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West Coast’s season from hell has taken one other flip for the more serious after Jack Darling and Jamaine Jones have been injured in a 70-point thumping by the hands of Gold Coast at Optus Stadium.
The Suns piled on eight objectives to at least one in a dominant second quarter on the way in which to posting the 16.17 (113) to six.7 (43) win in entrance of a dejected crowd of 36,219 in a Friday evening fizzer.
Damningly, West Coast misplaced the contested possession tally 43-16 within the second time period in one of the vital insipid quarters within the membership’s historical past.
It allowed Gold Coast to construct a 50-point lead by halftime.