Shefflin waiting to discover seriousness of knee injury

HENRY SHEFFLIN faces an anxious wait before he finds out the extent of the knee injury sustained in Sunday’s All-Ireland final.

Tue, 04 Sep, 2007 - 01:00

Jim O’Sullivan

On the advice of team doctor Tadhg Crowley, he will rest for a few days before he visits hospital to undergo a scan.

In the meantime, he says his priority will be to enjoy the celebrations, but he’s naturally concerned that he may be ruled out of the county championship.

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