& Fairest for season 2010. Current squad As of Sep 2018: 1 Will Young 2 Jackson Ramsay 3 4 Shayne Hille 5 Patrick McGinnity 6 Kyle Anderson 7 Stanley Wright 8 Will Maginness 9 Julian Ameduri 10 Nathan Blee 11 Ben Miller 12 Callum Hart 13 Sharrod Wellingham 14 Nelson Waite 15 Lewis Wilson 16 Mitchell Dobson 17 Nathan Eaton 18 Asher Samelko 19 Aaron Redhead 20 Ajang Ajang 21 Rohan Kerr 22 Tarir Bayok 23 Tom Gorter 24 Mathew Johnson 25 Joel Houghton 26 Blake Riley 27 Angus Scott 28 Jarrhan Jacky 29 Samuel Bevan 30 Marcus Ruggiero 31 Ciaran Allsop 32 Jamie Rudrum 33 Edward Simpson 34 Matthew Young 35 Harley Stack 36 Sam East 37 Jaxon Cahill 38 Kane La Fontaine 39 Nathan Arbon 40 Daniel Russo 41 Tony Olango 42 Shaquille McKenzie 43 Christian Ameduri 44 Mitchell Gupanis 45 Campbell Abbott 46 Kye Willcocks 47 Jayden Magro 48 Thomas Amos 49 Taylor North 50 Eric Bashemule 51 Kobe Chrisp 52 Ben McGuire 53 Jack Amos 54 Nathan Dwyer 55 Steele Milne 56 Louis Miller 57 Jacob Msando 58 Jedd Edwards 59 60 61 Mahli King 62 63 64 Nicholas Michalczyk 65 Jack Wheeler 66 Yugusuk Soka 67 Egan Bradbury 68 Kristian Caporn 69 70 Rivalries East Perth's traditional and most bitter rivals are West Perth Football Club. Known as the Perth Derby, they have competed in many historic matches including Grand Finals in 1922, 1932, 1960, 1969, 1971, 2002, when East Perth defeated the Falcons by 60 points to complete a hat-trick of premierships, and 2013. The East Perth vs Perth fixtures were a significant rivalry in the 1960s and 1970s, including the famous 1978 Grand Final. However its significance is somewhat muted compared to the former mentioned fixture, possibly due to Perth's lacklustre performances since the late 1970s. Another newer rivalry is that with co-tenants Subiaco Football Club. East Perth had not beaten Subiaco since they began sharing the ground in 2004, until the 2007 season when East Perth came from over forty points behind at half time to win the game by three points. Recent games have become even more bitter with the transfer of players Travis Knights, Caine Hayes and Paul Ridley to Subiaco under controversial circumstances. Off the field the two clubs do have a good working relationship in regard to their ground sharing situation. Club song East Perth Forever Boys is