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135797 Annual Report 08.Indd www.sffc.com.au THE PREMIER FAMILY CLUB Nurtures, Develops, Excels DL14002 CONTACT YOUR CLUB LIFE MEMBER AND PREMIERSHIP PLAYER KEVIN CORNELL 0418 908 541 FOR NEW FORD MODELS, PRE-OWNED VEHICLES, SERVICE, PARTS OR MERCHANDISE, DEAL WITH YOUR CLUB SPONSOR... TITAN FORD: WA’S PREMIER FORD DEALERSHIP 192 LEACH HWY, MELVILLE (JUST OFF THE FREEWAY PAST NORTH LAKE ROAD) 9333 5544 AUTHORISED AUTHORISED FPV DEALERS www.titanford.com.au FORD DEALERS 090908-64 2008CLUB OFFICE BEARERS Patron & No 1 Ticket Holder Eileen Bond Vice Patrons Hassa Mann, Bob Maumill, John Todd, Tom Grljusich, Stephen Michael, Steve Marsh, Peter Tagliaferri Trustees Jim Christie, Tony Parentich, Richard Woodgate President Terry Dean Vice President Salvatore Capolingua Directors Don Pasqua, John Rigby, Santo Merenda, Haydn Raitt, Peter Christie, Robert Taylor, Tom Bottrell Chief Executive Offi cer Brian Ciccotosto BACK ROW L-R: Peter Christie, Don Pasqua, Haydn Raitt, Tom Bottrell Football Manager Jason Burton FRONT ROW L-R: Santo Merenda, Salvatore Capolingua (Vice President), Administration Manager Amelia Dabrowski Terry Dean (President), Brian Ciccotosto (CEO) Offi ce Assistant Kirsty McGuire ABSENT: Robert Taylor, John Rigby Functions/Bar Coordinator Tracey Baker District Development Manager Bradd Gardiner Statisticians Alan Powell, Felix Smetana, Anna District Development Offi cer Louise McKenry Kristancic, Sue Gurney, Tracey Hall, Development Assistant Adrian Ricciardello Jake Stanton Community Multicultural Offi cer Russell Higgins Interchange Steward David Slack, Sue Jones, Harry Drygan Maintenance/Ground Manager Steve McCarthy Medical Staff Dr Jill Cowan, Dr Sam Sparta Auditor Francis A Jones Chiropractor Chris Martinovich Past Players & Offi cials President: Wayne Delmenico, Physiotherapist Greg Wootton Secretary/Treasurer: Kevin Saint, Support Staff John Bateman, Lorne McGuinness, Committee: Ron Greer, Ray Richards, Steve McAuley, Matthew Jones, Ron Johnston, Peter Dougan, Bob Brett MacAuley Bright, David Brown, Rodney Higgs, Peter Taylor-Thorpe Volunteers Ron & Sheila Greer, Glad Wayne, Margaret Smith, Joan Jones, Ruby Wilson, Rae Benn, Mona Porter, Vida Dunstan, Anna Riddell, Marion Reid, Bertha Scobie, Margaret Redpath, Pam McGuinness, Nancy Watson, Peter Taylor-Thorpe Coaches League: John Dimmer – Assistant: Tony Walters, Glen Jakovich Reserves: Garry Fuller– Assistant: Greg Townsend Colts: Neil Mildenhall - Assistant: Michael Athanasiou, Michael Hays Strength & Conditioning Coach League: James Bridle, Colts: Paul Newman Coaches Assistants Carl Micale, Andrew Stone Captain Toby McGrath Vice Captain Ray Smithers Team Managers League: Tony Mollica Reserves: Peter Matier Colts: Lew Turner Liaison Offi cer Colts: Charlie Ricciardello Selection Panel John Dimmer, Tony Walters, Garry Fuller, Greg Townsend, Andrew Stone Runners League: Dean Ercegovich, David Gault, Ryan Webb, Evan Hewitt Reserves: Les Olivieri Head Trainer League: Merv Lockhart Trainers Marty Bos, Nigel Smith, Jason August, Emma Payne, Caitlyn Drygan, Rhianne Carlton, Jessie Hayes, Blair Seubert Property Staff Ron Porter, John Jones, Sandy Cuccovia Timekeepers Jennifer Nikolich, Terry Turnbull, George Cole South Fremantle Football Club 2008 YEARBOOK 3 Th anks the following Sponsors for their Supp ort in 2008 Major Sponsor Foster’s Australia Major Support Sponsors Titan Ford Homestyle Salad Makers Esplanade Hotel Fremantle Howard Porter Pty Ltd Driftwood Estate Wines Associated Sponsors Accuweigh Pty Ltd FLN Commercial Repairs Perth Finance Centre Avanti Glass FLN Spraypainting Radio 6PR Bacich Smash Repairs Floors By Nature Raine & Horne Commercial Belt Up Fremantle/Cockburn Gazette Realmark Beta Spuds Frichot & Frichot Red Rooster Beiersdorf Australia Harcourts Fremantle Reed Resources Ltd Burley Sekem Pty Ltd Instant Waste Management S & D Jewellery Workshop Chicken Treat IWD Pty Ltd Scotty’s Fruit & Vege CLP Lawyers Janart Drink Consultants Sea Corporation Pty Ltd Coates Hire LRC Quality Homes SPM Marketing Coca-Cola Amatil Mal Atwell Indoor Leisure Group Standout Signs Containers Australia Pty Ltd Merenda Group Star Promotional Merchandise Cricket and Football Shop Metro Lintels Stripe Master Denning Deane Commercial Moondyne Joe’s Hotel Strzelecki Holdings Pty Ltd Lawyers Mower City Hamilton Hill South Fremantle Garden Centre Dimattina Coffee Needhamair TAB Sportsbet DiPrinzio Family Nelson Capital Tyrrell’s Wines Empire Property Solutions Numero Uno Cafe Vassallo Corporation Pty Ltd FAJ IT Services Oceanus Restaurant Warrens Menswear Ferrari Formalwear P & G Body Builders Pty Ltd Workforce Clothing Pty Ltd Fini Olives Paramount Capital Worldwide Online Printing South Fremantle Football Club 2008 YEARBOOK 4 2008PRESIDENT’S REPORT It is with pleasure that I submit