One the previous page you saw pictures of the players and coaches featured in the video up until 1960.On this page we carry forward.
On the video the players and coaches have their say about those early days at West Perth. Of course there were many other great clubmen over the years as well.
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Graham Farmer -Premiership coach in 1969 and 1971.
On the video Graham shares his thoughts in those Premiership years- The players he had and the preperation he used.
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The magic of Mel Whinnen M.B.E..
A terrific centreman and as "Bluey" said would have been a worthy winner of a Sandover Medal.
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West Perth legend Bill Dempsey M.B.E..
Bill and Mel were two of the greatest. Bill played from 1960 and into the 1970s. On the video he talks about recieving the M.B.E. and the coaches he worked with over the years.
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John Wynne a premiership player at West Perth and Centenary Coach..
John talks about his playing days at West Perth and his love of West Perth.
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Captain Courageous Les Fong was a long serving captain and gifted player..
Les talks about playing under Graham Campbell and the 1975 Premiership.
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Ted Tyson and the ball he kicked his 1200th goal with..
A wonderfull piece of club history as featured in the video.
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Brian "Blue" Foley's 1960 Sandover Medal..
Another wonderfull piece of club history as featured and talked about on the video.
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Graham Farmer being chaired off after the 1971 Premiership victory..
Highlights of the 1969 ~ 1971 and 1975 Grand Finals are featured in the video.
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Graham Campbell's post 1975 Grand Final interview.
This interview is a feature of the history video.All the emotion is here straight after the victory.
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Half time in a 1940's match.
Classic movie vision of Grand Finals in the 1930s and 1940s are included on the video.
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Some of the club's proudest moments are featured during this video ..
Originally produced in 1985 - The club's Centenary year.
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The West Perth Football Club History Video..
A wonderfull keepsake of Australian Football.
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1930s team runs onto the ground.
Click on the image opposite to return to the West Perth History Homepage. Click on the top left menu button to go to the previous page.
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Leederville Oval.
Click on the image opposite to return to the main site Homepage.
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