East Kimberley Football League (EKFL) president Wayne Paul has cautioned spectators in Warmun about inappropriate behaviour at recent games. His warning comes after reports of disruptive conduct that risk undermining the safety and enjoyment of players, officials, and families attending matches. Paul emphasized that football is central to community life in the Kimberley and urged supporters to uphold respect, sportsmanship, and positive engagement. The EKFL continues to work with clubs and communities to ensure matches remain safe, inclusive, and enjoyable for all.
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EKFL president Wayne Paul issues warning to spectators in Warmun over behaviour at games
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