"In round 21 2005, vs St Kilda, Fremantle had less than a minute remaining while St Kilda appeared to have had sewn up a one-point victory when they recovered possession across Fremantle's half forward line and looked to clear the ball up the field. Justin Peckett carried the ball from centre half back out to the defensive flank, having two bounces as he assessed his options up field. What he did not realise was that Luke McPharlin, who had charged out from full forward to run him down, was quickly closing in on him. McPharlin laid the tackle and was rewarded by claiming Peckett holding the ball. With just 33 seconds remaining and 80m from goal, McPharlin loaded up and pumped the ball deep into the forward 50, aiming for forward Matthew Pavlich. As the pack formed around Pavlich, Justin Longmuir launched himself in from the side to take the mark 20m from goal. With the siren sounding in the background, Longmuir went back a further 30m from where he took the mark to ensure he had a suitable approach for his shot on goal. With teammate Jeff Farmer coming in to give his reassurance, Longmuir ignored the swarmed St Kilda players who had moved in to put him off his shot to kick one of the most memorable goals in Fremantle's history and see the team claim a 5-point win. His goal attracted arguably one of the biggest roars ever from a crowd at Subiaco Oval who were in turn brought in for the celebrations when Longmuir charged towards the fence to celebrate the win with the Fremantle faithful. His teammates immediately followed, sparking mass jubilation amongst the 38,057 people in attendance at Subiaco Oval that night. So powerful was the moment, the Fremantle Football Club used it as its advertising campaign to attract members for the 2006 season, which saw the club reach a then record of 35,666 members. Longmuir's goal was Fremantle's fourth for the final term as they overran St Kilda after trailing by 16 points at three quarter time. The team's defence also stood strong in the fourth, holding the Saints goalless.