Tyson injury forces return to Reading

By Mark Sugar
January 7 2004

Nathan Tyson has had to leave Wycombe Wanderers only days after signing on loan for a month.He picked up a knee injury in there 4-1 victory over Blackpool and will be sorely missed by Tony Adams as they attempt to stay in Division 2.He set up 3 goals before being forced off through the injury.

If you was Nathan Tyson,you wouldn't be feeling very good right now.The midfielder is currently on the transfer list after being told by Royals manager Steve Coppell he doesn't feature in his plans and needs 1st team football.Tyson then secured a 1 month loan move to Tony Adams Wycombe Wanderers side,who are fighting to stay in Division 2 after a poor start.He then was a key player in there 4-1 victory over Blackpool on Saturday,setting up 3 of the goals.But a knee injury has forced him to return home.It is thought he would be back playing again in around 3 weeks.
Tyson however will be feeling slightly happier with the news Tony Adams would love to keep him at the Causeaway Stadium with him impressing on his debut.

John Salako and Dean Morgan were the scorers in a 2-0 Reserve team victory against Rushden and Diamonds at Loop Meadow,Didcot.It was a game that Dave Kitson made his 1st start for Reading,and played 45mins.Another new face was Serbian & Montenegro trialist Zeljiko Popovic.The defender has come on a 1 week trial.He has previously played for Turkish side Besiktas but couldn't seucre a work permit.

Andy Hughes is back in training after picking up a hamstring injury in the 1-1 draw at Walsall.He didn't play against Preston.
Nicky Forster is rated 50/50 for Saturday's game with Ipswich after not playing against Preston North End due to a stomach injury.

Royals fans can ask manager Steve Coppell and Director of Football Nicky Hammond there question in a fans forum to be held this Thursday,starting at 20:00 in the Madejski Stadium Hotel.This is for STAR members only.