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Len Hall ANZAC Tribute Match
A chance to reflect on the costs of war and those that served bravely on our behalf.
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
Lest we Forget.
The name Len Hall (1897 – 1999) has been attributed to Fremantle’s annual Anzac tribute game since 1996, with Hall known to many as Western Australia’s last surviving Gallipoli veteran.
David Mundy
Drafted with Pick 19 in 2003
Debuted - Rnd 6 vs Melbourne at the MCG - 2005
Doig Medal 2010
Glendinning-Allen medal 2013
All Australian 2015
Captain of Fremantle FC 2016
How lucky we have been to watch 299 games of this man's career. Looking forward to cheering him on in his milestone match.
#Mundy3Hundy
Key Points
Bont - MacRae - Libba
The Bulldogs have a great midfield unit and alot of players that can rotate through. They have the 5th best Clearance differential in the league, that domination in the midfield has allowed them to move the ball forward often. Bulldogs have the 2nd most inside 50's in the league. They may be struggling to convert on those opportunities at the moment but it shows that their midfield is doing it's part.
APearce - Hamling - Ryan
Fremantle have conceded the least amount of points this season, averaging 67.4pts against. The three aforementioned players have played a huge part in that. AP and Ryan both in the top 6 of intercept possessions while Joel Hamling has only lost 4 1v1's this season.
Aaron Naughton
A very exciting WA prospect that Bulldogs fans can get excited about. Will he play forward or back is the big question? Contested marking beast that has shown quite a lot of promise as a forward despite not having much support. Great to see him doing well.
Fremantle Forward line
For the first time in a long time Freo's forward line is looking potent. We have 4 players averaging 2+ goals a game and Hogan is still finding his feet.
David '300' Mundy
Like a fine wine this bloke just keeps getting better. With 40,000+ people cheering his every possession I'm sure we're going to see something special.
Final Thoughts:
Despite the best efforts from the Bulldogs midfield Freo's backline and forwardline prove to be too much for the Bulldogs to handle.
Best on Ground - David Mundy
Most Goals - Matt Taberner
Tip - Freo by 24pts+
PS - Sorry this is late to go up. Only just realised it was my turn to do the preview.
A chance to reflect on the costs of war and those that served bravely on our behalf.
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
Lest we Forget.
The name Len Hall (1897 – 1999) has been attributed to Fremantle’s annual Anzac tribute game since 1996, with Hall known to many as Western Australia’s last surviving Gallipoli veteran.
David Mundy
Drafted with Pick 19 in 2003
Debuted - Rnd 6 vs Melbourne at the MCG - 2005
Doig Medal 2010
Glendinning-Allen medal 2013
All Australian 2015
Captain of Fremantle FC 2016
How lucky we have been to watch 299 games of this man's career. Looking forward to cheering him on in his milestone match.
#Mundy3Hundy
Key Points
Bont - MacRae - Libba
The Bulldogs have a great midfield unit and alot of players that can rotate through. They have the 5th best Clearance differential in the league, that domination in the midfield has allowed them to move the ball forward often. Bulldogs have the 2nd most inside 50's in the league. They may be struggling to convert on those opportunities at the moment but it shows that their midfield is doing it's part.
APearce - Hamling - Ryan
Fremantle have conceded the least amount of points this season, averaging 67.4pts against. The three aforementioned players have played a huge part in that. AP and Ryan both in the top 6 of intercept possessions while Joel Hamling has only lost 4 1v1's this season.
Aaron Naughton
A very exciting WA prospect that Bulldogs fans can get excited about. Will he play forward or back is the big question? Contested marking beast that has shown quite a lot of promise as a forward despite not having much support. Great to see him doing well.
Fremantle Forward line
For the first time in a long time Freo's forward line is looking potent. We have 4 players averaging 2+ goals a game and Hogan is still finding his feet.
David '300' Mundy
Like a fine wine this bloke just keeps getting better. With 40,000+ people cheering his every possession I'm sure we're going to see something special.
Final Thoughts:
Despite the best efforts from the Bulldogs midfield Freo's backline and forwardline prove to be too much for the Bulldogs to handle.
Best on Ground - David Mundy
Most Goals - Matt Taberner
Tip - Freo by 24pts+
PS - Sorry this is late to go up. Only just realised it was my turn to do the preview.
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