West Coast say they may prioritise Tyler Brockman’s well being and wellbeing after the ahead was concerned in a automobile crash that’s being investigated by police.
Brockman was concerned in a site visitors accident in Geraldton, 420km north of Perth, early on Saturday morning.
The 21-year-old attended a household funeral on Friday afternoon.
West Coast say no different car was concerned, and nobody was injured.
“This matter is being investigated by the WA Police and Tyler is fully co-operating,” West Coast mentioned in a press release.
“Tyler’s personal circumstances are complex, and the club will prioritise his health and wellbeing ahead of any return to playing football.
“The membership has knowledgeable the AFL concerning this incident, and we await the result of the police investigation earlier than making any additional remark.”
Brockman played 26 games for Hawthorn before being traded to West Coast at the end of last year.
The small forward was goalless across his first six games for the Eagles before being omitted for last week’s six-point loss to Essendon.
West Coast are nursing a number of injury concerns leading into Sunday’s clash with Collingwood at Marvel Stadium.
In-form forward Jake Waterman will miss the match with concussion, while gun midfielder Elliot Yeo is also expected to spend a stint on the sidelines after injuring his groin.
Coach Adam Simpson said on Monday night that they are awaiting scans on Yeo, but it is not a recurrence of the star’s osteitis pubis.
“It’s extra of a pulled muscle, so we’re hoping it is only a one-to-two-week damage,” Simpson told Fox Footy.
Second-year forward Noah Long is also awaiting the results of scans after his knee twisted awkwardly in a tackle on the weekend.
There’s a chance Long damaged his anterior cruciate ligament.
“We hope for the most effective, however concern the worst,” Simpson mentioned.
Source: www.perthnow.com.au
