The SUNS will make at least two changes for Sunday’s Kids go Free afternoon at People First Stadium.
The SUNS will make at least two changes for Sunday’s Kids go Free afternoon at People First Stadium.
Will Graham (shoulder) comes out of the side that fell to Adelaide last weekend, with Ben Long a confirmed inclusion after missing the clash through suspension.
Nick Holman (managed) also comes out of the side with the final 23-man team to be named on Friday evening.
The extended 26-man squad features Daniel Rioli, who last played in Round 15 against Hawthorn, as well as a would-be debutant in Caleb Lewis.
Charlie Ballard and Sam Clohesy are also potential inclusions to face the Bulldogs after strong performances in the VFL.
Gold Coast families are invited to create core memories this Sunday at People First Stadium in celebration of Kids Footy Month thanks to Coles.
Kids aged 14 years and under can cheer on the SUNS for FREE* with a valid family pass purchase plus enjoy epic family-fun activities and giveaways in the elevated Red Zone.
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Early gates open at 9:45am with a VFL curtain raider between the SUNS and Footscray from 10am.
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