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Where Are They Now?: James Ferguson
by Ron Head James Ferguson had an auspicious start to his league career. The wingman from Wembley Amateurs wandered over to Claremont Oval to see if he was good enough to make it at league level, and immediately made his presence felt. A disciplined athlete, Ferguson was selected in the Tigers side for the pre season Emu Export Cup, holding his spot even when fourteen Fremantle Dockers players joined the side for the final qualifying game. He eventually finished equal second in voting for the John Worsfold Medal, awarded to the fairest and best for the pre season competition, tying with Perth's Nathan Mourish and Claremont player Jamie Merillo, five votes behind another Tiger, Rhys Croxford. Claremont fans would have…
February 8th, 2010
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