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Nigel Pearson says Leicester have coped well with the steep learning curve they have experienced following their promotion to the Championship. The Foxes are 10th in the table but will climb into the top six with victory over Reading at the Madejski Stadium on Monday night. However, Leicester can expect a tough battle in Berkshire with the hosts having dropped into the relegation zone following Peterborough's victory on Saturday. The Foxes have lost just once on their travels this season - at Newcastle at the end of August - while their other five away games have produced four draws and just one victory. Pearson is proud of his player's achievements and admits they have had to quickly adapt to the rigours of the Championship. Pearson told Leicester's website: "We've been able to get results when things have been tough. "The... [read full story]
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