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Has been battling a sore groin for a few weeks now allegedly.

Every other poster seems to have some mail these days. May as well throw my mail in the mix. $10 peri peri chicken via uber eats, offer ends 17/8

Sinnema in #34

I think, and hope, that he'll stay. But playing devils advocate with a trade to WA the following picks could be available at current live ladder positions... West Coast: Picks 1, 14, 19, 32, 50. All 2026, 2027 picks Freemantle: Picks 12, 30, 39, 48, All 2026, 2027 picks This is obviously prior to compensation picks and slides due to academy selections.

This kid could fit the modern transition game well. Has pace, runs hard, looks good overhead and kicks it well.

We've lacked a genuine lockdown player for a while now, that's the main reason I can see we would have interest in Windhager. Our mid depth is also significantly lacking. Could easily see him as a half forward that locks down on the opposition attacking half backs. I still have interest in Chesser and Angwin as good users of the footy, chesser in particular has line-breaking pace. Starcevich, pending medical/concussion due diligence, would be an amazing get for our back half.

I'm hoping we will see list sizes expanded soon. Only 30 players for a season isn't enough and needing top-up players in round 1 isn't a great look for the game. Guessing it's currently a financial decision by the aflw to keep it at 30?

Lindsay with hamstring awareness and will miss this week again according to the injury report.

Contracted until 27 so unlikely but Cooper Simpson can't crack into the Freo team and showed skill and pace when I've watched him. Ex Dandenong Stingray kid.

From my perspective at the ground it looked like he collided/ricocheted off the goal post and lost his balance. I was more annoyed at the lack of defenders running back to assist, from memory at the game they looked like the were expecting the ball to go through and were too slow to react to the ball still being in play.

Didn't get exposed for pace on the wing by Baker who is no slouch. While obviously not as quick, he runs smart lines and isn't as slow as some reports made him out to be. Been a fan since his bottom age level in the Coates league, he hit the scoreboard regularly there and has a real weapon up his sleeve in his contested marking. We have a star in the making I believe.

Key Defenders: May, Lever, Turner, Petty, Adams, Derkson, Berry Key Forwards: JvR, Jefferson, Johnson, Kentfield Potential swingman: Petty, Turner, ?Johnson, ?JvR Turner probably stays a defender long term, he looks great aerially behind the ball but his ball use and decision making needs to improve. All having good pre-seasons I would look at something like Key Backs: May, Petty, Turner Key Forwards: JvR, Jefferson, Kentfield Don't feel good about leaving a fit and healthy Lever out but I feel Turner is playing his 3rd man intercept role well and want to continue his development. Not sure there's room for both Turner and Lever. May currently stays for leadership but we may need to consider other players to prepare for life post May. Petty to play back, he's battled on as a stop-gap in the forward line and done ok in recent times but it's time. It's a young looking forward line but I feel both Jefferson and Kentfield are ready for games and would complement each other well. I like the idea of 3 talls rotating through there so we have at least 2 at all times at any given moment in the forward line throughout the game as well as the ability to give Gawn a chop out. Johnson, Adams, Derksen and Berry I'd treat as depth for now pending form. I'll probably change my mind on this before the start of next season.

Liked seeing Bowey at half forward in the last. Refreshing to see a kick to a key forwards advantage that draws them to the ball.

Good game save for some frustrating moments. Lots of players slipping from both sides. Can't say I love our forward line set with our talls. We seem to spend about half of each quarter with one of Petty, Gawn or JvR on the bench and as a result we have a single key target. Petty gets up the wings and we are looking at Fritsch and Melksham to be our aerial targets. They do this well for mid-size players, but I think we would make our lives so much easier if we had two keys in the forward line for most of the game.