Luke Shuey believes West Coast is battling to stay 'switched on' for four quarters Luke Shuey just gets the ball off as he's being tackled by Ryan Crowley at Patersons Stadium. WEST Coast midfielder Luke Shuey says the club's woeful goalkicking over the past fortnight isn't the only concern as the team attempts to turn around their flagging AFL fortunes. The Eagles are struggling in 15th spot on the table with just one win to their name ahead of Sunday's clash with the Western Bulldogs in Perth. The situation would have been far better for West Coast had they kicked straight over the past fortnight. Glass, Fyfe challenge bans The Eagles registered a combined 17.42 in losses to Carlton and Port Adelaide; a worrying trend that Shuey believes might be a mental issue. It's a hard one. You never really know what's going on through a guy's mind when he's lining up for goal," Shuey said. We work on goalkicking every week. Nothing's changed the last two weeks. I think we've just had two bad weeks on game day. I think the first few weeks were OK. We weren't great with our inside 50s the first three weeks, but our forwards were still making the most of it and keeping us in the game. I'm hoping it's just two bad weeks in front of goal and we can turn it around. Shuey has been one of the worst offenders with 1.5 to his name. The 22-year-old is confident of turning that record around, but says the team also has other areas they need to focus on. Run-ons are a big concern, with the Eagles conceding a run of four or more goals in every game they've played this year. The seven straight goals they conceded against Port Adelaide on Saturday resulted in a 41-point lead becoming a five-point loss. Shuey said the players had the first responsibility to halt the run-ons, instead of waiting for instructions from coach John Worsfold. "The ball's in our court as much as it is Woosh," Shuey said. Woosh leaves a lot of it on us out there as players. If we feel that there's a lot going wrong for us at the time, we can resort to different set-ups and things like that. Maybe we're not switched on for 100 per cent of the time. The Eagles could regain midfielders Matt Rosa and Sharrod Wellingham from injury this week, while ruckman Nic Naitanui is an outside chance to play after recovering from groin surgery.