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Collingwood
Treloar. Howe. Moore. Three of Collingwood’s biggest names will return from injury when the Magpies take on the Western Bulldogs in Moe this Saturday.
The trio is part of six additions to Collingwood’s squad, with Jarryd Blair and Sam Murray also in line to play their first games of the new year.
Howe (calf) and Moore (Achillies) made their return from injury in last week’s VFL intra-club match and passed the test without issue.
Blair and Murray, meanwhile, performed well and have put their hands up for a senior birth.
Murray, 20, was received via a trade from the Sydney Swans last October. He has not yet played senior football, but made the NEAFL Team of the Year as a running defender in 2017.
Western Bulldogs
The Western Bulldogs have made one change to their squad ahead of Saturday’s JLT Community Series clash with Collingwood, with Billy Gowers set to replace defender Shane Biggs who’ll miss with a back spasm.
The 26-year-old Biggs will be assessed with the view to resume full training in the coming days.
The Dogs this week will be led by defensive coach Steven King, who said he’s excited to take the reins for the first time.
- Collingwood v Western Bulldogs
- Time: 1.05pm
- Date: Saturday, March 10th, 2018
- Venue: Ted Summerton Reserve, Moe
- Weather: 33° Mostly sunny
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Collingwood
Treloar. Howe. Moore. Three of Collingwood’s biggest names will return from injury when the Magpies take on the Western Bulldogs in Moe this Saturday.
The trio is part of six additions to Collingwood’s squad, with Jarryd Blair and Sam Murray also in line to play their first games of the new year.
Howe (calf) and Moore (Achillies) made their return from injury in last week’s VFL intra-club match and passed the test without issue.
Blair and Murray, meanwhile, performed well and have put their hands up for a senior birth.
Murray, 20, was received via a trade from the Sydney Swans last October. He has not yet played senior football, but made the NEAFL Team of the Year as a running defender in 2017.
Western Bulldogs
The Western Bulldogs have made one change to their squad ahead of Saturday’s JLT Community Series clash with Collingwood, with Billy Gowers set to replace defender Shane Biggs who’ll miss with a back spasm.
The 26-year-old Biggs will be assessed with the view to resume full training in the coming days.
The Dogs this week will be led by defensive coach Steven King, who said he’s excited to take the reins for the first time.
