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Posted Aug 18, 2009 - 12:00 PM
By Mr Dandalooa
Chad Fletcher may not get his send off game at Subiaco Oval.
West Coast Eagles senior coach John Worsfold said he wants the get the opinions of senior players before making his decision on whether to give the midfielde a farewell AFL match.
Premiership player Fletcher has only managed four games this season despite good form in the WAFL.
In assessing his options, Worsfold said he would be keen to allow youngsters Ryan Davis and Jamie McNamara a chance to play.
Worsfold said it was a “tough call†whether to play Fletcher because there was a “fair bit of heat onâ€.
Davis, who has been in solid form in the last few weeks, has made a good case to play, while McNamara has been good form, also making a solid case.
Worsfold named Will Schofield and Brent Staker as other players to contribute.
He said he expected to get feedback from the senior players today regarding their thoughts on whether Fletcher gets a farewell match or not.
