Brenton Sanderson

Brenton Sanderson set us up for Fremantle versus Geelong.

The big thing I think for Chris Scott tonight is going to be forward 50 tackles.

So put that measure up and anything like 10, 12 plus indicates you've got your front half pressure up and turnovers forced in Geelong's forward half.

You can provide that information to players.

And I think the last one, so that's probably three or four, probably the last one I would share with the players will be scores from stoppage.

is Geelong were either plus or minus on that one as well.

So just some reds and greens tonight.

Just some live stats for Geelong.

Clearance differential, inside 50s, forward 50 tackles, throw in intercept marks, and then scores from stoppage, plus or minus.

I think they're probably the key indicators tonight that Geelong have got to see more green than red on the whiteboard during the break.

It's really good information for players if you've got a couple of KPIs that you can measure in-game and you can get live feedback for the players.

You can even have it, most clubs now have the computer monitors on the bench with that information and it's either green or red so you can get some live feedback.

when you come to the bench as well.

All right.

So how does it all mash up?

Well, I think it's hard to tip against Fremantle in Perth.

I do like Geelong's offense and it's going to trouble Fremantle's defense at times, but it just feels like it's really hard to kick a winning score against Fremantle at the moment, particularly at Optus Stadium.

I thought they're probably a two goal better side than Geelong at the moment, particularly in Perth.

But that might blow out a little bit further now that Bailey Smith is out.

Plus you get Cox and Sorong back for Fremantle.