Dunne ruled out for start of season as new boy Bolton eyes career revival in Scotland

Charles Dunne will miss the start of the Paisley club's season
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St Mirren's Charles Dunne has been ruled out for the first three weeks of the season.
The defender picked up a calf injury in their 1-0 ViaPlay Cup win at Cowdenbeath on Tuesday night, however, the club initially feared a longer injury lay-off.
"He is not as bad as we first feared, we are looking probably about three weeks with Charles," said manager Stephen Robinson.
“So it is obviously a blow for us – but not as bad as we thought it was going to be.
“He has had a scan, he will be a similar time frame as Keanu (Baccus, who previously had a calf injury) so hopefully three weeks and he will be back available again."
New signing James Bolton, however, is ready to jump-start his career with the Buddies following injuries ruling him out for significant periods over the last two years.
Bolton said: “The last two years have been frustrating with injury.
“The lack of games in the last two years has made me hungry. I have moved everything to Scotland and I am looking forward to the challenge.”