Perth Football Club

The Robert Wiley Foundation 14’s and 15’s Development Programs are well underway preparing for the WAFL Carnival in September/October holidays. Coaches for each squad are:

• Robert Wiley Foundation 14’s YOUNG- Stuart Bartels (Coach) & Dave Everitt (Assistant Coach)
• Robert Wiley Foundation 14’s OLD- David Parker
• Robert Wiley Foundation 15’s YOUNG- Andrew Mulcahy
• Robert Wiley Foundation 15’s OLD- Darryl Sinclair (Coach) & Beau Wardman (Assistant Coach)

With the main focuses Kicking, Core and Sprint Work being drummed right from the start of this program we look forward to seeing the improvement throughout the next couple of months. All participants will receive Specialist Coaching and will  undergo our NEW DARTFISH KICKING SOFTWARE PROGRAM. Specialist Coaches are:

• Maryanne Stan-Bishop- Strength & Conditioning/Physio/Trainer
• Murray Couper-Kicking
• Grant- Tackling
• Matt Barber- Sprint Work

Each squad will  consist of 33 players who will wear the Perth Football Club jumper with pride and strive to be the next Troy Cook, Buddy Franklin, Leon Davis, Ross Young, Tendai Mzungu, Darren Glass and the next 100 game Perth footballer.

If you are interested in joining The Robert Wiley Foundation 14’s or 15’s program or are born in 1995 or 1996  please call me on 9362 4499

Regards

Steven Armtrong

Quality assured for Perth District football clubs

PERTH FOOTBALL CLUB

MANAGER - FOOTBALL OPERATIONS (Full Time)

SENIOR COACH (Part Time)

Perth Football Club seeks expressions of interest to join our exciting youthful club in the following roles; Football Operations Manager and Senior Coach.

By Mark Thornber

Round 20, Perth v East Fremantle

East Fremantle Oval

Saturday, 7 August  2010

Perth 2.1           3.4             5.7          7.11           53

East Fremantle 2.7          5.9             10.17       16.21         127

After a very even and low scoring first half by both sides East Fremantle played a dominant second half to run out easy winners over Perth by 73 points in fine conditions at East Fremantle oval on Saturday.

The Sharks needed to win to keep in touch with a tight race for the top four and certainly came out playing some good team football in the first term. The home side scored first through their Captain Kasey Green and then kicked another to gain a mini break on their opponents.

Perth scored their first goal through Joel Houghton, who converted truly from 50 metres out. Then after some good run and carry football from the returning Ross Young he set up Captain Steven Armstrong who snapped truly to help the Phoenix Demons stay in touch.