WHAT South Fremantle coach Todd Curley had to say following Sunday's 94-point ANZAC Derby victory against East Fremantle at East Fremantle Oval.

QUESTION: You must enjoying coming here to play at East Fremantle Oval?
ANSWER: Yeah I think the most pleasing thing was that I think we were pretty solid for four quarters. It was our most consistent performance for a while and it was in tricky conditions. Obviously we would have liked to kick a bit straighter but I thought we were pretty good.

Q: You started well and didn’t let up all day, it was about as emphatic a performance as you could get?
A: There was a lot to be pleased about. The three young guys that came in did well and had an impact on the game. But I thought we had a much greater spread of contributors than we've had in the first two rounds. We were disappointed after Round 2 against Subi where we were pretty good for two and-a-half quarters and then really fell away. Last week we were OK and West Perth played pretty well to put us under pressure. We knew if East Fremantle had a look they could certainly cut us up and they can move the ball quick, but we were able to hold them up.

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All members and supporters are invited to watch this Saturday’s game against Claremont from the comfort of Fremantle Oval. WAFL partners Sports Edge Media will stream the game live so even if you can’t make the trip to Albany, you can still watch your team as we endeavour to win 3-on-the-trot!

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HE might have made his mark kicking 514 goals as a dual AFL premiership player with the West Coast Eagles, but Peter Sumich grew up dreaming of playing in a Fremantle Derby for South Fremantle and not only did he achieve that but was part of the 1997 Bulldogs' premiership winning side.

As East Fremantle prepares to host South Fremantle in the now annual Anzac Fremantle Derby this Sunday at East Fremantle Oval, Sumich took time out to reflect on what the Fremantle Derbies mean to him and how proud he is still to see them play such a big part in the WA football landscape.

Sumich grew up supporting South Fremantle and attending derbies dreaming one day of pulling on the Red V jumper and running out for his beloved Bulldogs up against the hated East Fremantle.

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SOUTH Fremantle has won the past four derbies, won on the last eight visits at East Fremantle Oval and the Bulldogs will be looking to extend both streaks in Sunday's ANZAC Derby against East Fremantle.

For the 10th straight year, East Fremantle and South Fremantle will meet in the Anzac Derby after the annual contest began back in 2009. The Sharks have won four of those meetings and the Bulldogs five.

Sunday's contest will be broadcast live on Channel 7 from 2.30pm on Sunday and will be yet another tremendous occasion between the fierce rivals.

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WHAT South Fremantle coach Todd Curley had to say following the Round 3 come from behind victory against West Perth at HBF Arena.

South Fremantle began the season with a 58-point loss to Subiaco at Fremantle Community Bank Oval. The Bulldogs then fell 24 points early against West Perth on Sunday at HBF Arena, but Curley was pleased with the response to come away with the eight-point victory.

South Fremantle now plays in the ANZAC Derby this Sunday against East Fremantle at East Fremantle Oval.

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