Brayshaw sets sights on breaking milestone game curse in 150th Fremantle midfielder Andrew Brayshaw is looking forward to breaking his milestone game voodoo on Sunday

With a victory over the Bulldogs in his 150th career game, Fremantle midfielder Andrew Brayshaw is looking forward to breaking his milestone game voodoo on Sunday. Brayshaw will be playing his 150th game of his career.

During his media conference on Tuesday, Brayshaw disclosed that he had not yet won a key milestone game. He reported that he had lost his 50th game against Carlton in 2020 and his 100th game against Collingwood in a Semi Final in 2022. Both of these games were considered to be significant milestones in his career.

Brayshaw stated, “I have not yet won a game that is considered a milestone, so I am crossing my fingers that we will be able to win this weekend.” I haven’t been able to get the four points yet, despite the fact that these games have been large and entertaining.

Not only will Brayshaw become one of only four active players on the 2025 list to have attained the milestone, but he will also become the 23rd player in Fremantle’s history to play 150 career games for the club. Brayshaw, who is 25 years old, has stated that he does not take this accomplishment for granted.

“Getting to 150 (games) is pretty special,” Brayshaw said. “It’s pretty special.”

As a result, you will be eligible for life membership with the Football Club, which is a really cool opportunity.

I’ve heard that there is a lunch that takes place every year that is a lot of fun to attend, so I’m hoping that I’ll be able to make it to it before the end of this year. The match that will take place on Sunday against the Dogs will be the 78th time that the midfielder has played at Optus Stadium. He has averaged 25.03 disposals at the venue. Additionally, this will be the 12th time that he has faced the Bulldogs, which is the second most times that any league team has faced them.

According to Brayshaw, his teammates in the middle of the field anticipate another intensely contested battle in the middle of the field, despite the fact that the Bulldogs are missing some of their important figures, including captain Marcus Bontempelli.

“Libba (Tom Liberatore) has obviously had a really hot start to the season,” Brayshaw said. “Libba has been playing his best.” Nevertheless, they have a handful of incredibly powerful players in there (in the middle of the field).

“Their midfield pressure and ball use is really strong, and I think it’s going to be pretty similar to the weekend (RAC Derby), where we want to try and win the contest and that physical battle, and hopefully from there we can win the game,” said the man. “It’s going to be pretty similar.”

On Sunday, Fremantle will be looking to add to their list of victories for the season, which includes their first victory in front of their own fans. The gathering for Round 4 will begin at 3.10 p.m. Western Standard Time (WST).

With a kick after the siren in my 50th year, we were defeated, and then in my 100th year, we were defeated in a final.