Master coach Alastair Clarkson believes Fremantle dasher Jordan Clark is underrated because he does not play in Victoria.
Jackson Barrett
Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir says dominant ruckman Tristan Xerri is not the only threat the Dockers need to be wary of heading into Saturday night’s ‘away’ game against North Melbourne.
Glen Quartermain
Bunbury Mayor Jaysen Migue stunned North Melbourne’s Cam Zurhaar when he gave him the keys to the city following the club’s win over West Coast, and his teammates have relished the chance to mock him since.
Craig O'Donoghue
WA youngster Riley Hardeman is bringing plenty of confidence into North Melbourne’s clash with Fremantle on Saturday after locking down a spot in defence.
Aaron Kirby
North Melbourne’s first-up victory in Bunbury was a big step in making the club’s new Hands Oval home an unlikely stronghold, according to one of its stars.
Andrew McQualter concedes West Coast “didn’t handle the heat” late in the game and must learn how to close out matches after their late fade-away against North Melbourne in Bunbury.
Mitchell Woodcock
North Melbourne embraced their newest home away from home to over-run a wasteful West Coast and claim a historic 10-point win at Hands Oval in Bunbury on Sunday.
Young West Coast wingman Harvey Johnston says they must get better at the basics if they’re going to improve at the WAFL level and push their senior teammates.
Brady Hough is ready to embrace a historic home clash in the South West, with the Eagle set to thrive in front of family and friends in familiar conditions.
Luke Hodge is the only premiership player in AFL history to have played more games than Jack Darling before facing their old club. He opens up on what will be going through the ex-Eagle’s mind ahead of Sunday.
Chris Robinson
Anticipation in the South West is continuing to build ahead of a history-making day on Sunday which will see Bunbury’s Hands Oval stage the first AFL game for premiership points in regional WA.
Amber Lilley and Josh Kempton
Harley Reid has drawn plenty of parallels to Richmond legend Dustin Martin in his first season-and-a-half at the top level and another big name has made the comparison: North Melbourne coach Alastair Clarkson.
Josh Kempton
North Melbourne will field six Sandgropers in their clash with West Coast in Bunbury on Sunday and assistant coach Michael Barlow is confident they will relish the chance to play in their home State.
North Melbourne youngster Riley Hardeman says he can’t wait to run out onto the ground in Bunbury on Sunday for his first AFL game in his home state.
West Coast premiership star Jamie Cripps has completed a near-miraculous comeback from minor knee surgery only two weeks ago to be named for the Eagles’ clash against North Melbourne in Bunbury on Sunday.
Stopping star ruckman Tristan Xerri will be ‘pivotal’ for West Coast if they want to claim their second win of the season, according to one of the club’s greats.
North Melbourne star Harry Sheezel says the young Kangaroos are looking forward to bonding on their 10-day stint in Western Australia.
A former West Coast rookie has a message for his former team as they prepare to tackle a strong Bunbury breeze against North Melbourne on Sunday.
From Fremantle’s new barometer, to the AFL veteran the Eagles should lure to be an assistant coach, The West Australian’s Mitchell Woodcock takes a no-holds-barred look at the week in football...
‘It definitely can get tough and you feel like you’re letting, not only yourself down, but the team down.’
Digital Staff
The club great will show a ‘united’ front alongside Anthony Stevens and Glenn Archer.
Ben Sutton
A Western Bulldogs ruckman taught Port Adelaide a lesson while Sydney star Chad Warner led the Swans to victory over the club’s cross-town rivals. Here is the WA Player Watch for round eight.
Samantha Rogers
The role of media personalities is to analyse the performance of teams and athletes, irrespective of whether those involved agree or disagree. Not all assessments will be favourable and nor should they be.
Mitchell Johnson
I am here for protecting the players’ head. What I’m not here for is inconsistency as the match review officer once again leaves the entire AFL landscape bewildered, writes Mick Malthouse.
Mick Malthouse
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