Shrewsbury Town have their first home game of the season tomorrow against Peterborough United.
Paul Hurst's side came from 2-0 down on Tuesday evening to get a 3-3 draw against Notts County at the Croud Meadow - they went on to progress to the next round of the cup after winning 4-3 on penalties.
The defender has missed their opening two competitive fixtures due to a quad injury and Paul Hurst has given an update on his fitness ahead of the Posh clash. "Provided there is no reaction, he will do something else on Friday and then on Monday, we have pencilled him in to train with the group again.
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