The Perth Football Club wishes to announce that Gerald Ugle has decided to continue his career at Peel Thunder.

As part of the deal the Demons received Toby Gianatti, Liam McKenna and Kelvin Lawrence.

Gianatti who hails from Mundijong made his debut for Peel in 2012.  He managed 12 games that year but so impressive were his performances that he finished third in the best and fairest.

Gianatti is a 24-year-old small defender and has Read More [+]

We currently have a Colts Player (just turned 18years old) moving down from the country in need of accommodation. He is commencing an Apprenticeship in 2015 and ideally would like accommodation within approximately 20-30mins of the Perth Football Club. If you or someone you know can assist, please contact Peter Brear on 0430 303 843 or pdo@perthdemons.com.au

The Perth Football Club is pleased to announce that Dene White has signed a new two year contract.

White had an outstanding season this year, leading the team in kicks, (234), handballs (228), tackles (74) and frees for (43).  His consistent performances throughout 2014 saw him win his first Butcher Medal.

It was no shock to anyone though that rival clubs, like premiers Subiaco Lions would be after White's signature for 2015.

With the squad now having been back in training for almost seven weeks, I took the time to sit down and talk to Head of Strength and Conditioning Frank Rodriguez before the team breaks up for Christmas.  Here's what he had to say.

Andrew Owen:  Frank last time we spoke you were only a couple of weeks into training.  How have you settled in since then?

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Demons Coach Earl Spalding and the rest of his team have been hard at work over the last six weeks getting the players fit and teaching them new drills and structures.

Before everyone breaks up for Christmas I took the time to catch up with Earl to see how the preparations were going for the 2015 season.

Andrew Owen:  Earl you’ve now spent almost two months at the club.  How are you finding it?

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The Perth Football Club is pleased to announce that all four current board members have been re-elected for another two years.

These people are Wayne Smith, Neil Darby, Matthew Bateman and Mark Treasure.

We would like to thank the other nominees Len Gandini and Catherine Vanderweide for their nominations.

39% of members cast there votes during the voting period.

We would also like to thank Returning Officer Greg Dart and his team for overseeing the Read More [+]

The Perth Football Club would like to welcome Brent Latch who has signed on for the next two seasons.

Latch who comes from a basketball background only started playing football four years ago where he represented Wesley Amateurs in the Phil Scott Colts.

Such was his improvement that year that he managed to play one reserves game for Swan Districts in round 22.

Latch continued his development in 2012 at Swans where he played 16 Read More [+]

The Perth Football Club would like to welcome Brett Wolfenden who has signed on for the next two seasons.

Wolfenden is no stranger to the WAFL having played 76 games for Swan Districts between 2008 and 2011.  He was also a part of Swans 2010 premiership and represented Western Australia in his one and only state game in 2009.

In his first season at Swans he averaged 18.6 possessions a game, kicked 12 goals for Read More [+]

Clem Smith knows everyone.   Or that is at least the impression you seem to get.   Whether he was “chilling” at the Boarding House at Wesley College, watching mates play a game of footy at Thornlie, getting ready for training in the Change Rooms at Lathlain Park for Perth or attending a formal dinner with the WA State Academy in one of the many function rooms at Subiaco Oval, he simply walks in and his smile attract all to him like the proverbial moths to the flame.   It doesn’t matter if you have known him for five years or five minutes, Clem just seems like your long lost mate and you’d love to have him on your side.   He always has time for you to have a chat or say g’day, regardless if you’re a Year 8 kid or the State Coach.   It is a rare quality that few possess.

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