If you're missing your weekend WAFL fix, a local footy historian has found an alternative to bring the WAFL community together, an online watch party for classic matches. 

This Saturday at 2:20pm footy fans can watch the opening 1984 match between South Fremantle and Claremont at Fremantle Oval. 
A game where 6PR's very own Brad Hardie played his first game as captain of his club. 

"I did the '78 Grand Final last night and I got a lot of good feedback from people who don't have any live sport to watch on a Friday night so it's nice to put a few smiles on people's faces," Sean Cowan told 6PR. 

If you're missing your weekend WAFL fix, a local footy historian has found an alternative to bring the WAFL community together, an online watch party for classic matches.&nbsp; This Saturday at 2:20pm footy fans can watch the opening 1984 match between South Fremantle and Claremont at Fremantle Oval.&nbsp; A game where 6PR's very own Brad Hardie played his first game as captain of his club.&nbsp; "I did the '78 Grand Final last night and I got a lot of good feedback from people who don't have any live sport to watch on a Friday night so it's nice to put a few smiles on people's faces," Sean Cowan told 6PR.&nbsp;

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