Western Bulldogs to use Footscray name for centenary

theguardian.com

The Western Bulldogs will use the name Footscray for their centenary match against Collingwood on Friday. This marks a return to their traditional identity, which the club may consider reviving annually. The game is expected to attract over 80,000 fans, potentially breaking the Bulldogs' attendance record. The club has previously celebrated its history, including a retro event last year. While the Bulldogs' CEO supports the current name, he acknowledges some fans prefer Footscray. The club aims to honor its past while focusing on future growth, with a record membership of over 60,000.


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