Bolton Wanderers vs Shrewsbury Town

in yourself and I felt maybe that
Sheffield Wednesday game was
the one when I thought I’m fully
back, fully confident and aware of
my body and what I could do.
“When you’re confident you seem
to play a totally different game.
You’re more relaxed and play the
game you naturally want to do.
“You want to show people how
good you can be and what you
can do. I still feel like I can do more
again, so I’m looking forward to
going on. It’s really nice to play
football and do what I do.”
Sheehan hadn’t played at all for
nine months after suffering knee
ligament damage in November,
2021 and admits it had been a
tough road back.
“When you’re out for a long
time there’s nothing worse than
watching,” said the 28-year-old
play-maker.
“Speaking to some of the injured
boys now who are out for a long
time, you’ve got to keep in touch
with them and make sure they
keep their heads up, because
when you’re watching from the
side and know you can’t impact it
at all it’s mentally tough.
“Fortunately, we’ve got a strong
squad, the gaffer keeps in touch
with you, asking how you are,
and I’ve got a strong family
around me who helped
me get through it.”
TO DO THAT WITH THAT BIG OF A CROWD
AND THE STAGE IT WAS ON, IT COULDN’T
HAVE GONE ANY BETTER.
14 | The Wanderer 01204 328 888