Source :- PERTH NOW NEWS
With Hayden Young on the verge of an AFL returning from a hamstring injuries, Fremantle could strengthen their now formidable middle against West Coast.
Young, who has been sidelined since their round one defeat to Geelong due to a hamstring injuries, is likely to play in the derby if he recovers from training this week.
Discipline Justin Longmuir declared that Young was “ready to go” after taking a careful stance with his treatment.
He told 7News,” We’re expecting him to return after the more week in therapy, and by all accounts, his treatment on Sunday was actually strong.”
He may have played last year if we had pushed him, so that gives him plenty of time to enjoy the moments that we need.
As he recovers from a pre-season ankle injury, little forth Michael Frederick might even play in what would be his first AFL activity of the year.
Following Sean Darcy’s injury, Longmuir said he was still considering whether to enjoy two rugby and bring in Mason Cox for his northern tournament album.
He said,” We’ve clearly used that approach over the past two decades when we have the available time, so we’ll certainly look at it.”
There will be a few choice discussions over our framework this week as a result of Luke Jackson’s well-reported performance in the second half and with a few gamers returning.
Cox continued his impressive performance for Peel against Claremont, recording 34 hits with 19 disposals and six outside 50s as Longmuir watched from the stands.
He stated on AFL360,” I don’t believe there’s been any doubt whether or not he’s AFL-ready.”” I don’t believe there’s been any doubt about whether or not he’s AFL-ready.”
Sam Sturt is still recovering from a knee injuries, while Bailey Banfield has even entered protocol after picking up a push in the WAFL.
FREMANTLE INJURY LIST
Michael Frederick ( ankle ) examination
Hayden Young ( hamstring ) evaluation
Sean Darcy ( concussion ) one week
Bailey Banfield ( concussion ) one week
Sam Sturt ( knee ) TBA
