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Corry Evans hopes the weekend win over Bristol City will provide Rovers with the perfect springboard to go on a good run of form throughout the final eight games of the season.
There wouldn't have been many who would have had Corry Evans down to score at the weekend, but the Northern Irishman marked his return with a rare strike to help Rovers to victory over Bristol City.
There will be an upgrade on the midfield options this weekend but a defensive dilemma for Tony Mowbray to contend with, as Rovers get set to resume the season against Bristol City on Saturday...
Whilst the wait for football to return seems to have gone on forever, the delay has been even longer for Rovers midfielder Corry Evans.
Three key Rovers are currently on the treatment table at the Senior Training Centre, but one of them, Lewis Holtby, admits it's the perfect combination to push each other on.
Tony Mowbray sat down with iFollow Rovers earlier this week to give us an update on the progress of two of his key midfielders.
When Corry Evans went down in the 13th minute against Preston North End at Ewood Park, it looked to many that it was one of those challenges that you see most weekends.
Corry Evans is on the mend following a successful operation on a fractured skull and shattered eye socket picked up in the recent draw with Preston North End.
Tony Mowbray says Corry Evans will be out long-term after picking up a horrific facial injury against Preston North End last weekend.
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