Dons boss wishes Zyro speedy recovery
MK Dons boss Karl Robinson has wished Wolves' Michal Zyro a speedy recovery after he was sidelined up a year with a serious knee injury.
Zyro suffered severe knee ligament damage after the challenge by Dons defender Antony Kay, who was only shown a yellow card.
Kenny Jackett stated on Thursday that the club had received no contact from Kay and it is thought the player has still not apologised – although the Dons are believed to have since made efforts to try and get in touch with Zyro.
Robinson said yesterday: "It's not nice – it's sickening in some ways what's happened to him. There will be an anger there against us – there always is when these things materialise.
"I told my physio to keep in contact with Wolverhampton to see what the outcome was. I got in contact with Kenny yesterday (Thursday) to say we hope the boy has a speedy recovery, and I hope he comes back and fulfills the potential he certainly has.
"I was devastated when I found out, and I hope he has a healthy recovery and he comes back to fulfil his potential. At no stage did I see that coming.
"You don't go into a tackle to endanger anyone, but he was milliseconds late.
"But there's nothing more I can say than I offer him a speedy recovery."
The 23-year-old Polish international saw a consultant yesterday and is due to undergo surgery in the coming weeks before his long rehabilitation begins.