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Posted May 20, 2009 - 13:22 PM
The West Coast premiership trio of Ashley Hansen, Chad Fletcher and Tyson Stenglein are likely to spend much more time in the WAFL, according to coach John Worsfold.
Worsfold said the club is still going through changes, and experimenting with youngsters, meaning it’s unlikely any of the trio would earn a recall against Collingwood on Saturday night.
Hansen, Stenglein and Fletcher all performed well in the WAFL last weekend.
But Worsfold said his younger chargers performed well in their nail-biting loss to Sydney last Saturday night, and hinted of minimal changes to the side.
Meanwhile the other premiership duo of Daniel Kerr (groin) and Adam Hunter (shoulder) are expected to be available.
