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The West protecting its gullible Ego's readership in case Freo win tomorrow already:
The side will be lacking experience with multiple senior players left out due to injury including Nic Naitanui (hamstring), Elliot Yeo (osteitis pubis), Jake Waterman (back), Tim Kelly (thumb), Josh Kennedy (calf), Mark Hutchings (knee) and Bailey Williams (quad).
Fremantle will field a near full strength side on Saturday with the only notable omissions being star forward Matt Taberner (quad) and ruckman Sean Darcy (knee).
I like that I can enjoy laughing at their ridiculousness and not have to pay them a cent for the privilege.
Yep + Tucker, Logue, Sturt, HillFeel like Wilson and Blakely deserve as much of a mention as a few of those players.
Sturt, Wilson, Tucker, Tabs, Darcy...The West protecting its gullible Ego's readership in case Freo win tomorrow already:
The side will be lacking experience with multiple senior players left out due to injury including Nic Naitanui (hamstring), Elliot Yeo (osteitis pubis), Jake Waterman (back), Tim Kelly (thumb), Josh Kennedy (calf), Mark Hutchings (knee) and Bailey Williams (quad).
Fremantle will field a near full strength side on Saturday with the only notable omissions being star forward Matt Taberner (quad) and ruckman Sean Darcy (knee).
I like that I can enjoy laughing at their ridiculousness and not have to pay them a cent for the privilege.
Feel like Wilson and Blakely deserve as much of a mention as a few of those players.
Who?The side will be lacking experience with multiple senior players left out due to injury including Nic Naitanui (hamstring), Elliot Yeo (osteitis pubis), Jake Waterman (back), Tim Kelly (thumb), Josh Kennedy (calf), Mark Hutchings (knee) and Bailey Williams (quad).
The West protecting its gullible Ego's readership in case Freo win tomorrow already:
The side will be lacking experience with multiple senior players left out due to injury including Nic Naitanui (hamstring), Elliot Yeo (osteitis pubis), Jake Waterman (back), Tim Kelly (thumb), Josh Kennedy (calf), Mark Hutchings (knee) and Bailey Williams (quad).
Fremantle will field a near full strength side on Saturday with the only notable omissions being star forward Matt Taberner (quad) and ruckman Sean Darcy (knee).
I like that I can enjoy laughing at their ridiculousness and not have to pay them a cent for the privilege.
TLDR?AFL season fixture in doubt as WA hard border throws out current interstate plans
Jon RalphThe West Australian
Fri, 26 February 2021 10:42AM
The AFL admits it might have to scrap its current fixture after only a single round as tight West Australian border restrictions threaten to cause fixture chaos again.
The league has Fremantle flying to Victoria in Round 1 to take on Melbourne, with West Coast scheduled to play the Western Bulldogs in Melbourne in Round 2.
It means Fremantle could not fly back into Perth to host GWS in Round 2 because the players would be forced into a 14-day quarantine after having visited Victoria.
West Coast would have an identical problem for its Round 3 fixture.
The WA government has stated it will need 28 days without community transmission in Victoria before dropping border restrictions, which means Melbourne’s two cases on Friday effectively re-sets that marker to zero days.
AFL fixturing boss Travis Auld conceded on Friday that the league was still in talks with the WA state government about how the fixture could proceed.
The tight restrictions might force the WA-based teams on the road for the early weeks of the season again in a reprise of last year’s nightmare fixture.
“The Round 1 fixture as it stands, we can proceed with that. The challenge will be Fremantle coming to Victoria to play Melbourne. It presents an issue as it stands for Fremantle going back to WA, they would have to quarantine,” Auld said.
That causes issues for them but it causes issues for us as a competition and West Coast play Gold Coast in Round 1, but in Round 2 they come to Melbourne.
“So it’s the same issue for them. We have a challenge in West Australia. We have got to work through that challenge. Our goal is to work through the fixture to the extent we can but clearly we have to work with those clubs and the WA government to see if there is a better solution without compromising the health of the community.
Asked what that compromise might be, Auld replied: “I wish I had the answer to that”.
The AFL has short-term options including cycling those clubs through Queensland for several weeks after playing Melbourne sides to effectively “cleanse” them for 14 days.
It means they could continue playing each week then fly from Queensland back into WA, with no border restrictions between those states.
But the Herald Sun understands if either West Coast or Fremantle play any team which has played a Victorian side within the past 14 days, the WA-based teams become “dirty” again and have to quarantine for 14 days upon their return.
All of it shapes up as a recipe for disaster unless the WA government relaxes its hard-line stance after the state election on Saturday March 13.
The league could also seek exemptions for WA teams to have tighter COVID restrictions when they leave Perth and be able to return without quarantining.
But the league will have to hope for almost no positive COVID cases across the country helped by a vaccine rollout if West Australia does not relent.
“What I do know is we will explore every opportunity., It’s what we did last year, we have to start the season and when we encounter some speed humps we will find our way around those and I am confident that as an organisation and industry we will be working with our partners and players and clubs to work through it.
“As it stands today it feels difficult to find a way through those restrictions. What we do know is that many things can change between now and March 18 and we have to remain open to differing options. We are having conversations with those clubs and the government and it may not be an issue, it may be an issue for a round or a week and I don’t think anyone knows.”
Aren't they just calling it according to the rules?TLDR?
The WA state government are ******* idiots
Both great kids, the dockers have some pretty good youth to take them forwards right now![]()
Frederick’s focus as he makes gains
The young mid is hoping to improve with more experiencewww.fremantlefc.com.au
Do yourself a favour if you haven’t already and watch young Caleb speak in this interview. I deadset could not love this kid any more than I do. Ripping player and person.
He’s got AFL captain written all over him. Quality on and off the field.![]()
Frederick’s focus as he makes gains
The young mid is hoping to improve with more experiencewww.fremantlefc.com.au
Do yourself a favour if you haven’t already and watch young Caleb speak in this interview. I deadset could not love this kid any more than I do. Ripping player and person.
OR...TLDR?
The WA state government are ******* idiots
I think you’ve jumped threadsPavlich, Farmer, Bell.
McPharlin was tempting, but our backline looks good at the moment.

Help! I can't watch the live stream of the scratchie. Keeps asking for details but won't accept them???