Callum Wilson says he's not going to take any risks now with injuries nufc
Callum Wilson says he’s not going to take any risks now with injuriesHaving started the previous six Newcastle United matches , the NUFC number nine replaced by Alexander Isak.ever find out, as like the rest of us, they found out only an hour before kick-off that Callum Wilson hadn’t even travelled to the south coast, never mind whether he was in the team or not!
Eddie Howe saying after that draw at Bournemouth that it was only a minor hamstring issue and he was hoping Wilson would be back for Liverpool this Saturday.“I was burning inside to go back there .“That can happen when you are working hard.“I can’t take any risks any more.“Then ended up pulling up with something after 20 minutes.
As for that getting ever nearer cup final…Callum Wilson says taking risks when feeling only 80 per cent ok, is a thing of the past. Well, when it comes to a player who has never won a major trophy and a club that hasn’t done so for 54 years, does that change the willing to take the risk factor?
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