Lance Franklin is set to make his long-awaited return from injury against the Adelaide Crows this Saturday for the Sydney Swans, John Longmire has confirmed. Buddy has been out of action for over a year, last appearing for the Swans in their round 23 clash against St.
Kilda in Coincidentally, that was also his th AFL match where he kicked four goals. But since then a variety of injuries have rendered the Swans' superstar forward to the sidelines. A knee injury leading into Christmas saw the superstar require minor surgery.
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