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	Perth Football Club - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Western Australian football itself was on something of a 'high' at this time, with the state team taking to the field for the first ever time in matches against Victoria in Melbourne (lost, but with credit), and South Australia in Adelaide (won).
		The standard of club football reached a new pinnacle of excellence too, particularly in the case of the two Fremantle teams, plus Perth and West Perth.
		The West Australian football landscape may have altered irreversibly, and Perth's importance in the overall scheme of things may be perceived by some to have diminished, but without healthy, vibrant state League clubs the AFL's ill-won empire would all too soon crumble like the proverbial house of cards.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Perth_Football_Club (10858 words)

	Subiaco
		Towards the end of the 1986 football season Subiaco coach Haydn Bunton junior was one of several men rumoured to be in the running for the role of inaugural coach of the West Coast Eagles.
		Records of junior football in Perth at the close of the 19th century are scant, but it does not appear that the fledgling Subiaco Football Club, which chose maroon and blue as its colours, enjoyed much success in its inaugural season.
		Subiaco's emergence as a junior football power was timely given that the Western Australian Football Association, after a number of seasons during which the game's image had been severely tarnished by profligate roughness among its players, had begun to consolidate, and indeed was now looking to expand.
	www.fullpointsfooty.net /subiaco_(1).htm (2855 words)

	POST Newspapers Online: Headline News
		Subiaco Football Club members voted last week for the Lions to move to Leederville Oval and share the ground with East Perth from 2004.
		Club president Peter Metropolis said he was ecstatic with the decision to move to Leederville.
		Subiaco mayor Tony Costa, a life member of Subiaco Football Club, said it was a sad decision to leave Subiaco Oval, the home of football in WA, but he accepted that a majority of members had voted for it.
	www.postnewspapers.com.au /20021116/news/020.shtml (542 words)

	Subiaco Lions' Tales :: An Unofficial Record of the Subi Football Club 1970-1995
		In 1975, I commenced as a Propertyman at the club.
		The club was on the brink of collapse and survival was a struggle.
		Many club members and supporters paid $50 to dine with their hero's of the past in a pre-match function and many more, including myself, packed the club rooms after the match to watch the presentations.
	www.freewebs.com /subilions (12581 words)

	History
		The Melbourne Football Club rules of 1859 are the oldest surviving set of laws for Australian Rules.
		Meanwhile, a rift in the Victorian Football Association (VFA) led to the formation of the Victorian Football League (VFL), which commenced play in 1897 as an eight-team breakaway of the stronger clubs in the VFA competition: Carlton, Collingwood, Essendon, Fitzroy, Geelong, Melbourne, St Kilda and South Melbourne.
		In a move which heralded big changes within the sport, one of the original VFL clubs, South Melbourne Football Club, relocated to the Rugby League stronghold of Sydney in 1982 and became known as the Sydney Swans.
	www.ozrulzglobal.com /id22.htm (1932 words)

	POST Newspapers Online: Headline News
		Subiaco Oval is owned by the state government which has vested it in Subiaco council and, in turn, leased it to the WA Football Commission at nil rent for 99 years from 1990.
		The Subiaco Football Club has a lease over its part of the oval until 2011.
		The gym was a sub-tenant of the football club.
	www.postnewspapers.com.au /20000812/news/008.shtml (363 words)

	.:East Perth Football Club:.
		Over recent years some clubs have been lauded for having many players drafted, some clubs are perceived as great developers of talent when I contend that to a large degree they are simply lucky that those players fall within the contrived borders of their zone.
		Having assessed the football infrastructure the club has made significant inroads in the area of coaching and sports science, but one area where that there was still a gap was the development of our skill level.
		Rupert's desire to return to the club is another significant shot in the arm as the club attempts to redeem it selves after a disappointing 2005 season.
	www.eastperthfc.com.au /news.html (6549 words)

	Historical Encyclopedia of WA - WA Snapshots
		The state's longest-lived hunt club, the West Australian Hunt Club, started as the Plympton Beagles in 1899 and was dissolved in 1999.
		The first WA polocrosse club was established at Kojonup by Bob Russell, and the first polocrosse exhibition match in WA was staged there in 1950.
		The Fremantle Trotting Club was established in 1928.
	www.encyclopedia.uwapress.uwa.edu.au /wa_snapshots (9972 words)

	Events (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Calendar of events for the South Fremantle Football Club in 2006.
		Calendar of events for the Subiaco Football Club in 2006 will be added shortly.
		Calendar of events for the Swan Districts Football Club in 2006.
	www.wafl.com.au /default.aspx?s=events (108 words)

	Subiaco Oval - Tourism Western Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Subiaco Oval is located west of Perth and is the home of football in Western Australia.
		Subiaco was built in 1908 and was then known as Mueler Park.
		The Western Australian Football League (WAFL) stage their Grand Final at this ground which is home to the local Subiaco Football Club as well.
	www.westernaustralia.com /en/search/product.htm?ID=9006628 (151 words)

