Fulham v West Ham: Jack Wilshere to miss third straight game with ankle injury

Fulham v West Ham: Jack Wilshere to miss third straight game with ankle injury
West Ham will be without Jack Wilshere for the third consecutive game when they make the short trip to face Fulham this weekend.Manager Manuel Pellegrini has revealed the midfielder remains sidelined with an ankle injury and will not feature in Saturday evenings Premier League clash at Craven Cottage – which you can hear LIVE on talkSPORT!3

Jack Wilshere is still out with an ankle injury

Wilshere’s stop-start Hammers career remains on hold while the club get to the bottom of another ankle problem for the 26-year-old.The summer signing from Arsenal has been on the pitch for just five minutes since September.It is a problem with the different ankle to the one which Wilshere had surgery on earlier this season, but is still another source of frustration for player and club.

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Pellegrini also revealed striker Lucas Perez could miss the Fulham game with a foot injury.The Hammers boss said: “Perez has a pain in his instep, we are reviewing it.Jack continues his treatment with his ankle and he will not be involved in this game.”3

Injuries have restricted Jack Wilshere to just five appearances this season

It means either Michail Antonio or fit-again Andy Carroll are likely start in attack if Perez is ruled out.But while there was more bad news for Wilshere, Pellegrini received good news about Mark Noble this week.The West Ham stalwart signed a new one-year contract on Wednesday which will extend his stay with his boyhood club to 17 years.The 31-year-old midfielder made his first-team debut in a League Cup win against Southend in 2004 aged 17 and is comfortably the club’s longest-serving player.3

Noble has played at West Ham for his entire career

Noble has once again been a key figure for the Hammers this season and Pellegrini hopes he will finish his career in claret and blue.“I think it is very positive for him and for the club,” said Pellegrini.“Mark is a player that has played his complete career here so I think he deserves to finish his career here as well. I am very happy for him. “He knows this club, every time he talks in the dressing room it is important for new players who arrive to this club to listen to him, he always has that role as a leader which is very important for our team.“He is a good midfielder, has a good view of the complete pitch and the personality to always ask for the ball.”

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