Cabaye Fears Ligament Damage & Undergoes Scan


By Tyne-Talk
October 8 2011

Newcastle United midfielder Yohan Cabaye has confirmed he is concerned about the ankle injury which forced him off the pitch in the 48th minute of France's game against Albania last night. Cabaye, who is yet to be officially ruled out of Tuesday's International game against Bosnia Herzegovina was interviewed for the French Football Federation's website and also spoke to L'Equipe.

He said

"My left ankle got stamped on. I preferred to be substituted and not take any risk.  It was a big pain, and I fear ligaments could have been damaged.

I hope I will be fit for Tuesday and that this game does not pass me by.

I will have tests, I don't know whether it is a sprain or a bad bruise but it was very painful and I couldn't carry on like that."

International manager Laurent Blanc told L'Equipe;

"He took a heavy blow on his ankle. Our Albanian friends shook us up well."

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Cabaye Fears Ligament Damage & Undergoes Scan
Discussion started by TyneTalk (IP Logged), 08/10/2011 19:08
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08/10/2011 19:08
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detox1978
detox1978
10/10/2011 00:25
Any news on how long he's out for?

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tunyc
10/10/2011 18:51
Currently holding breath.

AndrewThe Mag
Andrew The Mag
10/10/2011 20:27
Dirty mackems, hopefully its just badly bruised.

waffles
waffles
11/10/2011 14:45
Suggestions are that Cabaye is clear to play tonight for France, so it was just a twist or bruise.

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tunyc
11/10/2011 15:23
Now crossing fingers until France's match ends...

waffles
waffles
11/10/2011 16:15
Crossing fingers that he's named on the bench and is unneeded for them tonight.

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tunyc
11/10/2011 17:46
Seriously. Important game, though. I'm betting he starts if he's available.

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