Fremantle Dockers coach expresses safety fears over SCG turf after slippery Western Bulldogs-Sydney Swans match

Longmuir, Bulldog Bailey Williams’ foot was caught on the field.

“I think Bailey Williams One – players can’t put it there and we can’t risk safety if the floor is not correct,” he said.

Longmuir says he’s gonna fit Afl’s decision.

“If he sees Afl safely, we’ll play and I won’t talk about another moment, Long Mongmuir said.

“Afl approached us and they will look at him as necessary and have experts and will be guided by them.

“But I thought it was insecure last night.”

Fremantle (10-5) is only the percentage of the third point after a winning run.

However, on Sunday, 11.15 (81) to 9.15 (69) came across the st Kilda.

Fremantle Senior Nat Fyfe Alttı felt tension in the calf as he warmed part -time, and Dockers decided to send him.

Fyfe will take part in the fourth match after getting rid of a Hamstring injury, and Dockers hopes that their latest mishaps are not serious.

Longmuir said, “Of course, a little worry,” he said.

“But we will see how it was taken, if we need it, we will see how it was scanned and where it took us.

“But as far as I understand, it’s quite small and we didn’t have to bring it.”