Sky Blues Use Rehab Centre
By Covsupport
Updated Friday, 27th May 2005
Giddings and Brush go for specialised treatment
Coventry City are among the first clients to use the new Team Bath residential rehabilitation centre at the University of Bath.
The complex offers "comprehensive rehab programmes tailored to individual needs using the world-class sports facilities" under the guise of former Leicester keeper Ian Andrews.
Stuart Giddings and Richard Brush have used the centre this week to help them recover from a hamstring injury and a fractured bone in the wrist respectively. Both were given special programmes to help them recover and return fitter.
Andrews told This Is Bath: "They're going to work hard while they're with us," he said. "Everything will be structured to make sure they get the best out of themselves.
"If there's a way of getting them fit, this is where it's going to happen. "They will be able to concentrate on their rehabilitation and go back fitter and stronger."
