West Coast are hopeful they will soon be able to lock down a return date for midfield star Elliot Yeo following his latest surgery, while there’s better news for a pair of young guns.
Jake Santa Maria
West Coast’s great midfield hope Elijah Hewett has backed coach Andrew McQualter’s call for the players to do more to protect No. 1 draft pick Harley Reid and veteran Tim Kelly, “at whatever cost”
Glen Quartermain
West Coast forward Archer Reid is in a race against the clock to be available for Sunday’s clash with Richmond at the MCG.
The AFL is yet to introduce anti tampering rules to stop players from meeting with opposition clubs during the season, but has the fall-out from Oscar Allen and Sam Mitchell’s catch-up changed their position?
Craig O'Donoghue
Hawthorn premiership star Xavier Ellis has revealed the words of wisdom from Alastair Clarkson that Fremantle players should take on board after a disastrous loss to St Kilda in his weekly column.
Xavier Ellis
West Coast coach Andrew McQualter has conceded his team did not do enough to support Harley Reid as he worked through a tag from Melbourne star Jack Viney at the weekend.
Jackson Barrett
In A Six-Pack of IPA (Interesting Points, Allegedly), we look at the records set by Freo in their shocker against the Saints, where the Eagles sit among the AFL’s worst-ever 80-game stretches, and more.
Chris Robinson
West Coast have accepted the one-match ban offered to first-gamer and top draftee Bo Allan ahead of a crucial clash with Richmond.
Samantha Rogers
The families of West Coast players are taking centre stage on the club’s First Nations jumper, with the Eagles on Monday unveiling a striking design for this year’s strip.
West Coast draftee Tom Gross has revealed what coach Andrew McQualter wants him to focus on in order to force his way back into the AFL side - and it’s a bit different to what he’s used to.
Mitchell Woodcock
Harley Reid has been urged to ‘get out’ of West Coast after he copped another heavy tag in the loss to Melbourne on Saturday night.
The Dockers have created an environment that is way too comfortable for its players, and it’s breeding the inconsistency that threatens to cost them a maiden premiership, writes Mitchell Woodcock.
Danielle Laidley runs an eye over every Fremantle Docker and West Coast Eagle after round eight losses. Who starred and who struggled?
Danielle Laidley
West Coast’s WAFL side broke through for their first win of the season, upsetting the previously unbeaten South Fremantle by 16 points. Here’s how the 17 AFL-listed Eagles who played fared.
The stop-start opening to Bo Allan’s AFL career continues, with West Coast’s top draft pick copping a one-game ban for catching Melbourne star Jack Viney high in a marking contest.
Exciting West Coast wingman Tyrell Dewar is on the verge of signing a multi-year contract extension at the Eagles.
The only consistency in the Dockers’ 2025 season has been their inconsistency and it is beyond frustrating writes Anna Hay.
West Coast star Elliot Yeo is set for further surgery on his troublesome ankle injury which is set to sideline him until the second half of the season.
West Coast will take solace from the little victories, like winning their third quarter of the season against Melbourne on Saturday night, but defeat still sits uncomfortably in defender Reuben Ginbey’s guts.
West Coast young gun Bo Allan is sweating on a possible suspension after his debut match, with a high hit on Melbourne’s Jack Viney set to attract Match Review scrutiny. WATCH IT HERE
West Coast coach Andrew McQualter is optimistic Elliot Yeo will be able to return this season despite the star midfielder needing to undergo ankle surgery.
Justin Chadwick
West Coast coach Andrew McQualter won’t lay the blame at the feet of ruckman Matt Flynn for their 32-point defeat to Melbourne despite Max Gawn’s dominant performance.
There’s a feeling of inevitability that Oscar Allen won’t be at West Coast next season but his move to defence has become really important after an injury to Jeremy McGovern and the team’s midfield struggles.
He’s the Demon king and fittingly Melbourne skipper Max Gawn dragged West Coast into rucking hell, turning the Eagles’ best chance of a victory into another defeat, this time to the tune of 32 points.
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