Championship

WEBSTER ACHING TO PLAY

by
The LeaguePaper Team
29 October 2017

CHAMPIONSHIP
ADAM Webster admits it’s been a frustrating 2017 at Ipswich, but the defender is desperate to make up for lost time.
Webster made only his third start of the campaign in Sunday’s derby defeat to Norwich, having spent much of the year out with a recurring ankle problem suffered in January.
Now, the 22-year-old is desperate to string a run of games together.
He said: “When you get an injury that keeps you out for a fair length of time it feels like you’re starting again.
“I’ve been working hard to strengthen the ankle and I’ve had a few i...

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