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The Fremantle Dockers are still searching for their first piece of AFL silverware.
Excluding the two newest franchises, GWS and Gold Coast, Fremantle is the only club in the AFL to not have won an AFL Grand Final. The Dockers played in their first decider in 2013 after entering the competition in 1995 but lost to Hawthorn.
After finishing fifth and making it to the semi-finals in 2022, Fremantle struggled with injuries to key players and only showed glimpses of their best football in 2023. The Dockers couldn’t string wins together early in the season and finals footy appeared to be off the cards with a third of the year to go.
Can Justin Longmuir lift the Dockers back into finals football in the final year of his contract or will they struggle again in 2024? Let’s take a look at the latest footy odds for the year ahead.
About the Fremantle Dockers
| Established: | 1995 |
|---|---|
| Home ground: | Optus Stadium |
| Coach: | Justin Longmuir |
| Captain: | Nathan Fyfe |
| Premierships: | 0 |
| 2023 ladder finish: | 14th (10-13-0) |
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Updated Fremantle Dockers futures betting
| 2024 Premiership | Make Finals | Brownlow Odds | Rising Star Odds | Coleman Odds | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | +5000 | +300 | Andrew Brayshaw +3300 | Cooper Simpson +5000 | Jye Amiss +4000 |
| March | +5000 | +300 | Andrew Brayshaw +3300 | Cooper Simpson +4000 | Jye Amiss +4000 |
| April | +1800 | +100 | Caleb Serong +900 | Cooper Simpson +5000 | Jye Amiss +3300 |
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- Fremantle will field one of the youngest teams in the AFL in 2023, and based off that reason alone, the Dockers won’t be contending for the AFL Premiership in 2024.
- Although we don’t believe the Dockers will contend for the premiership, there is nothing to say that significant improvement in 2024 can’t see them challenge for a top eight spot.
- Caleb Serong was ineligible to win the 2023 Brownlow Medal, but still finished equal-sixth on 24 votes. If Serong can avoid suspension in 2024, +3300 is a great price for him to claim the top individual honour.
Fremantle Dockers 2024 AFL fixture
| Round | Date | Opponent | Time (local) | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sunday, March 17 | Brisbane Lions | 3:50 PM | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 2 | Saturday, March 23 | North Melbourne Kangaroos | 1:45 PM | Marvel Stadium, VIC |
| 3 | Friday, March 29 | Adelaide Crows | 4:20 PM | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 4 | Saturday, April 6 | Carlton Blues | 3:50 PM | Adelaide Oval, SA (GATHER ROUND) |
| 5 | Saturday, April 13 | Port Adelaide Power | 7:00 PM | Adelaide Oval, SA |
| 6 | Saturday, April 20 | West Coast Eagles | 6:10 PM | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 7 | Saturday, April 27 | Western Bulldogs | 5:30 PM | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 8 | Sunday, May 5 | Richmond Tigers | 1:00 PM | MCG, VIC |
| 9 | Friday, May 10 | Sydney Swans | 6:20 PM | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 10 | Saturday, May 18 | St Kilda Saints | 7:30 PM | Marvel Stadium, VIC |
| 11 | Friday, May 24 | Collingwood Magpies | 6:10 PM | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 12 | Sunday, June 2 | Melbourne Demons | 12:30 PM | TIO Traeger Park, NT |
| 13 | BYE | |||
| 14 | Saturday, June 15 | Western Bulldogs | 1:45 PM | Marvel Stadium, VIC |
| 15 | Sunday, June 23 | Gold Coast Suns | 2:00 PM | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 16 | TBC | Sydney Swans | TBC | SCG, NSW |
| 17 | TBC | Richmond Tigers | TBC | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 18 | TBC | Hawthorn Hawks | TBC | University of Tasmania Stadium, TAS |
| 19 | TBC | Melbourne Demons | TBC | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 20 | TBC | West Coast Eagles | TBC | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 21 | TBC | Essendon Bombers | TBC | MCG, VIC |
| 22 | TBC | Geelong Cats | TBC | Optus Stadium, WA |
| 23 | TBC | GWS Giants | TBC | GIANTS Stadium, NSW |
| 24 | TBC | Port Adelaide Power | TBC | Optus Stadium, WA |
Fremantle players to watch in 2024
Caleb Serong
Born: 9/02/2001
Games: 80
Goals: 19
Position: Midfielder
Caleb Serong enjoyed a career-best season in 2023, with the 22-year-old midfielder averaging just over 30 disposals per game and only missed one game throughout the year. After a very consistent year for the Dockers, Serong was recognised with his first All-Australian blazer and he also won the club’s Best & Fairest award. If Andrew Brayshaw, Nathan Fyfe and Serong can stay fit and dominate in the midfield for the Dockers in 2024, there is no reason that they can rise up the ladder again.
Hayden Young
Born: 11/04/2001
Games: 57
Goals: 2
Position: Midfielder/Defender
Hayden Young backed up his career-best season in 2022 with another strong showing in 2023, where the 21-year-old averaged over 22 disposals per game off half-back and through the midfield. In 2024, Young is expected to play through the midfield more and continue his rapid improvement early in his career. The hard-running left footer will add his elite ball use and outside run to the Dockers midfield, something they have lacked for many years.
Jye Amiss
Born: 31/07/2002
Games: 25
Goals: 45
Position: Forward
In just his second season in the AFL, Jye Amiss led the goal-kicking for Fremantle, as the 20-year-old full forward kicked 41 goals. Amiss finished 15th in the Coleman Medal in a struggling team and also recorded the second-best accuracy in the AFL for players that finished inside the top 20 for goals. Due to Matthew Taberner being injury prone, Lachie Shultz leaving the club in the offseason and Michael Walters hitting the twilight of his career, Amiss will have to shoulder most of the workload again in 2024.
Fremantle Dockers records
- Most matches: David Mundy – 376 (2000-2022)
- Most goals kicked in one match: Tony Modra – 10 goals (Rd 10, 1999)
- Most Best & Fairest awards: Matthew Pavlich – 6 (2002, 2005-08, 2011)
- Most matches as coach: Ross Lyon – 184 (2012-2019)
- Most goals in a season: Matthew Pavlich – 72 (2007)
- Most career goals: Matthew Pavlich – 700 (2000-2016)