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Greater Western Sydney will be without Jesse Hogan and Jake Stringer, after the old star has taken over injuries until the AFL season opened.

Coleman’s medal, Hogan, broke his thumb after he accidentally blocked in a door, while the recruitment outside the stranger was marked with a low-degree Hamstring stalk.

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Duo is expected to miss at least two weeks, although Hogan could miss up to three.

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It is a major blow to the giants, before their Sunday collision against Collingwood, on the Engie stadium, already without the midfielder of the star Tom Green (calf).

Magpies deals with a concern for their injury, with the star Jordan de Goey excluded to face the giants because of knee bruises.

Even though he has fully trained in the last three weeks, the Hero Collingwood Primership has undergone a delay during the pre-Season and did not progress sufficiently to be taken into account for selection.

Magpies remain hopeless by Goey could be available for the second match of the season with Port Adelaide on March 15.

Stringer, who already has a sordid history of soft tissues, has complained about the tightness to make a sealing in a VFL practice match on Saturday, leaving the ground after a quarter.

Hogan broke his thumb after he hit the pre-season against Carlton.

GWS coach Adam Kingsley was already his team’s makeup after the main Harry Perryman, Isaac Cumming and James Peatling.

Jake Riccardi, Harvey Thomas, Toby McMullin and Joe Fonti will also need to serve two matches for their involvement in a post-sezon function last year, with Fringe Giants, Josh Fahey, for four.

The giants will at least welcome Callum Brown from a Hamstring injury, while Ruckman Keren Briggs has surpassed the disease and is available for selection.

“My body feels good,” Briggs said on Tuesday.

“I managed to get a large pre-season block and pull and I’m ready to leave.”

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Green makes efforts for returning to one, after he was initially foreseen to return after he got up around the club.

Meanwhile, the star Sydney Ruckman, Brodie Grudy, is under a cloud of injury before the collision of the swans with Hawthorn at SCG on Friday night.

Grundy suffered a kick at the knee in training last week, forcing him to miss the practice match against the Gold Coast.

In the same match with Suns, the star Errol Gulden’s midfielder fractured the ankle in a major blow.

Gulden had a surgery in Brisbane Sunday, with Swans, confirming on Tuesday that there will be a distribution for two weeks.

He will meet again with his surgeon in five weeks, when the swans will provide an update on his progress.