Bolton’s debut with the Dockers is going to be ruined by the Sydney coach.

When Sydney and Fremantle play one other in Perth, Sydney coach Dean Cox is making preparations for a number of different scenarios that will involve Fremantle’s prized recruit Shai Bolton.

After recuperating from a leg injury, former Richmond star Bolton will make his formal debut for the Dockers on Sunday. Bolton will be playing for the Dockers.

And despite the fact that Bolton’s training for the AFL premiership season has been hampered, Cox is getting ready to compete against his spectacular best.

On Saturday, while speaking to media in Perth, Cox gave the following statement: “Like any of their dangerous players, he is one we have got to be aware of.”

What’s interesting about Shai is that we have witnessed what he is capable of doing on the football pitch during his time at Richmond.

“He is an incredible talent, and his acquisition to their football team is a major step forward.

Therefore, it is imperative that we make sure that we are aware of what he does, whether he is ahead of the ball or comes up around the halt. He is a very dangerous player.

At the beginning of the season, the Swans suffered two consecutive home losses: first, they were defeated by Hawthorn by a score of twenty points, and then they were defeated by the reigning champions, Brisbane, by a score of four points.

The statement was made by Cox, who stated that “we have played some pretty good football just in patches against two good-quality opposition.”

Coach Dean Cox of the Swans
Coach Dean Cox of the Swans is aware of the threats that Shai Bolton and the other members of the Dockers provide to the team. (Photographs by Dean Lewins/Associated Press)

“We want to make sure that we are building a brand of football that we play consistently throughout the year,” said the coach.

We have demonstrated that we are capable of doing that over the course of multiple periods; but, we have not been able to do it for a sufficient amount of time against the best teams, and Fremantle is another one of those teams.

A week ago, the Dockers were defeated by Geelong by a score of 78 points, and coach Justin Longmuir criticised his squad for not being tough enough. The Dockers are now looking to make amends for their loss.

After suffering a defeat that was disheartening, they react, just like any other proud football organisation, according to Cox.

We anticipate that they will perform at their highest level, and given that their performance at their highest level is on par with that of any other competitor, we are getting ready for that.

Chad Warner, a key player for Sydney, will be the subject of a great deal of attention because he is a West Australian player who will be leaving his contract at the conclusion of the season and is being extensively pursued by Fremantle.

Cox stated that in order for this football club to be successful in the near term and, ideally, in the long term as well, it is necessary for Chad to play really good football.

“I have been in constant communication with Chad throughout the entire process, and one thing I can say is that he is liking where the group is at, and he is absolutely smitten with his time spent at the baseball club.

“It is a significant choice, and we are all aware of that fact. And time will tell whether or not he is able to make it like the mature young man that he certainly is.