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four of seven did so. From 1921 to 1923 the club suffered the ignominy of a hat-trick of wooden spoons, and though it became more competitive in the ensuing decade only in 1927, 1934 and 1939 did the
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Cardinals in the first semi-final. They then upset South by twelve points and came back on a windy day to defeat East Fremantle by two points in the
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410:Peter German
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178:Premierships
162:Peter German
110:Club details
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2161:WACA Ground
2070:High School
1902:Grand Final
1523:Barry Cable
1371:David Myers
1367:Chris Mayne
1343:Damon White
1304:Barry Cable
1256:Most Games:
1214:Barry Cable
1189:Barry Cable
1151:Albert Gook
1143:Allan Evans
1118:Gus Seebeck
1114:Mark Watson
1106:Barry Cable
1094:Barry Cable
1090:Barry Cable
968:Colts (U19)
724:Perth Hills
680:Grand Final
659:Barry Cable
648:Barry Cable
516:Albert Gook
448:grand final
388:grand final
372:premiership
354:WACA Ground
148:Competition
104:Corey Byrne
64:Nickname(s)
2212:Categories
2182:Perth Oval
2095:Victorians
2034:West Perth
2029:West Coast
1974:East Perth
1711:0975242709
1657:; p. 218.
1638:References
1555:Pat Dalton
1546:Reg Zeuner
1470:Ron Tucker
1465:Ian Miller
1445:Ern Henfry
1327:Leon Davis
1197:Ian Miller
1155:Ron Tucker
1122:Ross Young
1102:Ian Miller
1098:Pat Dalton
1062:Cyril Hoft
1029:Runners Up
963:WAFL Colts
920:Years won
814:West Perth
769:Stan Magro
709:West Coast
697:Alan Joyce
599:Ern Henfry
597:centreman
564:West Perth
512:Cyril Hoft
414:Garry Moss
391:since 1978
323:the Demons
168:Captain(s)
2075:Imperials
2020:‹See Tfd›
2010:‹See Tfd›
2000:‹See Tfd›
1990:‹See Tfd›
1980:‹See Tfd›
1965:‹See Tfd›
1959:Claremont
1955:‹See Tfd›
1609:from 1957
1601:from 1925
1323:Troy Cook
1250:Claremont
820:Club song
786:champion
745:‹See Tfd›
701:Mal Brown
624:Anzac Day
578:‹See Tfd›
569:‹See Tfd›
560:‹See Tfd›
541:in 1901.
495:‹See Tfd›
453:‹See Tfd›
432:‹See Tfd›
380:hat-trick
189:Ground(s)
58:(1934–35)
2050:Centrals
1916:Premiers
1809:The Game
1798:; p. 202
1785:; p. 165
1753:The Game
1242:at WACA
1212:, 1966:
1199:, 1986:
1195:, 1972:
1191:, 1969:
1183:, 1956:
1167:Mick Rea
1163:Mick Rea
1120:, 2009:
1116:, 1999:
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1108:, 1983:
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1080:, 1954:
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1068:, 1945:
1064:, 1943:
993:Multiple
950:Reserves
832:and the
450:against
361:and 1988
341:(WAFL).
331:Lathlain
325:, is an
200:Uniforms
2109:Grounds
2014:Subiaco
1909:Records
1895:Seasons
1240:Subiaco
1219:Records
932:Seniors
892:Honours
792:in 2010
780:Norwood
753:In 1998
716:in 1990
652:In 1970
628:Subiaco
595:Carlton
503:to 1933
490:in 1934
482:in 1934
473:Subiaco
424:History
358:in 1987
133:Colours
123: (
115:Founded
2090:Rovers
1794:East;
1709:
1661:
914:Level
436:Rovers
395:finals
141:
139:Black
137:
77:season
1994:Perth
1947:Clubs
1582:Notes
1567:Coach
1173:(90)
917:Wins
806:COVID
707:club
661:from
523:First
440:1900s
346:Perth
158:Coach
48:Names
1721:See
1707:ISBN
1659:ISBN
1506:Foll
1369:and
1302:and
1294:for
1013:WAFL
927:WAFL
782:and
729:1995
575:and
525:and
486:1935
484:and
444:1907
403:2020
399:1997
384:1968
376:1907
317:The
285:Away
246:Home
125:1899
118:1899
74:2022
1531:Int
705:VFL
401:to
374:in
143:Red
85:8th
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