Murray takes the safe option

11 November 2009 11:24

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Wolves keeper Matt Murray has played down fresh concerns following his latest aborted comeback from injury.
Murray, who has not featured in the first team for two years following a horrendous run of injuries, lasted just 23 minutes of Tuesday's second-string victory over Birmingham City.
The 28-year-old keeper felt slight discomfort in the same knee which was operated on last year and was taken off as a precaution.
Murray damaged his patella tendon while on loan at Hereford United last season.
"It's frustrating because I wanted to play on particularly because there were people at the game but it's better to be safe," Murray told the club's official website.
"The most important thing is completing my recovery - this was just another step onalso advertises online, asks staffers and clients and their families to refer potential hires, and she seeks recruits from schools that train nurses' aides.

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