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2014 Freo H&A Season Review 2014 FREO H&A SEASON REVIEW AARON SANDILANDS AN ‘ORDINARY AMAN’ S CLASS OF 2008 HOW THE 2008CLASS DRAFT SHAPEDOF 2008 FREO XXXXXXX 20-YEAR GALA RECOGNITION OF A MILESTONE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF CAM THE FREMANTLE DOCKERS SUTCLIFFE SEPT 2014 VOLUME 10.3 $5.95 (INC GST) PP606264/1022 ENJOYING VISIT FREMANTLEFC.COM.AU THE WAVES PROUD MAJOR SPONSORS 01 DockerSept2014-Cover.indd 1 27/08/14 5:46 PM One great team supports another. Programmed is a leading provider of staffing, maintenance and facility management services. We already support your favourite team; now let us support your business. Property Services – Facility Management – Integrated Workforce – Marine Proud Major Sponsor www.programmed.com.au Programmed.indd 1 22/08/14 10:58 AM Client Programmed (PROG) Insert Date 2014-02-13 Acc Dir Prod Mgr Campaign 2014 Size (HxW) 297.0 x 210.0 Acc Coor Studio Mgr Description Corporate (PROG) Art Dir Studio Op Filename PROG000134_full_page_297x210 Proof/Alt # 3 Writer Publication Magazine Date/Time 2014-04-17 12:42 Notes: Grey fields for internal sign off on hard copy proof. PDF may appear on screen not at actual size. CHILLING OUT: Cam Sutcliffe relaxes at the scenic South Beach. OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE FREMANTLE DOCKERS SEPTEMBER 2014 4 From the 22 Class Of 2008 Twitter-sphere This draft turned out and Insta-space to be one of the most See what’s been happening fruitful for Freo. in the #gofreo world. 27 Where Have 7 Purple Pocket They Docked? The latest happenings Scott Thornton. in and around the club. 28 Season Review 11 Member All the scores and stats Information from rounds 16-23. Make sure you find out 32 20-Year about the process for 2015. Recognition 12 Live The Dream The highlights from 16 young Australians enjoyed our special gala event. a memorable experience 35 Charities with Freo. The latest from our 14 An ‘Ordinary Man’ charity partnerships. Aaron Sandilands prefers 36 Purple Patch to stay out of the limelight. Our supporters 19 Peel Thunder around the world. Our partnership with 38 KidZone Peel continues to grow Fun for all after one year. the Freo kids. 20 Perth Stadium The new images of our future home ground. Cam Sutcliffe 8 Loving life in Freo. A PRODUCT OF THE ADMINISTRATION EDITOR INSERTS AND FLYSHEET © Fremantle Football Club 2014 FREMANTLE DOCKERS Phone (08) 9433 7000 Chris Correia ADVERTISING All rights reserved. Without COMMUNICATIONS limiting the rights under copyright Fax (08) 9433 7001 WRITERS Communications above, no part of this publication DEPARTMENT MEMBERSHIP Chris Correia, Costa Kastanis, Department, shall be reproduced, stored in or FREMANTLE Phone (08) 9433 7111 Luke Morfesse, Rosie Duffy Fremantle Football Club introduced into a retrieval system, FOOTBALL CLUB LTD or transmitted in any form or by Fax (08) 9433 7002 PHOTOGRAPHY Parry Street DESIGN AND PRODUCTION any means (electronic, mechanical, Email fremantlefc@ Fremantle Football Club, photocopying, recording or otherwise) Fremantle WA 6160 AFL Media fremantlefc.com.au Daniel Wilkins Photography, without the prior permission of the P.O. Box 381 PRINTING Fremantle Football Club. Information Web fremantlefc.com.au AFL Media Fremantle WA 6959 Abbott & Co correct at time of going to print. FREMANTLEFC.COM.AU 3 03 DockerSept2014-Contents.indd 3 28/08/14 8:41 AM FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM @FREMANTLEDOCKERS TWITTER @FREMANTLE_FC Sophie McNeill @Sophiemcneill Lisa McGregor @ForeignOfficial crew @lili_joy watching @Fremantle_FC It’s arrived! #gofreo in Dili, East Timor #dockersforlife #pav chelsearvo Fremantlechelsearvo Dockers Daniel Wilkins @chelsearvo @fremantledockers@chelsearvo @lensman_dan Cheer squad time Sonny’sCheer squad No. 1 timefan Big Kepler is retiring #gofreo #cheersquad #AFLFreoHawks#gofreo #cheersquad #gofreo #thanksKep insta-space twitter-sphere #gofreoA look at what’s been happening in the #gofreo world. Yocal Cafe _alecks_90 Lisa Weall @yocalcafe @_alecks_90 @lisaweall #happyballantynesday 20 year celebration Thanks for the @hballas from #yocal #purplearmy pic guys! 04-05 DockerSept2014-Twittersphere.indd 4 27/08/14 3:53 PM FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM @FREMANTLEDOCKERS TWITTER @FREMANTLE_FC Tendai Mzungu @tmzungu Just found out @sutcliffe33 has a striking resemblance to KB Anthony Morabito Max Duffy brita_thomsen @moraa2 @max_duffy @brita_thomsen Thanks to everyone Blessed #lovemyboys #gofreo for their support #SJR #amazinggame #smiles Ryan Crowley @thecrowl Happy 80th birthday to Lachie Neale my Pop! When I rang he @LachieNeale27 told me he was pretty need the Darwin sun! stoked with his cake #pasty Craig Moller Zac Clarke Cam Sutcliffe @craigy_moller @zclakkas @sutcliffe33 Happy birthday to the The mandurah boys are excited to be reunited it’s time Which one is @hballas man himself @zclakkas for a selfie @moraa2 @hballas #morareturns #small #widowspeak FREMANTLEFC.COM.AU 5 04-05 DockerSept2014-Twittersphere.indd 5 27/08/14 3:53 PM FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM @FREMANTLEDOCKERS TWITTER @FREMANTLE_FC Tendai Mzungu @tmzungu Just found out @sutcliffe33 has a striking resemblance to KB Anthony Morabito Max Duffy brita_thomsen @moraa2 @max_duffy @brita_thomsen Thanks to everyone Blessed #lovemyboys #gofreo for their support #SJR #amazinggame #smiles Ryan Crowley @thecrowl Happy 80th birthday to Lachie Neale my Pop! When I rang he @LachieNeale27 told me he was pretty need the Darwin sun! stoked with his cake #pasty Craig Moller Zac Clarke Cam Sutcliffe @craigy_moller @zclakkas @sutcliffe33 Happy birthday to the The mandurah boys are excited to be reunited it’s time Which one is @hballas man himself @zclakkas for a selfie @moraa2 @hballas #morareturns #small #widowspeak FREMANTLEFC.COM.AU 5 04-05 DockerSept2014-Twittersphere.indd 5 27/08/14 2:14 PM Follow ISCSport: MORE THAN A GUERNSEY www.iscsport.com Official Apparel Sponsor of the Fremantle Dockers Fremantle ISC.indd 1 22/08/14 10:54 AM PURPLE POCKET #MYMATENICK GAINS MOMENTUM Hayden Ballantyne makes no secret of his man-love for Nick Suban. ‘Ballas’ is frequently caught on social media uploading photos of ‘Subes’ using #mymatenick. The phenomenon has gained momentum and a cheer squad emerged at the club’s recent open training session. More than 1000 fans packed into Fremantle Oval to attend the session in July. All the players posed for photographs and happily signed autographs at the final open training for the home and away season. PURPLE POCKET WHAT’S BEEN HAPPENING AT THE FREMANTLE DOCKERS AUSSIE RULES ICE TO MEET YOU The USA and Canadian ice hockey THE WORLD teams were recently in Perth for Fremantle assistant coach Brett Kirk a series of games at Perth Arena stars in a new Australian movie, which and several Freo stars took the sees the former AFL superstar take opportunity to meet some of their top the game across the globe. ‘Aussie players at training. Fremantle captain Rules The World’ sees Kirk embark Matthew Pavlich returned the favour on an international mission through and invited the internationals into the to the war torn streets of Jerusalem changerooms after the team’s win to meet the unlikely Palestinian/ against Greater Western Sydney Israeli ‘Peace Team’ and onto India in round 17. as he searches for a piece of open field in cricket-mad Mumbai. ‘Kirky’ also meets the Los Angeles Dragons, risking football without helmets and the Kwa Zulu Natal Eagles, who sing of their bravery before each game. The film brings together a spectacular display of footy styles, songs, languages, passion, tears and commitment that are beginning to shape the way the game is played forever. The Freo Newsroom hosts Ryan Crowley, Garrick Ibbotson, Michael Barlow and Tendai Mzungu along with a host of other players and staff attended the WA premiere at Cinema Paradiso in Northbridge. FREMANTLEFC.COM.AU 7 07 DockerSept2014-PurplePocket.indd 7 27/08/14 5:54 PM CAM SUTCLIFFE RIDING THE WAVES From Kadina to South Beach, CAM SUTCLIFFE’s passions have been water and footy. Fremantle gives him the chance to do both. STORY COSTA KASTANIS am Sutcliffe doesn’t in late 2011 has been surfing, “We used to go down there he was a lot faster than me. like the spotlight, he introduced to him by former Freo a fair bit and we thought it Time might have changed that.” prefers to blend into Docker and keen surfer Jay van Berlo. was a pretty big swim to go While he loved the beach, football a crowd rather than There isn’t much swell at South out onto the pontoon and jump was his other passion, and playing stand out in one. Beach, so Sutcliffe enjoys heading off off,” Sutcliffe says. in the AFL was his dream. The serene setting to Trigg Beach to catch a wave or two. When he was seven, his family He lined up for the Kadina of South Beach in “Up until late last year I hadn’t moved to Kadina, two hours north Bloodhounds until he was 17, when Fremantle, where bought a board,” he says. of Adelaide. Sutcliffe describes it he moved to Adelaide to join SANFL Che resides, allows the 22-year-old “A mate forced me into it. I bought as a ‘big country town’ and the side Woodville-West Torrens (WWT), the opportunity to walk around the board and went out every day for hub of the York Peninsula where the same club Matthew Pavlich in his boardies and just watch a week trying to improve my skills.” “all the big festivals happen”. came from. the world go by. Sutcliffe was born in Naracoorte, With the ocean close by, Sutcliffe Sutcliffe was left frustrated The beach is an escape from South Australia, the same town that grabbed every opportunity to be when he wasn’t selected for South the fast-paced world of AFL. produced Lachie Neale and former near the water. Australia’s under 18’s side in 2010. “I love getting down there during teammate Alex Forster.
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