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They kicked the first goal of the game and were never headed in an impressive display of team football. The win has kept the Falcons ahead of a group of teams who are fighting for a place in the Read More [+]
SECOND spot on the ladder could potentially go on the line on Sunday when East Fremantle does battle with West Perth at East Fremantle Oval for the second time in six weeks.
The West Perth Football Club is investigating the option of providing a supporter’s bus to and from Moora for the Round 21 CSES game against Perth on Saturday 10 August 2013.
Tickets will be $25 per person. The bus leaves Arena Joondalup at 9:30am and departs Moora after the game at 6:00pm to return to Perth.
We will need a minimum of 40 RSVP's for the bus to go ahead so please get in early to book Read More [+]
WHAT is important after the last couple of weeks is our ability to either concentrate or execute our plans over four quarters.
West Perth could not match the consistency of Claremont at the Arena Joondalup on Saturday.
The Tigers used the ball better for longer periods of play and ran out twenty one point winners. It was a credit to the Falcons that they persisted and kept the margin to what it was because at different times it looked as though Claremont was going to run away with it. West Perth really felt the loss of big Read More [+]
THE WAFL's top two teams met at Arena Joondalup on Saturday with Claremont ending up stretching its lead atop the ladder with a 21-point victory over West Perth.
WEST Perth and Claremont have combined for just four losses this season, but two of them came last weekend adding some extra bite to this Saturday's clash at Arena Joondalup.
VETERAN West Perth forward Anthony Tsalikis could very well be in career-best forward despite not originally planning to play at all in 2013, and he's confident the Falcons can bounce back from the derby loss to East Perth this Saturday against ladder leaders Claremont.
West Perth led until the fifteen minute mark of the last quarter but were unable to stop East Perth who ran out nineteen point winners in the end.
The Falcons cause was not helped by the fact that they suffered three injuries within the first ten minutes of the game. This impacted on the number of rotations available to West Perth, especially in the last quarter. The loss didn’t take away from the great achievement of Read More [+]
