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10 January 2008

Saracens flanker Dave Seymour could be sidelined for two months after suffering a knee injury during his club's Guinness Premiership opener against Harlequins.

Seymour was forced off midway through the second half at Twickenham as Saracens went down to a 24-21 defeat.

Ligament damage has been diagnosed, with Saracens not expecting him back in action until late October or early November.

Saracens rugby director Eddie Jones said: "It is a blow for the squad and for Dave, who has trained very hard throughout pre-season.

"He was in good shape going into the start of the season, so it is obviously a massive disappointment for him.

"But he has already started his rehab, and it won't be long before he is back in full training."

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