As he reflects on West Coast’s 2006 flag triumph, Chris Judd is confident the embattled current-day Eagles have turned a corner. Watch his full 7NEWS interview with Ben Cousins here!
Mitchell Woodcock
West Coast’s leaders have been called on to stand up and deliver for coach Andrew McQualter in the wake of one of their worst losses of his short tenure.
West Coast defender Tom McCarthy has backed in his coach Andrew McQualter, saying his side was “actually happy” with most aspects of their shock loss to Richmond.
Josh Kempton
Fremantle haven’t achieved anything yet, but their midfield is beginning to look similar to West Coast’s legendary quartet from their 2006 premiership-winning season, writes Paul Hasleby.
Paul Hasleby
West Coast’s 2006 premiership Eagles stole the show on Saturday as they reunited to celebrate 20 years since their heart-stopping grand final victory over Sydney. SEE THE PICS
Jake Santa Maria
West Coast coach Andrew McQualter says the Eagles have “improved” despite a disastrous defeat to the previous winless Richmond by 11 points at Optus Stadium on Saturday.
West Coast played like it had the weight of the world on its shoulders. Richmond had a paperback Atlas, writes Glen Quartermain.
Glen Quartermain
East Perth have flexed their muscles as they rolled to a 43-point win over West Coast Eagles at Mineral Resources Park, snapping their opponents’ three-game winning streak in the process.
Ben Smith
West Coast’s rebuild is at a significant crossroads and their coach Andrew McQualter is about to feel the pinch for the first time in his short reign.
West Coast were on the wrong end of a heartbreaking finish in front of their 2006 premiership heroes, going down by 11 points to Richmond. Here’s our three-word analysis of every Eagle.
To celebrate the 20-year anniversary of West Coast’s one-point grand final triumph over Sydney, the 2006 players were feted before and during the Eagles’ clash with Richmond on Saturday at Optus Stadium.
West Coast return to Optus in celebration of 40 years of AFL history and 20 years since their historic 2006 flag, with a win against Richmond non-negotiable. Follow all the action live!
West Coast’s heroes from the 2006 premiership were reunited on Friday night, 20 years on from one of the greatest grand final victories in AFL history.
The West Australian’s Glen Quartermain looks back on the six biggest moments of West Coast’s famous 2006 grand final victory.
Premiership teams live on forever in the eyes of their own club supporters – but not always to the general footy fan. That West Coast 2006 team is different, writes Ryan Daniels.
Ryan Daniels
Relive Andrew Embley’s magnificent performance in the 2006 grand final victory as the story was printed in The Sunday Times the following day.
Relive the highs and lows of West Coast’s legendary 2006 grand final victory over Sydney, as it was printed in The Sunday Times on the day.
Digby Beacham
They were the star duo behind West Coast’s incredible side in the mid-noughties and nearly two decades after they last played together, Ben Cousins and Chris Judd have reunited for a Channel 7 special.
Jackson Barrett
It was the peak of West Australian sport. And the heroes of it say it was the peak of their lives.
The four founding fathers of West Coast have been immortalised into club history with John Worsfold, Glen Jakovich, Guy McKenna and Peter Matera given the highest honour as inaugural Eagles legends.
Collingwood champion Scott Pendlebury has remained coy on the prospect of breaking the AFL’s all-time games-played record against West Coast later this month.
Richmond coach Adem Yze believes he has a side that can beat West Coast as the winless Tigers’ bid for a first victory gets more and more desperate.
West Coast losing to Richmond on Saturday will be even more disastrous for Andrew McQualter than the thrashings Sydney and St Kilda have handed them, writes Mitchell Woodcock.
West Coast defender Harry Edwards will be on limited minutes as he attempts to restart his season after being sidelined for more than a month by concussion.
