That’s why he expected his side to beat West Coast in its round 1 clash on Sunday, not because the Eagles had 16 players unavailable for the clash. The Suns’ leaders, Jarrod Witts and Touk Miller, have both played more than 100 games and were outstanding in leading their team to a 27-point victory on Sunday. Despite having played only 18 games, Matt Rowell is now in his third AFL season, as are Noah Anderson and Jeremy Sharp.Rowell, Alex Davies and Sharp were the only Gold Coast players on Perth Stadium with fewer than 30 games under their belts.Seven Suns had more than 100 games’ experience and eight had between 50 and 100 matches. “The Eagles still had the spread across their lines; they weren’t depleted in one area. They still had the spread of experience and talent,” Dew said. “We expected to win based on our form and our expectations and nothing to do with West Coast. Our games profile is starting to lift to where we want it and where we have been predicting. “It has been a planne...