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Freezin wrote: red white and blue?.....combination of east and south freo?.....

Spot on Freezin. North Fremantle were in the (WAFA)1901-1907 and (WAFL) 1908-1915
Colours Red, white and blue 1901-1902 than black and white from 1903 - 1915 Disbanded.

1921 The club joined East Fremantle, Palmyra, Brighton, St Paul’s and Mosman Football Club to make up the Fremantle Suburban Football Association (FSFA).As The North Fremantle Amateur Football Club, Adopting the black and white colours, North Fremantle were traditionally nick-named ‘The Magpies’.

In what year did the WAFL renamed to Western Australian State Football League (WASFL)?
And for how long?

1990 only for one season I think

Quackhead wrote: 1990 only for one season I think

% on both Quackhead Well Done

1885-1907 Western Australian Football Association (WAFA)
1908-1331 WAFA Renamed to Western Australian Football League (WAFL)
1932-1979 WAFL Renamed to Western Australian National Football League (WANFL)
1980-1989 WANFL reverts to it's previous name WAFL
1990 WAFL is renamed to Western Australian State Football League (WASFL)
1991-1996 WASFL reverts to it's previous name WAFL
1997-2000 WAFL is renamed Westar Rules
2001-present Westar Rules reverts to it's previous name WAFL

Unions were in the WAFA from 1886 to 1899 and won 10 Premiership their colours Red and White Where was their Home Ground?

Fremantle Oval?

George wrote: Unions were in the WAFA from 1886 to 1899 and won 10 Premiership their colours Red and White Where was their Home Ground?

Dont let Dogman see this George as he will be claiming those 10 Unions flags for SF!!

Beasley Hutton wrote:

George wrote: Unions were in the WAFA from 1886 to 1899 and won 10 Premiership their colours Red and White Where was their Home Ground?

Dont let Dogman see this George as he will be claiming those 10 Unions flags for SF!!

I bet he will

Quoted for Full Points

Unions at season’s end 1899, with debts mounting up, the club hierarchy saw no option but to pull the plug, bringing the reign of the most consistently successful team in Western Australian football history to a peremptory and, one is forced to suggest, premature end.

If any club can claim to have, in some small measure, perpetuated the traditions of the second club to bear the name of Fremantle it would have to be South Fremantle. Formed in 1900, and admitted to the WAFA senior competition the same year, the red and whites not only adopted identical colours to their extinct predecessor, they also inherited a large proportion of its playing list. Had this occurred just a couple of seasons earlier it would have placed the newcomers in a position of considerable strength, but as it was it would take them several years to develop into a power.

one time only wrote: Fremantle Oval?

try again "one time only" close but no cigar

Not knowing the Fremantle area (I'm a northerner), the only 2 other ovals I have heard of there are East Fremantle and Gil Frazer.

Of the two I would pick Gil Frazer.