Original station

Original station

Original station


(Wight with 51 SPP in his first 15 games)

This wight started to become menacing in the sixth, Waikikamukau Holiday Festival, averaging 1 casualty per 9 blocks, and making Superstar by the end of the proceedings:

(Some concern that the Fremantle Line were using illegal holy spikes on their knuckledusters, preventing any victims from necromantically regenerating, were dismissed after Subiaco also died forever in their final game of the Festival.)

After a long pause, almost as quiet as the grave, West Leederville came back for another violent session in the 8th running of the Waikikamukau Festival. Will that be the swan song for the Fremantle Line?

Station totally destroyed in the 19th game. Replaced.

Replacement bus service
The original Daglish was permanently closed for refurbishment. (The management had misguided beliefs about how ghouls should be able to regenerate.) The replacement Daglish was built with funds acquired from the Fremantle Line's fifth game.

Original station
Closed for renovations after her second game (broken arm) but now returned to the line.

Opened for a third time, amid talk that the station is haunted (by rumours of its own demise, nothing else...)

Original station

Original station

Among the dirtiest of players on the team:

Line extended after the third game to include Mosman Park.

First commissioned after 14 matches, then demolished after 14 more to make space for the Waikkamukau IX festivities, then immediately recommissioned