Fremantle recruit Josh Simpson set to line up for Indigenous All Stars CALL-UP: Fremantle recruit Josh Simpson will line up for the Indigenous All Stars on Friday. FREMANTLE'S top draft pick Josh Simpson is set to get his first taste of senior action for the Indigenous All Stars against Richmond in Alice Springs on Friday. The Dockers have cleared the exciting youngster and ruckman Jonathon Griffin to play in the match. Fellow Aboriginal players Michael Johnson, Michael Walters and Danyle Pearce will travel to the Northern Territory to take part in the AFL Players' Association Indigenous Camp this week but have not been released to play for the All Stars. West Coast has cleared Collingwood recruit Sharrod Wellingham, forward Josh Hill and controversial youngster Murray Newman for selection, while Brad Dick and Jamie Bennell will make the trip for the camp. Fremantle will also be represented in the coaches' box by former defender and development coach Roger Hayden. Hayden will join a coaching team headed by former Sydney premiership player Michael O'Loughlin and including dual Brownlow medallist Adam Goodes and Hawthorn's Shaun Burgoyne. Hayden, who played in the All Stars match in 2007, said the concept was important because it installed pride in the AFL's Indigenous players as well as inspiring the next generation. Simpson, who comes from the tiny remote town of Yalgoo, was the first West Australian selected in last year's national draft when the Dockers took him with pick 17. "Josh Simpson's from a little town and there's not much there, but that's home and for him and to represent his family and where he's from is significant," Hayden said. Hayden, who played 128 games for Fremantle, is entering his second year as development coach at the Dockers after a premature retirement due to injury following the 2011 season. "It's great to be still involved here at the club that I played for," he said. If I was doing another job it might have been a little bit different. But the fact that I'm still here and still involved has helped a lot with adjusting to life after footy. All I'm thinking about now is what I can do here as a development coach and helping these young blokes become the best players they possibly can be. That means driving towards getting what Fremantle people are longing for, and that's a premiership. Hayden is one of few Aboriginal ex-players in the AFL coaching system. He believed Indigenous players were reluctant to go into coaching following their careers because of the strong lure of family. Hawthorn champion and WA product Lance Franklin said his selection as All Stars captain was one of his proudest moments and that he would push for a three-way International Rules series between an Indigenous team, Australia and Ireland.