Boz
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Bromley up next at PP. The Ravens had a good start to the season, but have faded a little and are currently just outside the play-off zone. As highlighted in Micky's pre-match interview, they have two of the in-form strikers in their line up namely Josh Rees and Louis Dennis, though I think the latter is more of a wide player. Ex-Rovers Ben Chorley and Adam Mekki also on their books and featuring regularly, though Adam missed their last game, a draw with Maidstone and may be injured.
It looks like Buxton will be available again and the manager's remarks gave the impression he'll start, if fitness confirmed. Tollitt is also ready to start, but Micky's remarks about him were more equivocal, so either Ben won't start or there are mind games afoot. Personally, I'd use him from the bench, but know that other regulars on here think he should be in from the off. Otherwise, no new injuries, so not expecting many changes.
Prediction: Few football tourists, as Red Scouse don't have a game this weekend, so expecting the attendance to drop a bit, around the 4.7k mark. Last season, we were comfortably ahead 2-0, when Buxton got sent off and ended up drawing. Despite the presence of some of the NL leading scorers on both sides, think this might be a cagier fixture than that stat suggests, but expecting Rovers to edge a win.
It looks like Buxton will be available again and the manager's remarks gave the impression he'll start, if fitness confirmed. Tollitt is also ready to start, but Micky's remarks about him were more equivocal, so either Ben won't start or there are mind games afoot. Personally, I'd use him from the bench, but know that other regulars on here think he should be in from the off. Otherwise, no new injuries, so not expecting many changes.
Prediction: Few football tourists, as Red Scouse don't have a game this weekend, so expecting the attendance to drop a bit, around the 4.7k mark. Last season, we were comfortably ahead 2-0, when Buxton got sent off and ended up drawing. Despite the presence of some of the NL leading scorers on both sides, think this might be a cagier fixture than that stat suggests, but expecting Rovers to edge a win.