Could it be possible that our coaching team feel that its best to rest Springer for the must win games. Perhaps until we play in the final game of the season to see who will go down?

Who knows? But if he's not injured it can only reinforce the belief that SG is not the man for the job. Rotation might be o.k. at times but when you've got one of the best squads in't league and you're struggling at the bottom of said league I would say you should be putting your best possible team out on the pitch. As for tomorrow I will go for Dewsbury 14v28 Fax.

It would help if the club posted the injury updates in the week running up to the game instead of afterwards.

The last injury update as far I can see was after the squad had been picked and after the game against Oldham so we were left speculating on wether a player was injured or just been left out.

"As for tomorrow I will go for Dewsbury 14v28 Fax."



Hudd-shay , that is a very brave call. A vast improvement will be needed on a pitch the size of a tennis court ( although one of my favourite grounds to visit)

I just look at our squad and can't believe we won't be able to to go to Dewsbury and win comfortably.

We thought that about Oldham !!

Absolutely.

Dewsbury 18 fax 22 wake up call . If they lose its hatchet time on the football management structure ( which might just encourage them to put game heads on and win )

What a shame we are even talking like that. The fact is though, we've been In't 2nd division nearly 20 years and not topped the table once!

Springer not injured apparently.

While I would much rather Springer was on the 17 I can understand Grix's thinking - just don't agree with it. When your focus is more on not losing than going hard for the win you go for solid performers like Garside rather than someone who may make mistakes but can also pull something special out of the bag. We've had the same in the past with players like Worrincy and Barlow who were probably a lot more popular with fans than coaches. We knew what we were getting with Spinger and for me he's performed as expected so seems a bit daft to then leave him out.

Well I actually enjoyed that, not something I've been able to say very often this season. In fairness to Grix he picked a team that was able to carry out his instructions to the letter - high completion rate, very few errors, running hard and spending vast majority of the game in the opposition half. With the forwards getting on top both half- backs had excellent games, Barber has surely done enough th cement a spot at centre - but my man of the match, not for the first time this season was JWH - solid and dependable in defence and dome brilliant link up play in attack.