Post by leicesterlass on Nov 13, 2006 17:34:11 GMT -1
Williams On The Right Track
Gareth Williams took a major step forward on his route to recovery at the Belvoir Drive training ground today (Monday).
Williams has been out of action since he limped out of the victory over Leeds United at Elland Road with an ankle problem in mid-October.
But assistant manager Mike Stowell was pleased to report that the midfielder was now back on the training pitches once again.
He said: "Gareth was able to do a light training session with the physio this morning, which is great news.
"He's still got some way to go, but he is definitely moving in the right direction.
"It's been a frustrating time for him, as it is with any player when they are injured, but he has remained positive throughout.
"Our game against Preston on Saturday will come too soon for him, but he's getting there."
And Stowell was also able to confirm some positive news regarding the fitness of Chris O'Grady (ankle) and Darren Kenton (calf), who have also been out of action in recent weeks.
He added: "We are expecting both Chris and Darren to train on Tuesday, which is also good.
"We've got no fresh knocks from the weekend, so things are certainly moving in the right direction for us."
Gareth Williams took a major step forward on his route to recovery at the Belvoir Drive training ground today (Monday).
Williams has been out of action since he limped out of the victory over Leeds United at Elland Road with an ankle problem in mid-October.
But assistant manager Mike Stowell was pleased to report that the midfielder was now back on the training pitches once again.
He said: "Gareth was able to do a light training session with the physio this morning, which is great news.
"He's still got some way to go, but he is definitely moving in the right direction.
"It's been a frustrating time for him, as it is with any player when they are injured, but he has remained positive throughout.
"Our game against Preston on Saturday will come too soon for him, but he's getting there."
And Stowell was also able to confirm some positive news regarding the fitness of Chris O'Grady (ankle) and Darren Kenton (calf), who have also been out of action in recent weeks.
He added: "We are expecting both Chris and Darren to train on Tuesday, which is also good.
"We've got no fresh knocks from the weekend, so things are certainly moving in the right direction for us."