Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.

Due to a number of factors, support for the current BigFooty mobile app has been discontinued. Your BigFooty login will no longer work on the Tapatalk or the BigFooty App - which is based on Tapatalk.
Apologies for any inconvenience. We will try to find a replacement.
Log in to remove this Banner Ad
I only just saw Zippy's video highlights...wow seriously quick off the mark and in little space, great step, and fast and quick offloads with both feet and hands.Why can't I view any of these X tweets? I think it's to do with my settings. sataris would probably know.
Oh and she says lucky for her she's fast otherwise her name would be awkwardI only just saw Zippy's video highlights...wow seriously quick off the mark and in little space, great step, and fast and quick offloads with both feet and hands.
At the combine she was first in agility, second in the 20m sprint, fifth in the 2km time trial, equal-fifth in the running vertical jump, and sixth in the standing vertical jump, despite standing at just 160cm.
I can't wait to see her combine with Sophia Hurley...some serious pace of ball movement. Is she our only indigenous footballer. So pleased to have her at the Swans
She's going to be specialI was curious about which number Zippy would take. #1 was vacated by Lochland. She was wearing #4 last year (can't remember if that was for club or State or both). But actually Zippy has the superstar #23!
Seeing her run around today I was really impressed. Immaculate disposal - really assured and composed, doesn't rush, finds a target, has great awareness of the other bodies around her and great confidence in her ability to evade them. She also ran hard and, especialy in the second half, did a lot of defensive running some of which really paid off - never more so that when she got back to mark near the goal line when there was nobody else in cooee. I was really pleased and impressed with her performance. I was slightly concerned about her diminuitive stature - but not any more. Great get (early doors).

This post is especially for JHWF: you should acquaint yourself with a player called Zippy Fish. Not only is she quick, but with a name like that, what's not to love? She's a good chance of getting drafted this year - she's in the AFL Academy and from WA.
Zippy Fish, what a name!!!! That's the best name EVER![]()

She's so well balanced when she intercepts and has her arms outstretched rather than chest intercepts. Its like she wouldn't disturb a feather with how light she catches and lands. Shes no bull in a china shop.It’s been her ability to drift across, or stand in a hole, and take intercept marks that has surprised me the most. Or rather, not so much her ability to do so but her willingness. While in the men’s game, at least at the elite level, it’s a given that you go when it’s your turn, it’s an element of the game that many of the women, especially the smaller ones are still getting to grips with.
I guess it is a combination of skill and willingness to risk being clobbered from any direction. Some of the female players dont reliably know how to enter a marking contest - timing, body positioning - to give themselves a chance to mark or at least contest and not to do so crudely and give away frees.
Zippy seems to have it down pat.
The biggest thing that I wanted to see was for her to grow as a person, and that’s definitely come through in leaps and bounds.
It’s every department that has made her grow. Every connection at the club helps to shape Zippy, what she’ll be when she leaves the club into retirement, whatever stage that’ll be. So, that’s really important for me as a parent.”