Everyone is fit as buggery, the short blokes are all looking to cement a spot in the midfield, the tall blokes who are looking to provide a bigger presence up forward, the coach is excited about the young blokes, the young blokes are excited about the coach and the supporters are double checking when daylight savings ends to make sure they don't accidentally turn the tv on halfway through the game - or worse - during The Eagles Nest. There are plenty of new faces in the team for Fremantle with Nathan Wilson, Brandon Matera, Andrew Brayshaw and Bailey Banfield all making their purple debut. Brad Hill is back after a quadriceps related calf injury kept him out of the preseason and Alex Pearce will be back after his gap year and a bit.