ROSS GRAHAM is determined to jump on Dundee United's challenge towards the top of the table after roaring on the team from the sidelines.
The defender made his return from three months out in Wednesday's 2-0 defeat at Celtic Park and is looking to kick on at St Mirren tomorrow.
Jim Goodwin's men were miles behind Aberdeen when Graham got crocked but reeled in the Dons and are now above them in third spot in the league.
United are facing a tough run of games coming up but the centre-back wants to put his injury woe behind him and focus on maintaining the charge.
He said: "It was a frustrating period and my first proper injury in my career. It was a new experience for me to deal with. But the boys were doing brilliantly so that made the process easier and I didn't need to rush back, because everyone was playing well.
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