Source: Telegraph
Owen Coyle hoping Bolton's Gary Cahill can return this season
It was widely reported Cahill would miss the rest of the campaign after developing a blood clot in his arm last week. [LNB]However, Coyle insists no date has been put on the 24-year-old's recovery. [LNB]Michael Owen spares Kevin Keegans blushesManchester City v Bolton: PreviewArsenal told by Bolton Gary Cahill will cost £20 millionLiverpool and Rafa Benitez go crazy and Manchester City insult Joe KinnearCahill, who had been tipped to win a place in England's World Cup squad this summer, is now recovering at home after being discharged from hospital. [LNB]Coyle said: "I never gave up hope anyway. I said we suspected he would be out for a period of time, probably a couple of months. [LNB]"Then obviously because in a couple of months there's not long to go, it all of a sudden became he's out for the season. [LNB]"All I would say is, first and foremost, we are doing everything we can to help Gary. [LNB]"Once we know his wellbeing is assured we will look at the football side of things. [LNB]"He's very comfortable at home, albeit he can't do anything in terms of physical exercise, which is right. [LNB]"We'll revisit it in a couple of weeks, have a word with the specialist and see where he is at with it." [LNB]Former England U21 international Cahill, a £5 million signing from Aston Villa two years ago, had been one of Bolton Wanderers' most consistent players this season. [LNB]The club first became aware of his problem when he was forced to pull out of last Saturday's Premier League draw with Fulham on the morning of the game. [LNB]
