Don’t look now, but two wins in three matches has lifted Carlton off the bottom of the ladder — for now. The Bombers had a nice win, but why are fans and ex-players still finding negatives? AFL LADDER AFTER ROUND 15
Bontempelli, Macrae or Dunkley? The cream rose to the top in the Western Bulldogs’ upset win. Tell us who was best on ground in every match.
On paper this round looks likes on of the easiest of the season to predict – but given how that’s gone this year we will no doubt see plenty of upsets! Who are the experts backing?
Mason Redman is one of the unheralded members of Essendon’s backline, but ranks as the most reliable player in the AFL this year. Who is your club’s most consistent performer?
THE race to secure the double chance in finals has never been hotter after Adelaide moved into the top four in place of Geelong this weekend. WHERE YOUR CLUB SITS
MATTHEW Pavlich is loved not only by Fremantle fans but by the whole footy community so when Channel 7 didn’t show him being chaired off after game 350, fans weren’t happy.
SUNDAY TEAMS UPDATE: JARRAD McVeigh has been named to return for Sydney against Fremantle after missing just one week with a groin injury. SEE ALL THE ROUND 19 TEAMS
FREMANTLE are in a class of their own when it comes to injuries in 2016 but the “hurt ladder” also shines on Collingwood. WHERE DOES YOUR CLUB RANK?
CLUBS have announced their marquee players for next year’s women’s league, with Daisy Pearce to play for Melbourne. THE MARQUEE SIGNINGS FOR EACH CLUB
UPDATE: THE Western Bulldogs could receive a well-needed boost with Jake Stringer and Luke Dahlhaus set to return. Who’s hurt at your club?
THE TACKLE: ESSENDON was insipid and tanking would be an excuse but it doesn’t exist so it was their worst performance of the season. Robbo reveals his likes and dislikes from Round 18.
BRADLEY Hill appears set to leave Hawthorn for Fremantle, but Hawks’ coach Alastair Clarkson says he won’t let the triple premiership player go easily.
THE Gold Coast’s ‘Triple Towers’ of Tom Lynch, Sam Day and Peter Wright reached lofty heights to lead the Suns to a 24-point win over Fremantle at Metricon Stadium.
NORTH Melbourne will face Collingwood without Jarrad Waite but the Pies have a big inclusion. Meanwhile, Sydney and Gold Coast have suffered surprise injuries. REPLAY SUPERCOACH CHAT
Original URL: https://www.ntnews.com.au/sport/afl/teams/fremantle/page/124