Please note: Only Reserves (11.25am) and League (2.05pm) will be played at Medibank Stadium this Saturday, May 10 against Claremont.

EAST Perth will regain the services of co-captain Brendan Lee in the Club’s clash against the Sharks at East Fremantle Oval this afternoon.

Lee, sustained the injury in the last of the Royals pre-season matches against Swan Districts almost two months ago and has been involved as the league runner in recent weeks.

Garry Moss and Kyle Anderson will also return to the Royals line-ups. Moss, will play his first game since Round 11, 2013 Read More [+]

East Perth have broken a two-match losing run to defeat Perth, 14.14 (98) to 11.10 (76), in wet conditions at Medibank Stadium on Saturday.

The club also notched wins in the Reserves (8 points) and Colts (33 points).

East Perth led at every change – kicking six goals in the first quarter, the smallest margin nine points at half time. They held a 15-point advantage at the three quarter-time break, despite Perth briefly hitting the Read More [+]

East Perth will face the Demons in an Anzac Round match this afternoon, with both teams searching for a win following consecutive losses.

East Perth began the season with victories against Peel, Swan Districts and then a 75-point triumph over South Fremantle, but have since suffered losses to West Perth and then Subiaco.

Perth opened their season with wins over Claremont and South Fremantle, before losses to West Perth and Swan Districts in their last Read More [+]

FORMER East Perth two-time premiership winning ruckman, captain and this year’s Club Match Ball Legend, Ryan Turnbull, says it is the spirit and hardness of Royals co-captain Craig Wulff that should drive the team to premiership success.

Turnbull, now 42, retired from East Perth in 2004, two years into Wulff’s playing career.

“Even at an early age, I was at the twilight of my career and he was at the beginning of his, you could Read More [+]

IN the battle of the co-tenants on Good Friday the Royals were left to lament two goal-less quarters, succumbing to a 24-point, 16.10 (106) to 12.10 (82), defeat at the hands of the Lions.

Subiaco kicked six unanswered goals in the opening term and led by 44 points early in the second, before East Perth kicked six goals to trail by just 11 points at half time.

The Royals added another six goals to Subiaco’s Read More [+]

Brian Dawson says it is important that the club focuses on worrying about its 'own backyard' rather than the form of opposition clubs in the lead-up to the Good Friday match against co-tenants and ladder leader, Subiaco.

East Perth will hold its main training session tonight ahead of the clash.

“Number one is to worry about our own backyard and we need a massive lift from where we started last week".

“We’ve reviewed the game Read More [+]

Friday 2 May 2014 @ 4.00pm

East Perth FC Members Bar

Medibank Stadium

Vincent St Leederville

Cost: $80 per person (or buy 10 tickets for $750)

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Contrary to reports, Paul Johnson and the club last night accepted a reprimand for his striking charge and will be available for this weeks Good Friday clash against top of the table Subiaco, but is now ineligible for the 2014 Sandover Medal.

Go Royals!

EAST Perth’s Colts opened the round with a 56-point win over West Perth, but it failed to set the tone for the day with our Reserves and League teams both suffering disappointing losses against last year’s premier.

The Royals were unable to generate any momentum, with the Falcons maintaining their lead at every change in the, 22.17 (149) to 7.7 (49), loss.

Craig Wulff produced a typically courageous display with 29 possessions, three inside 50s Read More [+]