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How Dockers' player management is keeping their stars fresh

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By Nathan Schmook Verified
| AFL.com.au
MANAGEMENT of key players within games shapes as a priority for Fremantle in the run to finals after the Dockers started the process of strategically reducing game time for their stars against Gold Coast on Sunday. Ruckman Sean Darcy's return to the team gave Freo the opportunity to rest superstar Luke Jackson for almost half of the fourth quarter in a crushing 51-point win, but the Brownlow Medal contender was not the only gun to spend more time than normal on the bench.
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Bombers great says Dockers on track to smash all-time record

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By Nathan Schmook Verified
| AFL.com.au
FREMANTLE has the ability to set the all-time record for consecutive wins in a season and break through the 20-game mark set by Essendon in 2000, according to Bombers champion Matthew Lloyd. The Dockers extended their club-record streak to 14 games on Sunday when they crushed Gold Coast by 51 points, with their most recent loss remaining the round one defeat to Geelong at GMHBA Stadium.
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Hardwick says Suns a 'middling' team as season hangs in the balance

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By Nathan Schmook Verified
| AFL.com.au
GOLD Coast has reverted to being a "middling" side after a fifth straight loss, with coach Damien Hardwick conceding the team has failed to meet expectations as it fights to scrape into the top 10 this season. The Suns have fallen from premiership favouritism early in the season to now sit 11th with a 7-8 record after their worst run of defeats since 2019, with Fremantle holding them to just three goals in a crushing 51-point win on Sunday.
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