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TALENTED young forward Shane Kersten has suffered a minor setback just three weeks out from Geelong’s opening NAB Challenge clash with Collingwood on February 12.
Kersten, 20, sprained his foot at Cats’ training on Saturday after stepping on a teammate’s foot, leaving him on crutches.
It has been scanned, however footy boss Neil Balme says it’s not serious.
“He should be back in training next week,” Balme told K-ROCk Football.com.au
“It looked a lot worse than what it was.”
The West Australian had a stop-start 2013 after hip and hamstring problems in 2013 foiled any chance of an AFL debut last year.
However he still managed to kicked 41 goals in 13 games in the VFL, after 38 in 17 the previous year.
He is also coming off knee surgery in October that delayed his start to pre-season.
Twitter: @tom_king79
TALENTED young forward Shane Kersten has suffered a minor setback just three weeks out from Geelong’s opening NAB Challenge clash with Collingwood on February 12.
Kersten, 20, sprained his foot at Cats’ training on Saturday after stepping on a teammate’s foot, leaving him on crutches.
It has been scanned, however footy boss Neil Balme says it’s not serious.
“He should be back in training next week,” Balme told K-ROCk Football.com.au
“It looked a lot worse than what it was.”
The West Australian had a stop-start 2013 after hip and hamstring problems in 2013 foiled any chance of an AFL debut last year.
However he still managed to kicked 41 goals in 13 games in the VFL, after 38 in 17 the previous year.
He is also coming off knee surgery in October that delayed his start to pre-season.
Twitter: @tom_king79









