Blinksportsnews247Mark Robins is optimistic that Haji Wright’s injury is the result of exhaustion from Coventry City’s busy holiday program. I
n the 58th minute of the Sky Blues’ match at Riverside Stadium against Middlesbrough, the club’s record signing went down late in the second half.
After a sluggish start, the USA international has improved over the past several months and now has eight goals in the Championship, establishing himself as a major goal threat while playing wide of a front three. He started all four of City’s holiday matches, participating for the entire 90 minutes against Boro and Sunderland and the entire match against Sheffield Wednesday and Swansea.
After a sluggish start, the USA international has improved over the past several months and now has eight goals in the Championship, establishing himself as a major goal threat while playing wide of a front three. He played the entire match against Sheffield Wednesday and Swansea and just under ninety minutes against Sunderland and Boro during City’s four holiday matchups.
At about the 80-minute mark on New Year’s Day, he went to the deck near the dugouts and seemed to be having groin pain. He ultimately hobbled off the field with his left short leg pulled up. To make matters worse, referee David Webb, who had told Wright to leave the field so that play could resume, booked him for time wasting.
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