dominant Claremont midfielder if Kane Mitchell continues an ominous run of form in post Publisher regular season awards. This publication is proudly produced for Mitchell has already claimed the 2012 Osborne Park Volkswagen the WA Football Commission by Media Tonic. Player of the Year Award, The West Australian Footballer of the Year Phone Award and the AAMI Player of the Year Award. 9388 7844 Fax 9388 7866 The 22-year-old has been superlative this year but that doesn’t Sales [email protected] mean he will be the only player who will attract votes from the Editor umpires after having a wonderful WAFL season. Tracey Lewis Prolific East Fremantle ball magnet Rory O’Brien has also been Email touted as a possible winner, while Swan Districts forward Ashley [email protected] Photography Andrew Ritchie, Tracey Lewis, William Crabb, Paul Litherland Design/Typesetting Jacqueline Holland - Visible Ink Graphics Printing Quality Press. Phone 6254 9999 Address 8 Babel Road Welshpool WA 6106 Email [email protected] Cover Mark McGough and Tallan Ames The Football Budget is printed on Express Gloss 90gsm paper, which is sourced from a sustainably managed forest and uses manufacturing processesof the highest environmental standards. The Football Budget is printed by a Level 2 EnvironmentalAccredited printer. The magazine is 100% recyclable. WAFL admission prices $18 – Adult* $15 – Concession 2 for 1 offer – Student Edge Member* Free – Children U16 *Includes a copy of Football Budget Find us on 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 affi liated 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 affi liated // Paul Johnson clubs, Media Tonic, its employees, agents, or any other person, which may rise from any person acting on the materials contained herein. Registered by Australia Post - // Kane Mitchell // Rory O’Brien PP642521/00112 Players ineligible to win the Sandover Medal (includes league indiscretions only – not reserves and colts) “So I think eventually Player Club Round Charge Penalty Matches Tallan AMES Swan Districts Round 2 Misconduct Accepted 2 a guy who puts runs Chris BILLINGS Perth Round 6 Rough Conduct Reprimand Chris BILLINGS Perth Round 18 Rough Conduct Reprimand on the board over a Ruckman’s midfield Chris BILLINGS Perth Round 20 Rough Conduct Accepted 2 Luke BLACKWELL Claremont Round 19 Striking Guilty 3 three or four-year Jamason DANIELS Peel Thunder Pre Season Striking Guilty 1 Conor DAVIDSON Subiaco Round 18 Rough Conduct Reprimand period will encourage Leon DAVIS Perth Round 10 Rough Conduct Reprimand SANDOVER BATTLE Robert DE JONGH Perth Round 20 Rough Conduct Reprimand a club to take a punt Robert DE JONGH Perth Round 21 Striking Reprimand Christopher DELUCA Subiaco Round 19 Rough Conduct Reprimand because if you keep Brett DOBSON East Perth Round 3 Rough Conduct Accepted 3 Brett EADES East Perth Round 12 Striking Accepted 1 knocking on the Dion FLEAY West Perth Round 1 Rough Play Reprimand door there has to be Bradley FRY Perth Round 24 Striking Accepted 1 Antoni GROVER Subiaco Round 22 Misconduct Reprimand an opportunity,” Brendon GULLEY South Fremantle Round 23 Rough Conduct Accepted 1 Des HEADLAND Subiaco Round 13 Rough Conduct Reprimand Marc Webb. Graham JETTA Swan Districts Round 16 Rough Conduct Accepted 1 Nick KOMMER East Perth Round 12 Forceful Contact Accepted 1 Nick KOMMER East Perth Round 14 Rough Conduct Reprimand