Australian Rules Football

Fremantle Football Club

Fremantle Football Club
AFL Club Details
Nickname
The Dockers
Year Formed
1994
Ground
Subiaco Oval
Club song
Freo Way To Go
Colours
Purple, green and red guernsey with a white anchor, purple shorts, purple socks with green, white and red bands at top
Subiaco Oval The Home Of Fremantle Football Club
Subiaco Oval The Home Of Fremantle Football Club
Capacity
43,500
Address
Fremantle Football Club
Subiaco Oval
250 Roberts Road
Subiaco
Western Australia 6008
Telephone
08 9433 7000
Fax
08 9433 7001
Local Weather
Travel Information
Local Transport Links
Airport
Perth International 14.7 km (9.2 miles)
Route Finder
Fremantle Football Club Fixtures 2008
Date
March 22
March 29
April 05
April 13
April 19
April 25
May 04
May 18
May 24
June 01
June 08
June 14
June 20
June 29
July 12
July 20
July 27
August 03
August 09
August 17
August 23
August 29
Fixture
Collingwood
Hawthorn
West Coast
Richmond
Adelaide
Geelong
Melbourne
Western Bulldogs
Carlton
Port Adelaide
Brisbane Lions
Kangaroos
St. Kilda
Essendon
Geelong
Melbourne
Port Adelaide
West Coast
Sydney
St. Kilda
Richmond
Collingwood
Venue
MCG
Subiaco
Subiaco
Subiaco
AAMI Stadium
Subiaco
MCG
Subiaco
Telstra Dome
Subiaco
Gabba
Subiaco
Telstra Dome
Subiaco
Skilled Stadium
Subiaco
AAMI Stadium
Subiaco
SCG
Subiaco
MCG
Subiaco
Fremantle Football Club All Time Records
Record attendance
45,436, Round 1, March 30, 2003 at AAMI Stadium v Adelaide
Biggest winning margin
112 points, against Collingwood, May 8, 2005
Biggest losing margin
117 points, against West Coast on April 15, 2000
Longest winning streak
9 games (Round 14-22, 2006)
Longest losing streak
18 games, (Round 22, 2000 - Round 17, 2001)
Most games
Shane Parker, 231 games
Most consecutive games
Matthew Pavlich, 122 games
Most goals
Matthew Pavlich, 240 goals
Greatest winning margin in a final
Most goals in a season
71 Tony Modra, 1999
Most goals in a game
10 Tony Modra vs Melbourne, Rd 10 1999, MCG
Biggest finals crowd
61,373, Preliminary Final, Sept 22, 2006 at Telstra Stadium v Sydney.
Fremantle Football Club Honours
Premierships
McClelland Trophy
Wooden Spoons
2001