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    With Marco Wentzel and James Hamilton currently out and Ben Kay on England duty, Martin Corry may have to play in the second row against Worcester. "At the moment we're a little bit unlucky with the lock situation" Stankovich told BBC Radio Leicester. Full Article at BBC Sport
    At the moment we're a little bit unlucky with the lock situation
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Prop says Tigers hurt by injuries
  1. As any front rowers will know that does affect us, especially when it comes to scrum time, so hopefully in the next couple of weeks we can get a few back on board.
    SOURCE: BBC Sport 20 months ago
  2. Maybe Martin could be one of the options for that place because now with internationals away we don't have much replacements there.
    SOURCE: BBC Sport 20 months ago

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