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Knightmare says a lot of things
yeah when it comes to knowledge of who freo should be trading/drafting, he isn't exactly an expert
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lazy buggers. How about they sit on the bottom for a while and do their own rebuild. More importantly, wouldn't they be more interested in bringing home Lukosius and/or Rankine?
I was going to like but not sure I want Walker playing well in the seniors.
Do you know if that means he’s playing league or colts?
Anyone know how many rounds are left of PSA, need to see Motlop playing WAFL. Is he Peel as well? Small forwards of Farmer and Motlop
Kobe dropped or injuredAnyone know how many rounds are left of PSA, need to see Motlop playing WAFL. Is he Peel as well? Small forwards of Farmer and Motlop
their website says that the last round is on the 5th of September, though Aquinas apparently have a bye next weekend so Motlop could play colts then (he's Aquinas yeah? also think he's at South Freo)Anyone know how many rounds are left of PSA, need to see Motlop playing WAFL. Is he Peel as well? Small forwards of Farmer and Motlop
He did play Colts in Rd 1 (yes at South Freo). Only kicked 1 goal in that game but he was up against Walker
Thanks for that. I missed that Richard Bartlett is playing EF colts. Freo are trying to have him added to our NGA so will be good to see how he goes against a really strong colts team in WP. Similarly the Walker bros and Haddow all playing is good.AFL draft hopefuls Joel Western, Zane Trew, Chris Walker return from injury in round six of WAFL colts
Jordan McArdleThe West Australian
Fri, 21 August 2020 11:56AMComments
Jordan McArdle
A trio of AFL draft hopefuls headline the inclusions for round six of WAFL colts action.
Fremantle Next Generation Academy speedster Joel Western will make his return from a hamstring injury when reigning champs Claremont tackle Perth at Revo Fitness Stadium on Saturday morning.
Fellow Dockers NGA talent Chris Walker has been named for his first appearance since round one after battling concussion and neck issues in a huge boost for East Fremantle’s chances of knocking of ladder leaders West Perth at Joondalup’s Provident Financial Oval.
Watch the Subiaco-East Perth colts game of the round on thewest.com.au from 9.30am Saturday
Exciting 2021 prospect Richie Bartlett is also back for the Sharks after playing the past few games in his home town of Geraldton.
Tigers gun Joel Western is back from injury. Credit: Jackson Flindell/The Sunday Times
The Falcons will be missing ball magnet Callum Johnson, who earned a promotion to the reserves after his hot start to 2020.
Big-bodied Swan Districts midfielder Zane Trew, rated among WA’s best midfield draft fancies, has recovered from a nasty head knock and will take the field at Steel Blue Oval against Peel Thunder.
Trew started the season with a bang, averaging 28 possessions and five tackles across the first fortnight before getting concussed early in the round three Subiaco clash.
Subiaco coach Chayce Creedy has opted to rest Matt Johnson, a highly-rated draft hopeful for next year, for the live stream clash against East Perth after the gun midfielder’s recent knock to the knee.
Matt Johnson will be a big loss for Subi. Credit: Jackson Flindell/The Sunday Times
“He’s going to have a weekend off because he’s been struggling a bit with a sore knee,” Creedy said.
Recruit Jai Jackson will play on-ball in the Lions’ reserves after a dominant colts debut for his new club last week.
Forward Nick Cleaver is out with concussion, with Jack Quartermaine coming in for his colts games alongside fellow inclusion Sam Broughton.
Sandon Page, who is attracting a bit of AFL interest, has been flying lately, booting 13 goals in his past three goals including two bags of five.
East Perth co-captain Adam Boules is still sidelined with an elbow injury.
The Demons will be without first-round hopeful Nathan O’Driscoll again, with the prolific midfielder picked for his league debut after starring in the reserves last weekend.
O’Driscoll will become the fourth 2020 draft hopeful to play senior WAFL footy after teammate Logan McDonald, Swan Districts’ Denver Grainger-Barras and Peel livewire Isiah Winder.
Not named in either league debut it is.
