Former Premier League manager Nigel Pearson forced to learn how to walk again after ‘neurological situation’ ...Middle East

Former Leicester manager Nigel Pearson has revealed he had to ‘learn to walk again’ this year due to his ‘neurological situation’. The former Bristol City manager was sacked by Ashton Gate chiefs last October having lost five of his last seven matches, days after expressing his ‘frustrations’ with his ongoing health issues. Pearson posted a health update this weekX:@nigelgpearson Pearson, now 61 years old, had been on crutches in his final weeks as Robins boss. Now, he’s opened up on his health journey he’s been on over the last year. Taking to X on Monday, he wrote: “I would like to thank all the kind people who have continued to send their support during the last 13 months.

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