The injury to club captain Ledley King may not be as bad as first feared after he limped out of action during the first half of Sunday’s game at St James’s Park.

King suffered an abductor muscle problem and was replaced by Sebastien Bassong but scans have revealed just a grade one tear which could see him back in action much sooner than expected.

If there are no further setbacks during the player’s recovery period, he could even be fit for the away match at Fulham on November 6th, although a more likely target is a home fixture with Aston Villa, which takes place after the international break.

The news will be a welcome boost for Ledley, as he look to notch up the 20 games he needs that would earn him a new contract at the end of this season.

SHARE

5 COMMENTS

  1. Best of luck Ledley, we all love you.

    Record speaks for itself. Only need to watch how much more solid we have looked for 4 & half games, only to be far less calm and solid as soon as he went off on Sunday.

    • i think if we had gallas on the bench than bassong i think we would have remained solid and calm bassong is a championship footballer lol

  2. Poor old Ledley………he can’t train, thus putting these muscles & ligaments in a dangerous spot. THus, the injury

    Bassong…………..he does not belong at THFC. An utter accident waiting to happen ……..at all times.

    I can deal w/ A&E who is in the same boat……….A&E actually has the talent to make up for his mental lapses.

    But poor Bassong……………….simply does not.

    What’s up Gallas ? Thank goodness for Kaboul………really turned around things after his awful start vs United/ CIty.

  3. And how many times a game w/ A&E continue to aimlessly kick the ball forward when the club is possession w/ no need for the pass ??

    Sticks got sold to Stoke……..We have one of the best MF’s in the EPL……….take your time son.

Leave a Reply to josh Cancel reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.