Blackburn's Grant Hanley is looking to 'kick on' after making his comeback in their reserves this week.
Rovers youngster delighted at successful comeback
Blackburn's fit-again youngster Grant Hanley is looking to 'kick on' after making his comeback in their reserves this week.
The 18-year-old won a first-team debut at Aston Villa in Rovers' final game of last season and signed a new contract at Ewood Park over the summer.
He has since been sidelined with a knee problem, but the 18-year-old made his comeback in the 1-1 draw with Bolton reserves on Tuesday.
Hanley admitted his fitness was suffering in the contest, although with a few more games under his belt he will soon be at 100 per cent.
Kick on
"I enjoyed it. It was a bit tough going and I was struggling to get my second wind, but I was glad to get it under my belt and I will kick on now," Hanley told the club's
official website.
"Just near the end of pre-season I got the injury and I think it has been seven or eight weeks now. It is frustrating trying to get back to fitness, but I have been working hard every day and I'm glad it's done now and I'm back to fitness.
"It was bone bruising in my knee and I struggled to get over it. It took a while, but it is right enough now."
