Jermaine gets his injection today and is on course
Shrewsbury Town defender Jermaine Grandison is in Cambridge today having an injection in his hip to aid his recovery from injury.
Grandison was initialy ruled out for up to six weeks with the problem which forced him to be replaced at half time in the match at Swindon on January 19.
He has spent the last fortnight working closely with physio Chris Skitt and manager Graham Turner feels the former Coventry City man is making decent progress.
"Earlier this morning he reported to a hospital down in Cambridge," said Graham. "They'll put him out and inject him and Chris Skitt will pick him up later today to bring him back to the Midlands.
"We're hoping that it will all go well for him.
"After today it's another fortnight's rest and then we'll take stock of how he is and decide on where he goes from there.
"It was always going to be a couple of weeks rest, then an injection followed by another couple of weeks of rest to see how it all settles down and see whether we can move it forward from there rather than the requirement of surgery."