Collingwood midfielder Steele Sidebottom is expected to miss six to eight weeks after injuring his right knee in his 300th game on Sunday.
Collingwood have won seven straight games and sit on top of the ladder after 11 rounds.
“We expect and look forward to seeing Steele return to the senior side in the back half of the season.”“He’s just a little unwell,” Leppitsch said. The 47-year-old has been an integral part of Collingwood’s coaching staff during the Magpies’ extraordinary surge up the ladder under Craig McRae.
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