Subi will continue its trip down memory lane as we feature our third episode in the Fixture Throwback series.
With no live WAFL football from Leederville Oval and throughout the competition, we will share/broadcast matches from years gone by; featuring the teams that were initially set to do battle in the18 rounds of competition during the 2020 Optus WAFL Premiership Season.
Today we replay last years 2019 WAFL Grand Final against South Fremantle.
Read More [+]Subiaco Football Club will be streaming live tonight on Zoom: Video Conferencing from 7pm with panellists Peter Capes (CEO), Beau Wardman (Senior Coach), and Leigh Kitchin (Captain) talking all things COVID-19 and the Club.
Please see link to join the members Q&A: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/78132453046 or enter Meeting ID: 781 3245 3046
Few housekeeping rules for viewers;
1) Please keep your video disabled at all time.
2) Please keep your microphone on mute at all time.
3) If you have a question you Read More [+]
Current events regarding COVID-19 are unprecedented for our community, for the WAFL and the greater football community.
This is a very difficult time for everyone and it’s safe to say that this is one of the biggest challenge’s the football industry has faced in the modern era.
In this new segment, we talk with Subiaco Football Club sponsors and discuss how each business has been affected by Coronavirus, and how Subi fans and members can support them Read More [+]
Written by Jordan McArdle, The West Australian, Friday 10 April 2020
Lewis Upton has got his former coach Steven Dodd to thank for getting the nicknames ‘Dusty’ and ‘Pendles’ when he first arrived for pre-season at Subiaco.
After dominating in the North Pilbara for the many years, the long-time Dampier Sharks gun headed to the big smoke over summer to try his luck in the WAFL.
Upton, who made the Bush and ‘Burbs top-30 Read More [+]
