Fremantle's Stephen Hill to remain out for fortnight after quad setback STILL OUT: Fremantle midfielder Stephen Hill will remain sidelined for another fortnight. FREMANTLE speedster Stephen Hill will remain on the sidelines for another fortnight after suffering a setback with his nagging quad injury. Hill was a late withdrawal from the Dockers side that notched a gutsy 27-point triumph over Collingwood on Saturday night, after sustaining the injury ahead of his side's Round 6 clash with Gold Coast. Dockers coach Ross Lyon was initially confident Hill would be fit for Saturday's blockbuster duel with Sydney, saying last weekend that the wingman would "definitely be right." But the club today released a statement saying the 23-year-old was set to miss the next two weeks after failing to recover from the quad complaint. "Unfortunately, Stephen's quad injury has not come up, but we believe he will be ready to return in Round 10 against Adelaide," football operations manager Chris Bond said. Hill's absence comes as a further blow for a depleted Dockers outfit already missing the likes of skipper Matthew Pavlich (Achilles), Aaron Sandilands (hamstring), Kepler Bradley (knee) and Jon Griffin (knee). But the side has performed admirably despite its mounting injury list, notching a 5-2 record to sit outside the top four only on percentage. Fremantle will also welcome back midfield ace Nat Fyfe, who has completed his two-week suspension for kicking Richmond's Daniel Jackson. The Dockers enter Saturday night's clash with plenty of confidence at the SCG, having won in two of their past three visits to the venue. Fyfe has polled seven Brownlow votes in those three games.