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SANGARE’S NOW OVER HIS FEARS

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LEAGUE ONE

ACCRINGTON midfielder Mo Sangare has admitted his recent injury lay-off left him fearing for his future in football.
What Sangare, 21, initially thought was cramp was diagnosed as a grade three hamstring tear, leading to nine weeks out.
He said: “The first week was alright, but it hit me during the second and third.
“I was thinking what would I do without playing football and I had moments that make you start thinking a lot of things, in both positive and negative ways.”
Sangare returned as a sub against Crewe on Tuesday and he said: “It was so good,...

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