“With the situation we’re in, those guys might be here in six or seven weeks, they might be here in one week.Hardwick downplayed whether Houli and Shane Edwards, who also chose to stay home to look after his pregnant wife, will return to play for the team this season.“He’s such a prolific member of our club and I think his mum is doing better from the news that we got today, which is incredible.“Bachar and his family are incredibly important to us,” the dual premiership coach said.“We just hope she continues to be on the mend because Bachar and his family are hurting and we’re hurting as well.”“The guys (coaches) back in Melbourne are doing a stellar job putting some development into those guys (players) and they’ll be ready to go when the time comes.”Trent Cotchin (hamstring) and David Astbury (knee) will both miss at least one more match, with Richmond to take on North Melbourne at Metricon Stadium on Saturday night.“That’s not for the clubs to dictate, that’s an AFL protocol and we’ll continue to work with that.”Houli opted not to head into the Tigers’ interstate hub after his wife Rouba recently gave birth to the couple’s third child.Hardwick confirmed Dion Prestia and Toby Nankervis would join the hub on Friday but both are still rated “medium term” prospects to return from syndesmosis injuries.The pair are among a host of Tigers still in Victoria for personal or injury reasons and, with no games likely to be played in the state any time soon, all players must join the hubs to take the field.Clubs have minimal control in terms of flying players in and out of the hubs, with league officials working with state governments on player movement.Richmond coach Damien Hardwick has rallied around Bachar Houli after receiving positive news on his mother Yamama.“We’re not too sure. It’s a very, very quick procedure.The dual premiership player shared the news in a concerned message to Victorians and the state’s Muslim community.“What burns and what hurts truly is the fact that no one from her family members can go and visit her, which is very, very tough. Richmond footballer Bachar Houli has revealed his mother is battling COVID-19 in intensive care. It’s been tough, it’s been a tough time. They will be away for at least five weeks, but Houli will remain in Melbourne to support his wife Rouba, who gave birth to the couple's third child last week. " Richmond's Bachar Houli reveals his mother is fighting for her life in hospital and pleads for the Muslim community to be tested for COVID-19. Bachar Houli has remained in Melbourne during lockdown restriction. When you’re restricted and you’re isolated, it’s very touching.“I don’t want you to feel sorry for me but rather think about in general and think about as it being you and part of your family. It tickles a little bit, it doesn’t hurt.
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