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Walyalup (Fremantle) coach Justin Longmuir revealed Nat Fyfe can have a giant say in whether or not he performs a full sport in opposition to Geelong at Optus Stadium on Saturday or begin on the subs bench once more.
The twin Brownlow medallist has had an impression after approaching as substitute within the Dockers’ previous two wins over Hawthorn and Sydney respectively, since coming back from plantar fasciitis.
Longmuir mentioned he would weigh it up with Fyfe post-training on Wednesday to see if he was assured sufficient in his foot to start out in opposition to the Cats as the 2 golf equipment have fun Sir Doug Nicholls Round.
The 31-year-old attended 5 final-term centre bounces on the SCG on Saturday and had an impression on the scoreboard with 5 rating involvements to go along with six disposals, 5 contested possessions, two tackles and one clearance.