my fi nal that the problem can be resolved. President’s report to the members for the 2008 South Fremantle Warriors season. As required by the constitution I will Development Squad be stepping down as from this year’s Annual Jim Hurst has announced his retirement as General Meeting. chairman after an involvement which has been Football almost continuous since 1993. He has been a The season was dominated by Subiaco which magnifi cent contributor and we are hopeful of was clearly the best team and ultimately retaining his services in an advisory capacity. deserving Premiers. I do believe that we Peter O’Neil will take over as chairman. A would have been capable of troubling the number of priorities have been identifi ed for Lions during the fi nals had circumstances fallen 2009: President Terry Dean in his final address as our way. Unfortunately injuries, suspensions President after six consecutive terms and the unavailability of some AFL players • To better promote the success of the meant that we were unable to fi eld anything Warriors. Meeting. The club trustees are also reviewing like our strongest side. The league teams • To continue to develop the Warriors coaching the constitution to consider if any changes performance over the last three games was style as directed by our league coach. should be recommended to the members. quite disappointing. • To improve the level of professionalism of the I would like to acknowledge the contribution of Since the fi nals the club has conducted its programme. John Lange, John Colgan, Murray MacDonald, annual Football Forum during which we have Peter Dougan and others who worked on the planned for the coming season. I detect a • To better cater for those 16-17 year olds who Football Strategy Committee. The club slogan, steely resolve in John Dimmer to improve our don’t play colts. the Aims & Ethos have been retained as the performances. He has already held meetings • To appoint a Talent Development Offi cer to basis on which the business plan has been built. individually with many of our players to outline oversee the programme, subject to availability Much of the Football Operations section is also his plans and expectations for them. of funding. the results of their work. Acknowledgements Our thanks to all of the coaches and volunteers Club Volunteers and Support Staff • Congratulations go to Toby McGrath and who have worked so well to make the Once again I would like to acknowledge Keren Ugle who played their 150 games, programme successful. the magnifi cent efforts of our volunteers and support staff who have contributed so thereby gaining Life Membership. WAFL - Equalisation Policy much over the past year. Our propertymen, • Jason Matthews and Robbie Haddrill have The WAFL clubs have adopted a number medical staff, timekeepers, coaching both announced their retirements. Jason of measures to develop a more equalised assistants, interchange stewards and the many progressed through our colts and reserves to competition. These include: contributors to our football team’s performance have all ensured our players are well prepared play league football. His value as a clubman • A salary cap which will be increased for the to take the fi eld each week. was recognised this year when he was fi rst time in fi ve years for 2009. awarded the Best Clubman trophy. We are To all of those volunteers who have assisted • Restrictions on the number of players that can hopeful of retaining Jason in some capacity with fund raising activities, food preparations be recruited from other states. around the club. Robbie has only played and the myriad of activities necessary to run at the club for one year and injuries have • A points system which will apply from 2009. a successful football club sincerest thanks to curtailed his career. He was a wonderful your efforts. We are indebted to you all for the contributor both on and off the fi eld. While South Fremantle has expressed our wonderful contribution you make. opposition to these restrictions we do believe • Simon O’Keefe has returned to Victoria for that a competitive league is a desired outcome. Succession Planning personal reasons. He was a terrifi c recruit as Extensive recruiting of players from outside club An important element of the club’s developing demonstrated by his third placing Fairest and zones will now be very diffi cult. business plan is to ensure continuity when Best award. replacing key personnel when they leave. Facilities Accordingly the coming vacancy in the • Garry Fuller has decided to step down as Over the past twelve months the club has Presidency has been discussed by the Board reserves coach as he will be away for four continued its refurbishment with a make over of with Haydn Raitt selected as its nominee. weeks next season. Garry will
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