Indeed, the Dunfermline skipper revealed the 33-year-old was as classy as ever in the changing room post-match: “Victor is devastated in there,” said Chalmers.
“He was just saying how he’s come in to help us and is so gutted about what happened.
“He spoke in front of the boys there and was telling us how much he wants to help us. I am confident he will bounce back.
“He’s not played a lot of football — it’s just a slip and, in the heat of the moment, he’s stuck his hand out.
“I am sure Victor will be able to get himself fit and play a massive part for us because he’s a quality player.
“Even him being there in training in the last couple of days gave everyone
“Just by having him around is going to be a big thing for the squad in the games coming up.
“He’s suspended for the next one, but he can guide us and help us just by being there in training.”
Wanyama won’t feature this midweek as Dunfermline host Livingston in Scottish Championship action.
Neil Lennon will be looking to get off the mark at East End Park as his side battles against relegation.
“Just by having him around is going to be a big thing for the squad in the games coming up.
“He’s suspended for the next one, but he can guide us and help us just by being there in training.”
Wanyama won’t feature this midweek as Dunfermline host Livingston in Scottish Championship action.
Neil Lennon will be looking to get off the mark at East End Park as his side battles against relegation.
“Just by having him around is going to be a big thing for the squad in the games coming up.
“He’s suspended for the next one, but he can guide us and help us just by being there in training.”
Wanyama won’t feature this midweek as Dunfermline host Livingston in Scottish Championship action.
Neil Lennon will be looking to get off the mark at East End Park as his side battles against relegation.
