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Wellman to miss Port Adelaide game
Veteran defender Sean Wellman received a minor set-back to his return from a hamstring injury. Football manager Dominic Cato said that Wellman injured his hamstring at training late last week. ""Unfortunately for Sean he will miss the game against Port Adelaide on Saturday night but he should be available for the Carlton match the following week,"" Cato said.
Veteran defender Sean Wellman received a minor set-back to his return from a hamstring injury. Football manager Dominic Cato said that Wellman injured his hamstring at training late last week. ""Unfortunately for Sean he will miss the game against Port Adelaide on Saturday night but he should be available for the Carlton match the following week,"" Cato said.
It has been a frustrating six weeks for Wellman. He tore his hamstring in the dying minutes of the Round 12 game against Brisbane and has been sidelined ever since. ""Sean is doing everything possible to get himself back on the field as soon as possible. He has just had an unfortunate run with the hamstring, considering the two incidents are not related.
""We have missed his height and experience in defence in the past few games, so it will be good to have him back out there in the coming weeks,"" Cato said.
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