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Match Preview: AFC Telford (A)


Tuesday 12/01/2016

The Pitmen have an immediate chance to put Saturday’s disappointment of losing to Harrogate Town behind them as they take on AFC Telford United this evening.

After a Boxing Day victory over the Bucks, the Pitmen look to secure their first league double this season when they head to the New Bucks Head.

Hednesford Town supporters will be hoping the improvement in results continues at a ground that has seen mixed fortunes for the Pitmen.

Since being rebuilt in the early 2000’s we have picked up just one victory in four games played, this being a memorable FA Cup triumph in September 2013. Our last match at the New Bucks Head came two years ago when on the opening day of 2014 the Pitmen lost 5-3.

After tasting victory against the same opponents, manager Frank Sinclair is hoping for a reaction from his side this evening:

“The good thing for us is that this game comes quickly after Saturday. It gives the players a chance to go out there and put that result behind them.

“The minimum I ask of the players is 100%. If we don’t play well and get something out of it then I will take it.”

The manager is set to hand Jack Truelove a debut after he signed from Oldham Athletic on Monday with the only absentee for the fixture being Andy Todd who is recovering after breaking his arm last week.

The Pitmen will be wearing their away strip for the game at the New Bucks Head.

Ground Address
New Bucks Head Stadium
Watling Street
Wellington
Telford
TF1 2TU

Segregation
The accommodation for standing visiting supporters is in the Frank Nagington Stand, with access via turnstiles I and J. A limited number of seats will be made available for visitors in the Sir Stephen Roberts Stand. Spectators should again enter via gates I/J and then approach a steward to arrange a transfer to the seating area. Seats will be available on a first-come-first-served basis and priority will be given to elderly people, those with limited mobility and to families with young children.

Admission Prices
Adult £14

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