The Perth Football Club has come to mean so many things to so many different people.

Over the coming weeks, we want to share the stories of what the Perth Football Club means to YOU, the members, partners and supporters.

To get involved and share your story, please email marketing@perthfc.com.au

We look forward to hearing from you.

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The Perth Football Club is excited to welcome Fraser McInnes, Brady Grey and Andrew Fisher to the club.

McInnes, Grey and Fisher will join Perth for the 2020 season on a permit from the West Coast Eagles.

The trio will add strong leadership and experience to the side, both on and off the field.

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As the club prepares for the delayed 2020 season, we caught up with young-gun Austin Davis to chat about that goal, life in COVID and preparing for the season.

2019 Goal of the Year for the Reserves. It was an absolute cracker in Round 12 v East Perth. Tell us about the moment.

It was my second goal for the season, I was stoked to even kick one at that Read More [+]

In an effort to continue our support for the local community, the Perth Football Club is launching a raffle.

Generously supported by our loyal partners and the Past Players and Officials Association, this raffle will assist our community programs to continue growing and supporting our community.

Every ticket purchased goes in the draw to win one of the following prizes:

1. Escape to Noosa Holiday

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Details for the 2020 Optus WAFL Premiership Season were endorsed at a Board meeting of the West Australian Football Commission last night, Tuesday May 26.
 
The WAFC is pleased to be able to support the launch of the WAFL for 2020, as part of protecting the competition’s long history and the important role the WAFL clubs play within our community.
 
WAFC Executive Manager - WAFL & Football Operations Scott Read More [+]

The Perth Football Club has a number of players who are currently looking for work due to the COVID-19 situation.

We understand these are trying times for businesses, however would like to ask our network of members and sponsors if they are in a position to help.

Some particular occupations include:

• Electrician
• Communication Technician
• Landscaper
• Labouring
• Factory hand
• Lifeguard
• Fitness industry/ personal training

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Bert Wansbrough, who was aged 87, was one of the most talented and versatile key position players to represent the Perth Football Club.

Recruited from Beverley as a full forward in 1952, he made his interstate debut for WA against Victoria in 1954 at Subiaco Oval at centre half-back. The next year he starred in both positions in the club's historic two-point grand final victory over East Fremantle, and in 1956 Read More [+]

A start date for the 2020 Optus WAFL Premiership Season has been set as the first weekend in August following a productive meeting today between the West Australian Football Commission and West Australian Football League clubs.

Pending the further easing of group gathering restrictions by the State Government, a nine-round WAFL season will commence on the first weekend in August and Read More [+]

The current landscape is changing daily, and the Perth Football Club continue to engage in conversations with the WAFC, WAFL Clubs and other relevant parties around the safe return to training and the possible scenarios of what the 2020 Optus WAFL season may look like.

State Government Announcement

Last weekend, the WA Government announced a four-phase roadmap will help get Western Australians back to work safely and begin the Read More [+]

Murray Couper with 1977 premiership. Credit: Supplied

Murray Couper, one of the most outstanding kicks of a football produced in Western Australia and a highly emotional player shaped by his tough upbringing, was lucky to survive to play for Perth let alone win two premierships.

In 1969, the 20-year-old infantryman was on 5RAR’s second tour Read More [+]