I'm going to keep on playing until I'm 40, insists Bolton keeper Jaaskelainen

07 August 2009 16:11
No end in sight: Bolton keeper Jussi Jaaskelainen[LNB]Bolton goalkeeper Jussi Jaaskelainen believes he can continue playing at the highest level until he is 40.[LNB]The Finland international, 34, has three years left on his current Wanderers contract and is hopeful he can earn an extension after that.[LNB]'I'm not that old for a Premier League goalkeeper. When this contract finishes I'll be 37 and hopefully I will avoid big injuries so I can't see why I cannot play beyond this contract.[LNB]'If you don't look after yourself you are not going to be a successon the field any more because you know others will look afterthemselves.[LNB]'You have to keep on top of your game and make sure you do the right recovery.'[LNB] Jaaskelainen's 12 years of service with the club is being marked bya testimonial season in aid of three local charities and starts with afriendly against Hibernian at the Reebok tomorrow.[LNB] Birmingham move for Michel, Blackburn eye Yebda and Bolton swoop for M'Bami Nottingham Forest lead the chase for Danny Shittu as Bolton boss Gary Megson invites offers Bolton boss Gary Megson admits Portugal star Miguel Veloso is out of their league BOLTON FC

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