Gary Neville is likely to be out for three weeks after damaging
his ankle ligaments against Bolton on Saturday.
The Reds skipper lasted less than ten minutes of the match after
rolling his ankle in a challenge with Bolton midfielder Gary
Speed.
"Gary Neville has ligament damage and he'll be out for three weeks,
I feel," said the boss.
"It's a blow, there's no question about that. Wes Brown will
continue now. I was actually going to leave Gary out on Monday to
be honest, but Wes will definitely play now."
Wes Brown, who came on and did so well in Neville's place, is now
likely to deputise for the Premiership visit of Blackburn on 31
March and the Champions League quarter final first leg against Roma
at Stadio Olimpico on Wednesday 4 April.
If the initial three-week prognosis turns out to be accurate then
Neville could return for the Premiership clash with Portsmouth at
Fratton Park.