Fremantle has confirmed Luke Jackson will return from a hamstring injury in Friday night’s clash with St Kilda at Marvel Stadium.
Jackson Barrett
Chad Warner has opened up on Fremantle’s pitch to lure him to the Dockers after signing a two-year extension with Sydney.
Samantha Rogers
Emotions are riding high at St Kilda with coach Ross Lyon furious about how they’ve been playing, and Fremantle are extremely aware that he will be demanding a huge response against them on Friday night.
Craig O'Donoghue
The key to whether or not the Dockers will make a deep run this year is our consistency — whether or not we can stick to our brand of footy every round, writes Fremantle Dockers veteran Michael Walters.
Michael Walters
Corey Wagner was struggling to survive on a cut price rookie contract during COVID and wasn’t enjoying footy but now he’s thriving at Fremantle and has never enjoyed the game more.
Fremantle captain Alex Pearce has given the strongest indication yet he will not return home to Tasmania to finish his career.
Fremantle will get a strong preparation for Friday night’s game against St Kilda at Marvel Stadium by receiving permission to train at the ground before Essendon and North Melbourne’s match on Thursday.
A testy Ross Lyon is ready to take on his former side grumpier than ever on Friday night after firing up at his weekly press conference, which he then cut short before he could be asked about Fremantle.
Fremantle ruckman Luke Jackson is on the club’s flight to Melbourne and is in line to return from a hamstring injury to play St Kilda on Friday night.
Fremantle’s Andrew Brayshaw is the No.1 gut-running, two-way midfielder in the competition as we speak, and it’s a credit to his endurance both in games and across his career, writes Danielle Laidley.
Danielle Laidley
Luke Jackson and Sean Darcy are set to play together for the first time this season and the way they are used is set to be different to what Fremantle fans saw last season.
Fremantle have completed their main training session on Tuesday and all eyes were on ruckman Luke Jackson to see if he could prove he’s ready to return from a hamstring injury against St Kilda.
Josh Kennedy and Harry Taylor had been giving Geraldton footy fans an extended chance to see them in action after their respective AFL retirements, but the duo won’t be pulling on the boots again this year.
Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir has declared he is always looking for ways to keep his players on edge after providing a fascinating insight into why he angrily stopped training last week.
Fremantle’s Corey Wagner is willing to do whatever it takes to keep his spot in the team and support star trio Andrew Brayshaw, Caleb Serong and Hayden Young to shine in a surprise move to the midfield.
Former Hawthorn premiership player, Eagle and Hard Ball Gets AFL Show host Xavier Ellis runs his eye over West Coast and Fremantle’s performances in round seven.
Xavier Ellis
Alex Pearce has opened up on how the torrid injury run that marred the start of his career is now shaping his leadership at Fremantle and the way he views the sport.
In A Six-Pack of IPA (Interesting Points, Allegedly), we look at Ross Lyon’s remarkable losing streak in the prestigious Friday night footy fixture slot ahead of this week’s clash with Fremantle, & plenty more.
Chris Robinson
Fremantle forward Bailey Banfield can accept a one-match suspension for striking Swan Districts tagger Jehb O’Donohue while playing for Peel Thunder at the weekend.
Mitchell Woodcock
Fremantle’s brilliant win over Adelaide on Friday night has shown the players what they are capable of and they will no longer allow each other to play without that type of intensity.
No more of that rubbish! Nothing could be more symbolic of Fremantle’s performance against Adelaide than youngster Jack Delean’s move to put a smile on everyone’s faces at training on Monday.
Craig O’Donoghue
St Kilda coach Ross Lyon has raised the prospect of blooding WA draftee Hugh Boxshall against Fremantle after he continued to push his case for a debut in the VFL.
Danielle Laidley runs an eye over every Fremantle Docker and West Coast Eagle after round seven. Who starred and who struggled?
The West Australian’s football reporter Mitchell Woodcock takes a no-holds-barred look at the big issues in the AFL this week.
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