Soccer: Pleasant headache for Rovers boss Hull

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Great Wakering Rovers boss Alan Hull could enjoy the rare luxury of having a full squad to choose from for tomorrow's home game with Barton Rovers.

Darren Twidell is back after a one-match ban, while both John Heffer and Stuart Munday are set to return from holidays.

If the injured duo of Paul Pilkington and Neville Hickton report fit, Rovers manager Hull could have a tricky task in choosing a starting line-up.

Tomorrow starts a busy, and vital, spell of three matches in a week for the village side.

Secretary Roger Sampson said: "Both Barton and Oxford City, who we visit the following weekend, are placed near us in the table and sandwiched in between we have a home fixture with promotion-chasing Slough on Tuesday."

Published Friday, January 10, 2003

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