All the latest injury news from GM of Football, Geoff Walsh ahead of round 18 against Port Adelaide.
Flynn Appleby
2-3 weeks off with the hamstring strain.
Jeremy Howe
Significant knee injury has proven too much to get back for finals. Howe continues to rehab to be right for 2021.
Will Kelly
One week away from full fitness. Progressing very well from elbow surgery.
Chris Mayne
Joined non-contact training this week. Looking to be available for the first final.
Nathan Murphy
Similar to Mayne, joined in non-contact training this week and will continue to progress as he receives the necessary ticks of approval from the surgeon.
Tom Phillips
2-3 weeks of rehab to go with hamstring issue sustained against Brisbane.
.@tflipp_21 on the rehab ?? under the watchful eye of a mag. pic.twitter.com/vgKjggzpk7
— Collingwood FC (@CollingwoodFC) September 17, 2020
Trey Ruscoe
Stretched hip joint. A test to be available.
Tom Langdon
As per Nathan Buckley on Saturday, Langdon suffered knee soreness in the practice match against Brisbane. Continues to take a cautious approach in getting back to full fitness.
NB: Langers has not come to hand. His knee has been problematic and hasn’t done much for the last week and a half. It was too sore to continue in the practice match against Brisbane. He’s a very good footballer and an important person at our club.
— Collingwood FC (@CollingwoodFC) September 19, 2020
Brayden Sier
Now back in full training after injuring his quad against Adelaide.