Brent LECRAS West Perth Round 1 Rough Conduct Guilty 2 Ryan LESTER-SMITH East Fremantle Round 5 High Contact Guilty 1 Football Budget Kody MANNING West Perth Round 11 Rough Conduct Reprimand Kody MANNING West Perth Round 11 Racial Vilification Guilty 3 Sandover Medal Mark MCGOUGH East Fremantle Round 15 Striking Reprimand Toby MCGRATH South Fremantle Round 14 Striking Accepted 3 predictions Justin MONACO East Fremantle Round 6 Forceful Contact Accepted 1 Anthony MORABITO Peel Thunder Round 4 Tripping Reprimand TRACEY LEWIS Jarrad OAKLEY-NICHOLLS East Perth Round 14 Rough Conduct Reprimand Winner: Paul Johnson (EP) Jarrad OAKLEY-NICHOLLS East Perth Round 21 Misconduct Guilty 2 Runner-up: Kane Mitchell (CL) Matthew ORZEL Peel Thunder Round 9 Rough Conduct Guilty 1 Dark horse: Shaun Hildebrandt (SD) Matt RIGGIO Swan Districts Round 22 Rough Conduct Reprimand RUSSELL REID Matthew ROGERS Perth Round 4 Rough Conduct Accepted 1 Winner: Kane Mitchell (C) Ben SAUNDERS South Fremantle Round 20 Rough Conduct Reprimand Runner-up: Paul Johnson (EP) Anthony SAYLOR West Perth Round 2 Rough Conduct Reprimand Dark horse: Marlon Motlop (SD) Anthony SAYLOR West Perth Round 9 Striking Guilty 1 GLEN QUARTERMAIN Haiden SCHLOITHE South Fremantle Round 21 Striking Reprimand Winner: Ash Hansen (SD) Michael SWAN East Perth Round 7 Rough Conduct Accepted 1 Runner-up: Paul Johnson (EP) Michael SWAN East Perth Round 19 Rough Conduct Reprimand Dark horse: Mark McGough (EF) Kristin THORNTON Peel Thunder Round 9 Rough Conduct Reprimand Simon TUNBRIDGE Perth Round 19 Striking Reprimand ANDREA DAMONSE Michael WALTERS Swan Districts Round 13 Rough Conduct Reprimand Winner: Paul Johnson (EP) Runner-up: Kane Mitchell (CL) Craig WULFF East Perth Round 3 Rough Conduct Reprimand Dark horse: Mark Hutchings (WP) Jordan WYTHES Peel Thunder Round 24 Charging Reprimand Aaron ZUCCONI Perth Round 22 Rough Conduct Accepted 1 CHRIS MITSOPOULOS Winner: Kane Mitchell (CL) Runner-up: Paul Johnson (EP) Hansen, West Perth’s Mark Hutchings and added to an AFL list, Claremont coach Marc Dark horse: Tom Lee (CL) East Fremantle captain Mark McGough are Webb said it was probably his kicking. PHIL LAMB also among this season’s predicted top vote “Maybe kicking-wise there’s been a bit Winner: Kane Mitchell (CL) getters. of a knock on him but I played with a guy Runner-up: Mark McGough (EF) The last four Sandover Medals have gone called Matt Priddis at Subiaco and he was Dark horse: Black Caviar to the smaller brigade of players (working apparently too slow,” Webb said of Priddis ROSS LEWIS backwards from Luke Blackwell last year, who was eventually given a chance with West Winner: Paul Johnson (EP) Andrew Krakouer, Ross Young and Hayden Coast after winning the Sandover Medal in Runner-up: Mark Hutchings (WP) Ballantyne) with Claremont’s Anthony Jones 2006. Dark horse: Rory O’Brien (EF) being the most recent key position player in “So I think eventually a guy who puts runs SHAUN MCMANUS 2007 to be crowned WA’s best. on the board over a three or four-year period Winner: Kane Mitchell (CL) A win could boost Mitchell’s attractiveness will encourage a club to take a punt because Runner-up: Rory O’Brien (EF) to an AFL club. if you keep knocking on the door there has to Dark horse: Byron Schammer (CL) Having trained with Fremantle in the pre- be an opportunity.
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