Bad Injury Cornelius Has Got

Massive Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Eh?

Hes had one after another. What are you sugesting?

Hope your wrong.....

Was discussing this in work earlier. I have my doubts also

I have a suspicious feeling aswell,

It would be hard to keep under wraps though with the whole team in training and people who watch the training

Seen him in nandos yesterday didn't look that bad

Dafuq you talking about

Gotta be a bad one --who was the tw*t from Accrington Stanley who floored him


Ankle injury is three weeks max -- looks like hes out now til after Christmas
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/foot ... as-6141395

absolutely stupid idea to risk him in a pointless game at a shit ground and now he's paid the price for it should have stuck to clocking up a few sub minutes or dvp games imo. not sure if its much else to it or not.

Gotta be a bad one --who was the tw*t from Accrington Stanley who floored him


Ankle injury is three weeks max -- looks like hes out now til after Christmas
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/foot ... as-6141395

Well lets hope that when [if] he starts playing for us, he plays out of his skin & keeps us in the Premier League.

Anything less & i fear that it wont only be Moody being relieved of his duties at our club!

See my comment here

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=125536

I really hope he gets back to fitness soon, As the world and their dog will tell you, you need a decent striker to stay up, we certainly havent got one of those atm, hope to god he comes back and shows why he cost 8 million, im confident that he has ability in light of the fact Alex Ferguson's scouting team were very keen on him, that must count for something.

As this article suggests I dont think Malky is in any rush to get Andreas back. When he comes back he wants him fit and firing on all cylinders. Its far too early to say if hes been a waste if money or not.

Malky Mackay: 'Andreas Cornelius fitness not an issue'
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By Jack Prescott, London Correspondent
Filed: Monday, September 23, 2013 at 17:51 UK
Last Updated: Monday, September 23, 2013 at 20:40 UK
Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay has revealed that he has told Andreas Cornelius to take his time in getting back to full fitness.

The 20-year-old club-record signing from FC Copenhagen has played twice so far this season due to a persistent ankle injury.

"We have sat down and spoken about it to him," Mackay is quoted as saying by Sky Sports News. "He realises that so there is no pressure.

"He is a youngster who has signed a long-term contract at the club, a five-year deal. He is here for a long time and does not need to come here and hit the ground running."

Cardiff return to action on Tuesday when they travel to West Ham United in round three of the Capital One Cup.

Gotta be a bad one --who was the tw*t from Accrington Stanley who floored him


Ankle injury is three weeks max -- looks like hes out now til after Christmas
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/foot ... as-6141395

Where does it say he's out until Christmas ?

What a total waste of money which could of been spent on a proven goal scorer combined with the Brayford money