Lisa Webb

She looked to have injured her shoulder late in that game and sort of came off in the dying minutes so there's a big watch on her fitness heading into this weekend but I just think that Melbourne while they still are very much up and about and you know have finished in the top four I just don't think that their exposed form is probably as strong as Geelong and North Melbourne at this stage and Carlton a bit similar in that they've had a few injuries throughout the year which is limited their sort of continuity and ability to get their best team on the park their best is still very very good but it just feels like they're not as much of a threat as they were heading into last year's final series

a quick question sent in by tucky on the text line um says um is lisa webb's coaching job at freemantle football club um safe based on the fact that the team has has gone a little bit backwards over the last couple of years

Yeah, it's a great question, Taki, but Lisa Webby's contracted for the 2027 season.

We know that contracts don't necessarily translate to job security, especially in the men's competition, but I think it would be a pretty big move from Fremantle to part ways with Lisa, given they just re-signed her for two years last year.

So I think that while Fremantle's results you know, haven't been to what we expect of the Fremantle Football Club and especially with the talent on the list, you know, indicating that they do have the potential to challenge the finals and they've just fallen short in the last few years, I would be, I think it's, you know, more unlikely than likely that we would see the back of Lisa Webb after this season.

You know, she's still got strong relationships with the players.

look, there are a few rumblings that the players, some of the players might not be, you know, enjoying her coaching as much as they did maybe in the beginning.

She's left an indelible and positive mark on every team she has played in.

We'll be talking to AFLW Fremantle coach Lisa Webb a little bit later on the show.

We'll get her to comment on Ash's career.

And fourth thought is on the AFL decision to have Perth host the Australian Football Hall of Fame in Perth next year around that second Dreamtime game we spoke about earlier.

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After the break, we'll be talking AFLW with Lisa Webb, the Fremantle Dockers AFLW coach.

Of course, a huge game for them against Sydney at the Coburn Arc on Sunday.

So give us your thoughts and questions on any or all of that.

After the break, we'll be talking to AFLW Dockers coach Lisa Webb.

Big game coming up for them against St Kilda this weekend.

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With their poor percentage, you can expect that Daisy Pearce's team will need to win all three of their remaining games to play finals this season.

Lisa Webb's Dockers were brave and full of endeavour against the might of North Melbourne at Arden Street.

but they couldn't get scoreboard pressure on the Kangaroos and they couldn't execute skills well enough when it mattered.

One thing they did avoid, though, was too much damage to their percentage when playing the top team.

And this is what you're up against.

And so do you continue to go with those girls? Because some of those girls that make those mistakes have been really, really great and important players in the Fremantle AFLW program.

And Lisa Webb has done a great job at getting the best out of them.

And clearly the girls still play for Lisa.