Australian Rules Football - Fremantle Football Club

Date: 1994
Location: Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Surnames/tags: Australia Aussie Rules Football

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Fremantle Football Club, nicknamed "the Dockers", is a professional Australian Rules Football club founded in 1994 that competes in the Australian Football League (AFL), formerly the Victorian Football League (VFL). The Dockers was the second Western Australian team to be admitted to the AFL (1995), with the West Coast Eagles having been admitted in 1987.
The team's colours are purple, and white (AFL), and purple, white and crimson (AFLW).

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Fremantle Football Club also known as "Dockers", "Freo"

Photo	Name	Captain (years)	Years Played	Games (Goals)	VFL/AFL Premiership Other Career Highlight(s)	Connected
[50px]	Colin Sylvia (1985 - 2018)	-	2014–2015	6 (1)	-	N
[50px]	Nathan "Nat" Fyfe	2017–2022	2010–	as of 202307 218 (173)	2 Brownlow Medal (2015, 2019) 2 Leigh Matthews Trophy: 2014, 2015 3 Doig Medal (2013, 2014, 2019) Jim Stynes Medal (2017) Represented Australia Internationally (2017) AFL Coaches Association (AFLCA) best young player of the year (2011) 3 All-Australian team – honorary, no games are played (2014, 2015, 2019 (c))	No profile Still Living
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Sources

See also:

• Wikipedia : Australian Rules Football