WRIGHT SET FOR THREE MONTHS OUT
Posted on: Wed 19 Aug 2009
Manager Nigel Adkins has confirmed that Iron defender Andrew Wright could be out for the next three months with a foot injury.
The versatile 24-year-old discovered he has broken his fifth metatarsal after an X-ray on Tuesday.
The former Liverpool trainee picked up the injury in Saturday's 3-2 win over Derby County.
"We don't want to lose a player, especially when we have defensive frailties," admitted Adkins.
United have signed West Ham's Jordan Spence on loan, who filled in for Wright at right-back for the home game with Middlesbrough.
Meanwhile, Adkins added that Michael O'Connor was replaced early in the second half of Tuesday's 2-0 defeat to Boro with a groin injury.
"He was feeling uncomfortable, so we brought him off," said the boss.
"Hopefully he'll be alright for Sheffield Wednesday at the weekend."
The versatile 24-year-old discovered he has broken his fifth metatarsal after an X-ray on Tuesday.
The former Liverpool trainee picked up the injury in Saturday's 3-2 win over Derby County.
"We don't want to lose a player, especially when we have defensive frailties," admitted Adkins.
United have signed West Ham's Jordan Spence on loan, who filled in for Wright at right-back for the home game with Middlesbrough.
Meanwhile, Adkins added that Michael O'Connor was replaced early in the second half of Tuesday's 2-0 defeat to Boro with a groin injury.
"He was feeling uncomfortable, so we brought him off," said the boss.
"Hopefully he'll be alright for Sheffield Wednesday at the weekend."
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