WAFL round nine…
The head you can see between numbers 37 and 5 belongs to Kyal Horsley who’s just snapped a right-foot goal in his 150th game for Subiaco. Photos by Les Everett
If you were really negative you could say the message Subiaco sent to the other WAFL teams on Saturday was to start thinking about 2018. Continue reading
EAGLEHAWK confounded everyone bar their own supporters with an eight-point win over fancied Golden Square on Saturday. Continue reading
WAFL round seven
Co-author Sean Gorman, Mark Greenwood (one of 36 subjects) and Dennis Cometti who launched Derby by Gorman and David Whish Wilson.
IT’S big in WA during derby week but I had a very little footy weekend. Continue reading
Bendigo Footy League…
KYNETON made sure their historic first home game under lights would be a memorable one by handing struggling Castlemaine a 155-point drubbing at the Showgrounds. Continue reading
A look at The Salesman…
IRANIAN writer-director Asghar Farhadi is something of an icon to lovers of slow burning family and marriage relationships and breakdowns. Continue reading
Brock Higgins bustles his way through in the Fremantle derby. All photos by Les Everett
The big news in the lead up to round six was East Perth, the future of club’s link with West Coast and the future of the club itself. Continue reading
Bendigo Football League…
SANDHURST celebrated the unfurling of their 2016 Bendigo Football League premiership flag with a massive 199-point pummelling of Castlemaine at the QEO on Saturday night. Continue reading
WAFL round five…
Five rounds in and East Perth haven’t won a game. On Good Friday at Leederville the Royals were absolutely thrashed by Subiaco. But does it matter? What’s the purpose of East Perth Football Club? Are they are a bit of the West Coast Eagles or a real club? Continue reading
Bendigo Football League round one…
GOLDEN Square maintained its amazing string of successes over Kangaroo Flat with a one-kick win against the Roos at Bendigo Mazda Oval on Good Friday. Continue reading
Blaine Wilson slams through the easiest of his six goals at Fremantle Oval. Photos by Les Everett
WELL, that was a big weekend of footy. Live I saw 1.25 games: Fremantle CBC v Wanneroo, WAAFL D grade colts at Morris Buzacott Reserve; second quarter South Fremantle v West Perth at Fremantle Oval. And on TV: Last quarter of Sydney v Collingwood at the SCG; second half Subiaco v Peel (Leederville Oval); last four minutes Richmond v West Coast (MCG); whole game Fremantle v Western Bulldogs (Subiaco Oval) and whole game Carlton v Essendon (MCG). Continue reading
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