John Toshack, the man who handed Gareth Bale his debut with the Wales
national team, showed his surprise about the player's current
situation.
Toshack told the night-time programme on La COPE radio that: "There's something wrong. If we analyse what is happening, there's something strange. It's normal for him to be training for so long.
But Madrid has the right medical team to put it right. In the Real Madrid training sessions there are more assistants than players. They must decide and if Gareth has to be another two months out then that must happen. He's a mentally strong lad, but he's been unlucky with injuries. When I coached him there were no back problems. It was the ankle".
Speaking from Baku, the manager of Azerbaijan side Xäzär Länkäran went on to show his faith in Bale and believes he will succeed at Real Madrid "because he's an extraordinary player". He also said he would play his compatriot in the centre forward position along with Cri
Toshack told the night-time programme on La COPE radio that: "There's something wrong. If we analyse what is happening, there's something strange. It's normal for him to be training for so long.
But Madrid has the right medical team to put it right. In the Real Madrid training sessions there are more assistants than players. They must decide and if Gareth has to be another two months out then that must happen. He's a mentally strong lad, but he's been unlucky with injuries. When I coached him there were no back problems. It was the ankle".
Speaking from Baku, the manager of Azerbaijan side Xäzär Länkäran went on to show his faith in Bale and believes he will succeed at Real Madrid "because he's an extraordinary player". He also said he would play his compatriot in the centre forward position along with Cri
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