PEEL Thunder played all right on Saturday, according to coach Cameron Shepherd.
“It was a good opportunity for some of our players to play against South Fremantle and they’ll play them again this weekend,” he said.
“Everyone got through uninjured.”
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READ NOWShepherd said the team were in a better position at this stage of the season than they were in 2016, when they won the WAFL premiership.
“We’ve secured 12 wins and a spot in the finals,” he said.
Shepherd said he would be telling his players to enjoy the experience of finals footy.
“And to put their best foot forward,” he said.
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