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BY LOUIS MENDEZ

Ryan Inniss is set for another spell on the side lines but boss Johnnie Jackson is unable to put an expected time frame on his absence.

The big defender has already missed a large chunk of this season with a thigh problem and as now suffered another problem with the same area.

He was missing for the midweek game with Milton Keynes and didn’t make the trip to Sheffield Wednesday today.

Jackson said: “I don’t know time periods but he’s had another issue with his thigh. We have to wait and see. He wasn’t available today. I don’t know the time frame on it, hopefully not too long.

“But he’s a player who has got a history of picking up these kinds of thing. The more you get, sometimes the more careful you have to be with your return to play.”

PHOTO: KYLE ANDREWS

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