Fremantle head over to Melbourne this week for the classic fly in - get the four points - fly out again, or the Fi Four Foa as it was dubbed somewhere amongst the 18 layers of management in the football department. The Western Bulldogs are a good honest middle of the road side this season so Fremantle are expected to push well into the early stages of the second quarter before retiring for the afternoon with the win. Luke McPharlin is back from his “calf injury” and will slot back into defence, with Alex Pearce drifting onto the extended interchange bench with Crozier and Sheridan. The Bulldogs have lost Clay Smith to some sort of leg injury and stacked the bench with filler material like Matthew Boyd.