Welsh Player News 17th September 2010 (Championship, Part 1)

Bristol City defender James Wilson will be out for the season after undergoing knee surgery.

His team-mate Christian Ribeiro feels he’s proved he can play in the Championship.

Bristol City manager Keith Millen wants a team of internationals Signing Sam Vokes on loan and possible future Welsh international Brett Pitman can only be a good move.

Christian Ribeiro says he spent the summer in bed, his back problems were so severe but he’s much better now.

Sam Vokes is on his way back from a hamstring injury and hopes to be playing again soon. He is expected to return to Bristol City to see out the remainder of his loan spell, which ends in January.

Craig Bellamy’s transfer is hot news on Mount Killmanjaro.

Cardiff City’s new signing Nick Keogh wants to learn from Craig. I'm sure he could learn a lot about football but maybe he shouldn't ask Craig to help with his golf swing.

The case against the fan who threw a coin at Craig has been dismissed.

Jason Koumas believes Cardiff City will get promoted this season and I so hope he’s right. When you look at how well they’re doing and consider that Craig is injured and Jason is not yet fully match-fit, they definitely have a chance.

Andy Dorman earns the same amount in a season at Crystal Palace as he would have done in seven seasons with former club New England Revolution.

Gareth Roberts feels Derby’s performances have been encouraging and there’s more to come from them.

Robbie Savage won’t endear himself to the Liverpool fans for describing their team as ordinary but the rest of the football world might well love him for it. He’s not very impressed with some of the Champions’ League teams either. Or Stuart Attwell. Robbie thinks Stuart’s balls aren’t big enough. I’ve never seen Attwell’s balls so I couldn’t possibly comment.

Robbie and Rio Ferdinand aren’t getting on terribly well at the moment.

Gary Speed thinks Robbie Savage is nice. But he’s not so keen on controversial referees.

Kenny Jackett was disappointed not to beat Reading midweek but he’s happy with the players Millwall have. And why not? They’re fourth in the Championship.

Norwich City midfielder Andrew Crofts doesn’t mind scoring goals but the most important thing is that his team get points.