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Hall of Fame is now live
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To acknowledge the significant contribution of those who have supported the East Fremantle Football since its beginning in 1898 it was decided to establish the East Fremantle Football Club Hall of Fame to formally recognise the long lasting impact of outstanding players, coaches, administrators and volunteers.

Induction into the East Fremantle Football Club Hall of Fame is the highest accolade that the East Fremantle Football Club can bestow on an individual.



In this inaugural induction we will recognise individuals from our establishment in 1898 up until and including the 1986 season; the pre AFL era. It is only service up until the 1986 season which has been deemed relevant in this induction. In this period the East Fremantle Football Club won 26 Premierships and this success is reflected by the number of inaugural inductees and the significance of the contribution that each made to the Club’s success.

In total there are 52 individuals that are honoured with East Fremantle Football Club Hall of Fame induction, nine of which will be recognised as Hall of Fame Legends.

It is with great pride that the East Fremantle Football Club presents the inaugural inductees to the East Fremantle Football Club Hall of Fame.


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East Fremantle Football Club is seeking Colts Assistant Coaches

East Fremantle Football Club is a leader in Australian Rules Football with a strong brand built on our people, our commitment to values driven leadership and a history which has delivered unsurpassed on field success and the development of players and people whom have advanced to the AFL.

As a Colts Assistant Coach, you will be responsible for the development of talented Colts age footballers from the East Fremantle Metropolitan and Regional Zones.

Working closely with the Club’s Head Coach (Steve Malaxos) and the Colts Coach (Mark Foster) you will be provided with your own Coaching Development opportunities in an environment which supports its people to strive to be better.

If you are interested in becoming a Colts Assistant Coach at the East Fremantle Football Club then email your resume outlining your experience, key attributes and suitability to the East Fremantle Football Club, at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by Friday, November 9th.

Your interest will be kept strictly confidential but referees will need to be provided if you are interviewed.

I thought I read somewhere that Mark Foster was announced as the East Freo Colts Coach for 2013. Maybe freeze or 58 shark could update us on that.

Where Were you Lisa?

The Friday night Member's Draw has jackpotted to $1,000 and you must be there to collect it.

On Friday night just passed, October 19th, Lisa Boyle's name was drawn but she was not in attendance so the draw has jackpotted by $50 to $1,000.

The draw takes place every Friday night between 6:30pm and 7:30pm in the main bar.

If the Member's Jackpot is not incentive enough we also have crackerjack pricing over the bar from 4:30pm to 6:30pm with $3 middy's just as an example of the affordibility.

Members information briefing
Posted on 25/02/2013



On Friday night February 22nd, members were briefed on the facilities following recent reports regarding the East Fremantle Oval precinct.

CEO, Adam Kelly, stated that the Club is committed to working with the Town of East Fremantle with continued tenure at East Fremantle Oval the preferred option. He also explained that the Town of East Fremantle had been supportive of the Club's facility needs and had acknowledged that something needed to happen.

In brief, Adam explained that:

* The Town of East Fremantle has commissioned a building condition report to understand the structural integrity and current state of facilities.

* The Club has submitted facility requirements to the West Australian Football Commission which detail usage requirements and sizes of rooms required.

* The next steps will be dictated by the building condition report which may or may not preclude refurbishment as an option.

* Costing of either a new facility or a refurbished one will need to be estimated.

* Funding will need to be sought. If there is a likely funding shortfall and this shortfall is significant our facility requirements may be dependent on the ability of Council to be able to develop the precinct through residential and commercial development which would require a change to the current Class A status of the precinct through Parliament. The possibility of this has been the focus of recent media and community attention.

* The Club would welcome the community in utilising the precinct and believes that the project needs to deliver greater access and usibility.

* Community consultation is the responsibility of the Town of East Fremantle. As a Club we can share our objectives for the site and let the community know that we want to be here and would like their support to be here.

* No progress on facility requirements at East Fremantle Oval is not an option. The Club will face increasing pressures if we do not have an outcome that delivers on our facility needs of today and the foreseeable future. If the Club cannot achieve the outcomes it would like to at East Fremantle Oval then the Club needs to consider what is in the best interests of members, supporters, players, coaches etc., for the future. If there is better alternatives to be explored they will need to be explored, however, staying at East Fremantle Oval is the preferred option.

President, Con Tripi, and fellow Directors were available for questioning following the briefing.

The Club will continue to inform members of any progress.