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Here you can find the latest news about the "Magic Magyar" of West Bromwich Albion.

As it was predicted, Zoltan Gera played one half on Monday night's reserve game when West Bromwich Albion played against local rivals Aston Villa.

The Hungarian international couldn't help WBA's struggling reserve team to resuscitate, but this time the final result wasn't that important (Villa won 4-0). For Bryan Robson's request Gera was in the line-up.

"This 45 minutes play was a very good training for me and everything happened as we decided before the game. We made an agreement with the doctors and the trainers that I play one half and fight till my last breath on the pitch. After the game I got very tired and felt stiff in my legs but I knew that it would happen, so no extraordinary things happened."

"At the moment I don't feel pain and now this is the most important thing. After long time on Tuesday I had a day-off and Wednesday morning I join the trainings again. I don't know when I'll come back in the Premiership but it's almost sure that I [come back] this year. Therefore Bryan Robson may use me during the big Christmas marching."