A WAFL update

THREE delisted AFL players have been in the news.

Fremantle's Dion Woods has signed a three year contract with Perth where he has played all his WAFL football.

Brownlow Medal winner Shane Woewodin has been chased by just about everyone but the tip is that he'll go back to East Fremantle.

And Daniel Bandy has decided to join Claremont under former Fremantle team mate Ashley Prescott. Bandy played his WAFL football with Perth.

New Perth coach Simon Eastaugh was not impressed.

In a press release he said: "I feel betrayed that Daniel has gone behind our backs and done this. I've been in contact with him for two months and he never once mentioned going to Claremont.

"We have listened to and tried to accommodate his each and every need, but obviously Daniel was not as genuine as I thought, and he has really shown his colours."

Bandy's first game back at Lathlain Park next year will be interesting.

2005 fairest and best winners.

Claremont: Jaxon Crabb.

East Fremantle: Kris Miller, Kasey Green & Andrew McCarrey.

East Perth: Andrew Merrington.

Peel Thunder: Pat Travers.

Perth: Chris Bossong.

South Fremantle: Clint Jones.

Subiaco: Matt Priddis.

Swan Districts: Shane Beros.

West Perth: Simon Duckworth.

And 2006 coaches

Claremont: Ashley Prescott.

East Fremantle: David Dunbar.

East Perth: Warren Mahoney.

Peel Thunder: Chris Waterman.

Perth: Simon Eastaugh.

South Fremantle: John Dimmer.

Subiaco: Peter German.

Swan Districts: Steve Turner.

West Perth: Todd Curley.

Darren Harris's appointment as an assistant coach at West Coast forced West Perth to make the late move to make Curley coach for 2006.

1992 Norm Smith Medal winner Peter Matera looks set to join the coaching staff at East Perth.

Sandover Medal winner Jaxon Crabb also won Claremont's fairest and best award. Photo by Les Everett

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