Eagles count cost of injuries to Sharrod Wellingham and Will Schofield SEEING RED: Sharrod Wellingham sports the sub's vest after suffering an ankle injury. WEST Coast is set to be without midfielder Sharrod Wellingham and defender Will Schofield until after the mid-season bye as the Eagles count the cost of Friday night's stunning two-point comeback win against North Melbourne. The pair are likely to miss fixtures against Greater Western Sydney (away), Richmond (home) and St Kilda (away) before the Eagles take a break in Round 12. Not for the first time this season, a Friday night thriller at Patersons Stadium came with an umpiring controversy. Eagles veteran Adam Selwood was targeted on talkback radio yesterday after winning a free kick for a high tackle in the final minute before setting up Nic Naitanui's winning goal. The free kick is understood to have been paid against Roos skipper Andrew Swallow, who attempted to tackle Selwood on the ground, not original tackler Leigh Adams. The umpire was heard telling the players: "Second one was high, on the ground." AFL spokesman Patrick Keane said the umpiring department would scrutinise the Selwood incident from multiple angles before indicating whether the free kick was correct. Former umpire Derek Humphery-Smith wants the AFL to change its high contact free-kick rules to stop players deliberately "dropping" at their knees. Adam and Joel Selwood have won the most high contact free kicks since 2009. "If a player breaks at the knees in a deliberate manner I think it should be interpreted the same way as a player who ducks (or leads with) their head, which is play on," Humphery-Smith said. Wellingham, who was subbed out in the second quarter after hurting the opposite ankle to the one which kept him out of the first five rounds, has been cleared of bone damage after X-rays. Schofield suffered an ugly compound finger dislocation. His absence will pave the way for another recall for key defender Mitch Brown. West Coast could also leave on-baller Luke Shuey at home when it faces the Giants on Saturday. Shuey played through shoulder and ankle problems, kicking a vital last-quarter goal to set the scene for Naitanui's heroics. Schofield had surgery after the game to minimise the chances of infection. Eagles coach John Worsfold praised Schofield, who returned to the field in the final term despite being in obvious discomfort.