I suppose the time has come that some of us Pavlich fans have to be realistic that his time is coming and these stories will start coming thick and fast, especially if he struggles next year.
Warning: Below article is written by our favourite journo but it is a fairly good read and quite lengthy.
http://www.news.com.au/sport/afl/fr...-the-2014-season/story-fndv8h5w-1226788026840
Warning: Below article is written by our favourite journo but it is a fairly good read and quite lengthy.
http://www.news.com.au/sport/afl/fr...-the-2014-season/story-fndv8h5w-1226788026840
MATTHEW Pavlich is uncertain whether next season will be the last of his glittering career at Fremantle.
But the Dockers captains know one thing: Fremantle will turn on more of its bold third and fourth-quarter Grand Final form than its mistake-riddled jitters of the first half.
The Dockers' greatest player is only nine games shy of becoming the first West Australian-based AFL player to reach 300 games, but he will not contemplate whether to retire or play on after 2014.
Before a two-week break from training and his 32nd birthday on New Year's Eve, Pavlich said he expected Fremantle to retain its blue-chip midfield by securing new contracts next year for Nat Fyfe and David Mundy.
He also opened up on his performance in the first half of the Grand Final loss to Hawthorn; what took place at half-time; the prospect of missing some games next year to manage his body; and the recruitment of Melbourne firebrand Colin Sylvia to Fremantle.





) but I hope he finishes as the captain. 

