Plenty of work to be done at Leicester City after defeat at Shrewsbury Town Leicester City showed they still have plenty of work to do during the next 15 days to get in shape for the start of the new season as they produced a disappointing performance at Shrewsbury Town. Results in pre-season are not that important, of course. These games are designed to get the players up to match fitness and sharpness ahead of a gruelling campaign, but also to allow the new signings to get to know their team-mates and for manager Nigel Pearson to learn what he has got and what he needs to recruit during the next month. Ben Marshall on the ball Leicester City v Shrewsbury Town Leicester City v Shrewsbury Town Leicester City v Shrewsbury Town Leicester City v Shrewsbury Town Leicester City v Shrewsbury Town Leicester City v Shrewsbury Town Leicester City v Shrewsbury Town Leicester City v Shrewsbury Town          In the fitness stakes, there were vital 90 minutes for goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel, making his return after his Euro 2012 experience, Ritchie De Laet, Paul Konchesky, Wes Morgan and Liam Moore, and wingers Ben Marshall and Lloyd Dyer got a good hour under their belts. New signings Matty James and Marko Futacs were given another valuable 45 minutes in the first half as they adjust to their new colleagues, while David Nugent and Neil Danns were the other starters at Greenhous Meadow. Pearson took