COLLINGWOOD recruit Clinton Young's season of rotten luck has continued, with the former Hawk straining his hamstring late in Friday night's 27-point win over Adelaide at the MCG.
In just his second game for the Magpies, Young finished with ice on his hamstring after feeling it go during a chase in the dying minutes of the final quarter.
It is yet another setback for the 27-year-old in a year plagued by calf and hamstring problems, and came at the end of a promising performance in which he had collected 21 disposals.
Collingwood coach Nathan Buckley said he was unsure of the severity of the injury, but the initial prognosis was not promising.
"He's an experienced player and he knows his body pretty well, and he doesn't like what it feels like," Buckley said.
"We haven't got any confirmation, but clearly he was quite disappointed at the end of the match."
Young crossed from Hawthorn as a free agent at the end of last season, having played 116 games over eight seasons in brown and gold.
He played his first game for his new club against Carlton last week.
