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Football Inigo feeling the pain as Rovers' injury run continues
Bristol Post
|April 10, 2025
NIGO Calderon has confirmed that Bristol Rovers have no fresh injury concerns going into their crucial home game against Exeter City on Saturday afternoon, although the Spaniard is keeping his fingers crossed that that doesn't change amid rotten luck of late.
The Rovers head coach conducted media duties a day earlier than usual due to the Gas' open training session at the Mem on Tuesday afternoon.
He did confirm that there were no new issues ahead of the week-end following last Saturday's 1-0 defeat at Bolton Wanderers, but did joke that there was still time for a problem to arise.
Tapping the table for good luck, Calderon explained: "Not now. But we are still only Tuesday so with the luck we are having lately, probably something will happen because we are losing like one, two players per week.
This story is from the April 10, 2025 edition of Bristol Post.
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