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Rate The Players: Geelong v Fremantle

Have your say on how the Dockers players performed on the weekend by rating each player from zero to five or just pop in and have a look what everyone else had to say about the team.

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To Do List: Crush Cats. Win Flag.

Fremantle have re-grouped after sending the B side over to Melbourne last weekend, packed up their gear and headed off across the country to some place called Geelong for the first of their warm up games before the grand final. The local Geelong team have offered to provide an opposition team to take the Dockers through their paces, apparently the locals even intend to make a bit of an event of it. Unfortunately for Fremantle they’ve lost a couple of players in all the hullabaloo and Michael Johnson will miss this week with a very minor bit of calf soreness that will definitely probably only keep him out for a week. Clancee Pearce has also caught the calf injury virus that’s been going through the team but he’s not expected to be back this year. Luke McPharlin was seen getting onto a plane but must have struggled with the leg room because he hasn’t been named in the side, after picking up a minor calf injury sometime in early July. It’s still a good looking list of ins though (as well as Zac Dawson) - David Mundy, Lee Spurr,, Hayden Ballantyne, Nik Suban, Stephen Hill, Chris Mayne, Michael Walters, Zac Clarke and Nat Fyfe. Surprisingly, Geelong were happy with the team that tripped over the line against Brisbane, just making the one change of Vardy for West.

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Dockerland Budget: Geelong v Fremantle

To save people forking over their hard earned money to the AFL in exchange for a magazine that gets bigger every week, making it harder to get to the only part you actually want - the names of the players, we've introduced the Dockerland Budget.

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You Be Ross: Geelong v Fremantle

Ross Lyon has his sights set on the flag this year but he's the sort of bloke who loves to get feedback from the general public, good or bad. So if you really want to be a true supporter of the club, then make sure you shout stuff out to him at the ground and give him some pointers on how to get this coaching caper done. But before you do your duty as a member and hurl advice in the direction of professional coaching staff, make sure you know what you're talking about or they might just right you off as a nutjob and miss out on some choice advice. Work the board, move the magnets around and when you think you've got it sussed, start practising yelling "Hey Ross! Ross! Put Sandilands in the goal square for a rest!"