The unfortunate former Portsmouth favourite takes yet another harsh hit as Rotherham United’s problems persist.
However, the League One champion is expected to miss another lengthy stint due to injury just four games after rejoining the team. The former Norwich City player will now be sidelined for up to three months due to a Grade C injury in his hamstring. Raggett will now have to spend a significant amount of time on the sidelines after taking the hit during Rotherham’s Carabao Cup loss to Barnsley last month, according to Hamshaw.
“It’s a bad one, he’s out for three months,” he told the Rotherham Advertiser, our sister newspaper. He’s a tough boy, and I doubt he truly comprehended what he had done. After the game, he felt it for the first time in the shower. It demonstrates how high his pain threshold is. The worst news came after we submitted him for a scan. Last season’s Hakeem Odoffin and Cameron Humphreys are gone. Agbaire is out and we’ve brought him in. Raggett has now sustained another injury.
The sole injury issue for Hamshaw is the well-liked centre defender, as Raggett is expected to miss another stint. Along with the former Pompey favourite, Rotherham is now missing Kion Etete, Sam Nombe, Josh Benson, Martin Sherif, Lenny Agbaire, and Ben Hatton. The Millers manager has attributed his team’s sluggish start to the season on their ongoing injury situation, as they currently lie in 17th place in the standings.The fact that all of the injuries occur during games is frustrating. It’s a difficult task. We’ll get back together, refocus, reenergise, and try again. “I sympathise with any player who is hurt.” Right now, we have a good number of them. Feeling sorry for one another is not our business. We must make every effort to return them to the field as quickly as feasible. When we are able to deploy our entire crew, it will be beneficial. That’s not something I’ve had the luxury of doing yet. That is the reality; it is not an excuse.
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