Mark Yeates needed a trip to hospital to put his dislocated shoulder back in place on Saturday afternoon.

A challenge saw the mercurial winger immediately hold his shoulder knowing that his afternoon's work was to be called to a halt.

Both physio Tony Flynn and the club doctor unsuccessfully tried to put Mark's shoulder back and a trip to hospital was needed in the end.

Tony told CU-FC.com, "Mark knew straight away that it had popped out and came over to see if we could get it back in. It wasn't possible to do it here at the ground so we sent him off to hospital with the youth team physio."

While we were trying to put it back, the adrenaline was probably stopping Mark feel too much pain but he said it was agony at the hospital."

It was successfully back in place by the time Mark returned to the ground and Tony feels that it shouldn't be too long before the former Spurs wide man will be back in action.

"We will need to do as much strengthening work on the area around the shoulder as soon as Mark is able to and with it being put back in place quite quickly, we should have him back in two or three weeks."