Fa Barclaycard Premiership News( 02 January 2009 )
English Premiership football News
Dyer ready to make Hammers return
West Ham manager Gianfranco Zola is set to welcome midfielder Kieron Dyer after 17 months of injury for Saturday dismissal of FA Cup tie against Barnsley.
The 29-year broke his leg in a Carling Cup tie at Bristol Rovers in August 2007 and suffered a stress fracture even earlier this season.
But the England international has impressed in training this week and is ready to be included in the weekend.
"It is focused and he is very excited to play," said Zola.
"It has worked well in recent weeks and we will try to return because it is an important player. I saw the training, it tries very hard and has great qualities.
"I know it was a big injury for him and I know it's frustrating because it is training, training, training and I would like to play.
"After such a long time, it would be difficult for him to be involved from the beginning."
Dyer has made three appearances for the Hammers since completing a £ 6m move from Newcastle in August 2007.
by bbcnews.
English Premiership football News
Everton dealt Saha injury setback
Everton Striker injury crisis has also been composed in Louis Saha was ruled out for five weeks due to injury Hamstring.
The Frenchman took over the injuries during the 1-0 Tottenham on November 30, with the club hoping to have new Christmas accessories.
But the results of a second scan revealed the injury is more serious than first diagnosed.
"It will be for another four to five weeks," said boss David Moyes.
Everton are already without Yakubu, James Vaughan and Victor Anichebe, with Moyes forced to play midfielder Tim Cahill make-shift as the sole striker in the 3-0 win over Sunderland last Sunday.
Dyer has made three appearances for the Hammers since completing a £ 6m move from Newcastle in August 2007.
by bbcnews.
English Premiership football News
Everton dealt Saha injury setback
Everton Striker injury crisis has also been composed in Louis Saha was ruled out for five weeks due to injury Hamstring.
The Frenchman took over the injuries during the 1-0 Tottenham on November 30, with the club hoping to have new Christmas accessories.
But the results of a second scan revealed the injury is more serious than first diagnosed.
"It will be for another four to five weeks," said boss David Moyes.
Everton are already without Yakubu, James Vaughan and Victor Anichebe, with Moyes forced to play midfielder Tim Cahill make-shift as the sole striker in the 3-0 win over Sunderland last Sunday.
Nigerian international Yakubu had surgery for a rupture of the Achilles tendon and will be for the rest of the season, while Vaughan is back before the end of the season after a knee operation last month.
Moyes could look in Reinforcements January transfer window, but financial constraints could force the club before they can sell their ranks depleted Bolster striking.
by bbcnews.
Moyes could look in Reinforcements January transfer window, but financial constraints could force the club before they can sell their ranks depleted Bolster striking.
by bbcnews.
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