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smokey wrote: No Angus and no Deano makes the task harder. We can only go with the best available. Tigers seem to be strengthend so we will have to be totally focussed and hard at the ball for 100 minute.

Probably for 125 - 130 minutes

I watched quite a lot of the game on TV last week and I have to say that I was impressed with the resilience that Perth showed during the game, particularly given that they were down two rotations from early in the game. They were challenged several times by East Fremantle during the afternoon and on every occasion they were able to physically match it with the Sharks and give it back to them with interest. A couple of years ago they would have gone to water under such pressure.

Spaldings influence is starting to have an impact on the team and I think they can beat Claremont if they take the same resilient attitude into this game

Perth will win and get on a roll, last week v EF was very impressive

Mills named in the reserves as well.
But Spencer White named only in the League.
So I would expect Spencer will play forward.

Hopefully Leggett plays on someone as soft and meek as Ryan Lester- Smith this Sat! Lester-Smiths attempt at being the hard man was powder puff last week as always

Couldn't work out who Wiley had left of Leggett so cheers for that Swandog.....would of thought Stephen would of been the better choice, especially with his greater experience....yep Grassy you have read me like a book mate...though I think you were expecting me to respond with something a tad different fella....fingers crossed Cody has another day out for ya v Cl

My recollection is that BOB was on Leggett but was shifted forward after Cody had kicked 5 goals on him.

smokey wrote: My recollection is that BOB was on Leggett but was shifted forward after Cody had kicked 5 goals on him.

Spot on. Guess it's a bit hard to see from the Dunedin Grandstand.

Perth to win, form has been ok even when not winning

It's important the players put together 2 or 3 wins in a row.