2010 YEARBOOK 2010 YEARBOOK - South Fremantle Football Club

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20 South Fremantle Football Club 2010 Yearbook 2010 RESERVES 2010 RESERVES FRONT ROW (L-R): Nigel Hamilton (Assistant Coach), Boyden Griffiths, Anthony Collica, Joel Palumbo, James Taylor, Mark Miller, Jarrod Guglielmana, Cory Dell’Olio, Blair Edgar, Shannon Rioli, Garry Fuller (Coach) 2ND ROW (L-R): Gerard Wilkie, Matt Oliveri, Michael Ganzer, Sam Fielding, Anthony Van Manen, Daniel Easter, Warrick Andreoli, Jayden Pickett, Paul Mugambwa, John Athanasiou, Les Olivieri (Runner), John Jones (Property Man) 3rd ROW (L-R): George Cole (Reserves Timekeeper), Jarrod Winter, Matthew Leece, Alex Wyatt, Jarrod Parry, Mitch Carter, Adam McIntosh, Adam Feeney, Thomas Motlop, Gavin Campbell, Peter Taylor-Thorpe (Interchange Steward) 4TH ROW (L-R): Ryan Mauricio, Ben Newton, Steven Verrier, Mason Hill, Joshua Head, Nicholas Borovac, Tyler Hall, Brendan Gulley, Blake Dunkeld BACK ROW (L-R): Shane Kersten, Nick Groenenberg, Dylan Bairstow, James Klause, Damian Hayward, Leigh Kelly, Scott Delmenico, Chris Bossong, Adam Doughty
2010RESERVES REpORT Being a successful football club – at any level – requires an enormous amount of organisation and effort, as well as a healthy slice of good fortune. Just as in any match there are pivotal moments that can ultimately determine the course of the game, so there are circumstances and events within a club that greatly affect the ongoing success of the playing group. During the 2010 season the South Fremantle Football Club was tested on many fronts, from front office issues and coaching panel changes through to player retirements and an ever mounting injury list, all of which played a part in shaping our season. In defending their 2009 premiership, the 2010 Reserves team was again a highly competitive unit. After a slow start to the season the team settled into some consistent football and we had worked our way into a top three position. But, as the season wore on and we were forced to make large numbers of changes to the team week after week, the odds became insurmountable and we slipped out of the finals race. At no stage did the Reserves surrender meekly in a contest, it was more a case of our team being slightly behind in their physical development and game experience to challenge the top sides late in the season. In our last three matches we fielded a team containing ten or more Colts-aged players, all of whom acquitted themselves well and enjoyed the experience. These players were given the opportunity to train with the senior squad over the last 4-6 weeks of the season and the feedback from them has been very positive in terms of growing their confidence and increasing their awareness about the standards expected within the senior group. Although we were not successful enough on the field to take part in the finals this year, I have been immensely satisfied with the level of dedication and improvement within the group. We played 62 players in the Reserves team throughout 2010 – surely a “world record” - and those who were promoted to the League team were keen and confident about making a real impact at the higher level. Sometimes success should not be measured purely by premiership points, and I strongly believe that this season is one of those cases. The validity of my beliefs will be tested next season because I expect the group to maintain their level of improvement and surge back into the finals. Anything less would prove my confidence in the group to be unfounded, but I’m prepared to back them in! It’s at this point that I would usually single out many of the individuals who have given invaluable service to the Reserves group throughout the season. In this report, however, I would simply like to extend my most sincere thanks to all of those people who made a contribution to our 2010 campaign. There are so many levels of involvement, each as important as any other, and I would like you all to know that the players and I appreciate your often thankless efforts. Congratulations to all of the award winners, particularly Mark Miller and Tyler Hall, both of whom have beaten off setbacks to play consistently good football over the season. The challenge ahead for these guys, as it is for many of the young Reserves squad, is to establish themselves as regular League players next season, through hard work and persistence. I would like to confirm that I am standing down from the position of Reserves Coach after five extremely rewarding seasons. There have been many highlights and many challenges, and I would like to particularly thank John, Terry and Haydn for their ongoing support throughout my tenure. The club has provided me with the opportunity to continually develop my coaching skills, under one of the all time greats of the WAFL and surrounded by people of real quality. More importantly, the club has provided me with the support of another “family” throughout a very challenging time in my personal life. I will forever be indebted to you all for that. I am looking forward to taking on another coaching/mentoring role within the club in 2011 in support of our developing talent. In closing, the adage that ‘the harder you work, the luckier you get’ certainly does not apply to our group of players. During 2010 they worked as hard to improve as any group I have been involved with, and I am sure they will continue to do so. What they are collectively due is an upturn in the luck needed to maintain their best efforts on the field. That said, there is no substitute for honest, hard working players, and I have no doubt that it will be a very determined group that turns out for preseason training in early November. I wish them every success. GARRY FULLER Reserves Coach O THE MIGHTY BULLDOGS! Peter and his team at the Hamilton Hill Pharmacy are proud to support the boys in their quest for glory GYM CAR PARK IGA LEDA ST ROCKINGHAM RD HAMILTON HILL South Fremantle Football Club 2010 Yearbook STARLING RD Guardian Pharmacy Hamilton Hill A: 51 Rockingham Road, Hamilton Hill T: 9335 1495 F: 9335 1468 21
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