Did They Really Win a Flag? | Print |
Written by Shane Richmond   

The woman with the baby spiders in her face, the mental patient with the severed head and the Eagles winning a flag - all seem to be far fetched urban legends for those who do their best to avoid watching the Eagles when Fremantle aren't involved. Once again, the Dockers flogged the Eagles, winning all over the ground , showing their class and proving themselves the dominant force in WA football once again.

Scores
Fremantle
1.0.2
2.4.4
2.8.8
4.11.10
112
West Coast
0.2.6
0.2.10
0.4.13
0.10.15
75

 

Goals
Fremantle
  M.Pavlich 3
R.Crowley 2
A.Browne 2
A.Sandilands 1
R.Murphy 1
J.Longmuir 1
D.Solomon 1
A.Campbell 1
D.Headland 1
P.Jesus 1
   
     
West Coast
  C.Jones 2
B.McKinley 2
B.Staker 1
M.LeCras 1
Q.Lynch 1
M.Rosa 1
B.Cousins  
S.Armstrong  
   
   
 
 
   



Guv'ner Medal Votes
Andrew Browne 3
James Walker 2
Des Headland 1

The story goes that, one cold day last July, Cameron Schwab was on his way back to Fremantle Oval after doing some charity work at a local soup kitchen when he happened across Trevor Nisbett waiting outside the courthouse. Trevor explained that he was just waiting for a bus and, once Schwabby politely changed the subject, the two got talking about the weather. They’d just reached the consensus that it was bloody cold when Nissy had one of his legendary brainstorms. (or “Red Army Ideas” as they call them down Subiaco way).

“We should play this game in the summer, Schwabby.”

“Just picture it. A beautiful balmy evening, a packed Subiaco Oval and us sucking squirt up in the corporate boxes.”

So, they agreed to organise a Derby for February and that’s how Fremantle and the Eagles wound up running onto Subiaco Oval at 7 o’clock on a Sunday night in 35 degree temperatures. ....more

 

 


 

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