Bolton Wanderers midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker says lethargic display against Fulham should be 'wake-up call' A relegation struggle will, of course, always pale into significance compared to Fabrice Muamba's fight to regain his health. It was reported on Sunday that the midfielder, who collapsed during last month's FA Cup tie at Tottenham after suffering a cardiac arrest, could be back in training within a month, although the club refused to confirm that prognosis. "His progress is good and he remains in intensive care," said a spokesman on Sunday night. In the meantime, Bolton Wanderers must rediscover their pep at Newcastle United on Monday, having seen a run of three successive wins ended by this emphatic defeat. "It was very lethargic," Reo-Coker said. We didn't give a true account of ourselves. You could see from the start we lacked that bit of spark, that little bit of belief. It has put more pressure on the game at Newcastle but let this be a wake-up call to us. It doesn't mean we are going to continue in the same vein. The good thing is we have a chance to put it right straight away. Reo-Coker's enthusiasm for the quick turnaround is not shared by everyone at the Reebok Stadium, with manager Owen Coyle angry that Newcastle will have enjoyed an extra day's rest than his squad. "Ideally, I would prefer another day's rest, the same as Newcastle," he said. And I think some of the other teams are playing Tuesday and Wednesday. We just have to deal with it the best we can. Clint Dempsey was the tormentor-in-chief again for Fulham, curling home a stunning free kick and heading a second just before half-time before Mahamadou Diarra sealed the victory with 10 minutes left. Dempsey now has 21 goals in all competitions this season, becoming the Fulham's highest Premier League scorer in a single season with 15. Out of contract at the end of next season, he insists a decision on his future will be made this summer. "I am talking with the club, but we'll just have to see what happens," he said. I want to focus on my football and that other stuff can take care of itself after the season. Fulham manager Martin Jol said: "We want to keep him, we have offered him a very good contract. If we want to be a top side we need players who can score more than 20 goals in all competitions. For a wide midfield player who can play up front and score that many goals, it is unbelievable.