Tom Cole

Jul 19, 2022

Ben SmithThe West Australian Comments Share to Facebook Yeo go Elliot Yeo is edging closer to a comeback after training with the main group on Tuesday. Yeo trained smoothly and looked uninhibited by his recent hamstring strain, taking part in the full session before doing some handball drills. Yeo spent time with fellow defenders Josh Rotham, Jackson Nelson and Samo Petrevski-Seton in a drill involving transitioning the ball from the defensive 50 Camera Icon Corked Kelly Tim Kelly didn’t train as he continues to battle a corked thigh which limited his impact against Hawthorn. Wearing sneakers and heavy strapping around his leg, Kelly walked laps and looked to be moving gingerly. Camera Icon Missing Tom Barrass did not participate in the main session, instead walking laps and chatting to coaches, although he looked relatively unbothered and comfortable. There was no sign of Nic Naitanui and Jamaine Jones, while Brady Hough and Jai Culley were on managed programs. After being subbed off late on the weekend with an adductor issue, Callum Jamieson was a full participant. Camera Icon West Coast during training on Tuesday. Credit: Michael Wilson/The West Australian However, there were positive signs for injury-stricken pair Tom Cole and Jack Petruccelle, who both ran laps throughout. Premiership defender Cole, who is still on the club’s inactive list, looked sharp, while Petruccelle completed his running work without any signs of discomfort as he looks to shake a hamstring strain.