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West Perth V Subiaco the Tlc Group OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE WAFL ROUND 3 APRIL 1, 2016 $3.00 2016 INTERNATIONALFOOTBALL FESTIVAL AFL UNITING AUSTRALIA WEST PERTH V SUBIACO THE TLC GROUP THE LIFTING COMPANY www.TheLiftingCompany.com.au Lifting,There Rigging is andAlways Height a Safety Solution Specialists Specialists in Lifting, Rigging and Height Safety Equipment TLC SURFACE TREATMENT www.TLCSurfaceTreatment.com.au Protective Coating Applicators Perth’s Industrial Spray Painting & Sandblasting Specialists TLC FABRICATION www.TheLiftingCompany.com.au Engineering, Design & Fabrication THE LIFTING COMPANY Professionals in Fabrication www.TheLiftingCompany.com.au There is Always a Solution Proud sponsors of the Perth Demons Football Club Ph: (08) 9353 4333 www.theTLCgroup.com.au CONTENTS 3 Every Week 6 Collectables 7 Tipping 7 Tweets of the Week 22-24 WAFC 27 Club Notes 28 Stats 29 Scoreboards and ladders 30 Fixtures Features 4-5 Falcons lay foundations for future 8 Entertainment 16-17 Perth poster Game time 9 Game previews Photo by Duncan Watkinson 10-11 South Fremantle v East Perth 12-13 Swan Districts v Peel 14-15 Perth v Claremont 18-19 West Perth v Subiaco 21 Fremantle v Gold Coast 21 C HawthornO v West CoastNTENTS 4 WESTFalconsWEST PERTH PERTH V S UBIACOV SUBIACO LAY FOUNDATIONSSaturday 27Saturday June 2015 27 HBFJune a rena,2015 HBF Joondalup arena, Joondalup WESTKidWESTS ZonePERTH oKidpenS ZoneS 1pmPERTH o • penFalcon VS 1pm SS a• rmFalconUBIACO SV open S SaSrm 1pmUBIACOS openS 1pm internationalforinternationalSaturday Food future S27SaturdaytallS June Food open 2015 S 27tallS 1pmHBF June • aopen mrena, 2015ain 1pmGame HBF Joondalup • am Srena,aintart GameS Joondalup 2.15pm StartS 2.15pm Publisher This publication is proudly produced For Free ticForKet FreeS ViS ticit KetS ViSit for the WA Football Commission by It is the one time of year when the West Perth WA Football Commission Community www.westperthfc.com.auwww.westperthfc.com.au KidSMedia Zone Tonic. oKidpenS SZone 1pm •o FalconpenS 1pmS a •rm FalconS openS Sa rm1pmS openS 1pm Phone 9388 7844 executive believes the weekend’s match isn’t Development Manager, Andrew Ridley, said 67 per Fax 9388 7866 just about the four premiership points. cent of the Falcons’ districts population was defined internationalSales: [email protected] Food StallS Food open StallS 1pmas multi-cultural • mopenain but nearly Game1pm 40 per cent• mS oftart ainthose GameS 2.15pm StartS 2.15pm Editor Sure, the Falcons are determined to defeat people migrated here. Subiaco in the Round 3 battle. But the fixture is just Tracey Lewis Many of those are English and brought up with Email: [email protected] as important to the WAFL’s most northern club in soccer. Photography terms of buildingF a orfoundation F reefor success downticF theorK et FSree ViS ittic www.westperthfc.com.auKetS ViSit www.westperthfc.com.au Andrew Ritchie, William Crabb, track. “We use schools to expose local children to Belinda Pike, Hans Wellinger & football. This is critical with many of our local The annual International Round battle between Duncan Watkinson children having recently migrated to Perth’s the WAFL foes is as much for tomorrow as today. Design/Typesetting northern suburbs,” Ridley said. New citizens or those that haven’t been brought Jacqueline Holland “Kids come across from the UK and from Africa Direction Design and Print up with Australian Football are encouraged to see and they are entrenched in their culture of football Printing what they have been missing and children, some of Data Documents whom will be the Falcons’ future, will get another (soccer and/or rugby) so we want to introduce them www.datadocuments.com.au opportunity to aspire to the State league. to our version of football – Australia’s game, Cover For the third year running, the City of Joondalup give them a taste for it and then link them up to their 2016 International Football Festival will host a Citizenship Ceremony on the HBF Arena local football club.” Ridley reports good The Football Budget is printed on playing surface prior to the Gloss 90gsm paper, which is sourced game between West Perth results on the back of the multi-cultural from a sustainably managed forest and and Subiaco. “We use schools to expose uses manufacturing processes of the About 90 Joondalup programs with school highest environmental standards. residents who were born local children to football. and community football Bouncedown is printed by an participation rates up Environmental Accredited printer. in countries including This is critical with many of The magazine is 100% recyclable. Iran, Lebanon, Portugal, more than 20 per cent. Mauritius, Romania, Sudan our local children having “We have encouraging WAFL admission prices and Sweden, will become situations at clubs like $15 – Adult* recently migrated to Perth’s the Brighton