George Hirst

Hirst played 31 minutes off the bench during Saturday's draw with Brighton.

Hirst (knee) has trained with the group and is now questionable for Saturday's match against Brighton, according to manager Kieran McKenna, per Stuart Watson of the East Anglian Daily Times. He trained with the group pretty much all week and is ahead of schedule really. He is feeling really good. Of course, we'll make the right judgment, not just for this weekend and won't take any unnecessary risks. But, as it stands today, he is available to be involved with the squad."

Hirst (knee) is recovering well and is targeting a return in October, according to manager Kieran McKenna. "[George] Hirst has progressed well and we hope to see him in the next round of fixtures, before the international break in October."

Hirst has undergone knee surgery and is expected to miss around the next two to three months of action, according to manager Kieran McKenna, per Stuart Watson of the East Anglian Daily Times. "He had surgery on his knee. It's not as bad as it could have been thankfully. It was a keyhole surgery. There's a possibility of recovery of around eight weeks from the surgery.

Hirst (knee) is set to see a specialist for further examination of his knee, according to manager Kieran McKenna, per Mark Heath of Yahoo Sports. "George has got an issue, a knock from the game last weekend. He's not been with us this week, he's seeing some specialists and we can't update on the definite timeline yet. We will do as soon as we can."