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INJURY LATEST PLUS FA CUP AT FIELD MILL
16th January 2008 17:45


16 Jan 2008

Billy Dearden tells Evening Post that of the injured players (M.Boulding, McAliskey, Baptisite, McIntosh) : “Mickey (Boulding) looks like the only one who has a chance of being fit for the weekend”.

Full story at thisismansfieldtown.co.uk

Billy Dearden talks to Evening Post about Ian Holmes: "Ian is till learning. He's nowhere near the finished article yet but he's keen to improve. "He's proved in the last two or three matches that he won't let anyone down and will work hard for the team. The last couple of away games we have played him up there on his own with Browny (Simon Brown) just behind him. Ian has worked very hard - but that is what he has to keep doing and I'm sure he will."

Full interview at thisismansfieldtown.co.uk

Billy Dearden talks to Evening Post about Wycombe game: "I would like to think that game was a one-off and we can forget about it. We didn't handle the conditions well and we gave them three bad goals. Darlington are a good side but we have to get going again at home by getting wins and clean sheets, as we were doing before Christmas."

Full story at thisismansfieldtown.co.uk

Meanwhile Evening Post reports that the FA Cup will be in Mansfield early next week.
It is to be brought to Field Mill for a photo shoot with the Stags players in front of the national media. The exact day of the cup visit will be decided later this week, depending on when Mansfield choose to arrange a proposed reserve friendly.

Full story at thisismansfieldtown.co.uk
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Cup fever starts as famous trophy comes to town
CHAD.CO.UK
THE FA Cup is coming to town as a taster for the eagerly-awaited Stags clash with Premiership Middlesbrough.
Sponsors E-on are bringing the FA Cup to Mansfield early next week as part of a promotion for the Fourth Round tie on 26th January.

Stags players will be photographed with the Cup as the national media are invited to Field Mill.

BBC are screening the tie live on Match Of The Day from 12.30pm.

 

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