Seahawks $12 – Concession* Australian citizens at this 2 for 1 offer – Student Edge Member* unique ceremony. northern suburbs,” and Quinns Bulls, which Free – Children U16 For the previous four – Andrew Ridley. are both in the English *Includes a copy of Football Budget seasons West Perth has heartland, where now taken on a new guernsey the parents are becoming Find us on for the fixture. This year actively involved as the Lions will also adopt a different jumper, also coaches and volunteers and that’s what we want to recognising the multi-cultural element to their see,” he said. “We won’t know for another five to ten years how Copyright © No part of this publication may recruiting zone. be reproduced or stored in a retrieval system The design was produced by the Edmund Rice many colts, reserves or league players our programs without the permission of the publisher. produce from the migrant population, but we know Opinions expressed in the Football Budget Centre Lions, a team of newly-arrived youngsters, are not necessarily those of the WAFC. with a strong African influence. this is a long-term commitment.” The WAFC or affiliated clubs believe that Almost 8000 attended last year’s International the material produced in this publication is Subiaco is very proud of the rise of Sudanese accurate, but gives no warranty in relation ruckman David Madut to league ranks. Day and the Falcons’ wings are crossed for a greater thereto and disclaims all liability for claims figure in 2016. against the WAFC or affiliated clubs, Media Others who have opted to make Australia their Tonic, its employees, agents, or any other home will partake in the pre-match citizenship The fixture will also get commercial TV exposure person, which may rise from any person for the first time. acting on the materials contained herein. ceremony. And there are plenty of Falcons who hope they also pledge a football allegiance to West And, of course, the match features the teams that Registered by Australia Post - PP642521/00112 Perth. played in last year’s grand final. 5 WESTWEST PERTH PERTH V SUBIACO V SUBIACO WESTby Ross Lewis PERTH V SUBIACO Saturday 27Saturday June 2015 27 HBF June arena, 2015 HBF Joondalup arena, Joondalup Saturday 27 June 2015 HBF arena, Joondalup KidS Zone oWESTKidpenS SZone 1pm WEST•o Falconpen S PERTH1pmS a •rm FalconS oPERTHpenS Sa rm1pm VS open SS 1pmUBIACOV SUBIACO KidS Zone openS 1pm • FalconS armS openS 1pm internationalinternational Food StallS Food open SSaturdaytallS 1pm • openmain 27Saturday Game1pmJune • m2015Startain 27 HBFJuneGameS 2.15pm a rena, 2015Start HBF JoondalupS 2.15pm arena, Joondalup international Food StallS open 1pm • main Game StartS 2.15pm KidS Zone oKidFpenorS ZoneSF ree1pm tic o• penFFalconorKet SFS ree1pm VSiS a ittic• rmFalcon www.westperthfc.com.auKSet oSpen VSi SaSitrm 1pm www.westperthfc.com.auS openS 1pm For Free ticKetS ViSit www.westperthfc.com.au internationalinternational Food StallS Food open StallS 1pm • open main 1pmGame • m Saintart GameS 2.15pm StartS 2.15pm For Free ticForKet FSree ViS ticit www.westperthfc.com.auKetS ViSit www.westperthfc.com.au Photos by:Photos Matthew Poon. » Jay van Berlo with the West Perth guernsey for International » Subiaco captain Kyal Horsley with the jumper his team will wear in Round Round 3 6 by Sean Cowan Collectables During 2016, 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’s not often I’m able to find definitive answers Of course, the Football Budget continues about particular WAFL collectables. to this day to print a supplement each July Usually, I’ve just got to come up with a for Country Week, but the last standalone “best guess” (based on plenty of research) program I have seen is from 1981. about when they were made, who made them In that series, WAFL players included Don and why. Rintoul (EP), David Hart (WP and SF), Chester So it’s always pleasing when some new Mackean (P) and Russell Aitken (WP). piece of evidence is found that finally solves a So, has anyone seen one of these programs mystery or confirms some details. dating to before 1972 or after 1981? This was the case recently when historian Although it’s still some way off, I thought Shane Burke pointed out that the Swan this might be an opportune time to let Districts team photograph that appeared Football Budget readers know that the Perth on set of a postcards made by tobacco Toy and Hobby Fair, which draws interstate manufacturer Michelides Ltd was from 1937. football collectable dealers to WA, is on again The cards have always been listed on this year. various collectables websites as being from The fair has been booked for June 12 at 1938. the North Beach Community Centre and, like But Steve rightly pointed out that Steve in past years when the likes of Barry Cable, Bravo, who appeared in the team photo, only Peter Spencer and Ross Glendinning have played for Swans in 1937.
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