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Fremantle midfielder Will Brodie says the taking part in group will again Nat Fyfe in “completely” after the previous skipper’s quiet begin to the AFL season.
Fyfe, taking part in as a everlasting ahead, tallied simply 9 disposals and 0.1 in final week’s shock 15-point loss to St Kilda.
The poor show sparked debate over whether or not Fyfe ought to return to his accustomed midfield function, the place he gained two Brownlow medals and established himself as one of many league’s greatest stars.
Fyfe booted three targets apiece towards Adelaide and Port Adelaide through the pre-season, and the Dockers are set to stick with him as a ahead.
The 31-year-old will get the possibility to atone for his round-one efficiency in Saturday’s conflict with North Melbourne at Optus Stadium.
“Fyfe’s had a great pre-season block. He’s in good form,” Brodie mentioned.
