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Now that the sharp end of the season is comming thought it would be a good topic to show some FootyFacts from selected areas of Rics Brilliant website FootyFacts at www.waflfootyfacts.net/index.html

Will give you something to look at during the OFF SEASON as well. I am heading off for 4 months and limited net but sure others can add to this topic.

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waflfootyfacts.net/index.html



Just a couple to get us started and saves the busy amongst you some work.

Great to see these records etc and brings back some memories. Will try and put the link in for each one so you can go in for further Facts.

GOAL KICKING RECORDS Most goals kicked 500 plus






George Doig



Edward (Ted Tyson WP)











Now this was Brilliant to read.. to read whole sports page goto this site. You can Zoom down the bottom of page to read

trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/page/8416376?zo...son%22&searchLimits=


For Goal kickers 200 plus[/b] goto

www.waflfootyfacts.net/PlayerRecords.html

Thanks Cardy...

I will be adding truck loads more data over the off season and hopefully make it easier to find info your looking for.

Cheers of for support guys....

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No problems Ric and Thankyou for your time and effort as well... I Hope the marriage lasts

My idea was to grab some stats off your page and add a few pics to support them.. Not a bad mix but as I said heading off for a trip. Not a concern as something to do during the Footy Season and anyone can add stuff.

A good record of WIN/LOSS records up to this date

All clubs

Source WAFOOTYFACTS at

GOTO waflfootyfacts.net/overall_wl.html for more on this topic

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ALL Finals as can be seen EF certainly lead the way

Click on image for a better view or goto site give above






Abbreviation
WAFL

State
WA

Known as
West Australian Football League

Former Names
Westar Rules (WR) 1997-00; Western Australia State Football League (WASFL) 1990; Western Australian National Football League (WANFL) 1932-79; West Australian Football League (WAFL) 1908-89; West Australian Football Association (WAFA) 1885-07;

Period
1885-current

Grounds Used (Current)
Arena Joondalup; Bassendean Oval; Claremont Oval; East Fremantle Oval; Fremantle Oval; Kununurra Oval; Lathlain Park; Leederville Oval; Rushton Park (Mandurah);

Grounds Used (Historical)
Adelaide Oval; Albany; Anniversary Park; Broome; Bruce Rock; Bunbury; Busselton; Capricorn Oval; Carnarvon; Claremont Showgrounds; Claremont Showgrounds; Collie Recreation Ground; Corrigin Oval; Cunderdin Oval; Dampier Sports Club; Denmak; Dongara; Donnybrook; Esperance Oval; Esplanade; Exmouth; Football Park; Fremantle Park; Frost Park; Geraldton ; Gosnells Recreation Ground; Jubilee Park; Jurien Oval; Kalgoorlie; Kambalda Oval; Kardinia Park; Karratha; Katanning; Kelmscott; Kensington Oval; Manjimup Recreation Gronud; Margaret River; Midland Junction Oval; Moora Reserve; Mt.Barker; Mukinbudin; Newdegate Showgrounds; Newman; North Fremantle Oval; North Hobart Oval; Perth Oval; Port Hedland; Rockingham; Rushton Park (Kelmscott); Shenton Park; Shenton Park; Subiaco; Talanjee Oval; The Esplanade ; Toodyay Showgrounds; WACA; Wagin; Wanneroo Showgrounds; Wellington Square; Wickepin Oval; Wongan Hills;

THE OLD SUBI OVAL

Thought this was a good YOUTUBE clip.. Found it while googling the other day.
Not WAFL but it is Footy and humorous ..Didnt want to start up a topic on one vide so here it is..

Found this while looking at a Wikipedia article on WAFL.. Thought it was interesting
Not a bad list.





Top 25 WAFL Players over the Past 25 Years

In March 2012, the Top 25 players over the Past 25 Years were announced, to recognise the WAFL performances of players, rather than the performances of Western Australian players in the AFL. The judges were The West Australian's sports editor Ross Lewis, Football Budget editor Tracey Lewis, Claremont CEO Todd Shimmon, former players Clint Roberts, Bill Monaghan, Todd Ridley plus historians Greg Wardell-Johnson and Steve Davies.

Player......... WAFL clubs
Marty Atkins South Fremantle
Shane Beros Swan Districts
Stephen Bilcich East Fremantle
Brad Bootsma South Fremantle
Jaxon Crabb Claremont
Ian Dargie Subiaco
Willie Dick Perth
Travis Edmonds Swan Districts
Craig Edwards East Perth & South Fremantle
Mark Hann Claremont
Anthony Jones Claremont & South Fremantle
Steve Malaxos Claremont & East Fremantle
Toby McGrath South Fremantle
Paul Mifka West Perth
Kris Miller East Fremantle & South Fremantle
Darrell Panizza Claremont
Aidan Parker Subiaco
Allistair Pickett West Perth, Peel Thunder & Subiaco
Kim Rigoll West Perth
Jason Salecic West Perth
Brad Smith Subiaco
Craig Treleven East Fremantle
Ryan Turnbull Claremont & East Perth
Marc Webb Perth & Subiaco
Rod Wheatley East Perth

For more read this article

au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/sport/a/-/wafl...s-of-new-generation/

I still get a bit of a kick out of this match report from 1904:

NORTH FREMANTLE V. SOUTH FREMANTLE

The meeting of North and South Fremantle attracted only a few spectators to the North Fremantle Oval. The match was reckoned as an easy thing for North, and so it proved, South never having a look in. It would be a waste of space to describe the game. South Fremantle's form was beneath that of a second-rate junior team, and if they can't do any better they might as well drop out of the competition. The final scores were :-

North Fremantle, 10.21 (81 points)
South Fremantle, 0.4 (4 points)

Lol Looks like a couple of the Peel Results this year and a few of the country clubs. Souths must of had a good back line as 10 goals in 4 qtrs isnt exactly a lot per qtr. Wonder if the stats are up on 1904 to see how Souths really went that year. Good one

Actually found them on the WAFL ONLINE site
www.wafl.com.au/games

Just put 1904 up as the year and I found it very interesting. STH FREO won 1 game from what I could see in round 6 v Subi. They came close in a few others.

If you haven't already check out WAFL grand final preview by waflfootyfacts here

www.waflfootyfacts.net/Seasons/2013/GrandFinalPreview.html

UpForGrabs wrote: I still get a bit of a kick out of this match report from 1904:

NORTH FREMANTLE V. SOUTH FREMANTLE

The meeting of North and South Fremantle attracted only a few spectators to the North Fremantle Oval. The match was reckoned as an easy thing for North, and so it proved, South never having a look in. It would be a waste of space to describe the game. South Fremantle's form was beneath that of a second-rate junior team, and if they can't do any better they might as well drop out of the competition. The final scores were :-

North Fremantle, 10.21 (81 points)
South Fremantle, 0.4 (4 points)

Tough day out for South, North would only survive another ten years or so, and became a Amatuer club after that.