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Posted Jul 17, 2010 - 10:09 AM
By Mr Dandalooa
Fremantle will include defenders Luke McPharlin and Greg Broughton in tomorrow’s clash against Melbourne at Subiaco Oval after both have been cleared to play.
Midfielder Nathan Fyfe will join the two backmen, who have overcome injuries to return to the senior line-up.
Clancee Pearce, Nick Suban, and Tim Ruffles are the casualties following the Dockers’ shock 19-point loss to Richmond last Saturday.
The Dockers, who need to win this game to retain fourth spot on the AFL ladder, are not taking the Melbourne game lightly against the 11 th placed opponents.
Big defender Chris Tarrant has been named an emergency and is poised to provide confidence to the Dockers.
FootyGoss has learned the Demons have recalled Rohan Bail and Cale Morton to replace youngsters Jack Trengove (hip) and Kyle Cheney, who was dropped.
