Preliminary Final Week - Fremantle progress to the Grand Final (19.09.26)
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How did Fremantle secure their spot in the Grand Final after beating the Swans?
The award-winning crunch time. Lunch it into the pocket. Cameron! Charge the drones! Charlie, what a grab! Kurno snap is a beauty. Game high lead at 27 points. Oh, it's outstanding! Hayden Young after the three-quarter time siren has given Fremantle a real chance. Gives it to Voss. Hooks his way past Rampey and Voss snaps the goal. Fremantle is coming hard! A test of strength from Voss and he's off doing a lap of order. Handballs to Murphy Reed to Dudley three mantle and go into a grand final. Fremantle might just have torpedoed Sydney's chances of a grand final. Fremantle stare down the fear and for just the second time in club history the Dockers are going to the grand final. They run down the swans with the last six goals of the prelim.
credit to Coxey and his team to be able to regroup after Yeah, the issues I had in Yeah, put out like it's such a competitive team and they've yeah, they played for each other and yeah, it took a lot of breaking down about it. Really proud of our players and the way they stuck to the their guns for a hundred and twenty minutes and eventually got the game looking the way we wanted.
Fremantle produces its best ever final quarter comeback in a preliminary final onslaught that rectified plenty of foibbles and earned the chance to complete the quest for the Dockers first premiership.
The last game against Brisbane wasn't too long ago. How much does that sort of inform your preparation this week? I mean that was a good wake up call for us. That w we were we were nowhere near good enough. We you know, I think we finished that game with with some mirror looking and saying, Okay, what do we need to do um as a collective, what do we need to do individually to make sure that we're ready to to compete against this level of intensity which which they brought in that night, which we went up to. Um I think I said after that game that I doubt if we played them again it would be the same and um we'll see if that's true now.
I think it'll be different. Um We're all coming off a really bad loss the week before to Carlton, so we're pretty fired up. I think they probably had an off game. So I think you can't read too much into that performance a few weeks ago. It'll be a different game and you know we're getting ready for the the hardest game we'll ever play in this year, so um that's our approach.
The dynasty clubs of the century collide in a preliminary final of epic proportions. Will it be Hawthorne or the Brisbane Lions to complete the grand final billing?
Yeah, I have spoken with Tobiums and this morning he's decided that he and Georgia are looking to move back to Victoria for family reasons and with the intention of joining Geelongs. I mean he's been an enormous figure for our club and done everything possible to you know not just for the Giants but for the AFL as well to to grow this club and grow grow our presence and yeah I I've got nothing but respect for him and you know we'll celebrate him properly. So it is a three-year deal. Now, the the cats were hit hard when they were told they'd missed on Zach Butters, but they're thrilled with this. They were informed this morning, just like GWS were. And Toby Green's big call. The greatest
of giants has called time in Sydney and is bound for Geelong. And Toby is both a special guest panelist and our headline guest. This is the penultimate edition of Crunch Time.
Fremantle die 12 points in the mania that was Sydney last night there in transits on the charter flight back home to Perth with dreams of next Saturday at the MCG. Jared Waitley with you on crunch time for the Ford Everest Triple Stack Deal and Azito brushless power tools built to work Azito do you.
Adam Simpson is here. Hello to you, Simon. Good morning, Jared. I'm glad I'm in Melbourne today, because uh if you're a West Coast man at all in WA, it's the lid is well and truly off over there. I reckon there's a few deleted text messages um after that game as well. There would have been some uh heavy scrutiny on Fremantle if uh it continued the way it did in the first half.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How did Fremantle secure their spot in the Grand Final after beating the Swans?
0:00–4:48
2
What key moments defined Fremantle’s comeback in the preliminary final?
4:48–8:33
3
Which players stood out in the final quarter and why were they crucial?
8:33–12:59
4
How did the coaching staff adjust tactics after the Brisbane loss?
12:59–17:15
5
What mental‑strength strategies did the Dockers use to handle pressure?
17:15–21:37
6
How are travel logistics and ticket planning being managed for the Grand Final?
21:37–26:10
7
What are the expectations for Fremantle’s performance against Hawthorn or Brisbane?
26:10–30:21
8
How does the team’s leadership plan to stay focused and avoid complacency before the Grand Final?
30:21–34:18
Speakers
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