	Page Title
		Having the added advantage of our own 42 seater bus, we are possibly the only junior football club in Perth to organise regular social outings for our family members, weekly beach trips (Jan. to mid Mar), pre-season fun/training camps, transportation to many away games and scratch matches with local and country clubs are common.
		Being by far the largest club in the Central Districts region, unfortunately this results in the club having to restrict the number of registrations in some age groups due to the lack of grounds and facilities available in our area.
		At the end of last season (2001), Ballajura Junior Football Club added another achievement to their trophy cabinet, We were awarded the Best Club for 9's to 12 year olds in Central Districts by the West Australian Football Development Trust and Central Districts Association.
	www.aceonline.com.au /~ballajfc/page3.html (414 words)

	Bibliography
		Lee, David and Michael Barfoot NTFL: a History of Australian Football in Darwin and the Northern Territory from 1916 to 1995 (Darwin, Northern Territory Football League, 1995).
		Fiddian, Marc The Bullants: a History of Preston Football Club (Melbourne, Preston Football Club, 1983).
		Riley, John, David Barker and Marc Fiddian Camberwell Football Club Team of the Century 1884-1994 (Melbourne, Camberwell Football Club Team of the Century Reunion Committee, 2003).
	www.fullpointsfooty.net /bibliography.htm (2557 words)

	1996 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		May 31 - FIFA decides to give the Football World Cup 2002, the first World Cup in Asia, to Japan and South Korea, becoming the first World Cup with co-host countries in the history of the event.
		September 1 - The Fitzroy Football Club (established 1883) plays its last ever game in the Australian Football League, against Fremantle at Subiaco Oval.
		The following season the club merges with the Brisbane Bears, ending a long history of the club in the VFL/AFL.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/1996 (4101 words)

	Subiaco Football Club - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Home Ground: Leederville Oval (played at Subiaco Oval prior to 2004)
		Official Website of the Subiaco Lions Football Club
		This Australian rules football-related article is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Subiaco_Football_Club (76 words)

	Official AFL Website of the Fremantle Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Fremantle's Shaun McManus understands more than anyone just what it would mean to the Dockers if the AFL club finally got its first finals victory on the board this weekend when they host Melbourne at...
		Fremantle’s 2006 finals campaign continues this weekend at Subiaco Oval in a Semi Final against Melbourne on Friday 15 September with bouncedown at 6.30pm.
		Club Veteran Shaun McManus talks to the media about the importantance of playing with a home crowd advantage on Friday night.
	fremantlefc.com.au (399 words)

	Footy Draft - Mock AFL Draft 2004
		NORTHERN Knights captain Ryan Jackson's favourite football moment happened 11 years before he was born — Malcolm Blight's huge after-the-siren goal for North Melbourne at Princes Park in 1976.
		Cameron Heise of the Subiaco Football Club has proved a big hit in 2005 to the extent that league football is now tantalizingly close for the young midfielder.
		Subiaco Football Club star midfielder Cameron Heise was ‘sure to have sparked interest’ from AFL clubs after a standout performance in the State under 18s Championships played in Melbourne late last month.
	www.footydraft.com /archive.php?pageNum=2 (273 words)

	.:East Perth Football Club:.
		On 11 April 1906 the East Perth Football Club was admitted in to the Western Australian Football Association.
		The relocation to Wellington Square, Loton's Park was seen to be the major figure in the history of the East Perth Football Club.
		The 80's was a time that the Club had to struggle through, with the inception of the West Coast Eagles and the AFL, support for WAFL teams waned.
	www.eastperthfc.com.au /history.html (840 words)

	Mines Rovers Football Club
		Though it wasn’t one of the best nights the club has had, a positive came out after the game with the captain urging all his team-mates to join him in a rigorous pre-season to get the side as fit as possible for the 2007 season and climb back up the ladder.
		Tonight the club hosts their second players tea for the year which is always well received by all the players.
		A move to Perth to further his football beckoned, but he was forced to stand out of the game for a year, aged 18, due to a dispute between Subiaco, which held the rights to the Kalgoorlie zone, and South Fremantle, the club Graham was determined to play with, according to his grandfather.
	www.minesrovers.com (6677 words)

	Claremont Football Club
		And the tradition of Albany footballers coming to the city to shine with Claremont is a powerful one indeed.
		The only other club to have qualified for all three finals in the one year (and only on one occasion) in this four-year period is South Fremantle.
		Special thanks must go to generous club patron Luke Saraceni, particularly for his kind donation of a Vasse Newton 390sqm lot which was sold at the auction for $188,000.
	www.claremontfc.com (2967 words)

