West Coast Eagles Coach Targets Strong Performance
West Coast Eagles player Jake Waterman said the team has learned lessons following a 143-42 loss to St Kilda at Docklands on Sunday. This marks the Eagles' second triple-digit defeat of the season. The team is scheduled to host winless Richmond at Perth Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Waterman stated players are looking to their two previous victories this season for inspiration. Waterman noted the team struggled against St Kilda's pressure and intent. The match follows a streak of four consecutive losses for the Eagles. The event coincides with the 20th anniversary of the club's 2006 Premiership.
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“Jake Waterman says his team has learnt its lessons after being thrashed by St Kilda on Sunday. The Eagles went down 143 points to 42 at Docklands.”
ABC NewsRadio AU
“West Coast Eagles coach Andrew McQualdis says the club will look to put on a strong showing for members of the 2006 Premiership team attending their clash against Richmond at Perth Stadium tomorrow.”
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