North Melbourne safeguard Mill operator Bergman and forward Cooper Harvey will both miss a piece of the time in the wake of getting wounds in the VFL season opener against the Northern Bullants North Melbourne safeguard Mill operator Bergman and forward Cooper Harvey will both miss a lump of the time subsequent to getting wounds in the VFL group’s season-opening win against the Northern Bullants. Harvey went down in the last minutes of the initial quarter at Arden Road on Saturday evening, when a rival fell across his lower leg after a checking challenge. The youthful forward is supposed to miss a month and a half of activity. “Cooper was eliminated from the game and put in a moon boot as a moderate administration approach,” North Melbourne head of execution Kevin White told NMFC Media. “Filters have since uncovered a moderate syndesmosis and (Cooper) will have a medical procedure on Tuesday.” Joining Harvey uninvolved is Mill operator Bergman, who experienced a broke jaw a Bullants player’s shoulder during his 29-removal outing. “In the wake of pulling up irritated post-game and resulting enlarging of the face later on Saturday night, clinical staff took Mill operator for examines which uncovered a crack,” White said. “He’ll have a medical procedure Tuesday and have plates embedded. He’ll be taking a gander at a re-visitation of play time period of 4 a month and a half which will become more clear post-medical procedure.”