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After last weeks great effort against the Tigers we will need to back it up again this week when we play Peel at home.

I think that we need to somehow try and combat the influence of Jonathan Griffen and Sean Darcy. For this reason I think that we need to bring in Tim Sutherland. Bring him in for maybe Walley. Don't drop Marshall Jones or Nelson Ansey.

Play Ansey and Jones as permanent forwards. Eyres takes majority of the ruck knocks with support from Sutherland and maybe even Garstone. Rotate those three through the forward line and if needed on occasion Garstone could go back.

Other than that I wouldn't really change much from a winning side.

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I do realise this says South Fremantle. Don't know why I typed that. Dazzler are you able to change this?

Just tried it then Grassy. Looks to have worked

Anyone else you reckon is a chance to play this week Grassy. I've heard Joshua Burkes name mentione recently and he was included in the 25 man squad last Thursday. Must be close to a league game if getting named in the initial squad but I would think a couple of more games in the ressies and then maybe the East Fremantle game could be his debut.

Gives me no joy in saying, the thing with Perth is the lack of Home ground advantage. They don't have any, whereas the opposition will have a better Away rate. If it were an Away match for Perth, I would not be concerned. Just really hoping Perth can keep the momentum going from last week. Would be fantastic to see the Demons win two matches in a row!

Looks like Peel might have Ballantyne so our backs are going to have their work cut out with a nippy forward line.

The weather isn't looking as wet as earlier in the week, still the selectors will have a difficult decision if they want to bring in more height

Having seen Peel last week, my suggestion to Perth would be not to play defensive holding type footy like Swans did for most of the game. Peel will always be better at this sort of stuff because they play the "Freo Brand" .

Better to be brave, take the game on and use your pacy players to run the ball. Of course this will only work if the team is aggressive when Peel have the ball and tackle hard and make the tackles stick (Swans did not do this last week)

Easier said than done I know but I think the Dees are capable of doing this if they are in the right mindset. Perth's main problem will probably be the same as the one Swans had, namely trying to nullify their big blokes Griffin and Darcy who had a large influence on the game last week.

Good luck, I hope you knock them over.

Henderson, Burke, Papertalk and Chester included in the initial squad. Colledge is out. I presume that he isn't fully over is injury.

Colledge is a huge loss. Still no reason that we can't take this lot down.
Go Dees.

Hopefully it buckets down. I think that will take away the influence of their ruckman.