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Tim Visser out until 2014 with fractured leg

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The Rugby Paper Team
29 October 2013

Tim Visser will be out of action for “around three to four months” with a leg injury.
The Flying Dutchman sustained the injury last Friday against Treviso and further exams revealed he had fractured his fibula.
Furthermore, he will undergo surgery as a subsequent MRI scan showed damage to the his ankle ligaments.
This is another blow for Scott Johnson and Scotland who are already without Stuart Hogg for the upcoming Autumn internationals

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