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HALL WAIT GOES ON

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QPR defender Grant Hall will have to wait a little longer for his return to first-team action after suffering a setback with his knee injury.
The 25-year-old defender was in action for the club’s Under-23s in midweek and has been struggling since, with Ian Holloway admitting his senior return will be pushed back.
He said: “Hally has had a setback. He couldn’t train this week because he had a reaction after the game. We don’t know the seriousness of it at the minute.
“Hopefully, it will settle down. There was no reaction to his first game but there ...

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