Petfoods Victoria University Apparel sponsors Canterbury (1998) FILA (1999–2002) Diadora (2005-2009) KooGa/BLK (2010- 2016) ASICS (2017–present) Supporters Prominent people who have supported the Western Bulldogs include: Wil Anderson, comedian Shane Delia, celebrity chef Julia Gillard, former Prime Minister Chris Hemsworth, actor Liam Hemsworth, actor Jill Hennessy, state Labor politician Jess Jonassen, cricketer Merv Hughes, cricketer Scott McLaughlin, V8 Supercars champion Ernie Sigley, entertainer Michael Rowland, news presenter Number-one ticket holders include: Alan Johnstone, head of Penfold Motors and former Bulldogs board member Julia Gillard Match records (Correct at end of round 3, 2021) Highest score: 33.15 (213) v 16.10 (106) – Round 13, 1978 at Western Oval Lowest score: 1.8 (14) v 5.13 (43) – Round 12, 1965 at Western Oval Highest losing score: 22.13 (145) v 24.12 (156) – Round 10, 2003 at Docklands Stadium Lowest winning score: 4.11 (35) v 3.16 (34), Round 21, 1976 at VFL Park Greatest winning margin: 128 points – 25.17 (167) v 5.9 (39) – Round 3, 2021 at Marvel Stadium Greatest losing margin: 146 points – 9.8 (62) v 32.16 (208) – Round 22, 1982 at Western Oval Record attendance (home and away game): 68,447 v – Round 11, 1974 at MCG Record attendance (finals match): 107,935 v – 1961 VFL Grand Final Honours and achievements Honours Hall of Fame The Footscray-Western Bulldogs Hall of Fame was established in 2010 to honour "those whose involvement and contribution to [the] club has been significant, memorable and worthy of celebration." Players who have been retired for at least two years are eligible for induction, and while individual playing records, including club and representative games, club and individual honours and premierships are considered, candidates "must also have given outstanding and devoted service to the club". Officials and administrators are also eligible for induction. The current Hall of Fame selection committee comprises: David Smorgon OAM, Darren Arthur, Terry Wheeler, Ray Walker and Mike Sheahan. Brackets with years next to members names indicate year of induction or, in the case of a Legend, year of elevation to Legend status. No year in brackets indicates that a member was an inaugural inductee Members with names in bold are also in the Australian Football Hall of Fame Members with an asterisk* next to their names are Legends in the Australian Football Hall of Fame Team of the Century In May 2002, the club announced a team of the greatest