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- 1976_WANFL_season abstract "The 1976 WANFL season was the ninety-second season of the Western Australian National Football League in its various incarnations.After a half-decade in which the fortunes of all WANFL clubs, with the exception of East Perth, fluctuated severely, 1975 and 1976 saw a return to more stability, with Perth establishing themselves along with East Perth and South Fremantle as the top three of the league. Claremont, six games clear on the bottom in 1975, began with seven wins from ten matches but won only once more, whilst 1975 premiers West Perth had a disastrous start with injuries but recovered in June and July to clearly re-establish themselves as one of the top bracket.Under coach Ken Armstrong, the Demons won their first premiership since Mal Atwell’s great team from 1968 – remarkably not one 1968 premiership player appeared eight years later. At the other end of the ladder, 1950s cellar dwellers Subiaco and Swan Districts returned to that position, with the Lions winning only two of their first nineteen games as they lost with no adequate replacements all but twelve of their 1973 senior players to either the VFL, retirement or, with Mick Malone, cricket commitments.The scoring in 1976 increased to a record average score of 108.05 points per team per game beating the previous record of 101.21 from 1970, a figure to be exceeded in each of the next eleven seasons. From the eighth home-and-away round the WANFL followed the VFL in introducing a second field umpire, a move instantly regarded as a success. Another innovation, in this case five years ahead of the VFL, was playing two games on Sunday afternoons for the first time. Although rated a success, it was not repeated until 1982.".
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- 1976_WANFL_season wikiPageID "40498218".
- 1976_WANFL_season wikiPageRevisionID "603368571".
- 1976_WANFL_season awayBest "Day, Gibellini, Herbert, Rosbender, Watt, Wiley, Will, Couper".
- 1976_WANFL_season awayFinal "13.14".
- 1976_WANFL_season awayGoals "Couper 4, Gibellini 3, Mitsopoulos 2, Hargrave, Farrant, Herbert, Wiley".
- 1976_WANFL_season awayQ "10.12".
- 1976_WANFL_season awayQ "3.5".
- 1976_WANFL_season awayQ "6.1".
- 1976_WANFL_season bogAward Simpson_Medal.
- 1976_WANFL_season bogWinner "Mal Day".
- 1976_WANFL_season competition "wafl".
- 1976_WANFL_season count "6".
- 1976_WANFL_season crowd "45823".
- 1976_WANFL_season date "--09-25".
- 1976_WANFL_season homeBest "Smith, Hamilton, Webster, McGinnty, Quartermaine, Spencer, Webster".
- 1976_WANFL_season homeFinal "11.3".
- 1976_WANFL_season homeGoals "Duda 4, Quatermaine 3, Levetzke, Hamilton, Daniel, Verstegen".
- 1976_WANFL_season homeQ "2".
- 1976_WANFL_season homeQ "4.2".
- 1976_WANFL_season homeQ "9.3".
- 1976_WANFL_season matches "88".
- 1976_WANFL_season mpcount "14".
- 1976_WANFL_season nextseason "1977".
- 1976_WANFL_season notes "In a dour game in windy conditions, Perth via a superb defence comfortably account for a Royal team only kept in the game by accuracy.".
- 1976_WANFL_season prevseason "1975".
- 1976_WANFL_season sandoverMedal "Peter Spencer".
- 1976_WANFL_season teams "8".
- 1976_WANFL_season title "1976".
- 1976_WANFL_season topGoalScorer "Norm Uncle".
- 1976_WANFL_season umpires "Ross Capes, Ron Powell".
- 1976_WANFL_season venue Subiaco_Oval.
- 1976_WANFL_season winner "A".
- 1976_WANFL_season year "1976".
- 1976_WANFL_season subject Category:1976_in_Australian_rules_football.
- 1976_WANFL_season subject Category:West_Australian_Football_League_seasons.
- 1976_WANFL_season comment "The 1976 WANFL season was the ninety-second season of the Western Australian National Football League in its various incarnations.After a half-decade in which the fortunes of all WANFL clubs, with the exception of East Perth, fluctuated severely, 1975 and 1976 saw a return to more stability, with Perth establishing themselves along with East Perth and South Fremantle as the top three of the league.".
- 1976_WANFL_season label "1976 WANFL season".
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- 1976_WANFL_season homepage 1976.
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