Gambia: Carayol Hopes to See Out Rest of Season

FOROYAA Newspaper (Serrekunda)

Sulayman Bah

30 March 2011

Gambia starlet Mustapha Carayol hopes to end the rest of the season after returning to the pitch following an injury that sideline him.

Carayol, 22, who played a pivotal role for his new club Lincoln City in some games, was kept off the pitch by injuries and made just few appearances after he bounced back.

But now, the left-footer hopes his injury nightmares are over and is keen in helping his club avoid the relegation zone after thirty-nine games played.

“My target now is to try and play every game from now on until the end of the season, given there are only eight games left” he told the club website.

Mustapha was involved in his clubs’6-0 defeat to Rotherham United where his action paved way for the opponents to score a goal, but is undeterred by the result and is looking up to other games.

“But hopefully I will avoid any more injuries from now until May. It’s been a bit frustrating for me in terms of injuries and it’s been a bit stop-start which is not how I envisaged it would be when I joined the club last summer. I’ve been happy with how I played in the last couple of games and I felt that I could make things happen on Friday which is what my game is all about,” he said.

The former Torquay player was in action against Port Val at press time.

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