Michael Theo overcome shoulder injury but Matt Acton could be rewarded for good form Michael Theo is fit to return for Brisbane Roar. FOUR-time championship-winning goalkeeper Michael Theo has overcome a shoulder injury and will travel to Wellington for Brisbane Roar's A-League clash against the winless Phoenix at Westpac Stadium on Saturday. However, Brisbane coach Mike Mulvey is yet to decide whether Theo will start ahead of Matt Acton, who starred in the top-of-table Roar's 2-1 win over Adelaide United last Friday night. But provided Theo gets through the week unscathed, the former Victory gloveman is likely to get the nod over Acton. "I'm not going to commit on that just yet because we've got a couple of training sessions left in New Zealand," Mulvey said today when asked if Theo would be rushed straight back into the starting line-up after missing the past two matches. But he's got through this morning's session quite well. He looks very bubbly. If it holds up, there's a good chance he will start the game. While Theo is back, key defender Jade North is out for another week with a groin problem. "We don't want him having one week on, two weeks off, because it was a recurrence of the previous niggle, so we've erred on the side of caution," Mulvey said of North. He's happy with that approach and we are too. Long-term casualty Shane Stefanutto (hamstring) also won't travel. Socceroos pair Ivan Franjic and Matt McKay did not train today but according to Mulvey, both are in no doubt for the weekend. (Franjic) had an injection yesterday. He's had a longstanding (abdominal) issue. It's nothing that stops him playing but it's a little bit niggly," Mulvey said. It's not a strain, but he feels a little bit of discomfort after a game. The doctor suggested we do this which will take away the inflammation around the area. Matty McKay's just resting today. He'll be perfectly fine.