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ROVER BACK TO WRIGHT THE SHIP

By Bradley West

CENTRAL: Rovers’ Joe Wright celebrates last season and, inset, manager Darren Moore
PICTURE: PA Images

ONE frustration has followed another for Joe Wright over the last 12 months, but the Doncaster Rovers man is now itching to get back to his best.
The 24-year-old centre- back has mainly had a watching brief so far this season after suffering his third setback of the past year in pre-season training, making his first-team return against Portsmouth last month having suffered a knee injury against Hull in July.
But it was last November when Wright, enjoying ‘the...

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