Post by Kevin Lawton on Aug 21, 2009 10:37:58 GMT
From The Sentinel
CONGLETON TOWN won't be taking any chances with the fitness of Andy Kinsey away to Squires Gate.
Kinsey failed to make the second half of Tuesday's home draw with New Mills and the management will be hoping for a favourable report from the physiotherapist.
The loss of Kinsey was softened by the return of Scott Dundas, who deputised up front and gave The Bears a two-goal lead.
Congleton finished with only a point and, while they remain undefeated after four games, joint-boss Anthony Buckle said: "We are not playing as well as we can."
Congleton continue to be without Danny Griggs, while Wayne Brotherton is not fully match fit.
Mark Fitton and Richard Smith are both carrying knocks, but Mark Beeston is back.
Meanwhile, Simon Robinson and Stuart Tulloch both have suspensions looming after being sent off in last Saturday's FA Cup extra preliminary round home win against Dinnington Town that earned them £750 and a trip to Witton Albion.
CONGLETON TOWN won't be taking any chances with the fitness of Andy Kinsey away to Squires Gate.
Kinsey failed to make the second half of Tuesday's home draw with New Mills and the management will be hoping for a favourable report from the physiotherapist.
The loss of Kinsey was softened by the return of Scott Dundas, who deputised up front and gave The Bears a two-goal lead.
Congleton finished with only a point and, while they remain undefeated after four games, joint-boss Anthony Buckle said: "We are not playing as well as we can."
Congleton continue to be without Danny Griggs, while Wayne Brotherton is not fully match fit.
Mark Fitton and Richard Smith are both carrying knocks, but Mark Beeston is back.
Meanwhile, Simon Robinson and Stuart Tulloch both have suspensions looming after being sent off in last Saturday's FA Cup extra preliminary round home win against Dinnington Town that earned them £750 and a trip to Witton Albion.
