Southend keeper did not break ankle

The 30-year-old managed to finish the game against the Bulls, before having an X-ray on his right ankle. "X-rays have shown that there isn't a fracture which is better than first thought," he said. "The doctor thinks I have severely sprained my ankle and I am going to have an MRI scan on Monday. "It doesn't look good though as my ankle has ballooned up and I have been on crutches since the end of the match. "I was in a lot of pain but decided to play on. I just didn't want to come off and let the team down because we really needed the win. "There wasn't a substitute goalkeeper to come on and I felt that I could run it off, although the doctor and physio were advising against it."