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Kieron Dyer could be fit to play in 10 days' time, according to Bobby Robson.
The winger has made "excellent progress" according to the Newcastle manager.
"His knee looks fine. He has improved dramatically. Our medical staff believe he is 10 days away from playing - that's playing, not training - and that wouldn't rule him out of England's plans," Robson said.
"He is swimming and jogging and his knee is holding firm. He's not in discomfort and he's making excellent progress.
"Now it's up to England to look at him and analyse the situation. I spoke to Sven and (FA chief executive) Adam Crozier and passed all that information on to them.
"They are going to try to get hold of our physios so they can make their assessment, but our people are very optimistic and so is Kieron."
Dyer had been told he needed a "miracle" recovery from a knee problem in order to make the tournament after being injured at Southampton.
He has not been assured of his World Cup place, but Eriksson will assess his fitness in Korea next Sunday and Monday before the official squad has to be submitted on May 21.
Kieron Dyer could be fit to play in 10 days' time, according to Bobby Robson.
The winger has made "excellent progress" according to the Newcastle manager.
"His knee looks fine. He has improved dramatically. Our medical staff believe he is 10 days away from playing - that's playing, not training - and that wouldn't rule him out of England's plans," Robson said.
"He is swimming and jogging and his knee is holding firm. He's not in discomfort and he's making excellent progress.
"Now it's up to England to look at him and analyse the situation. I spoke to Sven and (FA chief executive) Adam Crozier and passed all that information on to them.
"They are going to try to get hold of our physios so they can make their assessment, but our people are very optimistic and so is Kieron."
Dyer had been told he needed a "miracle" recovery from a knee problem in order to make the tournament after being injured at Southampton.
He has not been assured of his World Cup place, but Eriksson will assess his fitness in Korea next Sunday and Monday before the official squad has to be submitted on May 21.
10 days???? I'm sure I read somewhere that he was gunna be out for months and miss the World Cup altogether!???
Great news if he is back in 10 days time, but I still don't really believe he'll be fully fit by then!
I saw how badly he fell and jolted his knee, I know how painfull it can be when you do stuff like that to your knee! :S
And he was stretchered off - and we're still expected to believe that he's gunna be back again, as happy as a daisy!
Nah, I don't belive you! :P
Great news if he is back in 10 days time, but I still don't really believe he'll be fully fit by then!
I saw how badly he fell and jolted his knee, I know how painfull it can be when you do stuff like that to your knee! :S
And he was stretchered off - and we're still expected to believe that he's gunna be back again, as happy as a daisy!
Nah, I don't belive you! :P
Agreed, it is taking the mick a little now...
Appreciate the news service...thanks for bringing it to us. But it is all just a click away on other websites...
Appreciate the news service...thanks for bringing it to us. But it is all just a click away on other websites...
look, im getting fed up of this. its alright copying and pasting stuff of the net now and again. but in the last week youve done about 10! go make your own topic you little scavenger!
taken from ntl:home
Kieron Dyer could be fit to play in 10 days' time, according to Bobby Robson.
The winger has made "excellent progress" according to the Newcastle manager.
"His knee looks fine. He has improved dramatically. Our medical staff believe he is 10 days away from playing - that's playing, not training - and that wouldn't rule him out of England's plans," Robson said.
"He is swimming and jogging and his knee is holding firm. He's not in discomfort and he's making excellent progress.
"Now it's up to England to look at him and analyse the situation. I spoke to Sven and (FA chief executive) Adam Crozier and passed all that information on to them.
"They are going to try to get hold of our physios so they can make their assessment, but our people are very optimistic and so is Kieron."
Dyer had been told he needed a "miracle" recovery from a knee problem in order to make the tournament after being injured at Southampton.
He has not been assured of his World Cup place, but Eriksson will assess his fitness in Korea next Sunday and Monday before the official squad has to be submitted on May 21.
Kieron Dyer could be fit to play in 10 days' time, according to Bobby Robson.
The winger has made "excellent progress" according to the Newcastle manager.
"His knee looks fine. He has improved dramatically. Our medical staff believe he is 10 days away from playing - that's playing, not training - and that wouldn't rule him out of England's plans," Robson said.
"He is swimming and jogging and his knee is holding firm. He's not in discomfort and he's making excellent progress.
"Now it's up to England to look at him and analyse the situation. I spoke to Sven and (FA chief executive) Adam Crozier and passed all that information on to them.
"They are going to try to get hold of our physios so they can make their assessment, but our people are very optimistic and so is Kieron."
Dyer had been told he needed a "miracle" recovery from a knee problem in order to make the tournament after being injured at Southampton.
He has not been assured of his World Cup place, but Eriksson will assess his fitness in Korea next Sunday and Monday before the official squad has to be submitted on May 21.