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It was the win that felt more like a loss to West Coast fans.But coach Adam Simpson says theres no point moping around following the Eagles uninspiring six-point AFL triumph over Melbourne on Saturday.West Coast were meant to blow Melbourne out of the water at Domain Stadium, but the visitors tore up a script to take a six-point lead into the final change.Goals to Andrew Gaff and Josh Hill early in the final quarter were enough for the Eagles to secure the 10.6 (66) to 8.12 (60) win, keeping them on track for a top-four finish.West Coast now boast a 12-5 record following a five-match winning run.But if their scrappy wins over Carlton and Melbourne during the past fortnight are anything to go by, West Coast are more like pretenders rather than premiership contenders.The stats against Melbourne were particularly damning.The Demons won the inside 50m count 66-37, contested possessions 160-143, and the tackle count 98-83.And if Melbourne forward Jack Watts had kicked truly in the final quarter instead of hitting the post, the Demons could have walked away with a win.Melbourne coach Paul Roos thought his team deserved to win the game, and Simpson agreed.But Simpson said it was still important for his team to savour the result, before getting back down to business to fix their problems.We shouldnt have won today, but we did, Simpson said.Well take the win. Weve got enjoy the win.Weve got a heap of work to do. Im a glass half full (type of person).We cant afford to be moping around. Weve probably qualified for finals now. And weve got five weeks to give it a good crack, so well do that.Two wins in a row have been scrappy and probably ugly as people say, but theyve been wins.Its about getting it right at the right time of the year. But the clocks ticking.Melbourne have now lost 17-straight games in Perth, with their last win at Domain Stadium coming in 2004.But Roos said his team took a huge step forward in slippery conditions on Saturday, and he reckons theyll turn tight losses into wins once they become more composed under pressure.Its a frustrating game. We won in every category, Roos said.Wed love to win the game no doubt. 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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Panthers left tackle Michael Oher has been ruled out for Sundays game against the Atlanta Falcons after developing concussion-related symptoms two days before the game.Oher practiced fully on Wednesday and Thursday and the team is uncertain when the injury occurred. He didnt feel well on Friday morning and was diagnosed with a concussion.Panthers coach Ron Rivera said Friday its unclear wholl take over for Oher at left tackle.When I came in, (head athletic trainer) Ryan Vermillion came to me and told me that Mike had come in and was complaining of symptoms, Rivera said. So he sat him down and did whatever the first steps of the protocol are and contacted the doctors. He came back and told me hes in the protocol.Rivera said there is no way a player can pass the protocol in that amount of time and the team had to rule him out.The most likely option for Sunday is moving right tackle Mike Remmers to the left side and starting second-year player Daryl Williams at right tackle. Another is starting Donald Hawkins at left tackle. Hawkins is listed as Ohers primary backup on the depth chart.Were going to talk about it. We practiced today, and we had a couple of guys taking reps on that left side, Rivera said of the decision at left tackle.dddddddddddd The thing to decide is whether bringing one guy in is better than moving one guy and having to put another guy in? Well see.Coming at the end of the week is the big deal because youve game-planned already. But the nice thing is that our young guys get a lot of reps. Its not like these guys havent been working on things.Oher, known for the movie about him called The Blind Side, has started every game at left tackle for Carolina since signing as a free agent in 2015. He played so well last year during the teams Super Bowl season that the team gave him a contract extension through 2019.Regardless of who starts at left tackle, Rivera said reserve guard Tyler Larsen would be active for the first time.Running back Jonathan Stewart (hamstring) and defensive tackle Vernon Butler (ankle) also are out. Defensive end Charles Johnson (quad) is questionable but is expected to play.---AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and www.twitter.com/AP-NFL ' ' '