Matt Taberner's Delisting Marks a New Era for Fremantle Dockers
Significant Changes to Fremantle Dockers Roster
Fremantle forward Matt Taberner and defender Ethan Hughes have both been delisted by Fremantle in the club’s first round of off-season list moves.
- The Dockers have cut four players: Taberner, Hughes, and uncapped players Sebit Kuek and Conrad Williams.
- The news arrives as Taberner and Hughes prepare to compete in Peel Thunder’s preliminary final against Swan Districts.
- Taberner, who played 125 games, had a significant career highlight with seven goals against Essendon in 2022.
Legacy of Matt Taberner at Fremantle Dockers
Taberner was drafted as a rookie by the Dockers before the 2013 season and played four matches during his debut year.
- Two-time leading goalkicker of the club.
- A highly-regarded member of the playing group, symbolizing dedication and commitment.
Dockers football boss Joe Brierty expressed gratitude for Taberner’s contributions over the past decade. "Matthew has been a highly-regarded member of our playing group for over 10 years now," Brierty remarked. "He leaves the club as a two-time leading goalkicker and a Beacon Award winner." Hughes, recognized for his courage and club contributions, also leaves a lasting legacy.
Both players are expected to contribute significantly to Peel Thunder as they pursue finals success, highlighting their unwavering commitment to the Fremantle Football Club.
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