Josh Taylor | Knee | Expected Return to Play – November
Josh recorded positive results in his latest isokinetic testing and continues to make good progress with his rehabilitation. He will continue to build his strength, fitness and on pitch workload over the coming weeks ahead of his scheduled return in November.
Jimmy Muitt | Knee | Expected Return to Play – Mid October
Jimmy experienced a minor flare-up in his knee this week following his return to ball striking work. This was an anticipated response to the introduction of a new stimulus. He continues to progress well with his running and general on pitch movement, while his strength is also returning in the gym. Jimmy will undergo another scan next week to assess the healing of his patellar tendon. We remain hopeful of a return in mid October, unless the scan indicates otherwise.
Dan Gallagher | Back | Expected Return to Play – New Year
Dan received a second injection in his back this week. We will monitor him over the next four weeks to assess the full effect of the treatment, although the initial signs have been positive. We hope the injection will relieve Dan’s remaining pain and allow him to begin building towards a return to running on the pitch.
Louie Annesley | Quad | Expected Return – Saturday
Louie continues to recover from the minor quad strain he sustained in training. As an additional precaution, he was rested against Braintree to allow the injury sufficient time to heal. This decision was taken to give Louie the best possible chance of making a full recovery and reduce the risk of the injury recurring.
Harry Forster | Knee | Expected Return – TBC
Harry received positive news following his consultation with the specialist. He is currently preparing for surgery, which is scheduled to take place during the first week of October. The immediate priority is to allow the bone bruising and inflammation to settle, ensuring Harry is in the best possible condition ahead of the procedure.
Brennan Camp | Hip Management | Return to Play – Saturday
Brennan has not sustained an acute injury resulting from a specific incident. His hip condition has been carefully managed over the past few weeks, with the focus on supporting his long-term fitness and continued involvement in the squad.
Dan Pybus | Knee | Expected Return to Play – Saturday
Dan reported pain in his knee during our FA Cup tie against Southall, with the discomfort continuing to develop over the following days. A scan revealed a small amount of fluid in the knee caused by a cyst. Dan is due to receive treatment today, with the aim of making him available for selection on Saturday.