[英超]史篤城前鋒 Sidibe 有望於年底前復出 [復制鏈接]

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Sidibe Back Sooner Than Expected
Posted on: Thu 26 Aug 2010
TONY PULIS has today revealed that Mamady Sidibe could be back in action much sooner than expected following a successful operation on his damaged Achilles tendon.
The Malian international striker underwent surgery in London earlier this week after picking up the long-term injury in Saturday's game against Tottenham Hotspur.
It was originally anticipated that Sidibe would not play again this season, but City are now hopeful that he could be making his comeback before the end of the year.
Pulis revealed this morning: "It looks as though he could be back around Christmas time and that is pretty positive considering what we were hearing after the game.
"It is still a massive blow for the kid because he has not long recovered from a cruciate knee injury, and this has really taken him back again, so we are all feeling for him.
"But he is a great lad and we will all give him a cuddle and stick by him. He is strong and will come through this, but it is a major disappointment for us because he is an important player for us."
Pulis did however, have some positive news on the fitness of both summer signing Kenwyne Jones and Liam Lawrence, who have both missed action through injuries over the past few weeks.
"Kenwyne has an outside chance of featuring at Chelsea, so we will see how he is today and tomorrow," he added. "If he is ready then he will play, but if he isn't we will give him the two-week international break to make sure he is fully right for the Aston Villa game.
"Liam is close as well and he looks as though he may make it for Saturday. He has been training this week and he is feeling ok, so all being well he should be available for the game."
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Sidibe Undergoes Operation
Posted on: Mon 23 Aug 2010
MAMADY SIDIBE was today undergoing surgery on his snapped Achilles tendon . . . as Tony Pulis stepped up his bid to strengthen Stoke City's squad.
The 30-year-old Malian international was having an operation in London on the damaged Achilles which he suffered just minutes after being introduced as a second half substitute in the Barclays Premier League match against Tottenham Hotspur.
The injury will sideline Sidibe for the rest of the season, a blow which has heightened Pulis' determination to bring in new players to bolster his squad in the countdown to the transfer deadline of the summer window next Tuesday afternoon.

City's manager had already indicated that he wanted to bring four players before the deadline and he said today: "The fact that we have lost Kenwyne and now Mama in our first two matches shows how lightweight we are in certain areas of the squad.
"So we will be looking to address that situation before the deadline and, as I have stated before, it is important that we bring more goals to the team."
In reflecting on the two defeats and two injuries, Pulis said: "This happens in football, you have a run of bad luck, just as you then have a run of good luck."
Pulis has indicated once again that he will not rush back club record signing Jones from the ankle injury he sustained in the Wolves match.
The £8 million striker will not figure in the Carling Cup tie against Shrewsbury Town and it is "touch and go" whether he will figure against Chelsea.
"We are just so relieved that we are not talking in the same way about Kenwyne as Mama in terms of his lay-off," said Pulis. "Nevetheless, we want to make absolutely sure that he is right before he comes back and due to the international break, he would have a couple more weeks after Chelsea if he is not ready for that match."
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