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https://www.fremantlefc.com.au/news/944628/injury-update-brayshaw-likely-to-return
Fremantle midfielder Andrew Brayshaw is likely to make his return from a calf injury for Freo’s round 11 clash with Port Adelaide at Adelaide Oval on Sunday.
After missing round 10, executive general manager of football Peter Bell was confident the 21-year-old would return to the side this weekend.
“Andrew had a really low-grade calf strain that unfortunately kept him out of the game against Sydney, we’re very optimistic that he’ll be available for Port Adelaide,” Bell said.
Fremantle midfielder Andrew Brayshaw is likely to make his return from a calf injury for Freo’s round 11 clash with Port Adelaide at Adelaide Oval on Sunday.
After missing round 10, executive general manager of football Peter Bell was confident the 21-year-old would return to the side this weekend.
“Andrew had a really low-grade calf strain that unfortunately kept him out of the game against Sydney, we’re very optimistic that he’ll be available for Port Adelaide,” Bell said.
Very nervous about that foot though. Anyone who knows about foot injuries, is it likely he misses a fair chunk at some stage if it gets worse, or is it more likely he misses one or two games every so often? I'm not ready to trade him anytime soon 
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https://www.sen.com.au/news/2021/05/18/brisbane-coach-provides-update-on-injured-midfield-pair/
Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan says Lachie Neale could make his return from injury before the club’s bye.
The 2020 Brownlow Medallist underwent ankle surgery after suffering a syndesmosis injury against Carlton, but Fagan revealed Neale could be fit to play as early as Brisbane’s Round 13 clash against ladder-leading Melbourne.
“Lachie (Neale) was running today and running well,” he said on Sportsday.
“He’s trying to get back for our game against Melbourne in three weeks’ time and then we have a bye, probably for me it’s more realistic that he comes back after the bye but he’s pretty determined to get back before then.
“He is going well, so it’s probably closer to six weeks than eight weeks that was the range we were given when he was first injured.”
https://www.sen.com.au/news/2021/05/18/brisbane-coach-provides-update-on-injured-midfield-pair/
Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan says Lachie Neale could make his return from injury before the club’s bye.
The 2020 Brownlow Medallist underwent ankle surgery after suffering a syndesmosis injury against Carlton, but Fagan revealed Neale could be fit to play as early as Brisbane’s Round 13 clash against ladder-leading Melbourne.
“Lachie (Neale) was running today and running well,” he said on Sportsday.
“He’s trying to get back for our game against Melbourne in three weeks’ time and then we have a bye, probably for me it’s more realistic that he comes back after the bye but he’s pretty determined to get back before then.
“He is going well, so it’s probably closer to six weeks than eight weeks that was the range we were given when he was first injured.”
