Source: PA
Coyle desperate to send Cahill to South Africa
Bolton boss Owen Coyle have vowed to "leave no stone unturned" in his bid to help Gary Cahill realise his World Cup dream.
On Monday, Coyle delivered the shattering news that Cahill had suffered a blood clot in his arm that was likely to rule him out for the rest of the season.
Although Coyle stressed he never actually said Cahill would miss the remainder of the campaign, the Scot did admit it was a logical conclusion to draw given the season only has three months remaining. But, whilst there is any hope, Coyle has vowed to explore all avenues to give Cahill a chance of being picked in Fabio Capello's squad for South Africa 2010.
"I will leave no stone uncovered to make sure we can do anything to help him," said Coyle after Tuesday night's 2-0 defeat at Manchester City.
"I never said he was out for the season. I said he would be out for a number of months - there are only three months left so maybe it is a fair assessment.
"I would love to think there was a glimmer of hope that he would be back; for us because of the position we are in and also for his personal goal of reaching the World Cup finals. He was capable of achieving that."
