Muamba on way to full recovery - Coyle

FABRICE Muamba's amazing recovery from a cardiac arrest has raised hopes he could make a top-flight comeback.Such has been the improvement in the 23-year-old midfielder's condition that Bolton plan to return to action against Blackburn in the Barclays Premier League on Saturday and replay their FA Cup quarter-final at Tottenham next Tuesday.Club sources admit they are 'staggered' by Muamba's progress, while team-mates who visited him at the London Chest Hospital left feeling like they had witnessed a 'miracle'. Manager Owen Coyle, who has kept a bedside vigil since Muamba collapsed on Saturday evening, spoke to the player on Tuesday.The Scot returned home that night and is expected to take training on Wednesday providing Muamba's health does not deteriorate.Although Coyle urged caution over Muamba, who is still in a serious condition in intensive care, he was sufficiently encouraged by the player's recovery to suggest he could get back to the level at which he performed before the incident. Asked if the doctors believe he could make a full recovery, Coyle said: 'They say that is something that has happened before. Every case is individual and on its own merits.'The two things that Fabrice have that can help him in this battle are that he is such a fit young man and the life he's had. He's had to fight every step of the way in his young journey, so those two things I am sure will stand him in good stead.Football pales into insignificance at this moment, as we know, but he's an outstanding young individual and we pray that he gets back to that level again.
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