The Far Post Perth is an independent football digital media project based in Perth, WA. Established 2016.
Podcasts
Our primary goal is to promote, empower and raise the profile of Western Australian football to a local and nationally based audience by way of digital multimedia including podcasts, videos, and locally generated news content.
News & Views
Perth Glory and the A-Leagues (Men and Women), the Socceroos and the Matildas, National Youth and WA representative teams, WA National Premier League and WA State Leagues all the way to Amateur and Youth football…we cover it all from a WA perspective.
ABOUT US
Our primary goal is to promote, empower and raise the profile of Western Australian football to a local and nationally based audience by way of digital multimedia including podcasts, videos, and locally generated news content.
Perth Glory and the A-Leagues (Men and Women), the Socceroos and the Matildas, National Youth and WA representative teams, WA National Premier League and WA State Leagues all the way to Amateur and Youth football…we cover it all from a WA perspective.
Get in Touch!
Email our team with any enquiries and we'll be in touch shortly. Alternatively, you can find us on all social platforms.
PROUDLY PARTNERED WITH DT38 AUSTRALIA
Raising awareness and changing the stigma associated with men’s health issues with a focus on testicular cancer.
For more info, or to donate go to DT38.com.au
Testimonials
See what people are saying about us!
Best place for Soccer news, gives me everything I want to hear about the Glory and soccer. Heaps of content, and can tell they’re genuine fans.
Enjoy the content - often fair, balanced and researched. Doing good things at grassroots level for WA Football too.
Latest Tweets
Perth Glory’s "underdone" players have been slammed in the aftermath of their embarrassing 6-1 opening day loss to Macarthur, with rookie coach David Zdrilic already in the firing line over a perceived lack of fitness.
The @PerthGloryFC players looked like they'd never met each other in the warm-up yesterday. There was a drill where every player got it wrong; to be fair it did look complicated. Surely the matchday warm-up should be simple and second nature? Just an observation, not a criticism.