Beer stops for rowdy fans in Freo There was trouble outside the Sail n Anchor on South Terrace during the grand final coverage. ROWDY footy fans have marred Grand Final celebrations in Fremantle with liquor enforcement officers restricting the service of alcohol at some venues. The Sail and Anchor's balcony has been restricted to water only after reports of people pouring beer on people below. The massive crowd in Freo for the grand final. Normal service continued downstairs in the main bar area. Follow our live coverage of events around town here Liqorland in the Woolstores building and Fremantle Liquor Store was ordered by Liquor Enforcement officers to stop trading because of problems with patrons outside the two stores, including people drinking in nearby carparks. It comes as thousands of AFL fans poured into Fremantle to cheer on the port city's beloved Dockers as they watched the grand final in pubs and on big screens on the cappuccino strip. The crowd on South Terrace in Fremantle for the AFL grand final. The main drag of South Terrace, which has been closed to traffic, filled rapidly with crowds in the lead up to game time. Mayor Brad Pettitt said he was too young to have experienced the America's Cup celebrations in 1983 but, almost 30 years to the day, was told the partying in the port city was exceeding that historic win. At the Norfolk Hotel, a queue of about 150 footy fans formed long before the pub could open its doors at 10am. In Inglewood at the Inglewood Hotel, a spokesman said about 500 Hawthorn supporters had crammed into the pub just before midday.