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NORBURN REMAINING POSITIVE

LEAGUE ONE
SHREWSBURY midfielder Ollie Norburn hopes to come back “better than ever” after undergoing knee surgery.
The 27-year-old suffered a patellar tendon injury in the Shrews’ FA Cup clash with Liverpool.
Norburn is expected to be sidelined for up to four months, but he is staying positive. He said: “It will test my character, but I will come back stronger.
“I am in a brace for six weeks so I’m limited to what I can do. As soon as that comes off, I will be working hard to get back better than ever.”

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