Injured Barnsley striker Iain Hume is looking for a chauffeur to help his drive back to full fitness.
It was feared Hume would miss the season after suffering a fractured skull in the Coca-Cola Championship match against rivals Sheffield United.
But brain specialists have told him he could return to training within two months - if he can find someone to drive him there and back!
Hume is now on the look out for a personal chauffeur after being told he will not be able to get behind the wheel for up to six months.
The Canada international is desperate to rejoin his team-mates as soon as possible and play some part in the remainder of the season as the Tykes battle to avoid relegation.
Ex-Leicester man Hume is being driven around by friends and family members at the moment.
But there is every chance the club will fix him up with a full-time chauffeur.
Tykes Manager Simon Davey said: "Iain was back at the ground for the 1-0 defeat against Reading after managing to get himself out of the house and over here to Oakwell.
"His father-in-law brought him, and it was great to see him again.
"Iain is not going to be able to drive for six months and, in the meantime, there are a lot of stages and hurdles for him to get over.
"But the club will endeavour to do all it can to help him get back to full fitness."
It was feared Hume would miss the season after suffering a fractured skull in the Coca-Cola Championship match against rivals Sheffield United.
But brain specialists have told him he could return to training within two months - if he can find someone to drive him there and back!
Hume is now on the look out for a personal chauffeur after being told he will not be able to get behind the wheel for up to six months.
The Canada international is desperate to rejoin his team-mates as soon as possible and play some part in the remainder of the season as the Tykes battle to avoid relegation.
Ex-Leicester man Hume is being driven around by friends and family members at the moment.
But there is every chance the club will fix him up with a full-time chauffeur.
Tykes Manager Simon Davey said: "Iain was back at the ground for the 1-0 defeat against Reading after managing to get himself out of the house and over here to Oakwell.
"His father-in-law brought him, and it was great to see him again.
"Iain is not going to be able to drive for six months and, in the meantime, there are a lot of stages and hurdles for him to get over.
"But the club will endeavour to do all it can to help him get back to full fitness."
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