Western Sydney Wanderers back to full strength as Tomi Juric, Brendon Santalab near returns Full strength: Gun striker Tomi Juric, along with Brendon Santalab, is set to return for the Wanderers in time for the grand final rematch against the Mariners. After weeks of missing some of their best attacking talent, the Western Sydney Wanderers appear to have weathered the worst of their injury woes. Shinji Ono, Youssouf Hersi, Brendon Santalab and Tomi Juric all spent time on the sideline in the past month - undoubtedly contributing to the Wanderers' barren time around goal. However, the quartet have slowly worked their way back into contention, and with Santalab and Juric on track to return, coach Tony Popovic is relieved to have a near-full squad to choose from once more. "We've got everyone fit and available, which is great news," he said. Possibly the only one is Shannon Cole that will be a doubt but the rest are all training. With the longer week, that gives us the opportunity to see whether the players who have been out can be made available. Despite beating Newcastle 1-0 last week, the addition of Juric would provide an obvious focal point up forward - yet his coach was curt when asked about the striker's condition and his exact chances of starting. We want him, and all our players, to be back. When he's ready, he'll be back," Popovic said. He's already trained three sessions with the team and if he can get through this week and the medical staff clear him then he has a good chance. While striker Mark Bridge said he wasn't overly pleased with the nine-day break until next Monday's clash against Central Coast, Popovic said the rest would refresh his team ahead of a hectic few months. I don't think it matters too much. [Bridge] is probably on a high, so like all strikers, he wants to play tomorrow after scoring a goal," he said. It's always a good feeling when you come off a win and everyone is feeling better. But overall we felt that win [over Newcastle] was coming because I've been pleased with our previous performances.