Blues suffer shock McFadden

Last updated: 17th September 2010 McFadden: Knee injury SKY Sports on SKY

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Birmingham, revealed that James McFadden is facing the sidelines after kartotekata picked up an injury to the knee.

Scotland International sustained damage to the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee to training on Friday.

Now he will have to watch from the sidelines as West Midlands region rivals face Blues Brom weekend before seeing a specialist on Monday, with a view to surgery.

Birmingham, confirmed that it will be the action of "foreseeable future ' with the news coming as a major impact on both the player and manager Alex McLeish.

McFadden, who moved to St Andrews by Everton in January 2008, it is displayed on all four Club Premier League games so far this season.

He entered in the drawing 2-2 against Sunderland on the day of the opening of the campaign and since has established himself in the starting XI.

27-year-old, who scored in the Carling Cup, beating Rochdale, also participated in the first two qualifications for Euro 2012 of Scotland.

The next two matches of Scotland are in October against the Czech Republic and Spain and the injury to the McFadden will force Chief Craig correction Levein to look elsewhere.

But whose reproduction Levein career was ended prematurely with a knee injury is more with McFadden welfare and hopes forward will Bounce back.

"I know more than anyone how devastating cruciate ligament injury may be and my sympathies go to James," says Levein.

"Having said that he is a strong character and am sure that it will overcome it.

"Not even going to get into what this means for Scotland because at this stage, the most important thing is that he is recovering, and received his career back on track.

"On behalf of the team, the cashier staff and I am sure supporters of Scotland, I would like to restore it."

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