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Sean still out

19 November 2012 10:30 AM

SEAN ST LEDGER is still no closer to a return to action with Leicester C ity as the Foxes need to give the Ireland man more time to recover from injury.

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Ireland central defender St Ledger has been out of action due to a hamstring injury which is still causing him problems.

"Sean is not ready yet and it is difficult to give him a timescale because we need to make sure we get that right," says manager Nigel Pearson.

"He is very frustrated because he felt he was getting really close but we have to make sure he is 100 per cent before he can return. We hope that is soon."

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