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Naylor Back For Pre-Season
By Aston May 13 2008
Town defender Richard Naylor is on course to return to training during pre-season after making a good recovery from surgery on his neck.
Naylor missed the last two months of the season after suffering a recurrence of his neck injury Town's game against Barnsley in March, he eventually underwent surgery which was a success and if it all continues as planned he will be training at the start of pre-season.

Town physio Matt Byard: "Richard is making exceptional progress, he is working very hard on his recovery and if he continues to improve as he is, then he should be back for the start of pre-season with the other first-team players."

Source: Ipswich Town - the official website

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15 May, 2008 12:17 Report
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Re: Naylor Back For Pre-Season
IMO De Vos was still doing a better job than Naylor could possibly do next season.

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17 May, 2008 10:10 Report
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gfotta agree sirbob, naylor is a great servant to the club but not good enough to play CB in the championship or the premiership. Hope he proves me wrong next season though

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