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Giggs steps up fitness bid
Hamstring victim Ryan Giggs has stepped up his fitness bid with some light jogging.
The Reds' winger, who began the season in scintillating form, limped out of United's Champions League win over Celtic eleven days ago.
Although he is still expected to be out of action for at least another week or so, the 32-year-old says he is making good progress.
"Things are going okay," Giggs told ManUtd.com. "I did some light jogging for the first time on Sunday.
"All I can do now is wait and see how the injury progresses."
Giggs was speaking at the official opening of the 100th Barclays Spaces for Sports site at Seymour Park, near Old Trafford.
Also in attendance were Prime Minister Tony Blair, United legend Sir Bobby Charlton and Reds' chief executive David Gill, along with over one hundred local youngsters.
The new sports barn, which has been built for the local community of Old Trafford thanks to a £600,000 cash injection from Barclays and the Football Foundation, will provide a range of activities including football, badminton, netball, basketball, dance, volleyball and indoor cricket.
"Having spent my whole career at United, I'm really pleased that Barclays Spaces for Sports and the Football Foundation is supporting this new facility so close to Old Trafford," explained Giggs.
Hamstring victim Ryan Giggs has stepped up his fitness bid with some light jogging.
The Reds' winger, who began the season in scintillating form, limped out of United's Champions League win over Celtic eleven days ago.
Although he is still expected to be out of action for at least another week or so, the 32-year-old says he is making good progress.
"Things are going okay," Giggs told ManUtd.com. "I did some light jogging for the first time on Sunday.
"All I can do now is wait and see how the injury progresses."
Giggs was speaking at the official opening of the 100th Barclays Spaces for Sports site at Seymour Park, near Old Trafford.
Also in attendance were Prime Minister Tony Blair, United legend Sir Bobby Charlton and Reds' chief executive David Gill, along with over one hundred local youngsters.
The new sports barn, which has been built for the local community of Old Trafford thanks to a £600,000 cash injection from Barclays and the Football Foundation, will provide a range of activities including football, badminton, netball, basketball, dance, volleyball and indoor cricket.
"Having spent my whole career at United, I'm really pleased that Barclays Spaces for Sports and the Football Foundation is supporting this new facility so close to Old Trafford," explained Giggs.
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