Stoke City Boss Offers to Help as Kory Roberts Suffers Suspected Double Leg Break Stoke City Boss Offers to Help as Kory Roberts Suffers Suspected Double Leg Break

Stoke City Boss Offers to Help as Kory Roberts Suffers Suspected Double Leg Break

Stoke City manager Gary Rowett has spoken to the press following his side's comfortable three-nil pre-season victory over Walsall, and discussed the injury to Saddlers defender Kory Roberts, who suffered a suspected double leg break late in the second-half, revealing that he will be contacting the club to offer any help he can.
Rowett, who had just witnessed his side win by three-goals-to-nil as Bojan, Ibrahim Afellay, and Peter Crouch, all found the back of the net, admitted that he'd have happily taken a defeat if it meant 20-year-old, Birmingham-born Roberts could have come out of the match unscathed.


The manager, who was speaking to several members of the local media, said; "There was the injury in the second half, which is not what you want to see. I’d have lost the game 5-0 for the lad not to have broken his leg, which it looks like he has done. My heart goes out to him. It’s a real shame and we will try to help Walsall out how we can because I think it’s a very good club for us to form links to."
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