Chris Hemsworth is well known for his love of the Western Bulldogs.
And the Hollywood superstar had a prime seat at the AFL team’s match against the West Coast Eagles at at Marvel Stadium on Sunday.
The Australian actor was sitting up in a private stand and in video shared by an official AFL social media page, Hemsworth looked engaged in the match.
When he caught sight of the camera, Chris gave a wave and appeared to shout ‘Go Doggies’.
It was a triumphant night for Chris, as the Western Bulldogs scored a 76-point win over the West Coast Eagles.
Chris Hemsworth (pictured) is well known for his love of the Western Bulldogs. And the Hollywood superstar had a prime seat at the AFL team’s match against the West Coast Eagles at at Marvel Stadium on Sunday
The Australian actor was sitting up in a private stand and in video shared by an official AFL social media page, Hemsworth looked engaged in the match. When he caught sight of the camera, Chris gave a wave and appeared to shout ‘Go Doggies’
Last year, Adam Cooney has sensationally called out Hemsworth for being a fair-weather Bulldogs supporter.
The AFL star told his campmates on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! Australia that he never saw the Hollywood superstar at matches before the team began winning.
‘You know who else is a mad Bulldogs fan, Chris Hemsworth. But never saw him in the rooms until they started to be really successful’ he said.
Adam added: ‘He was front and centre grand final in the rooms, but never saw him before that.’
‘Cop that Hemsworth. Fair weather supporter,’ said his co-star, radio host Woody Whitelaw.
It was a triumphant night for Chris, as the Western Bulldogs scored a 76-point win over the West Coast Eagles
‘Bandwagoner!’ Adam replied to laughter from the camp.
Thor star Chris is frequently seen at Bulldogs matches, as well as sharing social media posts showing him watching the games on TV.
The entire Hemsworth family – including Chris’ brothers and father – are longtime Bulldogs supporters.
Chris and his brother Liam attended the club’s historic win over the Sydney Swans in the 2016 Grand Final – breaking a 62-year Premiership drought.
‘The last few days the boys have played the best I have ever seen,’ the Avengers star said after the game. ‘I have to say I was on the edge of my seat the whole time.’
Chris revealed his father, Craig, was a ‘Footscray Bulldogs fan’ and that his ‘brother and mum’ were also supporters.
Thor star Chris is frequently seen at Bulldogs matches, as well as sharing social media posts showing him watching the games on TV
