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We were called Narrm and came into the game with 17 wins in the trot under our belt. Now, we struggle to win two on end.

Our key position woes were highlighted here when we lost Tom McDonald through injury, then Steven May went down early and Harry Petty had problems during the game. We ran out of gas after holding a comfortable lead - a precursor for a number of games since then.

THE TEAMS

NARRM

B: J.Bowey 17 S.May 1 T.Rivers 24
HB: J.Jordon 23 J.Lever 8 J. Hunt 29
C: A.Brayshaw 10 J.Viney 7 T.Sparrow 32
HF: B.Fritsch 31 L.Jackson 6 C.Spargo 9
F: A.Neal-Bullen 30 B.Brown 50 K.Pickett 36
Foll: M.Gawn 11 C.Oliver 13 C.Petracca 5
I/C: T.Bedford 12 J.Melksham 18  S.Weideman 26 H.Petty 35
Sub: L.Dunstan 27 Emerg: M.Brown 38 B.Laurie 16 A.Tomlinson 20

In: J.Viney S.Weideman

Out: T.McDonald (ankle) E.Langdon (ribs)

FREMANTLE

B: H. Young 26 A. Pearce 25 G.Logue 2
HB: B. Cox 36 L. Ryan 13 J. Aish 11
C: B. Acres 9 A.Brayshaw 8 J.Clark 6
HF: M.Frederick 32 M. Taberner 20 T .Colyer 33
F: M.Walters 10 R.Lobb 37 L. Schultz 28
Foll: S. Darcy 4 W.Brodie 17 C. Serong 3
I/C: H. Chapman 27 D. Mundy 16 D.Tucker 18 B.Walker 31
Sub: B. Banfield 41 Emerg: N.Erasmus 28 E.Hughes 15 S.Sturt 1

In: D.Tucker B.Walker

Out: N.Erasmus S.Switkowski (suspended)

 

Almost led by 40 points...lost by 40 points. Freo was quite impressive that day but we were a deer in headlights. Structural breakdown. I really hope we pound them this weekend. They're gettable.

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