Corcoran had his shoulder charge offence downgraded meaning he’s right to tackle Gundagai at Anzac Park.

Initially looking at three weeks on the sidelines for his hit on Tumut fullback Dean Bristow last Sunday, discounts for an early guilty plea and a clean record over the last five years had already taken it down to one.

However after getting the charge down to low from moderate when fronting the judiciary the young playmaker is now free to play.

It means he’ll join Raymond Talimalie in the halves after he missed the last four weeks through suspension.

Talimalie was leading the Weissel Medal count before his suspension over poor off field behaviour.

He can’t wait to get back onto the field.

“I’m pretty keen,” Talimalie said.

“I’ve had itchy feet so I’m just keen to get out there.

“I’ve been there at every game but it feels like shit when you see one of the players injured and you can’t do anything about it as you are just watching on the sidelines.”

Last week’s loss to Tumut has the hardest to watch.

He’s looking to help the club bounce back and set up a clash with Southcity for a place in the grand final last week.

"This is the part of the year that you always look forward to,” Talimalie said.

“Everyone has to turn up and see what happens this weekend.”

Young took a 44-16 victory the last time the two teams met.

However that was at Alfred Park after the Tigers went out to an early 16-0 lead.

Talimalie doesn’t believe it will be a big factor come Sunday.

“Anything can happen every week,” he said.

“It depends on who wants to be out there and who wants it the most.

“On that weekend we deserved it more than they did but this weekend will be a tough challenge.

“I do think the boys are up for it.”

The 23-year-old has been a revelation for the Cherrypickers this season but isn’t sure what his future plans are just yet.

However he has been enjoying his stay with the club and said he was likely to stick around.

“I loved it since I’ve been here,” Talimalie said.

“This is what I was expecting (from Young), I just thought the footy might have been a bit harder.”

He was relieved Corcoran has given the all clear to play as they look to re-established a combination that was just starting to flourish.