Pearson won't rush St Ledger

Leicester manager Nigel Pearson has no intention of rushing Sean St Ledger back from his hamstring injury despite the defender's frustration.

Last Updated: 23/11/12 at 14:47 Post Comment

Sean St Ledger: Has missed last seven matches

Sean St Ledger: Has missed last seven matches

The Republic of Ireland international centre-half has missed the last seven matches with the problem he sustained during the 2-0 home win over Bristol City on October 6.

However, Pearson insists he will not be rushing St Ledger back into action.

He said: "It has been a frustrating for him. When he has played this season he has done exceptionally well.

"It is one of those injuries that has taken a bit longer than both he and us thought. It is important that it is 100% before he comes back in.

"I wouldn't want him to come back and then break down. He is frustrated at the minute, but is still a very positive influence around the place."

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