Davis could be out for season admit Bolton

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Thursday 26 November 2009 11:13 GMT
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Bolton midfielder Sean Davis could be struggling to play again this season, manager Gary Megson has admitted.

Davis made only three starts after arriving from Portsmouth in the summer before suffering a knee injury.

Megson said: "Sean is going to be out for a long spell but whether it will be for the season only time will tell. It will be touch and go."

Israel midfielder Tamir Cohen could return against Fulham at Craven Cottage on Saturday. He sat out the defeat by Blackburn because of a groin problem.

Ricardo Gardner has not trained all week but is expected to shrug off a calf strain and make the game.

Jlloyd Samuel took a knock in the derby as well but like Gardner should be in the frame to face Fulham.

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