Subiaco Football Club
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| Full name | Subiaco Football Club |
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| Nickname | Lions |
| Strip | Maroon and gold stipes with SFC monogram |
| Founded | 1896 |
| Sport | Australian rules football |
| League | West Australian Football League |
| First season | 1901 |
| Ground | Medibank Private Stadium, Leederville |
| Club song | The team is striving on |
| President/Chair | Neil Randall |
| Coach | Scott Watters |
| Captain | Marc Webb |
| 2007 | 1st of 9 |
The Subiaco Football Club is an Australian rules football club which was incorporated in 1896. Originally it was based in the parklands surrounding Shenton Lake.
It joined the then Western Australian State League competition (known today as the West Australian Football League - WAFL) in 1901.
In November 2006, former Fremantle Football Club vice-captain Scott Watters was announced as the new coach for the 2007 season onwards, replacing Peter German.
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[edit] Facts
- Home Ground: Medibank Private Stadium (played at Subiaco Oval prior to 2004)
- Formed: 1896
- Colours: Maroon and Gold
- Nickname: Lions (formerly Maroons)
- WAFL Premierships: 1912-13, 1915, 1924, 1973, 1986, 1988, 2004, 2006 and 2007
- Record Home Attendance: 22,000 v. South Fremantle Bulldogs on 24th September 2006
- Highest Score: 32.12.204 v. Perth Demons 2nd June 1984
- Lowest Score: 0.0.0 v. South Fremantle Bulldogs 4th August 1906
[edit] Individual records
[edit] Sandover Medal Winners
See: Sandover Medal for an explanation and full list of winners.
- Tom Outridge (1921)
- Lou Daily (1935)
- Haydn Bunton, Sr (1938,1939 & 1941)
- Ian Dargie (1991 & 1994)
- Richard Ambrose (2000)
- Allistair Pickett (2004)
- Matthew Priddis (2006)
[edit] Simpson Medalists
See: Simpson Medal for an explanation and full list of winners.
- Dennis Blair (1973)
- Brian Taylor (1985)
- Mark Zanotti (1986)
- Mick Lee (1988)
- Paul Vines (2004)
- Marc Webb (2006)
- Brad Smith (2007)
[edit] Bernie Naylor Medalists
See: Bernie Naylor Medal for an explanation and full list of winners.
- Pat Rodriguez (1920)
- Don Glass (1957)
- Austin Robertson, Jr. (1962,64,65,68-72)
- Todd Breman (1987,88)
- Jason Heatley (1995)
- Todd Ridley (1998)
- Brad Smith (2003,04,07)
- Lachlan Oakley (2005)
[edit] See also
- Wikipedia listing of Subiaco Football Club players
- Subiaco Lions 2007 Season
- Subiaco Lions 2008 Season
[edit] External links
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