Nick Daicos has been cleared to tackle North Melbourne on Sunday after being subbed out of Monday’s conflict with Melbourne as a consequence of a shin damage.
He educated totally on Friday and coach Craig McRae mentioned he was “good to go” having been eased via the early a part of the week.
“There may be numerous media down right here to see if Nick was going to get via coaching. He’s good to go,” McRae confirmed on Friday.
“We performed Monday so we didn’t do something with him on Wednesday. At the moment was a chance for him to get on the market and transfer. He moved fairly properly so he will likely be proper for Sunday.”
However premiership defender Oleg Markov, who didn’t practice on Friday regardless of being named within the 26-man squad on Thursday evening, is unsure after jarring his again, which may open the door for draftee Tew Jiath to make his debut.
The brother of Hawthorn’s Changkuoth, Jiath was taken with choose 37 in final November’s AFL Draft and McRae mentioned he’d been excited by how the defender “expressed himself”.
“I simply love the best way he expresses himself on the footy discipline,” McRae mentioned.
“He goes for his marks like his brother for Hawthorn. He’s a expertise. I feel he’s going to be very nice participant for us.”
Whereas Markob was added to Collingwood’s prolonged damage record, the defending premiers may quickly be boosted by the returns of Jordan De Goey, Scott Pendlebury and Brody Mihocek.
All three key gamers are anticipated to be out there to return when the Magpies journey to Gold Coast in spherical 15 after the membership has its second bye for the season following the conflict with the Kangaroos.
