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North Melbourne co-captain Luke McDonald says troubled teammate Tarryn Thomas “seems in a better place” forward of his return to soccer.
The 22-year-old stepped away from the Kangaroos final month after being charged with threatening to distribute an intimate picture, however is ready to play two quarters in a VFL follow match this weekend, per week out from North Melbourne’s round-one AFL conflict with West Coast.
“Tarryn’s been through a lot the last few months, or couple of years, but the club has put a really strong program in place to help him,” McDonald mentioned.
“He’s followed that to a tee and that’s why he’s going to be playing VFL this weekend.”