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Players ion good form. Also think that Tobi has a lot more to offer. Just need to keep our heads over this period. Still feel that York are our most dangerous rivals. Hope that FGR dop points tomorrow. UTD.
Bournemouth v Burnley 2-1 Derby County v Portsmouth 2-0 Mansfield Town v Stockport County 1-2 Fleetwood Town v Gillingham 1-0 St Johnstone v Greenock Morton 2-0
Slightly concerned about our injury list and the severity of the injuries being sustained. Some of these appear to be training injuries.
It is expected that Rodney will miss a fair few games but unfortunately this coincides with Smith's injury. However Beckwith is particularly a blow and could disrupt our rhythm unless Galvin can provide cover at CB.
A fair few of the squad wont be match fit but good to see Pritchard back although Allarakia has raised his game in recent weeks. Hopefully Manni can stay fit through the festive period and regain his scoring touch!
Will be interesting to see how BJ shuffles the pack next week at Leamington.
Would be great if we didn't have to scramble through these fixtures and made things more comfortable and enjoyable for the drenched supporters! Onwards and upwards.
Rick here with two questions: 1. Do you think the squad needs to strengthen at all and in what areas? 2. Can Jim get the better of Stuart Maynard's York City when it counts later on int he season?
Another example of VAR confusing the rules! The forward needs to be in the box or on the line before a penalty can be awarded. When will the inconsistency end?
On this occasion it contributed to the excitement rather than dulling the game down. However Scotland were a bit fortunate with the earlier Hoyland disallowed goal.