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Jordan Clark

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Sep 11, 2026

Adrian BarichGUEST
9:14
Oh, you see that, when you say that, that really worries me, 'cause that's their Achilles heel.
Adrian BarichGUEST
9:19
And then you've got Jordan Clark's been amazing.
Stephen RoweHOST
9:21
Yeah.
Adrian BarichGUEST
9:22
But, you know, the, the rest of...
Josh JenkinsPANELIST
39:48
So give the handball receives when players run past early in the game.
Josh JenkinsPANELIST
39:52
If you take an intercept, Mark, if you kick it sideways and Jordan Clark runs past, or whoever, Warner runs past, give it.
Andy MaherHOST
40:01
So are you saying this about Fremantle in particular?
Josh JenkinsPANELIST
40:03
About Fremantle.
Josh JenkinsHOST
3:06
If you take an intercept mark...
Josh JenkinsHOST
3:08
If you kick it sideways and Jordan Clark runs past or whoever, Warner runs past, give it.
Andy MaherHOST
3:15
So are you saying this about Fremantle in particular? About Fremantle.
Andy MaherHOST
3:18
This has
Damian BarrettHOST
4:06
Um, Alex Pearce, lookit, again, it wasn't his best game either, but I felt he stood up.
Damian BarrettHOST
4:09
But I don't feel, beyond those two, maybe Jordan Clark I'll throw in there as well.
Damian BarrettHOST
4:14
Outside of those three though, I don't, I don't feel anyw- any Docker could've possibly gotten near thinking that he met expectation in that game against Hawthorn last week.
Damian BarrettHOST
4:23
So to get back to your question, it, it always does start in the middle, and that's where the, those guys...
Paul HaslebyGUEST
2:56
But I think with Fremantle, because they were in that holding pattern for about a month, like they had the top spot sewn up, and they were playing some average footy, but I think they thought, "Once we get to the final series, we'll be okay.
Paul HaslebyGUEST
3:06
We'll play our way, and we won't have to do too much different." But they got a smack in the nose because the pressure came on really hard, and they turned the ball over, and, you know, Jordan Clark's a great mover from their back line.
Paul HaslebyGUEST
3:16
But Freo do have some players in their defense that don't use it that well under pressure, and, you know, they're not as skilled as some of the other back lines in the competition.
Paul HaslebyGUEST
3:24
So the pressure was there, it was applied, and from there, and I think everybody in the stadium just thought, "How long until they turn it around?" Because that's what they've done well all year.
Kym DillonHOST
36:32
Well, he's the one that's got the X factor and that can turn a game and really ignite the crowd and, and the team.
Kym DillonHOST
36:37
And I put at number three, 'cause you need run and gun from the back half, and he was a superstar last week, Jordan Clark.
Chad CornesHOST
36:42
Yes, good call.
Kym DillonHOST
36:43
Yeah, and I'm expecting Luke Jackson to do his job and the others as well.

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Mark BickleyGUEST
52:30
So I heard you mention Blitz Arabs at some stage.
Chad CornesHOST
52:32
Mm.
Mark BickleyGUEST
52:32
I'm sure Jackson will have him as his shadow and, um, and, you know, Mullen will get a job and, and they'll, they'll try and stop Jordan Clark across halfback, I'm sure, as well.
Mark BickleyGUEST
52:42
So yeah, they'll, they'll come up with a plan, but I just feel like there's probably just too many weapons at Fremantle's disposal, and they couldn't possibly play as poorly as they did last week.
Paul HaselbyGUEST
4:53
We'll play our way, and we won't have to do too much different." But they got a smack in the nose because the pressure came on really hard, and they turned the ball over.
Paul HaselbyGUEST
5:00
And, you know, Jordan Clark's a great mover from their back line.
Paul HaselbyGUEST
5:03
But Freo do have some players in their defense that don't use it that well under pressure and, you know, they're not as skilled as some of the other back lines in the competition.
Paul HaselbyGUEST
5:10
So the pressure was there, it was applied, and from there, and I think everybody in the stadium just thought, "How long until they turn it around?" Because that's what they've done well all year.
Paul HaslebyGUEST
2:56
But I think with Fremantle, because they're in that holding pattern for about a month, like they had the top spot sewn up and they're playing some average footy, but I think they thought, once we get to the final series, we'll be okay, we'll play our way and we won't have to do too much different.
Paul HaslebyGUEST
3:09
But they got a smack in the nose because the pressure came on really hard and they turned the ball over and Jordan Clark's a great mover from their back line, but Freo do have some players in their defence that don't use it that well under pressure.
Paul HaslebyGUEST
3:21
And, you know, they're not as skilled as some of the other back lines in the competition.
Paul HaslebyGUEST
3:24
So the pressure was there.
Chris MitsopoulosGUEST
14:47
One, they either move the ball slowly out of defence and just wait for opportunities.
Chris MitsopoulosGUEST
14:52
But their season was about running with speed through the middle of the ground, run, overlap, get it into Jordan Clark's hands or Chapman or Warner and use the ball.
Chris MitsopoulosGUEST
15:03
Their midfield were always strong.
Chris MitsopoulosGUEST
15:07
And, of course, the big thing for them throughout the year was their three big tools, you know, and Amos...
Andy MaherHOST
57:36
Well, it's
Julian de StoopPANELIST
57:36
funny you say that, because I was just reading this story with Jordan Clark, who, of course, left the Cats and went to Fremantle, and he had a fan say to him...
Julian de StoopPANELIST
57:45
when he was leaving, a Geelong fan saying, you'll be done in a couple of years because no one has ever left Geelong and gone well.
Julian de StoopPANELIST
57:51
I'm a competitive a-hole and I immediately thought, one day if I get to see you again, hopefully I can shake your hand and just smile.

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