Fremantle defender Jordan Clark received’t rule out stirring up ex-teammate Rory Lobb throughout their Marvel Stadium conflict with the Western Bulldogs on Saturday.
Lobb was given particular therapy, led by Dockers captain Alex Pearce, in a highly-criticised transfer that backfired on the ill-focused membership of their first assembly in spherical six.
On that event, Lobb had the final giggle because the Dogs claimed the win at Optus Stadium by 49 factors.
While Fremantle, together with coach Justin Longmuir, has preached it as a lesson discovered, Clark wouldn’t rule out a little bit of on-field chatter.
“If he does walk past, someone might have something to say or something like that,” Clark mentioned.
“But the majority of the focus for us this week is to get the four points and get a win against the Doggies.
“I don’t think Lobby is at the front of anyone’s mind at the moment.”
Also on Fremantle’s radar is Western Bulldogs star Cody Weightman, who looms as a harmful ahead menace.
Weightman, 22, is coming off a career-high six-goal haul in opposition to North Melbourne previous to the Dogs’ bye final week and the Dockers are cautious of his affect.
“He’s a very good player and he’s a pop-up sprinkler, as we call it. He just pops up and kicks goals. He’s a pretty dangerous type of player,” Dockers defender Jordan Clark instructed SEN this morning.
“I think the last few times I’ve played them, I think Brandon Walker has got the job. I’m not sure if that’ll be the case this week but it’s a very important match-up for whoever gets it.
“Hopefully, we can nullify his impact.”
The conflict looms as an ‘eight-point game’ for the 2 golf equipment, with Fremantle sitting in eleventh spot on the ladder, trailing the Seventh-placed Western Bulldogs by 4 premiership factors.
Source: www.perthnow.com.au
