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MarkOlsen wrote: Andy Krak agreed to play for Swans, was a premiership player and then went to WP.
What are your thoughts on his character ?

Farked !!!

I woke this morning and I thought I must have been dreaming after reading the posts last night. smith, seaby, Stockley, Bradley and to a lesser extent lockyer. all somewhat committed to play at the falcons and all walked. there is something wrong at the club, what next, Nathan van berlo signs with east perth. is it the coach, is it the ceo or the president or the culture. is it that we have no money. the club has to come clean with the members and supporters and stop this rot. the statement on the wpfc web site is not good enough. I got more out of the west this morning than the clubs statement. he loves the club, loves the coaches and blah blah blah. year sure kep.

My East Perth mate tells me that Raponi was the reason Josh Smith didn't return to your Club.

True or false?

I dont think Bradley not playing at the Falcons is that bigger deal. Dodgy knee and hammies one year at best. Hey its January though and its big footy news

Leedy wrote:

Jimmy Boag wrote: Phoned Claremont Fc and they confirmed the rumour. There is no way Claremont will give up Seaby or Cameron. Beau Wilkes/Maister has a golden staph infection, will start the season late, that said, don't know how bad it is. Bradley will probably play in the forward line, Seaby will be rested during the season, which will be his last, so Cameron will be going nowhere as he is the future. Andrews has returned after the break with the best skinfolds, very keen for a big year, again going nowhere.
Remember, there are two types of supporters, those who support Claremont, and those that wish they did!

Andrews is going nowhere hey Jimmy !

Bit like Kerr going to Subi or Bradley playing for West Perth hey Leedy
Better update the WAFL ins and outs, hey Leedy!
All fun mate, good luckin 2015.

Jimmy Boag wrote:

Leedy wrote:

Jimmy Boag wrote: .
Remember, there are two types of supporters, those who support Claremont, and those that wish they did!

Never been a big fan of traitors...but I'm sure he will forgiven when he returns one day

one time only wrote: My East Perth mate tells me that Raponi was the reason Josh Smith didn't return to your Club.

True or false?

Couldn't tell you, again, we have won a Premiership since Seaby, Smith, they are distant memories mate !

screemar wrote: I woke this morning and I thought I must have been dreaming after reading the posts last night. smith, seaby, Stockley, Bradley and to a lesser extent lockyer. all somewhat committed to play at the falcons and all walked. there is something wrong at the club, what next, Nathan van berlo signs with east perth. is it the coach, is it the ceo or the president or the culture. is it that we have no money. the club has to come clean with the members and supporters and stop this rot. the statement on the wpfc web site is not good enough. I got more out of the west this morning than the clubs statement. he loves the club, loves the coaches and blah blah blah. year sure kep.

Screamer, read between the lines mate, Stockley was the only genuine non opportunity move to another club, our loss. The others were offered better dollars, simple fact of football life !

WEST PERTH-CONTRACTED KEPLER BRADLEY JOINS CLAREMONT

THE West Perth Football Club is disappointed to announce that 2003 premiership player Kepler Bradley has accepted a player development role with the Claremont Football Club meaning his agreed upon return to the Falcons will not be happening.

Claremont offered Bradley a full-time position in its football department that he accepted despite being contracted to the Falcons.

The 2003 WAFL premiership player and 117-game AFL veteran with Essendon and Fremantle had signed on to return to his original club West Perth for the 2015 and 2016 seasons. His acceptance of a full-time position at Claremont has changed that.

West Perth had sourced numerous employment opportunities for Bradley following his retirement from the AFL at the end of the 2014 season.

West Perth president Brett Raponi is disappointed that a West Perth premiership player and favourite son will not play with the Falcons in 2015 but he won't let it affect the Falcons claims of returning to finals action in 2015.

"While this is not ideal at this stage of the year, Kepler did accept and sign our contract terms and a WAFL player registration form. This now strongly positions West Perth to be adequately compensated," Raponi said.

"We will ensure that our players, members and supporters are not short-changed in the negotiations with the Claremont Football Club."

Bradley was announced as returning to the Falcons late in 2014 along with VFL centre half-forward Michael Lourey, but the club remains in a strong position heading into 2015 with key big men Chris Keunen, Nick Rodda, Marcus Adams and Shayne Zanetti all training well during the pre-season.