Fremantle Dockers fans explain ‘Wharfie Time’ as AFL greenlights tradition for grand final
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Fremantle Dockers fans explain what ‘Wharfie Time’ means ahead of Saturday’s grand final against the Brisbane Lions. Subscribe to Guardian Australia on YouTube and hit the bell to see new videos ► https://www.youtube.com/@guardianaustralia?sub_confirmation=1 The mid-game activation, featuring tolling bells, special lighting and a boat crashing through waves on the big screen, has been used to rally the team and crowd when the Dockers 'need a lift'. After debate over whether it should be allowed at the neutral MCG, the AFL has given it the greenlight to be activated during the grand final. #freemantledockers #dockers #brisbanelions #wharfietime
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