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THE West Perth Football Club is delighted to announce that senior coach Bill Monaghan has re-signed for a further three years in a move that will see him become the longest serving coach in the 128-year history of the WAFL's oldest club.
THE West Perth Football Club has drawn high praise for its initiative and proactivity in pulling off a second straight home International Round clash at Arena Joondalup with the highest crowd in the WAFL this season turning out.
THE result might not have gone West Perth's way on Sunday at Arena Joondalup with East Fremantle coming away victorious but the Falcons remain safe in second spot and it was a tremendously successful day celebrating International Round.
Following up with the tremendous success of International Round at Arena Joondalup last year, West Perth once again did an outstanding job celebrating multiculturalism both of the club and the club's zone in particular the City of Read More [+]
An undermanned West Perth was competitive in the first half against East Fremantle at The Arena on Sunday but was overrun in the second to be defeated by seventy three points. Matt Guadagnin Chris Keunen, Andrew Strijk, Luke Tedesco and Kris Shannon were all missing from the victorious team of last week and this took its toll after half time. On the positive side this presented Luke Meadows and Ben McNamara with the opportunity to Read More [+]
WEST Perth and East Fremantle meet in another massive Round 22 clash at Arena Joondalup on Sunday with a big crowd expected with the Sharks needing to knock off the in-form second-placed Falcons.
RAY Bartholomew reaches 150 WAFL games with West Perth this Sunday against East Fremantle in what he rates as his best personal achievement but all his focus remains on trying to experience premiership glory with the Falcons.
THIS week we have a Sunday game against East Fremantle and in the end it could be good preparation for the finals for us which will all be on a Sunday.
We had a couple of Sunday games earlier in the year and we normally train Monday, Tuesday and Thursday and then when playing Sunday or Monday we train Saturday morning as well. We have pushed all our sessions back a day this week. We Read More [+]
WEST Perth might be in outstanding form and sitting comfortably in second position but the Falcons are going to face quite the juggling act as injured players fight to return to take part in finals action.
FALCONS NAIL ROAD TRIP
West Perth continued their impressive build up to the finals with a comprehensive sixty point victory against Perth in Moora on Saturday. The game was played under an overcast sky with intermittent showers but the Falcons adjusted to the conditions to dominate from quarter time onwards. For the second time in three games West Perth kept a side goalless in the second half and this is a Read More [+]
