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發表於 2006-9-29 23:42:51
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斯維斯達十月缺席
United defender Mikael Silvestre will be absent in October as he nurses a metatarsal injury.
Assistant manager Carlos Queiroz confirmed the bad news on Friday, when he briefed the media ahead of this weekend's match against Newcastle.
"Mikael Silvestre's injury is more serious than we thought," said Carlos. "It's something in his metatarsal and he'll be out for six weeks."
Queiroz also said that Darren Fletcher and midweek match-winner Louis Saha have minor problems but both should be fit to face the Magpies on Sunday.
Better news comes through the recuperation of Ryan Giggs, who has started jogging as he bids to shake off a hamstring injury.
"He’s started individual runs, not with the team," revealed Carlos. "We think he’ll be fine for Wigan. He’s doing well, his recovery process is nothing special and everything’s ok."
Queiroz feels that, regardless of which players feature on Sunday, both sets of fans can expect the traditional bout of goals and excitement against Glenn Roeder's Magpies.
"As far as I remember, Newcastle against Manchester always results in great, spectacular games with lots of goals," he said. "No matter which players are playing on Sunday for Newcastle or for us, it will be showtime for sure. It’s always like that."
Carlos is well aware of the need to return to winning ways domestically, after dropping points in the last two weekends against Arsenal and Reading.
"At the moment it’s not important to think about Chelsea, Liverpool or Arsenal," he said. "It’s |
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