Josh Treacy Reveals How JL Turned Freo’s Week Around | Fremantle Clubcast 🟣⚓️
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What sparked the Dockers’ comeback in the preliminary final?
listener production this is the free magical club cast prelim final week is here freo faithful coming up big dick tracy holds court luke jackson's master class gets the deep dive and we kick off with triple m footy where freddie fronts up straight from that semi-final madness
They needed a little bit of spark. They turned to Michael Frederick. He delivered on a big stage. Freddie, congratulations. Have you had a chance to actually calm yourself down after that?
Not yet. It was pretty surreal, I guess. The crowd was pumping. We won our big moments when we needed to. Still clearly high energy at the moment, but no, it was an unreal win. It was an unreal game to be a part of, for sure.
Talk the listeners through, mate. That crowd, that's as loud as I've heard any crowd, not only this year, but I reckon for a long, long time.
Yeah, that Wharfie time at the end there was pretty crazy. I'm sure the crowd were wanting that and we got it. But, yeah, hearing the noise after that and after a few big moments as well throughout the game was unreal. And to have 59,000 in the house was just crazy, crazy noise. So, yeah, it was
cool. a lot of your players were questioned during the week, and that happens after a big final when you lose it, but you get the second chance, you deserve the right to go again. But you must have been proud of your big three forwards. They were under a hell of a lot of pressure externally, and they came out and delivered.
Yeah, those boys, I know they probably feel like they carry a bit of weight on their shoulders and let a few people down, and they spoke pretty openly to the group about that, and We just know that the stuff that we value all year is obviously what got us here, and their season's not defined by one game. Obviously, the Hawks come prepared and did a great job on them last week, but they got to work during the week and knew what we had to sort of focus on and knew what we were going to come up against in an experienced backline in Geelong, and then I guess they complement each other so well, and it was good to see Vossi get on the end of a few and Big Giza, but JT bringing the ball to ground and things like that, and
They do a lot of things that we value so highly week in, week out, and I think they perform so consistently, regardless of if they kick goals or not.
Michael Frederick chatting to us here on Triple M Footy. What was going through your mind, Freddie, when Geelong make that run at you in the third quarter? They'd kicked six of the last seven goals in the game. They hit the front.
How did Michael Frederick describe the atmosphere at Optus Stadium?
They had all of the momentum. What were you thinking at that stage?
Well we know they're a good experienced team and they weren't going to back down at all and we like to think we had a good start on them but we knew it wasn't going to be easy and they were going to keep coming and they did and they threw a lot of different things at us putting certain players behind the ball and whatever it was but I think we adjusted ahead of the footy really well and then the boys around the ball just getting it forward and taking our chances when we got it in and trying to lock the ball in our front half a bit more but But, yeah, I guess it's good learning experience when teams throw different things at you. And I think we adjust on the move pretty well.
I thought when Paddy Voss kicked that final goal, he might run the Nullarbor and run to Sydney. He might do a Ned Brockman and he
might
be off. What were you thinking? I
thought he was going to run next door to the camfield. Nah, he was up and about. He loves it. It's good. Gets the crowd involved. Brings a lot of energy to the group. And he's just himself and that's what we want him to be.
The dream's still alive.
Yeah, for sure. You know, we felt like we let a few people down last week and obviously having a second chance and being able to perform like that gives you a lot of confidence and, you know, we'll go up to Sydney and take it to them, but we've got to be prepared for their best footy as well because we saw what that looks like not long ago in the first half when we come up against them and they played some good footy last week, so we'll see how we go.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What sparked the Dockers’ comeback in the preliminary final?
0:02–2:23
2
How did Michael Frederick describe the atmosphere at Optus Stadium?
2:23–6:30
3
Why did the coaches say JL’s leadership turned Freo’s week around?
6:30–10:34
4
How dominant was Luke Jackson’s 10‑minute masterclass in the win?
10:34–13:15
5
What was the story behind Patrick Voss’s 53‑second shot‑clock heist?
13:15–15:15
6
Why did Bill Brownless’s umpire‑related Instagram rant cause a stir?
15:15–18:14
7
How are the Dockers preparing for the upcoming Sydney preliminary final?
18:14–21:09
8
What are the key takeaways and predictions as the season heads into the finals?
21:09–28:12
Speakers
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