Perth Glory hungry to earn a home A-League final – Perth Now
Perth Glory hungry to earn a home A-League final Perth Now Strike pair Bobby Despotovski and Damian Mori each bagged a brace the last time Glory hosted a final in Perth, a 5-0 trouncing of Adelaide United at Subiaco Oval in the dying days of the National Soccer League on March 28, 2004. |
The Indian Dockers? – Sydney Morning Herald
 Sydney Morning Herald | The Indian Dockers? Sydney Morning Herald The Dockers have had only one winning ''away'' season, in 2004, when then coach Chris Connolly made a concerted effort to turn them into road warriors, only to see them crumble at Subiaco and miss the finals. For a West Australian team in the AFL, ... |
Home start in Tigers cup hunt – The West Australian
Home start in Tigers cup hunt The West Australian Defeated WAFL grand finalists Subiaco will start their Foxtel Cup campaign away against Port Adelaide Magpies at AAMI Stadium on April 7. West Perth will also be forced to travel, with their first-round game against Canberra side Ainslie in the western ... |
Life after AFL for Subiaco Oval – The West Australian (blog)
Life after AFL for Subiaco Oval The West Australian (blog) Yet, it is more likely that sooner rather than later Subiaco Oval will be retired. So what do you do with an old sports ground with room for 43000 people? There isn't a Sunday market that has a grandstand stall. And unlike overseas sports that ... |
In good shape – and exciting times ahead – The West Australian
 The West Australian | In good shape - and exciting times ahead The West Australian That would be open to discussions we would have with the City of Subiaco about what is needed in the area. The development would have to be done in a partnership approach with the council. We have to talk to the council and say OK, what is needed? ... |
Subi’s $5m compensation package – The West Australian
 The West Australian | Subi's $5m compensation package The West Australian Subiaco are set to receive 500 tickets to every AFL match played in Perth for the next five years as compensation for the expiry of their long-term lease at Patersons Stadium. The Lions will be able to convert the 11000 annual tickets into a marketing ... |
Swans bold after poor season – The West Australian
 The West Australian | Swans bold after poor season The West Australian Swan Districts are on the brink of poaching dual Subiaco premiership wingman Shaun Hildebrandt and have made a bold play for Perth midfielder Aaron Elari. Hildebrandt, 27, has signed a two-year contract with Swans, who had a disastrous 2011 season, ... |
Pickett proud of injured Lion pack – The West Australian
Pickett proud of injured Lion pack The West Australian The 38-year-old's retirement ends a highly decorated career that has spanned 205 WAFL matches and delivered four flags during Subiaco's golden decade of success. Pickett booted two opportunistic goals in the first half yesterday to be a threat up ... |
Claremont win WAFL grand final – The West Australian
 The West Australian | Claremont win WAFL grand final The West Australian Claremont have ended their long premiership drought, wrapping up a dominant season in claiming a 56-point WAFL grand final victory over Subiaco at Patersons Stadium this afternoon. Former West Coast key-position player Beau Wilkes won the Simpson Medal ... |
Lions skipper in doubt for flag decider – The West Australian
 The West Australian | Lions skipper in doubt for flag decider The West Australian Subiaco captain Aidan Parker has spent several days in hospital this week and is in extreme doubt for tomorrow's grand final against Claremont. The Subiaco centre half-back, who has played 154 consecutive matches for the Lions and has never missed a ... |
Subiaco beats West Perth in WAFL preliminary final by 15 points – Perth Now
 The West Australian | Subiaco beats West Perth in WAFL preliminary final by 15 points Perth Now GRAND FINAL BOUND: Subiaco players celebrate after beating West Perth in the WAFL preliminary final at Arena Joondalup. Picture: Daniel Wilkins Source: PerthNow DOWN AND OUT: West Perth's Brent LeCras can't hide his disappointment after his team's WAFL ... Momentum carries Subiaco into grand final |
Selwood keen to tag Judd – ABC Online
 The Age | Selwood keen to tag Judd ABC Online Tough man to stop ... former Eagle Chris Judd has averaged 30 touches in his returns to Subiaco. West Coast tagger Scott Selwood will attempt to convince himself that Carlton midfielder Chris Judd has a weakness ahead of their expected duel in Saturday ... Chris v Chris: it's truly a Judd-gment call |
Scalped tickets to be dishonoured and cancelled – ABC Online
Scalped tickets to be dishonoured and cancelled ABC Online The AFL says people buying scalped tickets to this Saturday's semi-final at Subiaco Oval should expect them to be dishonoured and cancelled. Concerns have been raised about scalping after 3000 general admission tickets to the game between West Coast ... |
Subiaco to serve it up to Bulldogs in do-or-die clash – Perth Now
 The West Australian | Subiaco to serve it up to Bulldogs in do-or-die clash Perth Now PLENTY OF THE PILL: Prolific midfielder Kyal Horsley will look to lead Subiaco's charge against South Fremantle. Picture: Theo Fakos Source: PerthNow SUBIACO will give thanks to South Fremantle before looking to dish out the ultimate blow and end the ... Subiaco blow Bulldogs away |
Glassout to avoid second Pie nightmare – The West Australian
Glassout to avoid second Pie nightmare The West Australian Glass had been superb all night on Magpie key forward Anthony Rocca, restricting him to just five disposals and one goal in the first half of the 2007 semifinal at Subiaco Oval. But the West Coast full-back had battled groin soreness all week, ... |
