The Reds currently have seven players on the treatment table, which has prevented the septet from featuring for Adam Hinshelwood’s side. Harrison Foulkes, Harry Ransom, Dom Hutchinson, Sam Packham, Noor Husin and Tyrique Clarke are all at various stages of their respective rehabilitation and recovery processes from their individual problems.
Regarding the fitness of goalkeeper Foulkes, Head of Performance and Medical Matt Miller had a positive update to provide. Our number one has recently returned to training after a 10 week injury layoff with a torn bicep and participated in a light warm-up alongside fellow shot-stoppers Taylor Seymour and Guillermo Cachimuel De La Cruz prior to Tuesday night’s 3-3 draw with Southend United.
Harry Ransom and Dom Hutchinson are set for a spell on the sidelines with the duo both sidelined with a fractured wrist. Ransom has undergone successful surgery after suffering the injury during the latter stages of our 3-0 Sussex Transport Senior Cup victory away to Three Bridges on the 6 October, while Hutchinson sustained a similar problem in our Emirates FA Cup tie away to Wealdstone a fortnight ago.
Unfortunately, Sam Packham will be unavailable for the foreseeable future after sustaining a hamstring injury in training. The 24-year-old will visit a specialist to determine the severity of the ailment and the subsequent timescale for his return.
Fellow midfielder Noor Husin continues to progress and build fitness following his Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) reconstruction and meniscus repair surgery.
Positively, Tyrique Clarke returned to pitch-based training this week, as the medical team look to improve his functional work off the back of a fractured tibia he sustained during pre-season. The aim is for the former Slough Town man to reintegrate into full first-team training towards the latter stages of November.
Originally published by Worthing FC ↗