AFL: Fremantle have roared home late to overcome St Kilda and right their names into the record books.
The Dockers, who have adopted the name Walyalup for Sir Doug Nicholls Round, won a club record 10th straight game thanks to another standout performance from Murphy Reid as well as four goals to Jye Amiss.
Euro-Yroke (St Kilda) had the lead early in the final quarter before the Dockers kicked six straight goals to end the contest.
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ANALYSIS
Pat Voss is the villain Fremantle need, writes Glen Quartermain.
The mark and goal from Bolton
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Early analysis
Here’s our words on every Docker.
Freo make it 10 in a row
The club record is secured as the Dockers steam home with six goals to two in the final term to secure a 30 point win.
Bolton was ridiculous in that last quarter while Murphy Reid stood out in the absence of Serong and Young.
Karl Worner was excellent in defence as was Brennan Cox.
Jye Amiss four goals and Pat Voss three did the damage up forward.
Rowan Marshall limps off the ground
Injury to insult for the Saints as he limps off trhom the middle of a ground with either a knee issue. The Saints injury list keeps growing.
Voss adds another
Fremantle’s ability to charge home when games are on the line is unbelievable.
St Kilda are out on their feet and the Dockers are just steamrolling through as Voss gets a third goals.
Maybe a goal of the year contender to!
He tries to be unselfish and chip to Dudley but it lands short so Dudley hands in back to Bolton who’s almost on the boudnary at this point and snaps it through.
A ridiculous pair of highlights and he gives it an apporpriate big celebration
BOLTON TAKES AN ENORMOUS GRAB!
Deep in defence, he flies above the pack in the goal square and pulls down a mark of the year contender.
It had similar vibes to Liam Ryan’s grab against Melbourne all those years ago though he doesn’t get quite as high.
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