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The Blues never dreamed of coming this far. The Cats are next in their sights

WAtoday · 30 August 2026 at 2:13 am

The Blues never dreamed of coming this far. The Cats are next in their sights

The faces of Fraser’s Blues, if there are any, are the super-mature young guns Harry Dean and Jagga Smith, both of whom have changed the team DNA.

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