Injuries already

Wales boss Chris Coleman has suffered two withdrawals from his squad to face Bosnia-Herzegovina on Wednesday.

West Ham duo James Collins and Jack Collison have pulled out due to groin and knee injuries and have been replaced by Huddersfield's Joel Lynch and Cardiff's Robert Earnshaw.

The Football Association of Wales confirmed the changes to the squad on their website. Wednesday's meeting is Coleman's final chance to prepare his squad for the forthcoming FIFA World Cup™ qualifiers.

bet both are fit on sat though

Campo wrote:bet both are fit on sat though

this is west ham players your talking about, thier probably be out for 6 months!

i would not be surprised if the club had 'pulled' them with minor niggles
bloody stupid idea to have internationals next week

Collison's withdrawal is no surprise. He has been on a special programme to manage his knee. Collins is a worry though. He came off during the Braga game. At the time I though it was tactical but it seems not

I think Collins only has a Welch groin problem, I think his premiership groin is fine.

Suzanne Claret wrote:I think Collins only has a Welch groin problem, I think his premiership groin is fine.

That's ok then !

I'm very tempted to pitch in here !!!

Quote from Chris Coleman on James Collins' injury....

"He added: "James Collins, we think, has a hernia problem which may need surgery, he can't play. He limped off in a friendly in Portugal for West Ham so he can't play"

FFS. Here we go again



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Ok, Just ad you would expect. Tomka & Reid.! Woulda been our first choice anyway.

Tony P wrote:Quote from Chris Coleman on James Collins' injury....

"He added: "James Collins, we think, has a hernia problem which may need surgery, he can't play. He limped off in a friendly in Portugal for West Ham so he can't play"

FFS. Here we go again



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Don't fret my dear!

apparently collison hasn't trained with the squad since the play off final! recurrence of his knee problem so he will be out till xmas probably

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Tony P wrote:Quote from Chris Coleman on James Collins' injury....

"He added: "James Collins, we think, has a hernia problem which may need surgery, he can't play. He limped off in a friendly in Portugal for West Ham so he can't play"

FFS. Here we go again



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Hernia problem/ can't play! man of the match!!!

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Suzanne Claret wrote:

Tony P wrote:Quote from Chris Coleman on James Collins' injury....

"He added: "James Collins, we think, has a hernia problem which may need surgery, he can't play. He limped off in a friendly in Portugal for West Ham so he can't play"

FFS. Here we go again



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Hernia problem/ can't play! man of the match!!!

I know! Talk about scaremongering from Chris Coleman. Tosser

Tony P wrote:

manurewa hammer wrote:

Suzanne Claret wrote:

Tony P wrote:Quote from Chris Coleman on James Collins' injury....

"He added: "James Collins, we think, has a hernia problem which may need surgery, he can't play. He limped off in a friendly in Portugal for West Ham so he can't play"

FFS. Here we go again



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Hernia problem/ can't play! man of the match!!!

I know! Talk about scaremongering from Chris Coleman. Tosser

nah he was only trying to put lambert off the sent innit, make him think he wont be playing then blind side him with the ginger beckenbaur

See told ya, nothing wrong with Ginge at all

Watching the match on tv here yesterday reminded me why I like Ginge. He blocked & got in the way of everything. Imagine that scuzzy coward Upson putting his body on the line like that.

Watching it now JK , ginge done very well , Upson was a fat useless tosser . Vlarr pulling CC around all day , the penalty claim on CC by Vlarr could of gone either way , com saying Carlton made a meal of it but Vlarr def shoved him in the back