Wolves goalkeeper Jose Sa fights through pain to play with fractured wrist
Steve Davis has revealed Jose Sa is currently playing on with a fractured wrist – as the interim Wolves head coach praises the goalkeeper’s ‘character and courage’.
Sa picked up the injury against Fulham on August 13, in the first home game of the season and only the second fixture of the campaign.
After the defeat to Chelsea last week, supporters claimed Sa approached the away end and said he was playing with an injury, and Davis has now confirmed the shot-stopper has suffered from a fractured wrist.
“Most of the players will have something and it’s important to know that there’s different pain elements to it,” Davis said.
“There’s different bones in the wrist that would be less likely to break than others or less of a problem. In the end, the medical staff, the coach and the player will sit down and make a decision on whether that player can carry on with that particular injury.
“If they are all comfortable that he can play, then that’s what happens.
“I’ve played with broken toes in the past, it’s a bit about pain tolerance as well and how much you can stand.
“I’m not sure where he is at the moment with it, but previously it was a problem.