	News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		This weeks character of the week is the retiring Royal Troy Wilson and is taken from his final match East Perth and Perth at Medibank Stadium.
		The round 22 footage is of Royal Frank Agostino and is taken from the match between Claremont and East Perth at Claremont Oval.
		The West Australian Football Commission would like to thank the members of the nine WAFL clubs for their on-going and loyal support to their teams with a special WAFL members THANK YOU round.
	www.wafl.com.au /?s=news&pg=5 (429 words)

	Home
		Hamersley Carine Amateur Football Club will return to A Grade in 2007 and the club has three sides playing in grand finals this week after a big day for the club on Saturday.
		Subiaco Football Clubâs Daniel Rich has been selected in the AFL/Australian Institute of Sport Academyâs 10th intake.
		Rich was chosen this month with seven other West Australians who were all part of the state under-16s team that competed in the NAB national under-16s championships in Queensland in July.
	www.lionsdistrict.com.au (426 words)

	Richmond Football Club (Vic)
		'Principal clubs' of the year were listed as Albert Park, Carlton, Collingwood, East Melbourne, Essendon, Hawthorn, Melbourne, North Melbourne, Richmond, Saint Kilda, Southern, South Yarra and Studley Park.
		1874 - Victorian JFA : Richmond were mentioned as being the number two junior club.
		Final - Richmond 12.20.92 defeated Subiaco 10.19.79 @ Adelaide Oval.
	www.footypedia.com /00001942.htm (261 words)

	The Hon. Peter Hall M.L.C.
		The Member for Gippsland Province since 1988, Peter was born in Castlemaine and educated locally, attending the Castlemaine High School where he was Head Prefect in 1969.
		While studying for his Arts Degree at Monash University he played for the Carlton Football Club.
		Peter continued his interest in football becoming dual winner of the Latrobe Valley's Best and Fairest Award, as well as coaching both Traralgon (1978 and 1980) and Morwell (1985) to premierships.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~phall/bio.htm (237 words)

	Official AFL Website of the West Coast Eagles Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		David Wirrpanda still feels the hurt and pain of West Coast's heartbreaking four-point grand final loss to Sydney last year and has urged his teammates to grab their opportunity in 2006 to make amends...
		The 2006 Toyota AFL Grand Final will be shown through a host of telecasters worldwide.
		The West Coast Eagles has teamed up for the second time with Port Bouvard Limited and Beaumonde Homes to build a quality two-story home at the exciting Princeton Private Estate, Stirling.
	westcoasteagles.com.au (245 words)

	Ipswich City Football Club's Soccer Links
		Football West Coast - Professional Football Federation of Western Australia
		Sandy Straits Football Club - Hervey Bay, North
		Mt Evelyn Football Club - Mt Evelyn, regional
	www.ipswichcitysoccer.org.au /links/links_soc_aus.html (270 words)

	WPFC Links
		While we are not prepared to give an opponents an inch on the football field,
		we do acknowledge that the other clubs are out there.
		To find out what they're up to, we've provided you with the following links to their site.
	members.iinet.net.au /~falcons@iinet.net.au/links (42 words)

	Nicknames - Lions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Murrumbeena Football Club / Murrumbeena Districts Football Club / Murrumbeena Rovers Football Club (Vic)
		Fairpark Football Club / Eastern Lions Football Club (Vic)
		Deer Park Football Club / ICI Football Club (Vic)
	www.footypedia.com /N0000175.HTM (108 words)

	Links to other football websites from The Southern Football League - Tasmania
		www.footypedia.com - the Australian Rules Football Encyclopedia online - a labyrinth of local Aussie Rules history, capturing the grass roots of the game in league & club chronologies.
		www.footystats.freeservers.com - All the statistics from every football competition in Australia.
		The home of Australian football stamps, covers, cards, booklets and other collectables.
	www.southernfootball.com.au /links.htm (166 words)

	Footynet - Register (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Newtown and Chilwell Football Cl Newtown Football Club
		Peninsular Bombers Football Cl Pennant Hills Football Club
		Wentworth District Football Cl Werribee Amateur Football Club
	www.footynet.com.au /register.php (128 words)

	AFL - Official Website of the Australian Football League (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		AFL - Official Website of the Australian Football League
		Adelaide midfielder Simon Goodwin may have picked up his fourth All-Austral...
		With the departure of Grant Thomas on Tuesday, club president Rod Butterss...
	www.afl.com.au (114 words)

	Official AFL Website of the Port Adelaide Football Club
		Official AFL Website of the Port Adelaide Football Club
		Newly crowned All-Australian Shaun Burgoyne will be at Port Adelaide until at least the end of the 2009 season after recently signing a three-year deal.
		Andrew says "Just want to say "congrats" to Adam Kingsley on a stellar career."
	portadelaidefc.com.au (248 words)

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