01:47 Star Giant Toby Greene could be looked at by the Match Review Officer for this incident with Reece Conca. 01:44 GWS star Toby Greene has escaped a suspension for his off-the-ball strike on Fremantle’s Reece Conca. Very grateful to do what I love in front of the people I love.” • Follow their account to see 125 posts. Instagram The AFL announced earlier today that the Dockers are headed to Cairns with Sydney to form a …
Telstra TV Box Office Fremantle’s Reece Conca urges his side to avoid complacency on the Gold Coast, admitting the biggest test for the young Dockers will be switching out of ‘holiday mode’ before Sunday. Twitter Greene struck Conca off the ball in his side’s 38-point win at Optus Stadium on Saturday. Foxtel from Telstra
02:14 Reece Conca (born 12 August 1992) is a professional Australian rules footballer who plays for the Fremantle Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL). Fremantle’s Reece Conca has urged his side to avoid complacency on the Gold Coast, admitting the biggest test for the young Dockers will be switching out of “holiday mode” before Sunday.The Dockers arrived on the Gold Coast yesterday to form part of the AFL’s Queensland hub and the side is enjoying the luxury accommodation in-between preparations for round two against Brisbane at the Gabba.Enjoy unlimited access to thewest.com.au and everyday digital editions on any device.“It’s probably more of a mental/attitude sort of thing,” Conca told TAB Radio.“We’ve now landed on the Gold Coast, we’re in a big group, staying in a resort, I think really switching from that holiday mode back into, we’re here for a job, is crucial.If you’d like to view this content, please adjust yourTo find out more about how we use cookies, please see our“With such a young group it will be really important getting them switched on and ready.West Coast are also in the hub but Conca says there has been little interaction with their cross-town rival.“They’ve got us relatively secluded, which is nice,” he said.“This resort is massive so it’s a real benefit to separate the groups, but at the end of the day we’re all human and I’ve got some really good friends at West Coast and will catch up with them at some stage.”While the Dockers have yet to delve into looking at the Brisbane scout, Conca says the side will come together over the next few days to hone in on the Lions' schemes.“They’ve done that deliberately, just so we could get that first three/four-week block out, get up here and there have been extra stress levels,” he said.“Today or tomorrow we’ll hone in on Brisbane because they are a really quality side and like I said we’ve got to switch on mentally.”Reece Conca of the Dockers in action during the 2019 AFL round 14 match between the Melbourne Demons and the Fremantle DockersReece Conca departs after undergoing COVID-19 testing at the Fremantle Football Club trainingWatch Cockburn Cougars V Warwick Senators from last Friday on The WestQuarantine breacher back on streets after bail granted Toby Greene will again come under the Match Review microscope after a late elbow to the guts of Fremantle’s Reece Conca.The star GWS forward was captured striking Conca late in the Giants’ 38-point win at Optus Stadium.Greene appeared to lash out at the close attention from Conca, with his right elbow connecting with Conca’s mid-section and sending the Docker to the turf.It could be the latest in a lengthy rap sheet for Greene, including consecutive incidents in last year’s finals series in the lead-up to the Giants’ maiden grand final berth.Enjoy unlimited access to thewest.com.au and everyday digital editions on any device.Greene was relatively subdued against Fremantle with 14 touches, but kicked a crucial third-term goal to help stifle the Dockers’ push.To comment on this story and join the conversation, subscribe to The West Australian’sWatch Cockburn Cougars V Warwick Senators from last Friday on The WestQuarantine breacher back on streets after bail granted Youtube This article is available to subscribers who have digital access included in their subscription. By SEN 2020-08-30T18:00+10:00. It’s off the ball.”Giants teammate Matt de Boer was also fined $500 for his misconduct against Dockers skipper Nat Fyfe, while Lachie Keeffe and Matt Taberner were each fined $750 for wrestling during the fourth quarter.To comment on this story and join the conversation, subscribe to The West Australian’sToby Greene has been fined $1000 for his strike on Reece Conca.Watch Cockburn Cougars V Warwick Senators from last Friday on The WestQuarantine breacher back on streets after bail granted